Number 595 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 117.
Family on page 216 (# 225). A farmer.Josiah Carpenter enlisted as private in Capt. Moses Wilmarth's company in Col.
Daggett's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm, 1 Jan. 1778; served 2 months and
25 days; sworn in at Taunton; again as private in Capt. Wilmarth's Company,
Col. Daggett's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm, July 31, 1780 and served 10
days.
Died age 84 years.
Number 1519 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 216. No family listed.
Number 596 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 117.
Family on page 216 (# 226)Cyril Carpenter enlisted as private in Capt. Foster's Company, Col. Daggett's
Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm, Dec. 8, 1777 and served 22 days. Again he
served as private in Capt. Moses Wilmarth's Company, Col. Dean's Regiment,
Rhode Island Alarm, July 31, 1780 and served 10 days.DEATH: Same death date as son? No son's death was a different date. The CM is wrong.
Number 1526 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217.
No family listed. A Farmer.
MARRIAGE: 1 or 9 June 1794. Location not given.
Number 1530 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217.
No family listed. She married a farmer. They moved to PA.
Number 1533 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217.
No family listed. It is supposed that she went to Harford, PA.
Number 1534 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217.
No family listed. She married a farmer.
Number 1535 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217.
No family listed. She married a farmer. They moved to Rowe, MA. Her husband
died in Hillsdale county, MI and she died in Hudson, MI.
Number 1532 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217.
No family listed. A Farmer.
Number 597 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 117.
Family on page 216 (# 227)Simeon removed to CT, thence to Brattleboro, VT, thense to Albany, NY.
He was a veteran of the Revolutionary War.
Number 1536 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217. No family listed.
Chairity was probably the daughter of Simeon and the family lived in CT, until
after she married Benjamin Chandler who served in the War of 1812. He was
taken sick and died in Youngtown, New York on Sept. 21, 1813.
Number 599 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 117.
Family on page 217 (# 218).
He probably went to Brattleboro, VT.
Number 1537 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217. No family listed.
RESIDENCE: Griffin Mills, Erie County, New York. He had the care of his Uncle
Simeon for a number of years.
Number 603 in The CARPENTER MEMORIAL. Page 118.
Family on page 217 and 218 (# 229). A farmer.
Residence: Greenwich, Washington County, New York.John Carpenter enlisted as private in Capt. Seth Summer's Company, Col. Gill's
Regiment and served at Castle Island. Dated 1 March 1778 serving for one month
and 8 days. He enlisted again as private in Capt. Ralph Thompson's Company at
Castle Island. Dated 1 Oct. 1779 serving for two months and two days. Suffolk
County Regiment. He enlisted a third time in Capt. Thompson's Company, Col.
Webb's Regiment. Dated 26 Aug. 1781 serving three months and twenty three days
as reinforcment to the Continental Army.
Number 605 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 118. A farmer.
His family is on page 218 (#230).Joanthan Carpenter of Rehoboth, private, in the Lexington scare in Captain
Lyon's company, served seven days. Served a second time as a private in
Nathaniel Carpenter's company Col. Thomas Carpenter's regiment enlisted Dec. 8,
1776 and served 16 days in the RI alarm, marched to Bristol.
Enlisted a third time in Captain Barrow's company, Col. Thomas Carpenter's
regiment in the RI alarm Aug. 1, 1780 and served 9 days, marched to
Tiverton, RI. Enlisted a fourth time per his son's (Jonathan, Jr.) diary in
Capt. J. Hill's Company of Bristol, RI. He probably served as third Corporal.Resided in Rehoboth. The following was taken from his son
Jonathan Carpenter Jr.'s diary, Dec 28, 1776: "I (Jonathan
Jr.) joined Captain J. Hill's company of Bristol, RI for three
months in my father's room."
Jonathan Carpenter of Rehoboth, private in the Lexington scare
in Captain Lyon's company, served 7 days. A second time as
private in Nathaniel Carpenter's company, Thomas Carpenter's
regiment; enlisted Dec. 8, 1776, and served 16 days in the RI
alarm, marched to Bristol. Again the third time in Captain
Barrow's company, Col. Thomas Carpenter's regiment in the Rhode
Island alarm Aug. 1, 1780 and served 9 days, marched to
Tiverton, RI Again the fourth time as appears by the diary of
Jonathan his son in Capt. J. Hill's company of Bristol RI; he
probably enlisted in this company as third Corporal.
