Number 2984 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 341.
His family is on page 539 (# 857). A carpenter, joiner and farmer.
He married twice. First to a Clarinda Bogg then maybe to a cousin Whitmore or
vice versa.
10893. Stiles or Styles Ammi Carpenter
Number 5185 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 538.
A Mason. Married Grace Thompson May 14, 1876 of Porter, Cass co., MI.CENSUS: 1880 US Census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Styles A. CARPENTER Self M Male W 33 MI Stone Mason VT NY
Grace E. CARPENTER Wife M Female W 23 NY Housekeeping NY NY
Clarinda B. CARPENTER Mother W Female W 54 NY NY OH
Alethea HALL Aunt W Female W 79 VT Housework CT VT
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Census Place Quincy, Branch, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254573
NA Film Number T9-0573
Page Number 659B
Number 5186 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 538.
Married Charles W. Thompson Dec. 19, 1875 of Porter, Cass co., MI.
Residence: South Allen, Hillsdale Co., MI. See family on page 538 and 539.
See Second Boat record. Not in Carpenter Memorial.
Number 2987 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 341.
Her family is listed in her notes.
Residences: Penfield,, NY; Sturges & Reading,, MI.
Died Age 75.
Living with mother in the 1890s.
Died age 30.
BIRTH: Same birth date as husband per the CM.
Number 2988 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 341.
Family on page 539 (# 858).
Residence: Pierson, Wood Lake and Reading, MI. A farmer and cabinet maker.
Resided in Grand Rapids, MI
10904. Charles Edgar Carpenter
Resided in Holland,,MI.
Residence: lived in Willington, Tolland Co., CT and Warren, Worcester Co., MA.
Nelson's father died when he was only four years old and when he
was nine years old he was obliged from time to time to provide
for himself. By perseverance and hard study he procured a very
good education. At the age of 21 he entered a medical school;
when he was 23, he was established as a physician and surgeon in
the town of Weston, now Warren, ,MA., and practiced here till
his death. He was very successful in his practice.2 SOUR S203
3 TEXT pg 341
He resided at North Andover, ,MA. He was the pastor of the
Congregational church at North Andover, ,MA.2 SOUR S203
3 TEXT pg 539
10908. Jane Elizabeth Carpenter
BIRTH: Year is estimated.
Of Warren. Resided in Minneapolis, ,MN
His last residence was Hartford,,CT
Almira was living in 1889 with her son in Lee, NH2 SOUR S203
3 TEXT pg 539
Of Manchester, ,CT They went west.
They moved to Philadelphia, ,PA He shot himself in
Philadelphia in 1888.
Resided in Morehead, ,MN
PLACE: Unknown if died in the state of Florida or a county named Florida.
5334. Erasmus Irving Carpenter
Number 2996 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 204.
His family is on page 540-541 (# 862). A farmer.
Number 5209 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 540.
She is the Superintendent of the Girls School in Bowling Green, KY.
See notes.
Number 5210 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 540.
Closest match in the 1880 US Census is:
CENSUS: 1880 United States Census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Mrs. Edward RIELEY Self W Female W 52 IRE Keeps Boarding House IRE IRE
...
Irving CARPENTER Other S Male W 32 IN Teamster IN IN
Source Information:
Census Place Rolla, Phelps, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254709
NA Film Number T9-0709
Page Number 385C
10918. Erasmus Irving Carpenter
Does the following apply to this person? NO! I traced that Kate as born to Kate Fargo & E. D. into NY.
