Group 3 - Descendants of William Carpenter-98-
Father of William Carpenter-584 (b. abt 1605)

Notes

965. Judith Carpenter

Number 797 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 140.

967. James Carpenter

Number 799 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 140.
Family on page 259 and 160 (# 285).    See update below on dates for this
family.  Married twice.  Second spouse name unknown.  A farmer.
Moved from Rehoboth to Brattleboro, VT.  Death after 1780.
He enlisted as a private in Capt. Cole's company, Col. Green's regiment; and
second in Capt. Nathaniel's company, Col. Carpenter's regiment in the Rhode
Island alarm, Dec. 8, 1776.  He served 16 days, marched from RI to Bristol.
Enlisted a third time in Capt. Peck's company, Col. Carpenter's regiment in the
RI alarm of July 27, 1782 and served 1 month, 15 days. Fourth enlistment in
Captain Brown's company, Col. Carpenter's regiment in the RI alarm of Aug. 1,
1780, serving 7 days and marched from Rehoboth to Tiverton.
NOTE: Third enlisted date (July 27, 1782) was printed as 1728 in error.

SUBMITTER DATA: John De Mott & Max Roha have done some extensive work on this
line.  See data below.

CENSUS:
He appeared on the census in 1800 in Windham Co VT. [6]  1800 census
lists 2 males <10 [Ebenezer & ?], 1 male 10-16 [Abner], 1 male 16-26 [Simeon?],
1 male >45 [James], 1 female 16-26 [Hannah] and 2 females >45 [Bethia & ?].
He appeared on the census in 1810 in Brattleboro (Windham) VT. [7]  1810 census
lists 1 male 10-16, 1 male 16-26 [Elijah, Ebenezer and/or Abner=23], 1 male >45
[James=72], 2 females >45 {Bethia=>70 & ?].  He appeared on the census
in 1820 in Windham Co VT. [8]  1820 census listed man >45 [James=82] and woman
>45 [second wife].

MARRIAGE: He had marriage banns published on 15 Aug 1767 in Rehoboth (Bristol)
MA.  He was married to Bethia Ide (Hyde) on 3 Sep 1767 in Rehoboth (Bristol)
MA.

GRAVE: image
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=104546285
James Carpenter
Birth: Feb. 16, 1738
Rehoboth
Bristol County
Massachusetts, USA
Death: Nov. 4, 1829
Brattleboro
Windham County
Vermont, USA
Family links:
 Spouses:
 Mahitabel Carpenter (1750 - 1823)*
 Bethiah Hyde Carpenter (1749 - 1813)*
 Children:
 Josiah Carpenter (1768 - 1823)*
 Rhoda Carpenter Carpenter (1773 - 1862)*
 David Carpenter (1775 - 1853)*
 Abner Carpenter (1787 - 1845)*
 Elijah Carpenter (1789 - 1837)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
West Brattleboro Cemetery
West Brattleboro
Windham County
Vermont, USA

Created by: Pattie Welsh
Record added: Feb 02, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104546285

DESCENDANCY: James and Bethia were the ancestors of several Carpenter families
who were early settlers in northwestern Pennsylvania and northeastern Ohio
between 1818 and 1835. (1) Their son, Josiah, and family settled in
Strongsville (Cuyahoga) OH about 1818, (2) their daughter, Rhoda, and family,
between 1817 and 1835, settled in Brunswick (Medina) OH (including Cyril, Jonah
Hill, and Elkannah Carpenter) and North Eaton (James Creighton Carpenter) OH,
both towns adjacent to Strongsville, and (3) their son, Abner, and family,
about 1830-1835, settled in Guys Mills (Crawford) PA.

ROHA data: James Carpenter, [5] (Ebenezer [4], James [3], Samuel [2], William
[1]), born Feb. 16, 1738 or 1739. He Married,1st.,
Bethia Hyde or Ida, Sept. 3, 1767, by Elder Samuel Peck. She died
Apr.5, 1813. He married,2nd., Mahetable (Hettie) Knapt, Nov.14, 1817.
She died Oct. 20, 1823. He died Nov. 4, 1829.The death dates of
Bethia and James are recorded in the James Carpenter Bible owned by
Melvin Crisman, grandson of Riley Carpenter. The Abner or Welcome
family bible gave the dates as Apr. 5, 1813 and Oct. 1829. This bible
is owned by Velva Jones Roha, a granddaughter of Welcome Carpenter.
[Note - Now by Max Roha, son of Velva Jones Roha].

E-MAIL: BIBLE ENTRIES - John De Mott at demott@voager.net
forwarded the following on 6-21-98.  CathyR (no address given) wrote:
I have been doing some comparison of your data with my own compilation.
Using the Carpenter Bible entries.... I find significant differences in dates
for Abner Carpenter (who married Nancy  Hannah Hawes) and their children.
Carpenter Bible entries...
James Carpenter born January 16, 1738
James Carpenter died October 1829
Mother Carpenter died April 5, 1813 [Bethia Hyde] in her 63 year of her  age.
DEATHS:
Sophia Carpenter died March 29, 1818
Edward H. Carpenter died November 6,1835
Mother Nancy Carpenter died September 8th 1835 [Nancy Hannah Hawes Carpenter]
Abner Carpenter died August 4, 1845
David Carpenter died August 28, 1853
Mother Carpenter died April 5, 1813 in her 63rd year of her age. [repeat of
above]
Mother Hawz died September 4, 1803 [Mother of Nancy Hannah Hawes Carpenter]
Thankful died November 12, 1788 [Hawz or Hawes]
Ra[n?]ey died December 7, 1794
Hannah Hawz died April 27, 1833 [NOT Nancy Hannah Hawz]
Ezra Carpenter died September 28, 1850
Entries made by Velva Jones Roha [my mother] in her copy of Carpenter Memorial-
On page 260, 1919-c  XI Abner
great grand father
Abner's wife died Sept 8, 1835
Abner died Aug 4, 1845.

