carters
Those transporting goods
Carters is the plural of carter, a person who drives a cart, especially one who transports goods for hire.
The occupation was once common enough to become a surname.
The carters hauled grain to the mill before dawn.
Now largely historical, replaced by truckers and delivery drivers.
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- oxcartBeast-drawn farm vehicle
- stagecoachHorse-drawn route vehicle
- teamstersProfessional freight drivers
- droversLivestock transporters on foot
hauliers · trade routes · frontier · pioneers · settlers · trading posts · taverns · innkeepers
Those who transport goods
- freight handlersWorkers moving cargo shipments
- loadersTransfer agents for systems
- dockworkersPort freight handlers
- stevedoresWorkers loading vessel cargo
longshoremen · warehousemen · movers · packers · riggers · haulage · calluses · lifting
horse-drawn
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- oxcartBeast-drawn farm vehicle
- stagecoachHorse-drawn route vehicle
- teamstersProfessional freight drivers
drovers · hauliers · trade routes · frontier · pioneers · settlers · trading posts · taverns · innkeepers · cobblestone
haulers
Those who transport goods
- freight handlersWorkers moving cargo shipments
- loadersTransfer agents for systems
- dockworkersPort freight handlers
stevedores · longshoremen · warehousemen · movers · packers · riggers · haulage · calluses · lifting · hauling
family name
Hereditary portion of identity
- commonerscommoner, commoners, peasant, peasants, common people
cartersporters
Those who carry baggage
aviators · pilots · ship captains · bearers · stevedores
carterswarehousemen
Goods storage facility workers
storekeepers · shopkeepers · factory workers · mill workers · clerks
- Jimmy CarterGeorgia governor turned president
- carted awayForcibly removed, transported elsewhere
- Helena Bonham Carter
- Vince Carter
- Coach Carter
- Nick Carter