12557.
Myrtle Mae Carpenter
15319.
Robert Russell
15320.
William Russell
15321.
Hubert Russel
15322.
Ocie L. Russel
12559.
Velva Leota Carpenter
15324.
Hollis Ray Hall
15326.
Raleigh Levi Hall
12566.
Eula Gay Robinson
12567.
Dacel Carl Robinson
15328.
Dacel Carl Robinson Jr.
12572.
Vada Ellen Cowger
15329.
Harold Helmick Jr.
12573.
Emily Jane Cowger
15330.
Evelyn Agnes McCray
15331.
Donald Edwin McCray
15332.
Bencil McCray
12574.
Effie L. M. Mccourt
12580.
Louella Esmerelda McCourt
15334.
Gary Stanley Clutter
12583.
Opha Elbert Carpenter
15335.
Dale Carpenter
15337.
Ray Dwayne Carpenter
12585.
Macil May Carpenter
15338.
Jimmy Lee Simmons
12607.
Richard Llewellyn Talbot Carpenter
Richard Llewellyn (21) Carpenter was born 4 June 1932, adopted by Gordon and
Alice (Kiernan) Talbott in 1950, name changed back to Carpenter in 1983 and
married on 26 April 1952 to Nancy F. White (born 23 February 1932 at Henry,
West Virginia, daughter of Willard Wesley and Virginia Melissa (Beavers)
White). Preceeding taken from the Mowrey book, page 137, Vol. III
FTDNA 9413
From: Terry Carpenter mailto:diluvius@yahoo.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 04, 2015 5:29 AM
To: John R. Carpenter mailto:jrcrin001@cox.net> ; John 00 Chandler mailto:john.chandler@alum.mit.edu>
Subject: Passing of FTDNA #9413
My longtime friend, cousin, and fellow Carpenter family history researcher, and our Y-DNA project member no. 9413, passed away this past week. I have not been able to contact his family yet but still have a couple of open possibilities. If you are contacted by them, please let me know.
His obituary ():
Richard Llewellyn "Dick" Carpenter, 83, a resident of Cleveland, TN, passed from this life Thursday, June 25, 2015 at home. Dick was born Saturday, June 4, 1932 in Erbacon, a son of the late Lanty Berlin Carpenter and Genevieve Kiernan Carpenter. Dick spent the first twenty one years of his life in WV. He had been a resident of Cleveland, TN for the past nineteen years. Left to cherish his memory are his wife of sixty three years, Mary Carpenter, two sons, Stephen Talbott (Jenn) and Doug Carpenter (Robin), brother Kenneth Carpenter (Mary), grandchildren, April, Jacob, Joshua, and Heather Carpenter, Scott Talbott, Bryan, Beth, and Megan Talbott and five great grandchildren. Preceding Dick in death besides his parents were two brothers, Jack Carpenter and Bill Carpenter. He loved playing golf, joking with his friends and family, and spending time with his grandchildren. He was also a past president of the Colonial Benjamin Cleveland Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. Visitation will be held on Sunday, June 28, 2015 from 1 until 3 PM, the funeral hour. Rev. Pat Cassidy will officiate and interment will follow at the Fairview Cemetery on Location Road.
E-MAIL:
From: Jacob Carpenter
Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2017 2:05 PM
To: jrcrin001@cox.net
Subject: Joseph Carpenter of New York and West Virginia
Dear Mr. Carpenter
My name is Jacob Carpenter. I am a twenty-seven-year-old resident of Cleveland, Tennessee. You were acquainted with Granddad, the late Richard Llewellyn Carpenter (wife Mary Frances White) of West Virginia and our home town. I emailed about removing [Captain] Nathaniel and Tamar (Coles) Carpenter from Joseph Carpenter (wife Leah) of New York and West Virginia. We discussed this quandary briefly, the ultimate decision being me looking over Grandfather's notes and contrasting his data and your own.
Due to physical disabilities, I could and still can't sort through the entirety of materials Grandpa Carpenter left behind. Grandma's people are similar, though a controversial ancestress's records were gathered up by me. That being irrelevant, I skimmed over handwritten notes on Joseph. As mentioned in you and I's last exchanges, Granddad dismissed the unproved suggestion that documentation linked our ancestor to [Reverend] William Carpenter, Senior (wife Elizabeth Arnold) of England and Rhode Island via Nathaniel.
Believe it or not, we have actually met! Grandfather brought me along to the Carpenter Cousins Conference of 2003. Paul Mowrey (wife Lola) gave his personal compilation to me as a gift. My older brother Joshua destroyed it through carelessness. I remember taking the book to London, England when him, Daddy and Momma, and myself traveled there with the high school band (Joshua, percussionist) and choir (me, reluctant tenor and open sopranist). We failed miserably in pursuit of locating the royal origins which got obliterated.
While I still conduct genealogical endeavors from home, attentions shifted towards my mother's side. She and her younger sister are from Macon, Georgia. Their ancestry is concentrated in the southern United States and Maryland. Y-D. N. A. was gathered by way of the only living male in my maternal granddad's father to son line, albeit it barely helped. Nonetheless, I'm hoping another Carpenter cousin will take up Grandpa's work. Who that might be, I don't know. The Conference's contact directory transcribed his unchanged stance.
Mr. Carpenter, I do hope you could send me the information about your last messages to my grandfather! They would be insightful examinations, given his pursuit of proven connections which I share. If you cannot, sir, I respectfully understand. Agreeing, agreeing to disagree, et cetera, which Maryland resident Terry Carpenter warmly told Father (Douglas Eric Carpenter).
Yours sincerely,
Jacob Carpenter (423) 715-5501 jacobcarpenter1@outlook.com
12620.
Charlotte A. Carpenter