Individual Details

Robert Bruce Carter came home from Bethel, Maine and in 1928 through 1929 built sport camps across the Kouchibouguac River from his family homestead. In August 1935 a big forest fire swept through the area, but the camps were never touched. Bruce later went to New York City for a short time, then came back and met Anna and were married and lived in Juniper, New Brunswick.

Found little writings in an old school book given to Dana C. Ryder by Robert Bruce Carter:

" The Thomas Graham house was destroyed by fire on June 7, 1921.

" Jim and Clifford Carter went to Rexton to work Friday Sept. 23, 1921.

" Mary Dwyer was married to Earl Haines the 25th of June 1921.

" Poem:
I know a boy he's such a swell
I have not, got the nerve to tell
His name is on the other side
I hope someday to be his bride

Birth	22 Nov 1900	Kouchibouguac, Kent County, New Brunswick
Marriage	8 Jun 1938	Brighton, Carleton County, New Brunswick - ANNA PEARL MEAN
Death	8 Apr 1997	Perth-Andover, Perth Parish, Victoria County, New Brunswick
Burial		Biggar Ridge United Baptist Cemetery, Biggar Ridge, Carleton County, New Brunswick

Spouse	ANNA PEARL MEAN (1916 - 1968)
Child	Living
Child	Living
Child	Living
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Child	DAVID CARTER (1949 - 1949)
Child	Living

Father	ROBERT J. C. CARTER (1862 - 1929)
Mother	MARGARET ANN "ANNIE" DAY (1872 - 1964)
Sibling	HATTIE AVELINE CARTER (1893 - 1932)
Sibling	WILLIAM LESLIE CARTER (1896 - 1971)
Sibling	CHARLES ALLEN CARTER (1898 - 1920)
Sibling	SIMON FIRTH CARTER (1903 - 1990)
Sibling	ANNIE ALICE CARTER (1906 - 1911)
Sibling	ELSIE ISABEL CARTER (1909 - 2005)
Sibling	ERNEST JAMES CARTER (1910 - 2004)
Sibling	ELLA MAE CARTER (1914 - 2006)