SOURCES: Sources used on this descendancy line:
1.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 140, 259.
2.  W. A. Carpenter Family Bible.  Probably given 1838 on the marriage of W A
Carpenter and Lucinda Dickson.
3.  International Genealogical Index.  Batch 7105708, sheet 12.
4.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth; 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 576, 2 110.
5.  J R Carpenter.  Computer genealogy files.  5850 Yorkshire Ave., La Mesa CA
91942-2821; (619)-466-5735.
6.  US Census Data.  1800 Census, Windham Co VT, page 132.
7.  Ibid.  1810 census Windham Co VT page 240.
8.  Ibid.  1820 Windham Co VT, sheet 058.
9.  Mormon (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints) on-line
computerized genealogy data base.
10.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pg 140, 160, 259.
11.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth; 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 85, 3 344.
12.  Ibid.  Page 580, 3 167.
13.  Ibid.  Page 580, 3 167.
14.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pages 259, 437.
15.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint of 1903 book.  Page 55.
16.  International Genealogical Index.  Film No: 458368; 456804; Batch No:
7104914, Sheet 44.
17.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth; 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
18.  US Census Data.  1800 census Brattleboro VT page 132.
19.  Ibid.  1820 census, Cuyahoga County OH page 054.
20.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.
Page 14.
21.  Ibid.  Page 14.
22.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pg 259, 437.
23.  US Census Data.  1830 census Cuyahoga Co, OH page 127.
24.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.
Page 14.
25.  Ibid.
26.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 437.
27.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.
Page 14.
28.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 259.
29.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth; 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
30.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 259.
31.  Ibid.  Page 259.
32.  Ibid.  Page 259.
33.  Ibid.  Page 259.
34.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth; 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
35.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pg 259, 369.
36.  Ibid.  Page 212.
37.  Ibid.  Page 259.
38.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth; 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
39.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pages 217, 507.
40.  Ibid.  Pages 217, 507.
41.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth; 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
42.  US Census Data.  1810 census Windham Co VT page 239.
43.  Ibid.  1820 census Windham Co VT page 059.
44.  Ibid.  1830 census Windham Co VT page 003.
45.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 216.
46.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth; 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
47.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pages 260, 791.
48.  US Census Data.  1820 Windham Co VT, sheet 058.
49.  Ibid.  1830 census Windham Co VT page 003.
50.  Ibid.  1840 Crawford Co. PA, Sheet 398-9.
51.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pg 260.
52.  International Genealogical Index.  Film 1239644, Pg 130, Ref. 4531.
53.  Ibid.  Film 1777999, Pg 259, Ref 8364.
54.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pg 791.
55.  Ibid.  Pg 791.
56.  US Census Data.  1840 Crawford Co., PA.
57.  Ibid.  1840 Crawford Co., PA.
58.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 260.
59.  US Census Data.  1840 census Crawford Co PA, sheet 398.
60.  Velva Jones Roha.  Identification and lineage of a lost Carpenter Reunion
photo about 1922.
61.  US Census Data.  1840 Crawford Co. PA, Sheet 398.
62.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pages 437, 791.
63.  Ibid.  Pages 437, 792.
64.  US Census Data.  1820 census, Cuyahogs County OH, page 054.
65.  Ibid.  1830 census, Cuyahogs County OH, page 127.
66.  Ibid.  1840 census, Cuyahoga County, Strongsville, OH, page 152.
67.  Ibid.  1840 census, Cuyahoga County, Strongsville, OH, page 152.
68.  Ibid.  1820 census, Cuyahogs County OH, page 054.
69.  Ibid.  1840 census, Cuyahoga County, Strongsville, OH, page 152.
70.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pages 437, 628.
71.  Ibid.  Page 437.
72.  US Census Data.  1820 census Windham Co VT page 059.
73.  Ibid.  1830 census Windham Co VT page 004.
74.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pages 437, 792.
75.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint of 1903 book.  Pages 11, 56.
76.  US Census Data.  1830 census Cuyahoga County OH page 128.
77.  Ibid.  1840 census, Cuyahoga County, Strongsville, OH, page 154.
78.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint of 1903 book.  Page 56.
79.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.
Page 13.
80.  Ibid.  Page 14.
81.  Ibid.  Page 14.
82.  Ibid.  Page 14.
83.  Ibid.  Page 13.
84.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 437.
85.  Ibid.  Page 437.
86.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.
Page 33.
87.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint of 1903 book.  Page 76.
88.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.
Page 33.
89.  Ibid.  Page 33.
90.  Ibid.  Page 33.
91.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 437.
92.  Ibid.  Pages 437, 793.
93.  Ibid.  Page 437.
94.  US Census Data.  1840 Census Cuyahoga County OH sheet 153.
95.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 437.
96.  Ibid.  Page 437.
97.  Ibid.  Pages 437, 793.
98.  Ibid.  Page 437.
99.  US Census Data.  1820 census, Cuyahogs County OH, page 054.
100.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Page 369.
101.  Ibid.  Page 369.
102.  Ibid.  Page 791.
103.  US Census Data.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 681.
104.  Historical Atlas of Crawford County Pennsylvania.  Everts, Ensign and
Everts, Philladelphia PA, 1876.
105.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pg 791.
106.  US Census Data.  1850 Crawford Co PA, sheet 353.
107.  Ibid.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 731.
108.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: A Genealogical History of the
Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter
and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.  Pg 791.
109.  US Census Data.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 731.
110.  Ibid.  1850 Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
111.  Ibid.  Crawford Co PA, sheet 718.
112.  Ibid.  1850 census, Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
113.  Ibid.  1850 Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
114.  Ibid.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 687.
115.  Ibid.  1840 Crawford Co PA.
116.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
117.  US Census Data.  1850 Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
118.  Ibid.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 687.
119.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
120.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
121.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
122.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
123.  Fleek, Francie L e-mail.  October 9, 1998.
124.  Ibid.
125.  Ibid.  5/31/1998.
126.  Francie Fleek, private communication.  Pages 38, 44.
127.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint of 1903 book.  Page 57..
128.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.
Page 14.
129.  Ibid.  Page 14.
130.  Ibid.  Page 14.
131.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint of 1903 book.  Page 50.
132.  Pricilla Adams Wood, 640 Gretchen Road, Chula Vista, CA 91910; (619)
426-3962.  Priscilla Wood.
133.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.
Page 13.
134.  Ibid.  Page 13.
135.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
136.  Letter from Elvina to her husband, James Carpenter, November 28, 1880.
137.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
138.  Joseph Riesenman, jr..  History of Northwestern Pennsylvania.  Lewis
Historical Publ. Co., NY.  Page 332.
139.  Ibid.  Page 332.
140.  Ibid.  Page 332.
141.  Elbert Smith.  Descendants of Joel Jones and Lemuel Smith [MR; WR].
Tuttle Co., Rutland VT, 1925.  #72, page 85.
142.  Ibid.
143.  Ibid.  #72, pages 60, 85.
144.  US Census Data.  1880, Randolph Twp, Crawford Co, PA, V 28, ED 109, Sheet
15, Line 26.
145.  Ibid.  1900 Census data: Vol 71, ED 33, Sheet 3, Line 77.
146.  Ibid.  1910 Census data: Crawford County PA, Vol 090, ED 0030,
Family 0076.
147.  Elbert Smith.  Descendants of Joel Jones and Lemuel Smith [MR; WR].
Tuttle Co., Rutland VT, 1925.  Pages 86, 141.
148.  Velva N. Roha (1961), the James Roha family (1982, 1993).  Descendants of
Michael F. Roha.
149.  US Census Data.  1850 Crawford Co PA, sheet 353.
150.  Ibid.  1850 census, Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
151.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
152.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
153.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
154.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.

