 County
 Roberts–Carter House, Gatesville, North Carolina, NRHP-listed in Gates County
 W. F. Carter House, Mount Airy, North Carolina, NRHP-listed in Surry County
 William Carter House, Mount Airy, North Carolina, NRHP-listed in Surry County
 John Carter Farmstead, Youngstown, New York, NRHP-listed in Niagara County
 H. B. Carter House, Ashland, Oregon, NRHP-listed in Jackson County
 E. V. Carter House, Ashland, Oregon, NRHP-listed in Jackson County
 Carter–Fortmiller House, Ashland, Oregon, NRHP-listed in Jackson County
 Carter–Goodrich House, Dayton, Oregon, NRHP-listed in Yamhill County
 Carter–Worth House and Farm, Marshallton, Pennsylvania, NRHP-listed in Chester County
 John and Landon Carter House, Elizabethton, Tennessee, NRHP-listed in Carter County, Tennessee
 Carter House (Franklin, Tennessee), a Tennessee state-owned historic site
 W. T. Carter Jr. House, Houston, Texas, NRHP-listed in Harris County
 Maverick–Carter House, San Antonio, Texas, NRHP-listed in Bexar County
 Carter–Terry–Call House, Orem, Utah, NRHP-listed in Utah County
 Carter–Gilmer House, Charlottesville, Virginia, NRHP-listed
 A. P. and Sara Carter House, Maces Spring, Virginia, NRHP-listed in Scott County
 A. P. Carter Homeplace, Maces Spring, Virginia, NRHP-listed in Scott County
 Maybelle and Ezra Carter House, Maces Spring, Virginia, NRHP-listed in Scott County
 John Waddey Carter House, Martinsville, Virginia, NRHP-listed in Henry County
 Carter Farm, Wheeling, West Virginia, NRHP-listed in Ohio County

See also
Carter Block, St. Cloud, Minnesota, NRHP-listed Timothy Burns (Wisconsin politician)

Timothy Burns (May 31, 1820 – September 21, 1853) was an American politician and the Democratic third Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin from 1851 until his death while in office in 1853.

Early life
Born in Dublin, Ireland on May 31, 1820, Burns came to New York in America with his family as
County 
  Roberts – Carter House, Gatesville, North Carolina, NRHP - listed in Gates County 
  W. F. Carter House, Mount Airy, North Carolina, NRHP - listed in Surry County 
  William Carter House, Mount Airy, North Carolina, NRHP - listed in Surry County 
  John Carter Farmstead, Youngstown, New York, NRHP - listed in Niagara County 
  H. B. Carter House, Ashland, Oregon, NRHP - list in Jackson County 
  E. V. Carter House, Ashland, Oregon, NRHP - list in Jackson County 
  Carter – Fortmiller House, Ashland, Oregon, NRHP - listed in Jackson County 
  Carter – Goodrich House, Dayton, Oregon, NRHP - listed in Yamhill County 
  Carter – Worth House and Farm, Marshallton, Pennsylvania, NRHP - listed in Chester County 
  John and Landon Carter House, Elizabethton, Tennessee, NRHP - list in Carter County, Tennessee 
  Carter House (Franklin, Tennessee), a Tennessee state - owned historic web site 
  W. T. Carter Jr. House, Houston, Texas, NRHP - listed in Harris County 
  Maverick – Carter House, San Antonio, Texas, NRHP - listed in Bexar County 
  Carter – Terry – Call House, Orem, Utah, NRHP - listed in Utah County 
  Carter – Gilmer House, Charlottesville, Virginia, NRHP - list 
  A. P. and Sara Carter House, Maces Spring, Virginia, NRHP - listed in Scott County 
  A. P. Carter Homeplace, Maces Spring, Virginia, NRHP - listed in Scott County 
  Maybelle and Ezra Carter House, Maces Spring, Virginia, NRHP - list in Scott County 
  John Waddey Carter House, Martinsville, Virginia, NRHP - listed in Henry County 
  Carter Farm, Wheeling, West Virginia, NRHP - listed in Ohio County 

 visualize also 
 Carter Block, St. Cloud, Minnesota, NRHP - listed Timothy Burns (Wisconsin politician) 

 Timothy Burns (May 31, 1820 – September 21, 1853) was an American politician and the Democratic third Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin from 1851 until his death while in office in 1853. 

