Robert Carter I

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Robert Carter I was a powerful early 18th-century Virginia landowner, colonial politician, and acting governor, often called "King Carter" for his immense wealth and influence.

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instanceOf acting colonial governor
colonial politician
landowner
person
planter
birthDate 1663-08-04
birthPlace Lancaster County, Virginia Colony NERFINISHED
burialPlace Christ Church, Lancaster County, Virginia Colony NERFINISHED
child Anne Carter NERFINISHED
Charles Carter of Cleve NERFINISHED
George Carter NERFINISHED
John Carter NERFINISHED
Judith Carter NERFINISHED
Landon Carter NERFINISHED
Robert Carter II NERFINISHED
Sarah Carter NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
deathDate 1732-08-04
deathPlace Lancaster County, Virginia Colony NERFINISHED
educatedAt England NERFINISHED
employer Fairfax family NERFINISHED
familyName Carter NERFINISHED
fullName Robert Carter I NERFINISHED
givenName Robert
influenced political and economic development of colonial Virginia
landholdings over 300,000 acres of land in Virginia at the height of his wealth
memberOf Church of England NERFINISHED
nickname King Carter NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the wealthiest landowners in colonial Virginia
controlling extensive plantations and enslaved labor in Virginia
occupation land agent
planter
politician
parent John Carter (Virginia colonist) NERFINISHED
Sarah Ludlow NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment supporter of the colonial elite in Virginia
positionHeld President of the Virginia Governor's Council
Speaker of the Virginia House of Burgesses NERFINISHED
acting Governor of Virginia NERFINISHED
member of the Virginia Governor's Council
treasurer of the Virginia Colony
region Colonial Virginia NERFINISHED
religion Anglicanism
residence Virginia Colony NERFINISHED
spouse Elizabeth Landon Willis NERFINISHED
Judith Armistead NERFINISHED
timePeriod early 18th century
workedOn management of the Northern Neck Proprietary lands

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