Descendants of William Carpenter of Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, now part of Bristol County, MA

Notes

3388. Deborah Carpenter

Number 318 in the book, The Carpenter Family in America by Daniel H.
Carpenter, 1901.  Family on page 170 & 171.
Jesse Coles was a soldier in the Revolution and was taken prisoner while
carrying a message to General Washington.  He was confined many months
in the prision ship at the Wallabout.  Jesse was also one of the first
Methodist classleaders at Musketa Cove.
Deborah and her husband removed to Greensburgh, Westchester county and they had
a large family.  Jesse bought his farm, about 1 1/2 miles east of Tarrytown,
from Aaron Burr on 2 July 1791.  Joseph Coles was Jesse's executor in the will.

BIRTH: in Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.
Family Legend says that just before Deborah died she made her husband promise
to marry Freelove, whose husband had died twenty years prior.

MARRIAGE: Mariage certificate dated 20 March 1781, and they were married a few
days later.

7938. Carpenter Coles

Carpenter Coles was an early settle of Norway, Herkimer county, NY and built
the first grist mill there.  SEE: History of Herkimer County.

3390. Latting Carpenter

Number 320 in the Carpenter Family in America book (1901).
Family on page 174 to 178.   Extensive notes in record.

MARRIAGE: Married by Rev. Dr. William Phoebus at the bride's home.
!BIRTH: PLACE Duck Pond(Musketa Cove) Glenn Cove, LI, Queens, N.Y.
Musketa Cove was renamed in 1834 to Glen Cove.
!DEATH: Died in Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.
They attended the Methodist/Episcopal Church.
!BIBLE: Family record taken from the Bible of Latting Carpenter.

Martha Searing

DEATH: died in Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.

7945. Sarah Searing Carpenter

Number 729 in the Daniel H. Carpenter book, 1901.
!BIRTH: in Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.
!New York went from a Colony to State in 1776.

7948. Jane Carpenter

Number 732 in the Daniel H. Carpenter book, 1901.
BIRTH: In Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.
"She was a kindly old maid who never married."

7949. Elizabeth Carpenter

Number 733 in the Daniel H. Carpenter book, 1901.
!BIRTH: in Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.

7951. Latting Carpenter

Number 735 in the Daniel H. Carpenter book, 1901.
!BIRTH: in Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.

7955. Wesley Carpenter

Number 739 in the Daniel H. Carpenter book, 1901.
!BIRTH: in Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.

7956. Mary Deborah Carpenter

Number 740 in the Daniel H. Carpenter book, 1901.
!BIRTH: In Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.
Alive in 1901. She had no children of her own, but raised and nutured her
husband's children from his first marriage.  See notes on page 253.

3391. Freelove Carpenter

Number 321 in the book, The Carpenter Family in America by Daniel H.
Carpenter, 1901.  More information on page 178.
!BIRTH: In Queens county because Nassau county was created in 1898.
!DEATH: Burial Grounds attached to the Searingtown Methodist Episcopal Church
is a memorial stone erected to Freelove and John Searing.  By a curious
mistake, no mention is made that "Freelove Coles" was the wife first of Rev.
John Searing, by whose side she sleeps, then Jesse Coles of Tarrytown.
The grave stones are close to the easterly side on the church.  They read:
Rev. John Searing died Oct. 29, 1815 aged 46 years AND
Freelove Coles died Oct. 17, 1843 aged 69 years.

James Townsend Carpenter

Number 290 in the Carpenter Family in America, 1901 book.
More information on page 166.  He was a silversmith by trade, and resided at
Purchase.

Was Henry Townsend carpenter a son of this James?
E-MAIL: Mon, 4 Oct 1999 From: Carolyn Tawker1@aol.com
http://hometown.aol.com/lcml/JohnElizabethLongwell.html
Constance Ardelle Hall b: April 18, 1917  her second husband was Henry
Townsend Carpenter.  They had 3 daughters 1. Cynda Adams Carpenter b: May
26th 1948 and she married Alan Howard Stafford. 2. Candyce Arada Carpenter b:
October 1, 1949. she marriedRussell Roland Irwin and they had 3 children. 2nd
Candyce married Anthony Edward Trombley and they had two children. 3.
Kimberly Ann Carpenter b: February 3, 1954, she married Peter Alan Scalia.
Second husband of Kimberly is Richard William Williams. They had two children.