TEXT pg 118
Died aged 83 years.
Number 607 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 118.
His family is on page 230 (#231). He was a carpenter and a joiner.It is possible he married twice. The notes in my copy of the CM are barely readable. "G.B. Bowmen ?Briar Cem. d. in ????? 13 Apr. 1820". Which looks like a name, place and a death date for the second spouse. Then "m (2) in Lee 1787 (or 1789) Sa??? VT ??" and the rest a blur.
He was Corporal in the 3d military company of Rehoboth, in the first regiment of the county of Bristol in 1767. He later afterwards acted as Major.
Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth, Captain in the Lexington scare, served 8 days. Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth, commisioned March 28, 1776 in the Continental Army. He marched July 23, 1776 to New York and was dismissed Dec. 1, 1776. He served at White Plains and New York in Col. Thomas Carpenter's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm Dec. 8, 1776 served 8 days.
Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter was discharged Jan. 15, 1776(77?) having served 6 weeks at Brooklyn. Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth in Col. Hathaway's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm April 21, 1777 and served 23 days at Tiverton. Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth in Col. Josiah Whitney's Regiment May 13, 1777 served 1 month, 25 days and marched from Rehoboth to Point Judith. Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth in Col. Hathaway's Regiment served at Tiverton April 21, 1777, 23 days and he served at Bristol and Providence 1 month, 5 days from July 2, 1777. SEE: AA Below.
Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth was commisioned Major in the 1st Bristol Regiment of Massachusetts militia Feb. 8, 1779.
Major Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth in Col. Thomas Carpenter's Regiment at Tiverton on Rhode Island Alarm Aug. 1, 1780, served 8 days.
Major Carpenter of Rehoboth in Col. Dean's Regiment at Rhode Island March 2, 1781 and served 14 days.
Major Carpenter of Rehoboth enlisted in Col. Dary's Regiment at West Point from July 10, 1781 to Nov. 8, serving 4 months and 8 days. His name was on the roll til Oct. 2, 1782.
By the documentary History of New York, Lot 96 of 280 acres of land in Vermont was granted by the goverment of New York to Nathaniel Carpenter in 1786 to 1788. The record does not indicate to which of the Nathaniel Carpenters the grant was made, however the circumstances point to the Major. No account was found that the lot was ever occupied by anyone by the name of Nathaniel.There is three pages of notes and diary extracts on Nathaniel Carpenter starting on page 118 to 121 in the Carpenter Memorial.
(MORE: MOSTLY DUPLICATE WITH SLIGHT CHANGES.) Resided in Savoy, ,MA.Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth, Captain in the Lexington scare, served 8 days; Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth, commissioned March 28, 1776, in the Continental army; he marched July 23,
1776, to NY; was dismissed Dec. 1, 1776; served at White Plains and NY in Col. Thomas Carpenter's regiment; in the ,RI alarm Dec. 8, 1776, served 8 days. Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter discharged Jan. 15, 1776, having served 6 weeks at Brooklyn. Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth, in Col. Hathaway's regiment in the ,RI alarm, April 21, 1777, served 23 days; stationed at Tiverton; Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth in Col. Josiah Whitney's regiment, May 13, 1777, served 1 month, 25 days; marched from Rehoboth to Point Judith. Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth, was commissioned Major in the 1st Bristol regiment of ,MA militia, Feb. 8, 1779.
Nathaniel Carpenter, official record after he was raised to Major.
Major Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth in Col. Thomas Carpenter's regiment at Tiverton on ,RI alarm Aug. 1, 1780, served 9 days.
Major Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth in Col. Dean's regiment, at ,RI, March 2, 1781 and served 14 days.
Major Nathaniel Carpenter of Rehoboth in Col. Dary's regiment at West Point from July 10, 1781 to Nov. 8, served 4 months and 8 days.E-MAIL: AA - Mon, 16 Apr 2001 From: Phoebe Cortez - MzCortez@aol.com
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Page 76: "Deserted from Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter s Company, Col. Carpenter's Regiment, Oliver Goff, about 18 Years of Age, 5 Feet 2 Inches high, dark Complexion, black Eyes. Simeon Wheeler, light Complexion, blue Eyes.