CENSUS: 1880 US Census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Erasmus D. CARPENTER Self M Male W 72 NY Traveling Agent CT MA
Kate CARPENTER Wife M Female W 58 NY Keeping House PA ENG
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Census Place Warsaw, Wyoming, New York
Family History Library Film 1254948
NA Film Number T9-0948
Page Number 304DCENSUS: Closest other match is:
1880 United States Census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
E. Dana CARPENTER Self M Male W 52 VT Farmer VT VT
Laura J. CARPENTER Wife M Female W 41 VT Keeping House VT VT
Lucinda BREWSTER Other W Female W 38 VT Servant VT VT
Hattie E. BREWSTER Other S Female W 9 VT At School VT VT
Pearl D. BLODGETT Other S Male W 24 VT Servant-Laborer VT VT
James E. TERRY Other S Male W 18 NY Servant-Laborer VT NY
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Census Place Randolph, Orange, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255346
NA Film Number T9-1346
Page Number 167D
Parents:
Father: Abraham R. Ross
Mother: Harriet N. Johnson
He was a man of remarkable natural ability, was really a self.mad e man; he was close in all his business transactions, and correct not only in his own business but in all matters pertaining to the town, in which he took a prominent part. He was elected to nearly all of the offices within the gift of his townsmen; he held the office of justice of the peace for nearly fifty years, assistant judge of the county of Caledonia for four years, directed the building of the county jail, represented the town in the Vermont legislature two years, and took a prominent
part in sustaining and building up the church and served as deacon and superintendent of the Sunday school for many years.2 SOUR S203 3 TEXT pg 343
Resided on the homestead in Waterford where he died.
Lived in Willington, CT, Philadelphis, PA, and Hammonton, NJ.
They resided in Willington, ,CT, Philadelphia, ,PA, and
Hammonton,,NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter celebrated their golden wedding,
Oct 24, 1887, first by the marriage of their youngest daughter,
Miss Minnie, to Charles Burnham of Philadelphia, who took their
departure on the afternoon train for Washington. In the
evening, a number of old friends and neighbors assembled at the
residence of the venerable couple to enjoy with them the
fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. The time was passed very
pleasantly; some old hymns were sung, though the heads of most
of the singers were silvered over with the frosts of many
winters, the sweet tones were as full of music as though age had
left no marks upon them. Mr. Carpenter gave a brief statement
of his experience in the fifty years he and his wife had lived
in wedlock.2 SOUR S203
3 TEXT pg 344
Mr. Carpenter and family came to Hammonton from Philadelphia in
1877. Mrs. Carpenter has been a sufferer for several years,
but bore the pain, and viewed approaching death with calmness,
strengthened by Christian hope. Love of life was strong, but
her certainty of eternal life was stronger, and a promised
dwelling-place where pain and parting cannot come was very
attractive.
Residence, NY City. A teacher.
Mr. Phillips was the son of Levi and Submit (Taft) Phillips of
Fitzwilliam, N. H. He settled in Manchester, VT He graduated at
Middlebury college in the class of 1868, he is principal of a
preparatory school for boys, in NY city. He was in the
civil war of 1862 and 1863, serving Company C, 14th regiment,
under Colonel Nichols. He was with his regiment during its whole
career; the greatest part of the time doing picket duty south of
Alexandria, Va. He was in the battle of Gettysburg, and
stationed on Cemetery Ridge; was one of those who received the
celebrated charge of General Pickett. He was born Aug. 8,1841.
Ellen graduated at Mt. Holyoke seminary for girls, in 1865; she
was preceptress of the St. Johnsbury academy for three years,
from 1866 - 1869, when she married Mr. Phillips.2 SOUR S203
3 TEXT pg 541
10933. Philander Isaiah Carpenter
Died while young.
She was called by the family Minnie C.
"At the residence of the bride's parents, in Hammonton, NJ, on
Monday, Oct.24, 1887, by the Rev. E. K. Smith, rector of St.
Andrews church, Mr. Charles Burnham of Philadelphia, ,PA, and
Miss Minnie C. Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Carpenter were married."
Chloe M. received a liberal education was a good scholar and a
most excellent teacher, which occupation she was well suited to
fill but she preferred a profession, and commenced the study of
medicine. While she was preparing herself to enter a medical
college she married Mr. Burnham. Though Mr. Burnham was her
senior in years, the marriage proved to be a happy union, and
she proved herself to be a most excellent wife and Mr. Burnham a
kind and affectionate husband, generous and kind to all.2 SOUR S203
3 TEXT pg 542
Mr. Burnham was born March 20, 1811; he was the son of Charles
Burnham, and the sixth generation in descent from Thomas
Burnham. His first wife was Olive S. Bliss born in Tolland,
,CT, Aug. 22, 1810; she was the daughter of John and Sally
Bliss, and granddaughter of the Rev. John Bliss of Ellington.