3408. James Green

NAME: Caleb is probably wrong.  It should be James.  SEE Below.

Descendants of James (Caleb) Green
Generation No. 1
1.  JAMES (CALEB)3 GREEN  (CALEB2, CALEB1) was born Abt. 1758 in of North
Castle, WESTCHESTER, NY, and died in North Castle ,WESTCHESTER, NY.  He married
ELIZABETH CARPENTER Abt. 1778 in New Castle, WESTCHESTER, NY, daughter of
ARCHEALUS CARPENTER and REBECCA GOULDING.  She was born February 04, 1759 in
Noth Castle, Westchester,NY.
Notes for JAMES (CALEB) GREEN:
From: Bakergen@aol.com
Date: 28 October, 1999 6:37 AM
Under the #83 Archelaus Carpenter you have #2 child Elizabeth md. to Caleb
Green.  This is an error in the Carpenter book.  His name was James Green...
in one land grant he is referred to as Thomas Lewis James Green, but James is
what he referred to himself in his will.  I have a copy of a picture of James
(his son-in-law was noted watercolorist Anthony Flower).  They lived near the
Carpenters on Washdamoak Lake in New Brunswick and the Carpenter and Green
families later intermarried again... but not my line.
Notes for ELIZABETH CARPENTER:
!Number 224 in the book, Carpenter Family in America, 1901 by Daniel H.
Carpenter.  She either remained in North Castle or else returned there at an
early day.
More About JAMES GREEN and ELIZABETH CARPENTER:
Marriage: Abt. 1778, New Castle, WESTCHESTER, NY
NAME: "In one land grant he is referred to as Thomas Lewis James Green, but
James is what he referred to himself in his will.  I have a copy of a
picture of James (his son-in-law was noted watercolorist Anthony Flower).
They lived near the Carpenters on Washdamoak Lake in New Brunswick and the
Carpenter and Green families later intermarried again... but not my line."
Bob Baker.

EMAIL:
From: "Sara Mosher"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 7:26 AM
Subject: Re: [CARPENTER] Elizabeth Carpenter m. James Green
...
The incorrect info that has been sent to me and that I have seen posted on
the Internet showed Elizabeth Carpenter married (1) Havelock Mosher and (2)
James Green, and had three children with Mosher - Berton, Kenneth and Sara,
which makes me very ancient indeed.

As far as my New Brunswick ancestors go, I have copies of the microfilmed
original documents that I ordered from the Provincial Archives of New
Brunswick; i.e. an 1811 petition for land where James Green stated his age
and the PANB record (Loyalist documents) stating that Elizabeth Green
(Elizabeth Carpenter) was still alive in 1845. Luckily for descendants of
Elizabeth (Carpenter) Green and James Green, one of their daughters, Mary,
married Anthony Flower who painted many pictures of family and friends in
the early to later part of the 1800s. I found a baptismal record on a GenWeb
site for their youngest daughter Catherine Green that described her as "Black
adult born 4 Oct 1802". I was smitten with the idea that I could be a
"sista"HIPS Firewall enforcing packet but decided I'd better check it out. I contacted the transcriber who
sent me a jpeg of the document. I replied that it looked to me like it was
the father's occupation of Blacksmith and he agreed.

I realize the huge importance of documentation. Two of my female ancestors
married to Moshers were Mayflower descendants and though the GSMD is very
strict about documentation, as they should be, I currently have membership
in the Society as a descendant of four heads of families. Finding
documentation to prove my Margaret Ann Pineo's descent from Miles Standish
and Henry Samson has proven to be much more difficult! But that's one of the
most challenging and enjoyable parts of genealogy.
...
Sara

Elizabeth Carpenter

Number 224 in the book, Carpenter Family in America, 1901 by Daniel H.
Carpenter.  She either remained in North Castle or else returned there at an
early day.

Descendants submitted by Sara Mosher.  See below.

