Extracts from the journal of John Carter of St. Agnes and Kapunda 1835-1907

Extracts from the journal of John Carter of St. Agnes and Kapunda 1835-1907

by Frank Carpenter, Cornish Methodist Historical Association, John Carter

Book 24 of Occasional publication (Cornish Methodist Historical Association) --

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John Carter (1835-1879) was born in St. Agnes, Cornwall, England. he was born into a mining family and started work in the mines when he was twelve years old. In 1856 he married Mary Rogers and they immigrated to Australia with his family. He lived for a number of years in Goonown where he was a merchant and Methodist exhorter.

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