,CT, and the fifth generation from Thomas and Margaret Bliss
of Hartford, ,CT, who were born in England. He had four
children by his first wife, one son and three daughters.
Mr. Carpenter and family came to Hammonton from Philadelphia in
1877. Mrs. Carpenter has been a sufferer for several years,
but bore the pain, and viewed approaching death with calmness,
strengthened by Christian hope. Love of life was strong, but
her certainty of eternal life was stronger, and a promised
dwelling-place where pain and parting cannot come was very
attractive.
Lived in Willington, CT, Philadelphis, PA, and Hammonton, NJ.
They resided in Willington, ,CT, Philadelphia, ,PA, and
Hammonton,,NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter celebrated their golden wedding,
Oct 24, 1887, first by the marriage of their youngest daughter,
Miss Minnie, to Charles Burnham of Philadelphia, who took their
departure on the afternoon train for Washington. In the
evening, a number of old friends and neighbors assembled at the
residence of the venerable couple to enjoy with them the
fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. The time was passed very
pleasantly; some old hymns were sung, though the heads of most
of the singers were silvered over with the frosts of many
winters, the sweet tones were as full of music as though age had
left no marks upon them. Mr. Carpenter gave a brief statement
of his experience in the fifty years he and his wife had lived
in wedlock.2 SOUR S203
3 TEXT pg 344
Amos is number 3010 on page 345 of the Carpenter Memorial. By this PERSON!
His family is on page 542 & 543 (# 865).Jonathan Goss of Bliss, ID provided the descendancy of Amos Carpenter in
April 1998.Amos edited "The Carpenter Family of Rehoboth". In the Carpenter Family
Journal, a quartly publication edited by Rosemary Bachelor, it was noted that
there are several descripences in his work. They are corrected in subquent
Carpenter Family genologies. Amos' work, "The History of the Rehototh MA
Branch of the Carpenter Family", is shown in LDS film #0355552, also
information is contained in LDS film #1454560, item 4. See notes below.BOOK- GENEALOGY: Amos B. Carpenter, A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF THE REHOBOTH BRANCH OF THE CARPENTER FAMILY IN AMERICA. Also known as the CARPENTER MEMORIAL. Published 1898 By: Press of Carpenter & Morehouse, Amherst, MA
Amos Bugbee Carpenter compiled the massive 900 page book called the Carpenter
Memorial for short, but legally called "A Genealogical History of the Rehoboth
Branch of the Carpenter Family in America" with a sub title of "Brought down
from their English ancestor, John Carpenter, 1303, with many biographical notes
of Descendants and Allied Families." Printed by the Press of Carpenter &
Morehouse in Amherst, Mass. in 1898. This work was copyrighted in 1896 By Amos
B. Carpenter of West Waterford, VT.http://www.rockvillemama.com/caledonia/carpenteramosbugbeeminerbugbee.txt
Caledonia
CARPENTER, Amos Bugbee & Miner Bugbee
Biography of Amos Bugbee CARPENTER (father of Miner B.)Men of Vermont: Illustrated Biographical History of Vermonters & Sons of
Vermont. Ullery. Brattleboro: Transcript Publishing Company, 1894, p 65
(portrait p 65)Amos Bugbee CARPENTER, of Waterford, was born 25 May 1818 in Waterford
[Caledonia County, Vermont], son of Isaiah and Caroline (BUGBEE) CARPENTER.