Whoever will take up said Deserters, and return them to said Regiment, shall have Four Dollars Reward, and all necessary Charges, paid by NATH. CARPENTER, Capt. Providence Gazette August 9, 1777"
They moved to Savoy; when aged they removed to ,MI. He
was deacon of the church, held the office of selectman and other
town offices.
See husband's notes.
Number 609 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 121. A shoemaker and farmer.
His family is on page 230 & 231 (#232).He was probably one of the grantees of the town of Shrewsbury, VT.
He was also in the third Military Foot company of Rehoboth in 1767.
Residence: Savoy, MA.Resided in Savoy, ,MA. He was probably one of the grantees of
the town of Shrewsbury, Vt.1 MILI He was also in the third Military Foot company of Rehoboth in
1767.
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She was a widow when she married Ezra. Her first husband's name is not known.
Widow.
They moved to Chesterfield, ,MA.
Number 610 in the CARPENTER MEMORIAL on page 121.
Family on page 231 (# 233). He moved to Fairlee, VT where he died.It was probably this Amos who served in the Revolutionary War. He was a
private in Capt. Foster's Company, Col. Thomas Carpenter's Regiment in the
Rhode Island Alarm. He served 5 days on the roll dated at Attleborough July
27, 1780 and marched to Tiverton. He enlisted again in Capt. Robinson's
Company, Col. Dean's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm July 31, 1780 and
served 8 days marching again to Tiverton with the roll sworn in at Attleboro,
MA.
Her father MAYBE Jacob Ide (b. 1723).
CENSUS: 1850 US Census - See image: RIN 43711 Amos Carpenter 1850.jpg
Name: Amos Carpenter
Residence: Vershire, Orange, Vermont
Age: 76 years
Calculated Birth Year: 1774
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Gender: Male
Race (original):
Race (expanded):
Death Month:
Death Year:
Film Number: 444925
Digital GS Number: 4206189
Image Number: 00106
Line Number: 34
Dwelling House Number: 55
Family Number: 61
Marital Status:
Free or Slave:
Collection: United States Census, 1850
Number 612 in the CARPENTER MEMORIAL on page 121.
Family on page 232 (# 234). A farmerEphraim Carpenter of Rehoboth enlisted as Corporal in the Lexington scare in
Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter's company and served 8 days. Second enlistment in
Capt. Isaac Hodge's Company August 12, 1776 serving 1 month and 20 days.
Enlisted a third time in Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter's Company, Col. Thomas
Carpenter's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm. Enlisted a fourth time Dec. 8,
1776 and served 16 days and marched from Rehoboth to Tiverton in the same
company. He enlisted a fifth time in Capt. Bullock's Company in Col. Thomas
Carpenter's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm July 27, 1780 and served 14 days
and marched from Rehoboth to Tiverton.
Number 613 in the CARPENTER MEMORIAL on page 122.
Family on page 232 (# 235). A farmer
He removed to Randolph, VT thence to Brookfield or Barre.
Number 1582 in the CARPENTER MEMORIAL on page 232.
A farmer.
Number 614 in the CARPENTER MEMORIAL on page 122.
Family on page 232 (# 236).Remember was a man much respected and honored in the community in which he
lived. He was one of the 28 men raised in Rehoboth, MA in 1780 to reinforce
the Continental Amry for six months, marching to West Point.
Remember enlisted in the Lexington scare in Capt. Jabez Ellis's Company and
served 9 days. He enlisted a second time as private in Capt. Ide's Company,
Col. Daggett's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm on Dec. 8, 1776 and served 6
days. He enlisted a third time as private in Capt. Wilmarth's Company, Col.
Hathaway's Regiment on March 4, 1779 and served one month at Howland's Ferry.
He enlisted a fourth time as private in Samuel Head's Company, Col. Jacob's
Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm of Oct. 6, 1779 serving 2 months and 4 days.
He enlisted a fifth time as private in Capt. Simeon Collis' Company, Col.
Dean's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm on March 6, 1781 and served 10 days.Additional information found on Remember Carpenter: Remember was about five
feet eight inches tall when he was 18 years of age with a light complexion, as
appears in the descriptive list of men raised for six months to reinforce the
Continental Army on June 5, 1780. He marched to West Point and served six
months and thirteen days.
Remember Carpenter of Rehoboth, MA, served as private in Capt. James Coles'
Company, Col. Jacob's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm and enlisted on June
20, 1778 serving for 6 months and 13 days.