Charles Carter (of Ludlow)
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Charles Carter (October 15, 1732–April 29, 1796) was a Virginia planter, patriot, and politician. He was sometimes nicknamed "Blaze" for his red face or reckless behavior, or "Nanzatico" or "Ludlow" for plantation houses he erected but was later forced to sell. He held several local offices in King George County and later in Stafford County, both of which he represented at various times in the Virginia House of Burgesses before the American Revolutionary War. This Charles Carter also represented Stafford County in four of Virginia's Revolutionary Conventions and operated saltpeter factories and the important Chiswell lead mines during the conflict, then won election to both houses of the Virginia General Assembly, although he may only have been seated (multiple times) as one of Stafford C
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Charles Carter (of Ludlow)
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Charles Carter
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Charles Carter
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1796-04-29
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1732-10-15
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1732-10-15
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1796-04-29
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British
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planter, politician
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Member of the Virginia Senate for King George, Stafford and Westmoreland County
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Member of the Virginia House of Delegates for Stafford County
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Member of the House of Burgesses for King George County
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Member of the House of Burgesses for Stafford County
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Charles Carter, Mary Walker Carter
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Thomas Lee
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Thomas Turner
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position established
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Thomas Mountjoy
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Elizabeth Chiswell
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Joseph Jones
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Alexander Campbell
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position ended
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1756
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1776
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1779
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1784-05-02
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1789-12-04
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1771
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1773
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1776
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1789-11-28
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May 1782
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Charles Carter (October 15, 1732–April 29, 1796) was a Virginia planter, patriot, and politician. He was sometimes nicknamed "Blaze" for his red face or reckless behavior, or "Nanzatico" or "Ludlow" for plantation houses he erected but was later forced to sell. He held several local offices in King George County and later in Stafford County, both of which he represented at various times in the Virginia House of Burgesses before the American Revolutionary War. This Charles Carter also represented Stafford County in four of Virginia's Revolutionary Conventions and operated saltpeter factories and the important Chiswell lead mines during the conflict, then won election to both houses of the Virginia General Assembly, although he may only have been seated (multiple times) as one of Stafford County's representatives in the Virginia House of Delegates before taking a sear on the Governor's Advisory Council shortly after his election to the Virginia senate.
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Charles Carter, William Champe, William Robinson,
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John Alexander, Thomas Ludwell Lee
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