By the middle of the eighteenth century the Carter family were well established in the Portsmouth
They were a brewers, first appearing in local records when John Carter married a Mary White in 1710. By marriage they later become linked to other local brewing families when their son married Susannah Pike, daughter of William Pike, and a daughter Ann married John Bonham, whose descendants still carry the name Bonham-Carter. They also became relations again through marriage with the Nightingale family of whichFlorence
There are numerous family papers deposited and freely available to view at the Hampshire Record Office.
They were a brewers, first appearing in local records when John Carter married a Mary White in 1710. By marriage they later become linked to other local brewing families when their son married Susannah Pike, daughter of William Pike, and a daughter Ann married John Bonham, whose descendants still carry the name Bonham-Carter. They also became relations again through marriage with the Nightingale family of which
There are numerous family papers deposited and freely available to view at the Hampshire Record Office.
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