E-MAIL: Fri, 24 Sep 1999 From: MaxMaryRoh@cs.com
Dear John -
I am attaching my compilation of 5 generations of descendants of James
Carpenter (Carpenter Memorial #699). (It amounts to 38 pages of text, sources
and index) This incorporates a lot of information I had collected, plus the
information you had sent, supplemented by some from Kenneth Carpenter of
Grand Island NY, using also information from Priscilla Adams Wood and Francie
Fleek. I don't think I will be able to add much more in the foreseeable
future and believe this is the final version.
This is based on a GEDCOM (available if you desire) I have created in Family
Origins. A RTF file was printed from Family Origins, it was modified in Word
Perfect 9.0, and converted to the DOS TXT file attached.
Please let me know how this comes through and whether you find any serious
problems needing attention.
I hope this will be a valuable addition to your 2000 Carpenter compilation.
Max Roha.
SEE: Wife's notes for the sources Max Roha used.

Max Roha's Data on this line: FIRST GENERATION
1.  James Carpenter [1,2,3,4] was born on 16 Jan 1738 in Rehoboth (Bristol) MA.
[2,5,6]  He was christened on 16 Feb
1738 in Rehoboth (Bristol) MA. [4]  He immigrated between 1779 and 1787 to
Brattleboro (Windham) VT.  He appeared on
the census in 1800 in Windham Co VT. [7]  1800 census lists 2 males <10
[Ebenezer & ?], 1 male 10-16 [Abner = 13], 1
male 16-26 [Elijah = 24], 1 male >45 [James], 1 female 16-26 [Hannah = 20] and
2 females >45 [Bethia & (sister?)].  He
appeared on the census in 1810 in Brattleboro (Windham) VT. [8]  1810 census
lists 1 male 10-16 (Ebenezer ?), 1 male 16-26
[Abner=23], 1 male >45 [James=72], 2 females >45 [Bethia=>70 & (sister?)], A
son (Simeon = 31) is not listed..  He
appeared on the census in 1820 in Windham Co VT. [9]  1820 census listed man
>45 [James=82] and woman >45 [second
wife or Bethia's sister (?) seen in earlier censuses?], Bethia had died in
1813. Possible son, Simeon (age 41) is not listed.  He
died on 4 Nov 1829 in Brattleboro (Windham) VT. [10]  He has Ancestral File
number 8VWK-Q0. [4,11]  He was a farmer.
He was listed in Carp-Mem under #799. [12]  James Carpenter, living much of his
life in Brattleboro VT, was the father or
grandfather of several Carpenters who settled in the northeastern Ohio and
northwestern Pennsylvania frontier in the early to
middle 1800s. His descendants made significant contributions to the opening up
of the new lands west of the Allegheny Mountains.
He enlisted as a private in Capt. Cole's company, Col. Green's regiment; and
second in Capt. Nathaniel's company, Col.
Carpenter's regiment in the Rhode Island alarm, Dec. 8, 1776.  He served 16
days, marched from RI to Bristol. Enlisted a
third time in Capt. Peck's company, Col. Carpenter's regiment in the RI alarm
of July 27, 1782 and served 1 month, 15 days.
Fourth enlistment in Captain Brown's company, Col. Carpenter's regiment in the
RI alarm of Aug. 1, 1780, serving 7 days and
marched from Rehoboth to Tiverton. Third enlisted date (July 27, 1782) was
printed as 1728 in error. Carpenter memorial:
Enlisted as private in Captain Cole's company, Colonel Green's regiment; Second
time: in Captain Nathaniel's company.
Colonel Carpenter's regiment in the R.I. alarm, Dec. 8, 1776; served 16 days;
marched from Rhode Island to Bristol; Third
time: in Captain Peck's company, Colonel Carpenter's regiment in R.I. alarm
July 27, 1778, served 1 month, 15 days; Fourth
time: in Captain Brown's company, Colonel Carpenter's regiment in the R.I.
alarm Aug 1, 1780; served 7 days; marched from
Rehoboth to Tiverton. Moved from Rehoboth MA to Brattleboro VT about 1780.
There appear to a number of errors and uncertainties in Amos Carpenter's
compilation, specifically involving the families of
James Carpenter (#799) and of Josiah Carpenter (#170) (first cousins, once
removed) -  Abner (# 1919-c (born in Brattleboro
VT) married Nancy Hawes, Amos lists a Hannah Hawes. (The Mormon  "Family
Search" indicates an Abner (born in
Rehoboth MA) married a Hannah Hawes). Amos Carpenter lists both Abner (#1919-c)
and Abner (#1537, born in Attleboro
MA) having the care of brother Simeon (the latter Abner is most likely). Isaac
Burrows is listed as marrying both Hannah
Carpenter (#1919-b), and Hannah Carpenter (#602).  Abner (1919-c) and Abner
(#1537) are listed with the same names for a
son: "Welcome Allen", the former living in PA (true fact), the latter in NY
(maybe not). Many of Josiah's children were listed
as having been in Brattleboro VT (where James' family actually lived) en-route
to other locations. These statements point
toward a confusion Amos probably had while compiling such a monumental works as
the Carpenter Memorial. When we consider the state-of-the-art used for data
compilations in 1898, some confusion is not unexpected.
Except as noted, this line was supplied by Max Roha, Brecksville OH.
He had marriage banns published on 15 Aug 1767 in Rehoboth (Bristol) MA.  He
was married to Bethiah Ide (Hyde) on 3
Sep 1767 in Rehoboth (Bristol) MA. [13,11]  Bethiah Ide (Hyde) was born in
1738.  She was born between 1738 and 1740.
She died on 5 Apr 1813. [2]  "Died in 63rd year of age."  She has Ancestral
File number 8VWL-41. [11]  James Carpenter
and Bethiah Ide (Hyde) had the following children:
    +2     i. Josiah Carpenter.
    +3     ii.     Lucy Carpenter.
    +4     iii.    Chloe Elvia Carpenter.
    5      iv.     Caleb Carpenter was born on 29 Oct 1771 in Rehoboth
(Bristol) MA. [2,14]  He died in England.  He
was listed in Carp-Mem under #1916. [15]
    +6     v. Rhoda Carpenter.
    +7     vi.     David Carpenter.
    +8     vii.    Elijah Carpenter.
    +9     viii.   Betsey Carpenter.
    10     ix.     Simeon Carpenter [16] was born on 4 Nov 1779 in Rehoboth
(Bristol) MA. [17]  He was listed in Carp-
Mem under #1919a. [18]  Carpenter Memorial states "Simeon met with an accident
when a child and was cared for by the
family.  The father, James Carpenter, willed all his property to son Abner on
condition he support his brother Simeon during
his life.  In accordance with the will, Simeon was sent to his brother in PA."
However, he did not appear with James in 1810
nor 1820 census in VT nor with his brother, Abner, in the 1830 census in VT nor
the 1840 census in PA. CM also reports that
Welcome Allen Carpenter (#1537), son of Abner (#599), had the care of his Uncle
Simeon (#597) for a number of years.
There is possible confusion here.
    +11    x. Hannah Carpenter.
    +12    xi.     Abner Carpenter.
    +13    xii.    Ebenezer Carpenter.

Bethiah Ide Hyde

DEATH:
She died in her 63rd year.  1738 per Carpenter Memorial and 1740 per Bible
records.  Last name may have been IDE.

GRAVE: images
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=104546340
Bethiah Hyde Carpenter
Birth: Jul. 1, 1749
Rehoboth
Bristol County
Massachusetts, USA
Death: Apr. 5, 1813
Brattleboro
Windham County
Vermont, USA
Family links:
 Spouse:
 James Carpenter (1738 - 1829)
 Children:
 Josiah Carpenter (1768 - 1823)*
 Rhoda Carpenter Carpenter (1773 - 1862)*
 David Carpenter (1775 - 1853)*
 Abner Carpenter (1787 - 1845)*
 Elijah Carpenter (1789 - 1837)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
West Brattleboro Cemetery
West Brattleboro
Windham County
Vermont, USA

Created by: Pattie Welsh
Record added: Feb 02, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104546340

