by F J Cowart. 1965. 19p

The document "Cowart and Allied Families" contains biographical sketches of descendants of Hansford Duncan Cowart and Louisiana Emeline Carter Cowart, compiled by Ralph W. Cowart in 1965. It details the lives and achievements of various family members, including educators, soldiers, and professionals in different fields. The narrative provides insights into the family history, starting with Ezekiel Cowart born in 1730 in Newburn, N.C., and extends to the mid-20th century, showcasing the diverse paths taken by the descendants.

One of the notable individuals mentioned in the document is James Fletcher Cowart, an educator with a Ph.D. in history, who contributed significantly to the field. Another figure highlighted is Walter Chart Sanders Jr., a career officer in the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps, showcasing the military service within the family. The document also touches upon the family connections and marriages that link the Cowart and Carter families, emphasizing the interwoven nature of their histories and relationships.

The biographical sketches in the document focus on the descendants of Hansford Duncan Cowart and Louisiana Emeline Carter Cowart, with a specific emphasis on the Carter family lineage. It mentions Thomas Carter, the great-great-grandfather, born in Virginia in the early 18th century, and his wife Rachel Pike. The narrative provides a glimpse into the family's origins and the author's efforts to compile a comprehensive record of the family history, shedding light on the legacy and contributions of the Cowart and Carter families over generations.