Descendants of Capt. Thomas Carter of Barford Lancaster County, Virginia : With Genealogical Notes of Many of the Allied Families

Delve into the intricate lineage of Capt. Thomas Carter of "Barford," situated in the historical backdrop of 17th-century Virginia. Authored by Joseph Lyon Miller, this book meticulously traces the genealogical journey of the Carter descendants, interweaving their lives with the socio-political tapestry of the time.

Set against the backdrop of Virginia's formative years, the book provides a comprehensive exploration of the Carter family's role within the broader colonial context, elucidating how their fortunes were intertwined with the ebb and flow of influential socio-political climates. Miller's scholarly approach ensures accuracy in detailing the family's connections and contributions.

Employing meticulous research, Miller navigates through generations, employing genealogical techniques to illuminate the Carter family's lineage, social networks, and regional influence. The book's themes of heritage, legacy, and identity are enriched by vivid anecdotes and historical insights. Moreover, the author adeptly integrates the family's history with broader historical events, providing readers with a deepened understanding of the era's dynamics.

Beyond genealogy, the book serves as a valuable historical artifact, shedding light on the socio-economic landscapes of early Virginia and the intertwined destinies of its inhabitants. By capturing the essence of the Carter family's narrative, Miller not only preserves their heritage but also offers readers a nuanced perspective on colonial America's evolution.

"The Descendants of Capt. Thomas Carter of 'Barford'" meticulously resurrects history, demonstrating the profound impact of a single family's journey on the larger canvas of a burgeoning nation.

Delve into the intricate lineage of Capt. Thomas Carter of "Barford," situated in the historical backdrop of 17th-century Virginia. Authored by Joseph Lyon Miller, this book meticulously traces the genealogical journey of the Carter descendants, interweaving their lives with the socio-political tapestry of the time.

Set against the backdrop of Virginia''s formative years, the book provides a comprehensive exploration of the Carter family''s role within the broader colonial context, elucidating how their fortunes were intertwined with the ebb and flow of influential socio-political climates. Miller''s scholarly approach ensures accuracy in detailing the family''s connections and contributions.

Employing meticulous research, Miller navigates through generations, employing genealogical techniques to illuminate the Carter family''s lineage, social networks, and regional influence. The book''s themes of heritage, legacy, and identity are enriched by vivid anecdotes and historical insights. Moreover, the author adeptly integrates the family''s history with broader historical events, providing readers with a deepened understanding of the era''s dynamics.

Beyond genealogy, the book serves as a valuable historical artifact, shedding light on the socio-economic landscapes of early Virginia and the intertwined destinies of its inhabitants. By capturing the essence of the Carter family''s narrative, Miller not only preserves their heritage but also offers readers a nuanced perspective on colonial America''s evolution.

"The Descendants of Capt. Thomas Carter of ''Barford''" meticulously resurrects history, demonstrating the profound impact of a single family''s journey on the larger canvas of a burgeoning nation.