E-MAIL:
From: "Sara Mosher"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 12:26 PM
Subject: [CARPENTER] Elizabeth Carpenter m. James Green
...
**6. Elizabeth 1759–Aft 1845 m. James (Caleb?) Green Abt 1756-Abt July 1825*

*Document 1838 –Petition- 145
To his Excellency Major General Sir John Harvey K.C.H. and CB Lieutenant
Governor and Commander in Chief of the Province of New Brunswick*
**
*To the Honble the President of Her Majestys Legeslative Councel and the
Honble the Speaker and Members of the House of Assembly*

*Humbly Shewith
That yours is the Widow of James Green who served as Sergent Major in the
Kings American Regmt under Col. Fannen during the Revolutionary War that she
with her Husband came to this Country with the Loyalist that she is now
Living with her Son in Law upon his Affectionate Bounty that she is Eighty
Years of Age and trusts that the Liberality of the Legeslature will extend
to her the Bounty that they have generosly extended to persons in her
situation she begs leave Respectfuly to refer the truth of her Pettion to
the Addedaved annexed And your petitioner in duty bound will ever pray

Elizabeth    x her mark   Green
Queens County Parish Wickham

Source: Provincial Archives New Brunswick
Government Records, Old Soldiers and/or Widows

**The Court 1845*
*Document N1a-1845
It has been certified to us that the undermentioned Pensioners of Old
Soldiers of the Revolutionary War and their widows are at present living*

*Joseph Hoyt
Elizabeth Green
Mary Sands
James Appleby
Mary Ferris
Sarah Delong
Catherine Thorne*
**
*Signed: Henry Peters, William Foshay(?)*

*Source: Provincial Archives New Brunswick
Government Records, Old Soldiers and/or Widows
*
*7. Willet Green Abt 1776 – Aft 1818 m. Hannah Vincent 3 Mar 1776 - Aft 1818

8. Charles Vincent Green Aft 1817 – Bef 9 May 1892 m. Margaret Ann Pineo Abt
1823 - 9 May 1892
*
Daniel F Johnson : Volume 87 Number 1170
Date : May 25, 1892
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : Messenger and Visitor

d. Apple River, N.S., May 9, of inflammation of the lungs, Margaret GREEN
w/o late Charles GREEN, age 69 years. Sister Green was converted about two
years ago and was baptized by Rev. W.H. Jenkins. She leaves six children.

*9. Ada May Green 1868–1938 m. Havelock H. Mosher 1858-1926

10. Berton Dyas Mosher 1898-1961 m. Luella Lovitt McQuaid 1899-1980

11. Kenneth Berton Mosher m. Constance Pitts

12. Sara Victoria Mosher

3409. Mirriam Carpenter

SEE: Page 85 (Notes) in the book "The Carpenter Family in America" by Daniel H.
Carpenter, 1901.   This Mirriam had to be the daughter of Willett or Tiler, not
their sister.  Father most likely Willett.

DEATH: Died at North Harpersfield, Delaware county, NY at the home of her
daughter, Anna.  Buried on the old Homestead there.

3411. Mercy Carpenter

Number 698 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 130.
This Family Line submitted by John E. Proctor (brn 1933) of Stilwell KS. 4/96
Born in Exter, RI per John E. Proctor.
Could Mercy be Hannah?

Edmund Rathbun

Edmund was the son of John Rathbun III and Patience Fish

This information was submitted by Ruby Joan Moody Angell, Box 568, Oilton, OK,
74052-0568, John Proctor wrote to her in Nov of 1995 for a connection to the
Fish family, as Paulina Fish, married Andrew Smith on Oct. 26th,
1853.   Andrew Smith was Lucile Latsons, John's mother, grand-father.

3413. Christopher (See notes) Carpenter

Number 699 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 130. No family listed in the CM.

This Family Line submitted by John E. Proctor (brn 1933) of Stilwell KS. 4/96
Whether this Christopher is one of the Christophers we are looking for as of Sept 1995, or not, no one is sure of.  Art Carpenter feels that this Christopher is some ones father, as the Christopher family name comes down to and through the MI Carpenter lineage.

Information on this Christopher is found in the Carpenter Epistle, of May 1982, page 23.

In a letter dated 24 May 1999 Ted (Theodore) Atkinson to John L. Carpenter of NH indicates that this Christopher, son of Jeremiah, died a few weeks after birth and the name "Christopher" was not used again in that family.  He cites West Gr. V.R.  Yet other researchers give a death date of Jan 1740 for a previous "Christopher" who died at 10 weeks for this family.