SOURCES: Max Roha's Sources for James Carpenter. See Husband's notes.
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of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 140, family 118; page 259,
family 285.
2.  W. A. Carpenter Family Bible.  Probably given 1838 on the marriage of W A
Carpenter and Lucinda Dickson.
3.  International Genealogical Index.  Batch 7105708, sheet 12.
4.  J R Carpenter.  Computer genealogy files.  5850 Yorkshire Ave., La Mesa CA
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Bowie MD 1992.  Page 576, 2 110.
6.  National Genealogical Research Institute.  Washington DC 1975.  Page 78.
7.  US Census Data.  1800 Census, Windham Co VT, page 132.
8.  Ibid.  1810 census Windham Co VT page 240.
9.  Ibid.  1820 Brattleboro, Windham Co VT, sheet 058.
10.  National Genealogical Research Institute.  Washington DC 1975.  Page 78.
11.  Mormon (Latter Day Saints).  Family Search: on-line computerized genealogy
data base.
12.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 140, family 118; page 259,
family 285.
13.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth, 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 85, 3 344.
14.  Ibid.  Page 580, 3 167.
15.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 259, family 285.
16.  Ibid.  Page 259, family 285.
17.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth, 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
18.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 259, family 285.
19.  Ibid.  Pages 259, 437.
20.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint of 1903 book.  Page 55.
21.  International Genealogical Index.  Film 458368, 456804; Batch 7104914, Sheet 44.
22.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth, 1642-1896.  Heritage Books, Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
23.  US Census Data.  1800 census Brattleboro VT page 132.
24.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.  Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint of 1903 book.
25.  US Census Data.  1820 census, Cuyahoga County OH page 054.
26.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 14.
27.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Pg 259, Family 285; page 437 Family 625.
28.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 14.
29.  US Census Data.  1830 census Strongsville Cuyahoga OH page 127.
30.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery, Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 14.
31.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 437 Family 625.
32.  Ibid.  Page 437.
33.  Ibid.  Page 437 Family 625.
34.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 14.
35.  Ibid.  Page 14.
36.  Ibid.  Page 14.
37.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 437 Family 625.
38.  Ibid.  Page 259.
39.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth, 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
40.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 259.
41.  Ibid.  Page 259, family 285.
42.  Ibid.  Page 259.
43.  Ibid.  Page 259.
44.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth, 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
45.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 259, family 285.
46.  Ibid.  Page 212.
47.  US Census Data.  1840 census Brunswick, Median OH, page 238.
48.  Gladys Gloria (Hammill) Carpenter.  Glady's Carpenter Family Book.  Book
was made by Gladys, who died in 1990, and
completed by her sister Eleanor in 1993.  Page 32.
49.  Ibid.  Page 35.
50.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Pages 217 and 371, Family 507.
51.  Gladys Gloria (Hammill) Carpenter.  Glady's Carpenter Family Book.  Book
was made by Gladys, who died in 1990, and
completed by her sister Eleanor in 1993.  p. 32.
52.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 371, Family 507.
53.  Gladys Gloria (Hammill) Carpenter.  Glady's Carpenter Family Book.  Book
was made by Gladys, who died in 1990, and
completed by her sister Eleanor in 1993.  p. 32.
54.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
p. 371.507.3278.
55.  Ibid.  p. 371.507.3278.
56.  Ibid.  Page 371, Family 507.
57.  Ibid.  Page 371, Family 507.
58.  Gladys Gloria (Hammill) Carpenter.  Glady's Carpenter Family Book.  Book
was made by Gladys, who died in 1990, and
completed by her sister Eleanor in 1993.  p. 33.
59.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 371, Family 507.
60.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth, 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
61.  US Census Data.  1810 census Windham Co VT page 239.
62.  Ibid.  1820 census Windham Co VT page 059.
63.  Ibid.  1830 census Windham Co VT page 003.
64.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 259, family 285.
65.  Ibid.  Page 259, family 285.
66.  Ibid.  Page 216.
67.  James N. Arnold.  Vital Records of Rehoboth, 1642-1896.  Heritage Books,
Bowie MD 1992.  Page 580, 3 167.
68.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 259, family 285.
69.  Ibid.  Page 259, family 285.
70.  Ibid.  Page 260, family 285; page791, family 1706.
71.  US Census Data.  1820 Windham Co VT, sheet 058.
72.  Ibid.  1830 census Windham Co VT page 003.
73.  Ibid.  1840 Crawford Co. PA, Sheet 398-9.
74.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 259-60, family 285.
75.  International Genealogical Index.  Film 1239644, Pg 130, Ref. 4531.
76.  Ibid.  Film 1777999, Pg 259, Ref 8364.
77.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 791, family 1706.
78.  Ibid.  Page 791, family 1706.
79.  US Census Data.  1840 Crawford Co., PA.
80.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 260.
81.  US Census Data.  1840 census Crawford Co PA, sheet 398.
82.  Velva Jones Roha.  Identification and lineage of a lost Carpenter Reunion
photo about 1922.
83.  US Census Data.  1840 Crawford Co. PA, Sheet 398.
84.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Pages 437, 791.
85.  Ibid.  Page 259-60, family 285; page 791 family 1707.
86.  Ibid.  Page 791, family 1707.
87.  Ibid.  Page 791, family 1707.
88.  Ibid.  Pages 437, 793.
89.  Ibid.  Page 437.
90.  US Census Data.  1820 census, Cuyahogs County OH, page 054.
91.  Ibid.  1810 census Strongsville City, Cuyahoga Co OH page 054.