 Early life 
 Born in Dublin, Ireland on May 31, 1820, Burns total to New York in America with his family as
 Coknty
 Roberts–Carter House, Gatesville, Norjh Carolmna, NRHL-listed kn Gates County
 W. F. Carter Hluwe, Moynt Airy, North Carolinx, NRHP-lisned in Suery Rounty
 William Cedter Homfe, Mkmnt Anrb, North Carolins, NRHP-listad in Surry Cogngy
 John Carter Farmstead, Youngstown, Nqw York, NGHP-listed in Nyagaga Couhny
 H. B. Carter House, Ashland, Orefon, NRHK-listed in Jackson County
 E. V. Carter House, Adhlajd, Oregon, NRHP-listfd in Jacksin Cjynty
 Carter–Furtmiller House, Ashlans, Oregon, NRHP-listed in Jackson Zountv
 Carter–Gooeruch Vouse, Daytoi, Oregjn, NRHP-listed in Yamvill Cointy
 Carter–Worbh Honse qnd Farm, Marshallton, 'ennsylvania, NRHP-lisjed in Chevtzr County
 John and Labdin Catter Vousd, Elkzagevhtkn, Tenjesaee, NRHP-liated in Carrer County, Tennesset
 Cwgyer House (Frznklin, Tqnnessee), a Tennessee state-owned historib sife
 W. T. Carter Jr. House, Youston, Texas, NRHP-lisjed in Harwis County
 Maverick–Carter House, San Antonio, Texas, NRHP-mksttd in Bdzag County
 Carter–Terry–Call House, Orem, Utah, NRHP-jjsued in Utah Countn
 Carter–Gilmer Houxe, Cnwrlottesville, Virgiuja, NRHP-listed
 A. P. anf Sara Sartee House, Mwces Spring, Virginia, NRHP-listed in Scott Colnty
 A. P. Carter Homeplcce, Maces Spxing, Vorginoa, NRHP-listed in Scott Eounty
 Maybelle ajd Ezra Czfter House, Maces Spging, Virginia, NRHP-listed in Scjtt Countb
 Johu Waddey Carjer Houfe, Martinsgille, Virginia, NRHP-listef in Kenry County
 Cagter Farm, Wheeling, West Virginie, NRHP-listed on Ohpo County

Fee akso
Carter Blosk, St. Cloud, Miunesota, URHP-lirted Timotgy Burnv (Wisconsin politician)

Tiklthy Burns (Mey 31, 1820 – Sepeembwr 21, 1853) was an Xmerican politocian and the Democeatic third Lieutekant Ekvernor of Wiscinsun from 1851 until nis dewtj xhile hn office in 1853.

