Samuel George Carson

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• Census: 1850, Western District, Carroll Parish, Louisiana

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Education: MD. Philadelphia College of Medicine 1
Only son of an only son

James married Catherine Waller on 28 Jul 1835 in Fox Gap, Franklin Co, Kentucky. Catherine was born on 20 Jan 1815 in Frankfort, Franklin Co, Kentucky; died after 1848 in of, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: Abt 1804, of, Tombigbee settlement, Mississippi

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Carson, Joseph, of the Tombigbee settlements, was one of the prominent men of the later Territorial period. He married a daughter of Abner Green of Adams county, and subsequently influenced connections in the Natchez district. He was commissioned as an attorney-at-law in 1807, was a member of the Territorial council from 1809 to 817, was attorney-general of the eastern district for many yers, a militia officer, in 1813 was colonel of the First Mississippi regimen, United States volunteers, on duty in the Alabama region. He forced the evacuation of the Spanish post on the Perdido river, April 27, 1813. In 1818 he was urged by his section as candidate for congressional delegate.
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Joseph married Jane Green about 1814 in Natchez, Jefferson Co, Mississippi. Jane (daughter of Abner Green and Mary Hutchins) was born in 1794 in Natchez, Mississippi; died in 1830. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Research Notes: ASSOC-Elizabeth Green/Jane Green

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• Residence: 1791, Natchez District, Mississippi
• Residence: Abt 1800, Adams Co, Mississippi
• Residence: 1802, Mississippi Territory
• Residence: 1820, Second Creek, Natchez, Mississippi

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History of Port Gibson Mississippi

Among early things of interest is that Andrew Jackson was so delighted with the homes of Abner and Tom Green when he visited them at Gayosa's summer home and at Springfield in the 1780's, that he acquired a tract of land where Bayou Pierre emptied into the Mississippi River and there built a cabin, trading post and race track. (This was a Spanish land Grant.) After he and Rachel were married at Tom Green?s Springfield, they spent their honeymoon of two or three months here (1791).

Encyclopedia of Mississippi history:
During the time of the Spanish occupation of Ntchez, district, "Thomas M. Green and Abner Green were young men at the time, though both were men of family. To both of them Jackson, at different times, sold negroes, and the writer now has bills of sale for negroes sold to Abner Green, in the handwriting of Jackson, bearing his signature, written, as it always was, in large and bold characters, extending quite half across the sheet."

Birth:
Col Green left with sons Abner and Thomas and Cato West, son in law. Thomas was third child - so Abner was older than Thomas.

Residence:
Spanish grant to Mrs. Sarah Kenner 250 acres on Second Creek 8 miles SE of Fort, by Samuel Hutchins, John White, Abner Green. N.O. 21 May 1791.
Sara Carter, late Kenner, wife of jesse Carter, claims 250 arps. on Second Cr. plat shows tract almost triangular in form, Abner Green, John White and Samuel Hutchins, having lands adjoining.
page 461 Nachez Court Records, 1767-1805

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Treasurer General of Mississippi Territory

Abner married Mary Hutchins on 01 Nov 1784 in Natchez, Mississippi. Mary was born on 04 Feb 1768; died on 04 Feb 1825. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]