Carter, Elizabeth Osborne Grayson Lewis, 1796?-1885
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Carter, Elizabeth Osborne Grayson Lewis, 1796?-1885
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Carter, Elizabeth Osborne Grayson Lewis, 1796?-1885
Grayson, Elizabeth Osborne, 1796?-1885
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Lewis, Elizabeth Osborne Grayson, 1796?-1885
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Elizabeth Osborne Carter ran Oatlands Plantation during and after the turbulent years of the Civil War. She first married Joseph Lewis (d. 1834), who had served as a Representative in Congress for the Loudoun, Fairfax, and Prince William counties district. After his death, she married George Carter, great-grandson of wealthy Virginia planter Robert "King" Carter and founder of Oatlands. When George Carter, Sr. (1777-1846) passed away, she continued to live on the plantation with her two sons during the 1850s and 1860s.
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Ball's Bluff, Battle of, Va., 1861
Fair Oaks, Battle of, Va., 1862
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Virginia--Loudoun County
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Leesburg (Va.)
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Loudoun County (Va.)
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Virginia
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Upperville (Va.)
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United States
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