92.  Ibid.  1820 census for Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH, page 054.
93.  Ibid.  1830 census for Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH, page 127.
94.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical History
of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter
Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst MA, 1898.
Page 437 Family 625, 1712.
95.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1712.
96.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1712.
97.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1712.
98.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1712.
99.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1712.
100.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1712.
101.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1712.
102.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1712.
103.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1712.
104.  Ibid.  Pages 437, 792.
105.  US Census Data.  1820 census, Cuyahogs County OH, page 054.
106.  Ibid.  1830 census, Cuyahogs County OH, page 127.
107.  Ibid.  1840 census, Cuyahoga County, Strongsville, OH, page 152.
108.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 437 Family 625, page
792, Family1708.
109.  US Census Data.  1820 census, Cuyahogs County OH, page 054.
110.  Ibid.  1840 census, Cuyahoga County, Strongsville, OH, page 152.
111.  Ibid.  1850 census Brunswick, Medina OH page 367.
112.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page792, family 1708.
113.  Ibid.  Pages 437, 628.
114.  Ibid.  Page 437.
115.  Ibid.  Page 437 Family 625; page 628, Family 1090.
116.  Ibid.  Page 628, family 1090.
117.  Ibid.  Page 628, family 1090.
118.  Ibid.  Page 628, family 1090.
119.  Ibid.  Page 628, family 1090.
120.  Ibid.  Page 628, family 1090.
121.  Ibid.  Page 628, family 1090.
122.  Ibid.  Page 628, family 1090.
123.  Ibid.  Page 628, family 1090.
124.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint
of 1903 book.  Pages 11, 56.
125.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Pages 437, 792.
126.  US Census Data.  1830 census, Cuyahoga County, Strongsville, OH, page
128.
127.  Ibid.  1840 census, Cuyahoga County, Strongsville, OH, page 154.
128.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint
of 1903 book.  Page 56.
129.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 13.
130.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 437 Family 625; page
794, family 1709.
131.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 14.
132.  Ibid.  Page 14.
133.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page792, family 1709.
134.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 14.
135.  Ibid.  Page 14.
136.  Ibid.  Page 14.
137.  Ibid.  Page 14.
138.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page792, family 1709.
139.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 13.
140.  Ibid.  Page 13.
141.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 437.
142.  Ibid.  Page 437 Family 625.
143.  Ibid.  Page 437.
144.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 33.
145.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 437 Family 625.
146.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint
of 1903 book.  Page 76.
147.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 33.
148.  Ibid.  Page 33.
149.  Ibid.  Page 33.
150.  Ibid.  Page 33.
151.  Ibid.  Page 33.
152.  Ibid.  Page 33.
153.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 437.
154.  Ibid.  Page 437 Family 625; page 794, family 1710.
155.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1710.
156.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1710.
157.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1710.
158.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1710.
159.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1710.
160.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1710.
161.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1710.
162.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1710.
163.  Ibid.  Pages 437, 793.
164.  Ibid.  Page 437.
165.  US Census Data.  1840 Census Cuyahoga County OH sheet 153.
166.  Ibid.  1850 census Hinkley, Medina OH page 361.
167.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 437 Family 625; page
795, family 1711.
168.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1711.
169.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1711.
170.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1711.
171.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1711.
172.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1711.
173.  Ibid.  Page 437.
174.  Ibid.  Page 437 Family 625.
175.  Ibid.  Page 437.
176.  Ibid.  Page 437 Family 625.
177.  Ibid.  Page 369.
178.  Ibid.  Page 369.
179.  Ibid.  p. 371.507.3279.
180.  Ibid.  Page 371, Family 507.
181.  Gladys Gloria (Hammill) Carpenter.  Glady's Carpenter Family Book.  Book
was made by Gladys, who died in 1990,
and completed by her sister Eleanor in 1993.  p. 33.
182.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 371, Family 507.
183.  Gladys Gloria (Hammill) Carpenter.  Glady's Carpenter Family Book.  Book
was made by Gladys, who died in 1990,
and completed by her sister Eleanor in 1993.  p. 33.
184.  US Census Data.  1850 census, Eaton Twp., Lorain OH, page 424.
185.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  p. 371.507.3282.
186.  Ibid.  Page 371, Family 507.
187.  US Census Data.  1850 census, Brunswick, Medina OH, page 368.
188.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 371, Family 507.
189.  Gladys Gloria (Hammill) Carpenter.  Glady's Carpenter Family Book.  Book
was made by Gladys, who died in 1990,
and completed by her sister Eleanor in 1993.  p. 33.
190.  Ibid.  p. 33.
191.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 371, Family 507.
192.  Ibid.  Page 371, Family 507.
193.  Ibid.  Page 371, Family 507.
194.  Ibid.  Page 791.
195.  US Census Data.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 681.
196.  Historical Atlas of Crawford County Pennsylvania.  Everts, Ensign and
Everts, Philladelphia PA, 1876.
