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

Notes

2815. Rachel Carpenter

Number 1856 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 253.
No Family listed.

2816. Mary Carpenter

Number 1857 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 253.
No Family listed.

John Lee

John Lee's family and spouses submitted on Fri, 21 Jul 2000 by
"Barbara Gjeltema"

2817. Edmund Carpenter Jr.

Number 1858 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 253.
No Family listed.
This descendancy line submitted on Fri, 28 Jul 2000 by "Barbara Gjeltema"

Sarah G. Balcom

NAME: Balcome in several records, however Balcom is what is noted in the
Douglas Town clerk's Office.
MARRIAGE: Widow Sarah G. carpenter married Royal Cummings.

6661. Pliney Carpenter

Both he and his wife died on the same day and are buried in the same
grave or share the same headstone.

6665. Saloma Carpenter

BIRTH: Some records have birth as 29 Jan 1818 and others 8 May 1818. Which one
is correct is not known.

6666. Mary Kent Carpenter

Not listed in all records as a child.
"Barbara Gjeltema" has her as a child in her record.

2818. Edward Ide

He is mentioned as Nathan Ide in the Probate Record Capt. Joseph Nash.
However Nathan Ide married Betsey Carpenter and died later than this Edward.

Mary Carpenter

Number 573 in The CARPENTER MEMORIAL. page 112.
!AFN NRSV-GQ has birth date on 18 Nov. 1752 married to
John Carpenter.

2819. Sarah Ide

Her father MAYBE Jacob Ide (b. 1723).

Amos Carpenter

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.

2835. Mehitabel Carpenter

Number 1860 on page 254 in the Carpenter Memorial.

Allen Carpenter

Number 848 on page 149 in the Carpenter Memorial.
Family on page 270 (# 304).

A nephew of Col. Ethan Allen of Vermont whom he was probably named after.
Allen served in the Revolution in the 3rd Battalion of Connecticut Volunteers
with his brother Nathan, in Capt. Parker's Company, Col. Sage's Regiment.
Enlisted with his brother on March 7, 1777 and discharged March 17, 1780.
In 1818 he was a resident of Vermont and drew a pension from CT.

2837. Abiah Carpenter

Number 1862 on page 254 in the Carpenter Memorial.

1 MILI Abiah served in the Revolution as private in Captain Hick's
company, Colonel Daggett's regiment, Jan. 13, 1778; served two
months, 19 days in the ,RI alarm, the roll sworn at
Rehoboth. Abiah Carpenter of Rehoboth, private in Captain
Bullard's company, in Col. Thomas Carpenter's regiment, July 27,
1778, served one month, 16 days, in the ,RI alarm.
1 MILI
1 MILI
2 SOUR S203
3 TEXT pg 254

George W. Peck

Resided in Hempstead.

Marshal Waldron

Resided in Bristol, RI

2840. Abel Carpenter

Number 1864 on page 254 in the Carpenter Memorial.
Family on page 426 (#605). Residence Lyndon, VT. He moved there in 1796 and
went into a school house to live until he could build a house of his own.
He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War - was engaged in the battle of
Monmouth, and Redbanks, and also in a skirmish at Harlem Heights, where he was
wounded by a musket ball which he received in his side and carried it with him
to his grave.
It was probably this Abel Carpenter who was Ensign in the 2nd RI
regiment, Israel Angel, colonel, and was promoted in the same company to 2nd
Lieutenant, services rendered in 1777 and 1778.
He reside in Lyndon at the time of his death. he was one of the select men of
the town for 20 years, and filled various other offices in town with honor to
himself and credit to the town. He never was confined to his bed a day in his
life by illness until his last sickness, 10 days before he died.
The family monument to Abel Carpenter Esq., one of the Revolutionary soldiers,
was the first monument errected in the cemetery at Lyndon, VT.
An Abel Carpenter served in the Revolutionary war as private in Captain Hicks
company, Col. Thomas Carpenter's regiment, Aug. 2, 1780; served 6 days; marched
to Tiverton on the RI alarm. The compiler of the Carpenter Memorial
is not sure if this last Abel Carpenter is the same as this Abel Carpenter.

