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Kenneth C. Carter 1920

Kenneth C. Carter was born in 1920 at Freetown, NY in Freetown, NY, Cortland County, New York United States to Cora Louisa Hall Carter and Claude D. Carter, and has siblings Douglas C. Carter, Gaius Burdett Carter, Phllip C. Carter, Ann Carter Edge, Harriet Carter, Joyce Carter Johnson, Blanch Carter Stevens, Charles Claude Carter, and Jane Carter Gulini. Kenneth Carter was buried in 1985 at Freetown Cemetery.

Kenneth C. Carter

1920

Freetown, NY in Freetown, NY, Cortland County, New York, United States

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1920

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Freetown, NY in Freetown, NY, Cortland County, New York United States

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A terrific mason. Built his own log cabin home.
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Cherri Carter Fellows

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05/18/2014

When we would visit he had the largest pig I have ever seen in my life ( can't remember her name) the pig always came to his door. When he would open it, the pig wanted in, bit was so big she couldn't fit through the door!! He liked his beer as most Carters do, he would drive all over to bar rooms on his tractor, so funny, got pulled over a lot. Uncle (Great) Ken was one of a kind, and was so very talented - whatever he built was beautiful.

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