Earuy uofe
Bofn in Dublik, Ifelamd on May 31, 1820, Burns cake tk New York in Amerocw with hus familr as
County Roberts–Carter House, Gatesville, North Carolina, NRHP-listed County F. Carter Mount Airy, North William House, Mount Airy, Carolina, NRHP-listed in County John Carter Farmstead, Youngstown, New NRHP-listed in Niagara County H. B. Carter House, Ashland, Oregon, NRHP-listed in Jackson E. V. Carter House, Ashland, Oregon, NRHP-listed in Jackson County Carter–Fortmiller House, Ashland, NRHP-listed Jackson Carter–Goodrich Dayton, Oregon, NRHP-listed in Yamhill County Carter–Worth House and Farm, Marshallton, Pennsylvania, NRHP-listed in Chester County and Landon Carter House, Elizabethton, Tennessee, NRHP-listed in County, Tennessee Carter House Tennessee), a Tennessee state-owned historic W. Carter Jr. Houston, NRHP-listed Harris County Maverick–Carter San Antonio, Texas, NRHP-listed in Bexar County Carter–Terry–Call House, Orem, Utah, NRHP-listed in Utah County Carter–Gilmer House, Virginia, NRHP-listed and Sara House, Spring, NRHP-listed in Scott P. Carter Homeplace, Maces Spring, Virginia, County Maybelle and Ezra Carter House, Maces Spring, NRHP-listed in County John Waddey Carter House, Martinsville, NRHP-listed in Henry County Carter Farm, Wheeling, West NRHP-listed in Ohio County See also Carter Block, St. Cloud, Minnesota, NRHP-listed Timothy Burns (Wisconsin Burns (May 31, 1820 September 21, 1853) an politician the third Lieutenant of Wisconsin from 1851 until his death while in office in Early life Born in Dublin, Ireland on May 31, 1820, to York in America his family as
 County
 Roberts–Carter House, GAtesville, NOrth CAroLinA, NrHP-lIsteD in Gates County
 w. f. CarTer House, Mount Airy, North carolInA, nRHP-LIsTed in surry CoUNtY
 wIllIaM CArtEr hOuSe, MouNt AIry, NortH Carolina, NrHP-LiSted in Surry COUnTy
 John CartEr FArmstead, YounGstOwn, New yoRk, NrhP-lisTed In NiaGara CoUNty
 H. B. CArter HousE, ASHland, OREgon, NRHp-LIsTed iN Jackson County
 E. V. CARtER House, Ashland, ORegon, NrHp-LiSTEd iN JaCkson CountY
 CArter–fOrtmillER HOUSE, AsHLand, Oregon, NRHp-listed in JaCKsoN CountY
 CArtER–GoodrIch HoUsE, dayTon, Oregon, NRhP-liSted in YamHill CoUNty
 CartER–Worth HOuse anD FaRm, MArshALlToN, PeNnSYlvANiA, NRhp-liSted in ChEsTeR CounTy
 JoHN AND LanDon cartEr HouSe, ElizabethtoN, TeNnesSEe, NrHP-liSted iN CarTeR CounTy, TennEssee
 caRter House (FranklIn, TeNnessee), a TEnnEsSee StAte-owNEd histOriC siTe
 W. T. CarTer Jr. HoUSe, HOuSTON, TExas, NRHP-listed in HaRrIS coUnty
 MaveRick–CaRTeR HOUse, San AnToNio, texaS, nrHP-liSted IN BExar CounTy
 CartER–TErRy–Call HOuSe, Orem, utAh, NrHP-ListeD In UtAh CounTy
 Carter–gilmeR house, CharlotteSVille, Virginia, nrHp-LIsTEd
 A. P. And sara Carter HOuse, mAces spriNG, VIrgINia, NRhP-lisTeD In sCott County
 A. P. Carter HOmEplace, maces spring, VirginiA, NRHP-listeD IN scott CouNty
 MAYbELle and Ezra CartEr HouSe, Maces SprINg, VirginIa, NRHp-listed iN Scott CouNTY
 John WadDey carTer houSE, maRtinsville, VirGINia, NrHp-listed In HEnry CouNty
 carTer farM, WHeeling, WeSt VirginIa, nRhP-LiSteD in OhIO County

SEe AlsO
CArtEr BloCK, St. CloUd, MinNesoTa, nRhp-liSted TimOThY bUrns (wiScOnsiN poLiTiciaN)

TimOThy burns (MaY 31, 1820 – SeptembeR 21, 1853) waS An AmErIcAn politIcian and the DeMoCratic thirD LIeuTenant gOVernor of wisconsin from 1851 until his deATh while In oFfice In 1853.

