The
Carters
may
have
had
a
young
daughter
but
they also
had
three
daughters-in-law by
the
time
Jimmy
became
president,
and most
of
the family
moved
to
Washington.
Jack
and
wife Juliette “Judy”
Langford stayed
in
Georgia,
where
they
had
welcomed
son
Jason
James
Carter
on
Aug.
7,
1975,
and
where daughter Sarah
Rosemary would
be
born
Dec.
19,
1978.
(After
their
divorce,
Jack
married
mother
of
two Elizabeth
Brasfield
on
May
15,
1992.)
The
Carters’
second
son, James
Earl “Chip”
Carter
III,
worked
for
the
Democratic
National
Committee
in
Washington while
his
dad
was
in
office
and
moved
into
the
White
House
with wife Caron
Griffin, who was eight
months
pregnant
on
Inauguration
Day.
Still,
she strolled
along
the
parade
route
with
the
rest
of
the
family
for
a
few
blocks when
the
president
and
first
lady
made
the
unprecedented
move
to
walk
the whole
mile
and
a
half
from
the
Capitol
to
1600
Pennsylvania
Avenue.
“People
along
the
parade
route,
when
they
saw
that
we
were
walking,
began
to
cheer
and
weep,”
Jimmy
later
wrote, “and
it
was
an
emotional
experience
for
us
as
well.”
