"Judge" William Alexander Carter came to Fort Bridger with the United States Army in 1857. He stayed to become a merchant-sutler. He and his family and associates went on to establish one of the most extensive business enterprises in the Wyoming Territory.
William was married to Mary Eliza Carter, who is also interred in this cemetery.
*William's headstone reads:
WILLIAM ALEXANDER CARTER
Died at Fort Bridger
November 7, 1881
Aged 63 Years
William was married to Mary Eliza Carter, who is also interred in this cemetery.
*William's headstone reads:
WILLIAM ALEXANDER CARTER
Died at Fort Bridger
November 7, 1881
Aged 63 Years
"Judge" William Alexander Carter came to Fort Bridger with the United States Army in 1857. He stayed to become a merchant-sutler. He and his family and associates went on to establish one of the most extensive business enterprises in the Wyoming Territory.
William was married to Mary Eliza Carter, who is also interred in this cemetery.
*William's headstone reads:
WILLIAM ALEXANDER CARTER
Died at Fort Bridger
November 7, 1881
Aged 63 Years
William was married to Mary Eliza Carter, who is also interred in this cemetery.
*William's headstone reads:
WILLIAM ALEXANDER CARTER
Died at Fort Bridger
November 7, 1881
Aged 63 Years
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