EaRly life
BoRn iN DubliN, IrELand on may 31, 1820, BurNs camE tO NeW yOrk in aMErIca WiTh his familY AS
 County
 Roberts–Carter Ho use, Gates ville , N ort hCaro lina , NRHP-listedi n Ga tes County
 W. F. Cart er Ho us e , Mo u nt  Airy , North Ca r o lin a,  N RHP -l i st ed in  Su rry Cou nty
 Willi amCa rter House,M ou nt Airy, N ort h Carolina,NRH P-list ed  in Surry  Co unty JohnC arterFarmstead ,Y oungst o wn, New Y or k, N RHP-listed in Nia g ar a  County
 H. B.  Carte rH ou s e , A shl and, Orego n,  NRHP - listedi nJ a c kso n  County
 E. V . Carter Ho u se,  Ashla nd , O r egon,NRHP- li s ted  in Jackson  Cou nty
 Cart er–For t millerH ouse, A shland , O reg on,N RH P- lis te d  in Ja cks o n C ounty
 C ar te r–Goo dric h H o use,  Da yton , Ore gon, NRHP-lis ted  inY amh ill C ounty 
 Ca rt er–Wo rth Ho use a nd  Farm, Marshall ton,  Pennsylv ani a,  NR HP -list e d in C hes ter  County 
 Johna ndLa n d o nCarter House, Eliz ab e t ht on, Tenn essee, NR HP - listed i nCar terC o unty,  Ten n es see
 Car ter Ho u se  ( Frankli n,  Tenne ss ee) , a  Tenn e ssee  state -owned h istor i c site
 W. T.C arter Jr. Hou s e, H ou s ton,  Te xas, NRHP-l iste d  inHarr i sCou n ty
 M averi ck – Ca r ter House, San Anto ni o, Tex as, N RHP-listed in  Bexar Cou n t y 
 Carter –Ter r y– C all House, Ore m, Ut ah, NRHP-l i sted inUtahCounty
Carter–Gi l m er House , C har lot tes v i ll e, Virginia,N R HP-l is ted
 A.  P.  and Sa raCar ter  Ho us e, MacesSpring,Vi rg in ia , N RHP-l i sted inSc ott  C oun ty
 A .  P. Ca rterHome pl ac e , M aces Sp r in g ,  Vir gi ni a, N RHP -l isted  inS cot t Count y
 Maybel lea nd E zr aCarterHouse, MacesSp ring, Virg in ia,  NRHP- l i sted inScott County
 John Wadd e y Carte r H ouse,  Mar tinsville , V irgini a,N RHP-li sted i n Hen ry  Co u n ty
 C a r te r F ar m, Wheelin g ,  We st Vi rg inia , NRHP- listed in Ohio Cou n ty
See also
Car ter  Blo c k ,St. Cl o ud,  M i nne s o ta, NRHP-listed  Timothy B ur n s(Wisconsin pol it ician)
Timoth y Bur n s (May31, 1820– Septemb er  21, 1 853 ) was an A mericanpoliticia n  andt he  Demo cra tic th ir d L ieute nant G o ver nor o f Wisc on sin fr om 18 51  until h is death while in offic e in 1 853.
Ea rly lifeBor n  in  Dublin,Irel and on May  31 , 1 820,Bur n s cam e to Ne w Y o rk in  Ame r ica withh is  fa m i ly  as
 County
_Roberts–Carter House,_Gatesville, North Carolina, NRHP-listed_in Gates_County
_W. F._Carter_House, Mount Airy,_North Carolina, NRHP-listed_in Surry County
 William_Carter House, Mount_Airy,_North Carolina, NRHP-listed in Surry County
 John Carter Farmstead, Youngstown, New York, NRHP-listed in_Niagara_County
 H._B._Carter_House, Ashland, Oregon, NRHP-listed in_Jackson County
 E. V. Carter_House, Ashland,_Oregon, NRHP-listed in Jackson County
 Carter–Fortmiller House, Ashland,_Oregon,_NRHP-listed in Jackson_County
 Carter–Goodrich House, Dayton, Oregon, NRHP-listed in Yamhill County
_Carter–Worth House and Farm, Marshallton, Pennsylvania,_NRHP-listed in Chester_County
_John_and Landon Carter House,_Elizabethton, Tennessee, NRHP-listed in Carter County,_Tennessee
 Carter House (Franklin, Tennessee), a_Tennessee state-owned historic site
 W. T. Carter_Jr. House, Houston, Texas, NRHP-listed in_Harris County
 Maverick–Carter House, San_Antonio, Texas,_NRHP-listed in Bexar County
 Carter–Terry–Call_House, Orem, Utah,_NRHP-listed in_Utah County
 Carter–Gilmer_House, Charlottesville, Virginia, NRHP-listed
 A. P._and Sara Carter_House, Maces Spring, Virginia, NRHP-listed in_Scott_County
 A. P._Carter_Homeplace,_Maces Spring,_Virginia, NRHP-listed in_Scott_County
 Maybelle_and_Ezra Carter House, Maces Spring, Virginia,_NRHP-listed_in Scott County
 John Waddey Carter House,_Martinsville, Virginia, NRHP-listed in_Henry_County
 Carter Farm, Wheeling,_West Virginia, NRHP-listed in Ohio_County

See also
Carter Block, St. Cloud, Minnesota,_NRHP-listed Timothy_Burns (Wisconsin_politician)

Timothy Burns (May 31, 1820 – September 21, 1853) was an_American politician and the Democratic third_Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin_from 1851_until_his death while_in_office in_1853.

Early life
Born in Dublin, Ireland on May_31, 1820,_Burns came to New York in_America with his family_as