Group 17 - Descendants of Pierre Charpentier-220327
of Hermonville, Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France
in France, Germany & America

Notes

2. Nicolas Charpentier

FSFTID # LLWT-S53

Nicolle Lefevre

FSFTID # LLWT-S6P

12. Pierre Charpentier

FSFTID # L6LN-XYS

Elisabeth Martin

FSFTID # GSWW-QFX

Jeanne Bocquillon

FSFTID # 9JP1-Z7B

13. Jean Charpentier

FSFTID # GSW7-LJF

Elisabeth Doin

FSFTID # GSW7-RZB

15. Ponce Charpentier

FSFTID # GSW7-BVC

DEATH: Also shown as Died Deceased

16. Quentin Charpentier

FSFTID # GSWW-QX6

Marie Machy

FSFTID # GSWW-9JP

17. Pierre Charpentier

FSFTID # GSWW-9MZ

5. Jean Charpentier

FSFTID # GSWW-MQM

Anne Lefevre

FSFTID # LLWT-QDD

18. Nicolas Charpentier

FSFTID # GSW7-PC7

6. Nicole Charpentier

FSFTID # L6LJ-QJ3

Robert Lefevre

FSFTID # GSWW-S9B

19. Robert Lefevre

FSFTID # GSWW-7WR

11. Jacob Carpenter Zimmerman

FSFTID #  L614-5C4

Group 17

NOTE:
Jacob was born in Germany likely as a Zimmerman or Charpentier or similar surname.  It was changed to Carpenter in America. Some documents show that someone with his name (Jacob Zimmerman) came to Philadelphia in September of 1804 on the Ship Atlantick, Elihu Doty, Master, from Amsterdam.
This is taken from a list by Strasburghes and Hinkle (port of Philadelphia 1727 to 1808). That list states that he had a son, Jacob with him.
That list does not mention the wife, Margaret (Borrah).
Jacob was the oldest child. Conrad was three years younger than Jacob, born in 1806 so if this is the Jacob Zimmerman family of ours, then Jacob Jr would have been 1 or 2 years old when undertaking the crossing.
This per Richard F. Carpenter and supported by Charles Clifford Carpenter, Jr.

COMMENT:
The above two mentioned have Y-DNA tested and match each other geneticaly using Y-DNA. See Group 17 of the Carpenter Cousins Y-DNA Project.  https://carpentercousins.com
In addition these two match genetically a Charpentier, Cherpantier, Sherbondy (and other variants) French line that went into PA.
This means we have either two unrelated lineages in geopgraphical time matching genetically - I.E. Germany and France - Or the German origin is actually French.
OR ... just to have fun ... The French line went through Germany to get to America?

COMPARE:
Sherbondy Family Association by JeffreyD_Sherbondy
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/53011404/person/13443031555/facts

Other Sources
1810 census of Randolph County, West Virginia
1880 Census of Conrad Carpenter Barbour County, West Virginia
1880 census of Margaret Carpenter Skidmore Barbour County, West Virginia
1880 census of Mary A. Carpenter Weese Randolph County, West Virginia
Old North Mill Creek Lutheran Church records
Sherbondy - Carpenter - Zimmerman DNA Pedigree - see link
Sherbondy DNA Ancestry summary
Tax Lists of Randolph County, West Virginia

Parents
Jacob or Conrad Zimmerman
Unknown mother

Spouse
Unknown spouse

Margaret Borror

FSFTID #  K487-FK8

20. Jacob Carpenter

FSFTID #  9JFG-SJ2

Born in Switzerland or Germany.