Elizabeth Hill (d. 1771)
(probably 1700-1720)
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Shirley PlantationShirley Plantation was acquired by the Hill family in 1638. After the death of Edward Hill III in 1726, the plantation passed into the Carter family through Elizabeth Hill (d. 1771) who married John Carter (1696-1742). The house remains in the possession of the Hill Carter descendants. It is believed that the current house dates to ca. 1726.
Today, the house and grounds are open to the public as a historic site. See: http://www.shirleyplantation.com/
Shirley Plantation was acquired by the Hill family in 1638. After the death of Edward Hill III in 1726, the plantation passed into the Carter family through Elizabeth Hill (d. 1771) who married John Carter (1696-1742). The house remains in the possession of the Hill Carter descendants. It is believed that the current house dates to ca. 1726.
Today, the house and grounds are open to the public as a historic site. See: http://www.shirleyplantation.com/
Portraits
Woman of the Hill Family
(?)
Edward Hill III (d. 1726)
(probably 1680-1700)
Edward Hill III (d. 1726)
(probably 1700-1710)
Elizabeth Williams Hill (Mrs. Edward Hilll III, d. 1710)
(probably 1700-1710)
John Carter (1696-1742)
(probably 1715-1726)
Judith Armistead Carter (Mrs. Robert Carter, 1665-1699)
(?)
Mary Walker Carter Carter (Mrs. Charles Carter, d. 1770)
(ca. 1755-1758)
Robert “King” Carter (ca. 1664-1732)
(probably 1690-1726)
Charles Carter (1732-1806)
(ca. 1755-1758)
Elizabeth Hill Carter Byrd (Mrs. William Byrd III, 1731-1760)
(ca. 1755-1756)