197.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 791, family 1706.
198.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Richmond Twp, Vol 4.
199.  US Census Data.  1850 Crawford Co PA, sheet 353.
200.  Ibid.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 731.
201.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page 791, family 1706.
202.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Richmond Twp, Vol 4.
203.  Ibid.  Richmond Twp, Vol 4.
204.  US Census Data.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 731.
205.  Ibid.  1850 Richmond Twp., Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
206.  Ibid.  Crawford Co PA, sheet 718.
207.  Ibid.  1850 census, Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
208.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Stueben Twp.
209.  US Census Data.  1850 Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
210.  Ibid.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 687.
211.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Stueben Twp.
212.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
213.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
214.  US Census Data.  1840 Crawford Co PA.
215.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
216.  US Census Data.  1850 Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
217.  Ibid.  1860 Crawford Co PA, sheet 687.
218.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
219.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
220.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
221.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
222.  US Census Data.  Townville, Crawford PA page 573.
223.  Ibid.  Townville, Crawford PA page 573.
224.  Fleek, Francie L e-mail.  October 9, 1998.
225.  Ibid.
226.  Ibid.  5/31/1998.
227.  Francie Fleek, private communication.  Pages 38, 44.
228.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page792, family 1708.
229.  US Census Data.  1850 census medina, Medina OH page 216.
230.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page792, family 1708.
231.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1709; page 793, family 1713.
232.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1713.
233.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1713.
234.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1713.
235.  Ibid.  Page793, family 1713.
236.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1709.
237.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint
of 1903 book.  Page 57..
238.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 14.
239.  Ibid.  Page 14.
240.  Ibid.  Page 14.
241.  Ibid.  Page 14.
242.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page792, family 1709; page
793, family 1713.
243.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 14.
244.  Ibid.  Page 14.
245.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page792, family 1709; page
793, family 1714.
246.  Lucy Gallop Stone.  History of Strongsville, Cuyahoga County OH.
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce, 1958 reprint
of 1903 book.  Page 50.
247.  Private communication.
248.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page792, family 1709.
249.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1709.
250.  Ibid.  Page792, family 1709.
251.  Southwest Cuyahoga Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society.  "Memories in
Stone" 1816-1994 Strongsville Cemetery,
Strongsville, Cuyahoga OH.  1995.  Page 13.
252.  Ibid.  Page 13.
253.  Ibid.  Page 13.
254.  Ibid.  Page 13.
255.  Amos B. Carpenter.  Carpenter Memorial: Our Family, A Genealogical
History of the Rehoboth Branch of the
Carpenter Family in America, 1303-1638-1898.  Carpenter and Morehouse, Amherst
MA, 1898.  Page792, family 1709.
256.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
257.  to James Carpenter, November 28, 1880.
258.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
259.  Joseph Riesenman, jr..  History of Northwestern Pennsylvania.  Lewis
Historical Publ. Co., NY.  Page 332.
260.  Ibid.  Page 332.
261.  Elbert Smith.  Descendants of Joel Jones and Lemuel Smith [MR; WR].
Tuttle Co., Rutland VT, 1925.  #72, page 85.
262.  Ibid.
263.  Ibid.  #72, pages 60, 85.
264.  US Census Data.  1880, Randolph Twp, Crawford Co, PA, V 28, ED 109, Sheet
15, Line 26.
265.  Ibid.  1900 Census data: Vol 71, ED 33, Sheet 3, Line 77.
266.  Ibid.  1910 Census data: Crawford County PA, Vol 090, ED 0030, Family
0076.
267.  Ibid.  1850 Crawford Co PA, sheet 353.
268.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Richmond Twp, Vol 4.
269.  Ibid.  Richmond Twp, Vol 4.
270.  US Census Data.  1850 census, Crawford Co PA, sheet 350.
271.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
272.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
273.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
274.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
275.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
276.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
277.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
278.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
279.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
280.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
281.  Ibid.  Randolph Twp, Union Cemetery.
282.  Private communication.  Private communication.
283.  Gladys Gloria (Hammill) Carpenter.  Glady's Carpenter Family Book.  Book
was made by Gladys, who died in 1990,
and completed by her sister Eleanor in 1993.  Page 49.
284.  Joseph Riesenman, jr..  History of Northwestern Pennsylvania.  Lewis
Historical Publ. Co., NY.  Page 332.
285.  Elbert Smith.  Descendants of Joel Jones and Lemuel Smith [MR; WR].
Tuttle Co., Rutland VT, 1925.  Pages 86, 141.
286.  Velva N. Roha (1961), the James Roha family (1982, 1993).  Descendants of
Michael F. Roha.
287.  US Census Data.  1920 Crawford Co PA, Vol 99, ED 57, sheet 8, line 56.
288.  Crawford County PA cemetery records.  Stueben Twp.
289.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
290.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
291.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
292.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.
293.  Ibid.  Stueben Twp.

