Alice Warren

William Carter was probably born in 1600; thus he was of approximately the same age as his neighbour Stephen Webb; he died during the summer of 1655. He had three wives - Avis Turtley, Ann Mathis, and Alice Croxon who survived him. He is recorded as a servant living in Jamestown Island in the 1624/5 Muster, but does not appear in the one of 1623/4 or in Sir Francis Wyatt's return of landowners in 1625.

He had at least two children,

1. William Jr., the exact date of whose death is unknown but it was between August and November 1655; and
2. George, who was probably born early in 1639 and who died in 1671.

William Jr., was born about 1634 or 1635 and was the son of one of the first two wives. After his death, his estate was split up, part of it being granted to Samuel Huby and John Carter of Corotoman jointly.

Alice (Croxton) Carter Parke ... is the mother of [-?-] Carter, probably Mary, who married Augustine (I).[8]

Edward's wife was the widow of William Carter, Jr. (1625?-1655), whose stepmother, Alice Croxon Carter, in Aug 1655, granted Edward 500 acres in Southwark Parish, Surry County, to be used by Edward only during the lifetime of his wife Elizabeth.

Apparently married Edward Warren third.

[1668] 20 May. Edward Petway assigns to Mrs. Alyse Carter and Geroge Carter his right in the land where Mrs. Carter lives, during the life of Elizabeth, wife of Edward Petway, except for fruit; Recorded 2o May 1668 at the request of Edward Warren Signed; Edward Petway, Alyse Carter, Geo. Carter Wit.: Samuel Harris, Thos. Flowers; p. 302

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• http://heirsandroots.com/MyFamilies/Hunnicutt.htm [8] Deed from Alice Parkes and son George Carter to Augustin Hunnicutt, Surry Co. Deeds, Wills etc., 1671-1684, Virginia. County Court, FHL #34099, Bk. 2, p. 345, Recorded 26 Feb 1684.
• http://feindholloway.com/pettway/ep1630.html
• 1. Title: Colonial Families of Surry and Isle of Wight by Brayton, 1999, page 80 "William Carter of London, born 1600, married Alice Croxon of London. William died in Surry in 1654. From Boddie, Virginia Historical Genealogies,Page 295 William Carter grandfather of Elizabeth Carter the wife of Robert Crafford appeared before the Council and General Court on March 01, 1622/23 and several times thereafter. On May 20, 1636 he patented 700 acres in James City, 50 acres being due for his personal adventure of his first wife, Avis Turtley, 50 for his second wife Anne Mathis, and 50 for his third wife Alice Croxton. This and later patents totaled 1000 acres.