| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1663/00/00 | Robert Carter I is born either in 1662, 1663 or even 1664 at Corotoman Plantation, Lancaster County, Virginia. | Born | Corotoman | Irvington | |||
| 1696/00/00 | Robert Carter is Speaker of the House of Burgesses from 1696 to 1698. | Work | |||||
| 1699/00/00 | Robert Carter works as treasurer of the colony from 1699 to 1705. | Work | |||||
| 1700/00/00 | Robert Carter works as a member of the governor's Council from 1700 to 1732. | Work | |||||
| 1703/05/20 | Member of the governor's Council James Blair, Robert Carter, Benjamin Harrison II, John Lightfoot, Philip Ludwell and Matthew Page write a letter to Queen Anne urging her to remove Governor Francis Nicholson. | Work | |||||
| 1720/00/00 | Resident land agent, Robert Carter collects rents on the Northern Neck grant for Thomas Lord Fairfax. | Work | Greenway Court, Virginia | White Post, VA | |||
| 1721/00/00 | Robert is the administrator of Nathaniel Burwell's estate, owned Fairfield 1721-1734. | Owner | Fairfield Site | White Marsh | |||
| 1724/00/00 | Thomas Randolph sells The Fork and Clifton to Robert "King" Carter. | Owner | Ampthill Plantation | Cartersville | |||
| 1724/00/00 | Thomas Randolph sells The Fork and Clifton to Robert "King" Carter. | Owner | Clifton | Hamilton | |||
| 1725/00/00 | A large Georgian mansion is built at Corotoman for Robert Carter, 1720-1725. It was completely destroyed by fire in 1729. | Home | Corotoman | Irvington | |||
| 1729/00/00 | Nomini Hall original land grant is awarded Robert Carter. | Owner | Nomini Hall, Warsaw, VA | Hague, VA | |||
| 1732/00/00 | Robert "King" Carter, John's son and the leading Virginia entrepreneur of his generation, builds the present Christ Church at his own expense. The church is retains its original high-backed pews and original three-tiered pulpit. | Architect, Benefactor, Vestryman | Christ Church | Irvington | |||
| 1732/08/04 | Robert "King" Carter dies in Lancaster County and left some of his 300,000 acres and 1,000 slaves to his namesake grandson, Carter Burwell. He is buried in the churchyard, in an elaborate marble tomb beside his two wives. | Died | Christ Church | Irvington | |||
| 1735/00/00 | Evergreen land is owned by Carter Burwell, part of his 2,000 acre portion of his grandfather King Carter hugh Bull Run Track. | Owner | Evergreen Plantation Manor House | Haymarket |
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