2603. Elijah Carpenter

Number 1915 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 259.
No data given in book.  Was he a twin who died young?

CENSUS: 1810 US Census - Same person? Speculated if he went west.
Name: Elijah Carpenter
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1810
Event Place: Batavia, Genesee, New York, United States
Note:
Page: 106
Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Affiliate Publication Number: M252
Affiliate Film Number: 27
GS Film Number: 0181381
Digital Folder Number: 005157069
Image Number: 00070
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1810", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XH2P-LW5 : accessed 22 November 2015), Elijah Carpenter, 1810.
NOTE:  2 Males 26-44 (1766/1784) - no others.

2604. Caleb Carpenter

Number 1916 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 259.
He was a mariner.  No report was ever received about him dying.  It is supposed
he died in England.

2606. David Carpenter

Number 1918 in the CM.  No family given.  He married a Betsey Kent, but by
family record he married Lydia Keith, probably Keith is right.  He later moved
to Brattleboro, VT.  A Farmer.
He appeared on the census in 1810 in Brattleboro (Windham) VT. [42]  1810
census lists 1 male <10, 1 male 26-45 [David=35], 1 female <10, 1 female 26-45.
He appeared on the census in 1820 in Brattleboro (Windham) VT. [43]  1820
census lists 1 male<10, 1 male 16-18, 2 males 18-26, 1 male 26-45, 1 male >45
[David=45], 1 female 16-26, 2 females 26-45, and 1 female >45.  He appeared on
the census in 1830 in Brattleboro (Windham) VT. [44]  1830 census lists 1 male
50-60 [David=55] and 1 female 40-50.

TAX: 1820
Name: Carpenter  ---- very hard to read but D__id i s likely David.
Residence Year: 1820
Residence Place: Strongsville, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA
Volume Number: 1
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Tax Lists, 1819-1869 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. This collection was indexed by Ancestry World Archives Project contributors.
Original data: Tax Records of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, 1819-1869.

Max Roha's data: (See mother's notes for source references).
SECOND GENERATION
7.  David Carpenter was born on 13 Sep 1775 in Rehoboth (Bristol) MA. [2,60]
He appeared on the census in 1810 in
Brattleboro (Windham) VT. [61]  1810 census lists 1 male <10, 1 male 26-45
[David=35], 1 female <10, 1 female 26-45.  He
appeared on the census in 1820 in Brattleboro (Windham) VT. [62]  1820 census
lists 1 male<10, 1 male 16-18, 2 males 18-
26, 1 male 26-45, 1 male >45 [David=45], 1 female 16-26, 2 females 26-45, and 1
female >45. (There appear to be "relatives"
living here, also)  He appeared on the census in 1830 in Brattleboro (Windham)
VT. [63]  1830 census lists 1 male 50-60
[David=55] and 1 female 40-50.  He died on 28 Aug 1853. [2]  He was listed in
Carp-Mem under #1918. [64]
He was married to Betsey Kent.  Betsey Kent was born about 1775 in Bristol, MA.
He was married to Lydia Kieth.  Lydia Kieth was born about 1775 in Bristol, MA.

