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Descendants of the William Carpenters of the Bevis (1638)
Carpenter Cousins Encyclopedia of Carpenters - 2024 Update

Tenth Generation

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27581. Victoria Carpenter^{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9}-60874 (Edward Hasard "Haphazard" , Daniel D. , Daniel S. , Daniel , Daniel , Solomon , Samuel , William , William ) was born^{1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8} on 15 Aug 1856 in Cold Spring, Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA. She died on 25 Mar 1939 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, , California, USA. She was buried in Hot Springs, Fall River, South Dakota, USA.

Victoria resided in Dec 1897 in Superior, Nuckolls, Nebraska, USA. She resided in 1936 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, , California, USA. She resided at Victoria and John lived here at the time of Zena's birth. John was a railroad section foreman for the Burlington and Missouri Railroad. in Feb 1887 in Creighton, Cass, Missouri, USA. She resided at Victoria and John came from Seward, Nebraska to La Grande, Oregon. Victoria's parents Edward and Almira moved from Wisconsin to La Grande at this time. in Aug 1891 in La Grande, Union, Oregon, USA. She resided⁶ at Victoria lived alone in town. She worked as a sales person in a hat store. in 1930 in Hill City, Pennington, South Dakota, USA. She resided³ at Victoria's husband John had passed away in 1919. Victoria now lived with her son Merle. Merle worked as a miner in a tin mine. in 1920 in Hill City, Pennington, South Dakota, USA. She resided⁴ at Victoria and John lived in a rented hose in Beaver, Nebraska. John continued to work as a railroad section foreman. Ethel had married Michael Smith, a locomotive engineer, and moved to South Dakota. The other four children were at home still. in 1900 in Beaver, Nuckolls, Nebraska, USA. She resided¹ at Victoria and John lived on a farm in Seward Co. Their eldest child, Ethel, was born here in 1879. Victoria's sister Amanda and her husband Charles lived in the same house. About this time Dan, Sylvester and Roy all came to Seward to work for the railroa in 1880 in Seward, Seward, Nebraska, USA. She resided⁷ at Victoria lived on a homestead of 84 acres on which her father, Edward, erected a cabin and cleared and improved the land. The land was covered with Oak trees and so they cleared 65 acres. The family farmed with a cradle and bound by the grain by hand. in 1870 in Glendale, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA. She resided⁸ at Victoria's father enlisted in Union Army and was gone from 1861 until 1864. Victoria was home with her mother Almira and two siblings, Daniel and Amanda. in 1860 in La Grange, Walworth, Wisconsin, USA.

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Victoria married^{1, 2} John Andrew Dunaway^{1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}-60894 on 17 Jan 1878 in Glendale, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA. John was born^{1, 3, 4, 5, 6} on 13 Oct 1848 in Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, USA. He died⁷ on 17 Jul 1919 in Hill City, Pennington, South Dakota, USA. He was buried in Hot Springs, Fall River, South Dakota, USA.

John resided in 1912 in Hill City, Pennington, South Dakota, USA. He resided at John and Victoria came from Seward, NE to La Grande. Victoria's parents Edward and Almira moved from Wisconsin to La Grande at this time. in Aug 1891 in La Grande, Union, Oregon, USA. He resided at John and Victoria lived here at the time of Zena's birth. John was a railroad section foreman (as his stated occupation on Zena's birth record.) in Feb 1887 in Creighton, Cass, Missouri, USA. He resided⁵ in 1860 in Harrison, Wells, Indiana, USA. He resided⁶ in 1850 in Harrison, Wells, Indiana, USA. He resided⁴ at John and Victoria are living in a rented hose in Beaver, NE. John continued to work as a railroad section foreman. Ethel had married Michael Smith, a locomotive engineer, and moved to South Dakota. The other four children were at home still. in 1900 in Beaver, Nuckolls, Nebraska, USA. He resided³ at John and Victoria lived on a farm in Seward Co. Their eldest child, Ethel, was born here in 1879. Victoria's sister Amanda and her husband Charles lived in the same house. in 1880 in Precinct B, Seward, Nebraska, USA.

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