The first of the family who emigrated to America was William CARPENTER, who
came from Wherwell, England, in 1638, and was one of the earliest settlers of
Weymouth [Warren County, Massachusetts] and Rehoboth [Bristol County],
Massachusetts. Jonah CARPENTER, the grandfather of Amos Bugbee CARPENTER,
was a minute man during the Revolutionary War, and Isaiah, his son, came to
Waterford in 1808, where he cleared a farm, which has since been the family
home.Mr. Amos Bugbee CARPENTER attended the common schools of Waterford, and
afterwards pursued short courses of study at the Lyndon Academy and Peacham
grammar school. When eighteen years of age, and each season after that time
until married, he taught school during the winter and attended to his farm
duties during the summer; but though his educational opportunities were
limited, he has supplemented them by a lifelong habit of reading, and a large
experience of men and affairs. He has made general farming the vocation of
his life, paying considerable attention to the products of the dairy.On 24 June 1847 he [Amos Bugbee CARPENTER] was united in marriage to Cosbi
B., daughter of Ezra and Hannah (BURLEIGH) PARKER, of Littleton [Grafton
County], New Hampshire. They have had eight children, six of whom still
live: (1) Martha W., Mrs. Stillman F. CUTTING, of Concord [Essex County,
Vermont]; (2) Althea C., Mrs. Stephen J. HASTINGS, of Waterford; (3)
Philander Isaiah, who died in infancy; (4) Caroline Bugbee, Mrs. L. J.
CUMMINGS, deceased; (5) Amos Herbert; (6) Cosbi May, Mrs. L. J. CUMMINGS,
of Clinton [Clinton County], Iowa; (7) Ezra Parker; and (8) Miner Bugbee.
[It appears that L. J. CUMMINGS, after the death of his wife, Caroline Bugbee
CARPENTER, then married her sister, Cosbi May CARPENTER.]Mr. CARPENTER is a consistent Republican, and for thirty-eight years has
discharged the duties of postmaster at West Waterford. He was a member of
the state Legislature from Waterford in 1888. Nearly half a century ago he
was elected a corresponding member of the Historical and Genealogical Society
at Boston, and is about to publish a record of the CARPENTER family, on which
he has persistently labored for many years. He has received the three
degrees of Blue Lodge Masonry, and is a member of Moose River Lodge of West
Concord. He was one of the charter members of the Green Mountain Grange,
Patrons of Husbandry, which was the first subordinate body formed in New
England, and later was selected to be Master of Waterford Grange.Biography of Miner Bugbee CARPENTER (son of Amos B.)
Encyclopedia Vermont Biography: A Series of Authentic Biographical Sketches
of the Representative Men of Vermont and Sons of Vermont in Other States.
Dodge. Burlington: Ullery Publishing Company, 1912, p 140Miner B. CARPENTER, butter manufacturer, Concord [Essex County, Vermont], was
born 26 October 1867 in Waterford [Caledonia County, Vermont], son of Amos B.
and Cosbi B. (PARKER) CARPENTER. Educated in the public schools of
Waterford, St. Johnsbury Academy, class of 1890, and Clinton [Clinton
County], Iowa, Business College. On graduating from business college
returned to Waterford, engaged in farming, and in 1891, with his brother, E.
P. [Ezra Parker] CARPENTER, built a creamery; in 1896 formed a stock company
under the name of the Trout Brook Creamery Company, moving to Concord in
1892, and has done an increasing business each year since; the last year's
business amounting to $70,000, taking in nearly one million pounds of cream
and making a quarter of a million pounds of butter; at present manager and
treasurer of the creamery. Republican. Member of the Methodist Church and
superintendent of the Sunday school. In 1899 he [Miner Bugbee CARPENTER]
married [Miss?] Mary GOSS of Waterford. They have two daughters, Priscilla
and Lucile.Submitted by Cathy Kubly
CENSUS: 1880 US Census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Amos B CARPENTER Self M Male W 62 VT Farmer CONN CONN
Coshi B CARPENTER Wife M Female W 51 NH Keeping House NH NH
Coshi M CARPENTER Dau S Female W 17 VT Teaching School VT NH
Ezra P CARPENTER Son S Male W 15 VT Farmer VT NH
Miner B CARPENTER Son S Male W 12 VT At Home VT NH
Hannah PARKER Mother W Female W 79 NH Keeping House NH NH
Horatio GRISWOLD Other S Male W 30 VT Farmer VT VT
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Source Information:
Census Place Waterford, Caledonia, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255342
NA Film Number T9-1342
Page Number 255A