http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/census/1840/1840vt_a.html
SOURCE: 1840 Census of Pensioners Revolutionary or Military Services;
With the names, ages, and places of residence
Returned by the marshalls of the several judicial districts; under
The Act for Taking the Sixth Census
Typed and Reformatted By: Kathy Leigh, March 11, 2001
VERMONT
A - D First Name Last Name Age Head of Household City County Possible Name
Abel Carpenter 86 Abigail Willard Lyndon Caledonia ***
Olive Carpenter 83 George Carpenter Randolph Orange
Elias Carpenter 78 Elias Carpenter Strafford Orange
John Carpenter 84 Jotham Warren Brattleboro Windham

E-MAIL:    Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 From: Phoebe Cortez -   MzCortez@aol.com
Subj:    Re: [B-NE] 1732-1800 RI Newspapers
VOLUME 1
Page 54: "Deserted from Capt. Potter s Company, in Col. Angell s Regiment, David Sears, about 5 Feet 9 Inches high, of a dark Complexion, has dark brown Hair, and dark Eyes; says he was born in Middleborough. Whoever takes up and secures said Deserter, and return him to the Subscriber in Providence, shall have Five Dollars Reward, and all reasonable Charges, pakd by ABEL CARPENTER, Lieut. Providence Gazette March 15, 1777"

E-MAIL:    Date: Sun, 30 Sept 2001 From: Phoebe Cortez -   MzCortez@aol.com
Alphabetical List of Officers of the Continental Army - C - Fifteenth Virginia - page 145
Carpenter, Abel (R. I.). 2d Lieutenant 2d Rhode Island, 17th February, 1777; resigned 14th April, 1779.

6694. Polly Carpenter

Number 3910 in the Carpenter Memorial. Page 426

6695. Abel Carpenter

Number 3911 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 426.
Birth year 1782 not 1793 as per CM.

6697. George Washington Carpenter

Number 3913 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 426.
A merchant and a farmer. No family listed in the CM.
!MARRIAGE: Providence records states that he was married 5 April 1814 but the
CM indicates 14 April 1814.
An example of his diary is listed on page 426. He was a merchant and a farmer.

6698. Lydia Carpenter

Number 3915 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 427.

6700. Lydia Carpenter

Number 3917 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 427.

6701. Almira Carpenter

Number 3918 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 427.

Elkannah or Alcanor French

His father is to believed to be Elkanah French.
!NAME: Alcanor in the Carpenter Memorial on page 196.

2860. Samuel Carpenter Col.

He held the office of colonel in the militia.1 MILI Samuel Carpenter
enlisted in the service as 2d lieutenant, in
Capt. Nathaniel Carpenter's company for six months; was
discharged Jan. 15, 1776. Samuel Carpenter of Rehoboth
commissioned 1st lieutenant in Capt. John Paine's company in
Col. Jacob French's regiment of ,MA militia; stationed
at Winter Hill, Feb. 27, 1776. Samuel Carpenter of Rehoboth
commissioned 2d lieutenant in Capt. Hick's company, Colonel
Thomas' regiment, March 27, 1776; Samuel Carpenter lieutenant
in Capt. Hick's company, Colonel Carpenter's regiment, in the
,RI alarm; enlisted Dec. 8, 1776, served 16 days,
marched from Rehoboth to Bristol.
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2 SOUR S203
3 TEXT pg 255

Marriage Notes for Samuel Carpenter Col. and Lydia Short

Published Aug. 10, 1788

6706. Samuel Carpenter

Resided in Taunton, ,MA.

Sarah Martin "Sally" Carpenter

Number 3953 on page 430 in the Carpenter Memorial.
No family listed.

Zephaniah Bishop

Resided in Attleboro.

2861. Peter Carpenter

Probably resided in Providence, R.I.1 MILI It appears that he enlisted in the
Revolutionary war as private,
in Captain Isaac Hogdes' company, in Col. Francis' regiment in
October, 1776; Peter Carpenter Jr., appears on receipt dated
Oct. 9, 1776, for wages, in Captain Hodges company, from Aug.
12, to Oct. 1, 1776.
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3 TEXT pg 255

6710. Rachel Carpenter

Died young.

Michael Dayfoot

Resided in Bristol, VT

6714. Peter Carpenter

Died in infancy.

George B. Peck Capt.

Resided in Bristol, RI