NOTE CHILDREN LISTED ARE PROBABLY NOT CORRECT!!!

3415. Jonathan Carpenter A Twin

Number 690 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 130.
Family on page 245 (# 256).   A farmer.

He moved to Bennington, VT, thence to Rutland, VT where he finally settled.
He held many important offfices in the town.
It appears he enlisted  in Elijah Week's Company, raised out of Col. Ashley's
Regiment of Militia in June 1777 to reinforcethe Continental Army at
Ticonderoga.  They marched 50 miles and returned.  The second time they marched
to Col. Moody's Regiment at Otter Creek and returned with the retreating army.
It also appears he enlisted as Sergeant, as being a resident of Surrey, NH on
July 26, 1782, and discharged on Oct. 15, 1782.

3417. William Carpenter

Number 691 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 130.
Family on page 246 (#257).   A Farmer
He married Susanna Konter.  He moved to Clarenton, VT.

Susanna Cogdon

NAME: Last name either Cogdon or Congdon or Kongter or Konter. Konter used by
the Carpenter Memorial. Cogdon in other records.

7982. Rosanna Carpenter

Number 1731 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 246.
Residence: Clarenton, VT.

Thomas Spencer

A farmer.

3422. Joshua Carpenter

Number 692 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 130.
Family on page 246 (#258).   A Farmer
Residence: Bennington, VT.
Notes for JOSHUA CARPENTER:
Fought under Elijah Dewey at The Battle of Bennigton. Burried in the homestead
yard to the east of Carpenter Hill Rd. near Bennington /Ponwal Vt town line.
As are Jeremiah & Elizabeth and wife Margaret.

BIRTH: Gene Zubrinsky indicates that he may have been ("probably") born in West Greenwich.
Birth about 6 Aug 1758 based on gravestone death of 19 Dec 1794 less 36 yrs, 4 months & 13 days. See image note below.

GENEALOGY: See image: RIN 19427 Joshua Carpenter text.jpg (pg 141) and RIN 19427 Joshua Carpenter text2.jpg (pg 142) and  RIN 19427 Joshua Carpenter text140.jpg
This is from a book called: James Cox Brady and his ancestry.
James Cox Brady and his ancestry [database on-line]. Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005.
Original data: De Forest, Louis Effingham,. James Cox Brady and his ancestry. New York: De Forest Publishing Co., 1933.

GRAVE:  See image: RIN 19427 Joshua Carpenter GRAVE.jpg
Carpenter Hill Cem.,, Bennington, VT
Picture supplied by John L. Carpenter of NH
This is on Carpenter Hill in Bennington I took photo I went there was hard to find it's way up in the middle of Apple orchard do you want the rest of the Carpenter's I have Ponwal Ctr, and Shafts bury ,VT Carpenter graves
Attached are more Carpenters from Carpenter hill 1st one is Grave yard as seen from road the big pine tree and white birch is where the graveyard is. RIN 19427 Joshua Carpenter GRAVE from road.jpg

Margaret Eudrea Noble

GRAVE:  See image: RIN 20513 Margaret E Noble Carpenter GRAVE.jpg
Carpenter Hill Cem.,, Bennington, VT
Picture supplied by John L. Carpenter of NH
This is on Carpenter Hill in Bennington I took photo I went there was hard to find it's way up in the middle of Apple orchard do you want the rest of the Carpenter's I have Ponwal Ctr, and Shafts bury ,VT Carpenter graves
Attached are more Carpenters from Carpenter hill 1st one is Grave yard as seen from road the big pine tree and white birch is where the graveyard is.  RIN 19427 Joshua Carpenter GRAVE from road.jpg

7983. Maribee or Meribah Carpenter

Number 1734 in the CM on page 246. Listed as Meribah, d. December 1854: m. twice.

7985. Frances Carpenter

Number 1738 in the CM on page 246.  She was born in 1783; m. Captain William Baker, Dec 5, 1803, son of Benjamin of North Kingston; he d. March 14, 1836 in North Kingston.

7987. Ruth Carpenter

Number 1735 in the CM on page 246.  Handwritten notes indicate her marriage. Hard to read.

7989. Margaret Carpenter

Number 1737 in the CM on page 246.
BURIAL: Buried in the Niles Burial Ground in Shaftsbury, VT.