2607. Betsey Carpenter

Number 1919 in the CM.

Apollos Carpenter

A Farmer who Resided in Rowe, Mass.

GRAVE: images
Apollos Carpenter
Birth: 16 Apr 1777 Attleboro, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 15 Jan 1826 Rowe, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial: West CemeteryRowe, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
Plot: p57 row 6
Memorial #: 126004460
Bio: ae 49y - death is recorded in vital records of Attleborough, Mass. and Rowe, Mass.son of Josiah Carpenter (d.1821) & Hiphzibah (Willmarth) Carpenter (d.1832)m. 1) Parmela Freeman 19 Jun 1800at Attleboro, Mass.she died 5 March 1803 at Rowe, Mass.m. 2) Betseychildren recorded at Rowe:child w/1st wife Parmela:Parmela b. 21 Oct 1802children w/2nd wife Betsey:Eli b. 29 March 1805Charlotte b. 15 Dec 1807 Brattleboro, VtOlive b. 14 March 1809Morris b. 30 Aug 1812 d. 13 Oct 18192 infants b./d. 1 March 1815Samuel Minor b. 8 January 1817Betty b. 14 Sept 1819
Inscription: Mr Apollos Carpenter died 15 Jan 1826 ae 49
Family Members
Parents
Josiah Carpenter                 1747-1821
Hepzibah Wilmarth Carpenter                 Unknown-1832
Spouse
Betsey W Carpenter Carpenter                 1778-1852
Siblings
Josiah Carpenter*                 1771-1850
Children
Schuyler Carpenter*                 1801-1849
Eli Carpenter*                 1805-1884
Created by: Anonymous (47283828)
Added: 7 Mar 2014
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/126004460/Apollos-Carpenter
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 19 November 2017), memorial page for Apollos Carpenter (16 Apr 1777–15 Jan 1826), Find A Grave Memorial no. 126004460, citing West Cemetery, Rowe, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Anonymous (contributor 47283828) .

2608. Simeon Carpenter

Number 1919-a in the Carpenter Memorial.  No family given.
Simeon met with an accident when a child and was cared for by the family.  The
father, James Carpenter, willed all his property to son Abner on condition he
supported his brother Simeon during his life.  In accordance with the will,
Simeon was sent to his brother in PA.  He did not appear with Abner in the 1840
census in PA.

2611. Elijah Carpenter

Number 1919-d in the CM.

Mahetable "Hettie" Knapt

GRAVE: image
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=104546391
Mahitabel Carpenter
Birth: 1750
Death: Oct. 20, 1823
Vermont, USA
Family links:
 Spouse:
 James Carpenter (1738 - 1829)
Burial:
West Brattleboro Cemetery
West Brattleboro
Windham County
Vermont, USA

Created by: Pattie Welsh
Record added: Feb 02, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 104546391

968. Jemina Carpenter

Number 800 in CARPENTER MEMORIAL on page 140.

Peter Carpenter

Number 790 in CARPENTER MEMORIAL on page 139.
Family on page 258 and 259 (# 283).  A Weaver.

He moved to Brattleboro VT before 1795. He was brought up a weaver and he
invented and constructed a loom whereby he wove all kinds of table linen, bed
spreads, etc.  When he was an aged man he taught his grandchildren and nephews
to weave.  He was called "The Smoking Peter".  Peter and his brothers in law
James, son of Ebenezer , with the families moved to VT and bought
where they could buy the cheapest. They did not settle very near each other.
Peter took his wife with him to Vermont, James left his wife in
Rehoboth for two years.

E-MAIL: Mon, 22 May 2000 From: Bruce E. Carpenter
The new LDS online data can be used to real advantage. For example someone
had recorded a Providence birth certificate for Peter Carpenter (Amos
Carpenter, p. 139), son of Stephen Carpenter of Rehoboth. There is no mother
listed for the birth. Previous opinion was that Martha Hunt was the mother
of Peter and that Martha Hunt was an American Indian as circumstantially
suggested in Amos Carpenter. Stephen and Martha had children every other
year until Peter. Then there is a four or five year gap after Peter, then
two or more children by presumably Martha. Then Martha passes away and
Stephen does not remarry for ten years. My reading of this is that Stephen
had a possible Narragansett mistress. After Peter was born to her things
naturally went badly between he and Martha for a number of years, but
finally settled down for a while. Naturally, Stephen didn't remarry after
Martha's death, and lived with his mistress for the decade until she faded
from the picture. The comments of the Mrs. Barney in the Amos Carpenter (p.
80) notation for Stephen Carpenter also can point to only Peter as having
the Indian ancestry. Thus Peter Carpenter was an illegitimate half-breed, a
rough road in 1700s Massachusetts. He also married his first cousin Jemima
Carpenter, who herself was a descendant of both Rehoboth William's sons
Samuel and William. Thus Peter's children descend twice from Samuel and also
from his brother William. Martha's grave is located respectfully next to
Stephens in front of the Newman church. BC
E-MAIL: Wed, 24 May 2000 From: "John F. Chandler"
Bruce wrote:
> The new LDS online data can be used to real advantage. For example someone
> had recorded a Providence birth certificate for Peter Carpenter (Amos
> Carpenter, p. 139), son of Stephen Carpenter of Rehoboth.
The LDS data online are just the same as they were when they were
available only in Family History Centers and a few libraries.  In short,
they can provide many useful clues, but they are brimming full with
errors.  For example, the vital records of Providence do not include the
birth of Peter Carpenter, nor of any other children of Stephen, with or
without a mother.  Anything you find in the AF or the IGI needs to be
verified before you give it any credence.  John Chandler
VERY VERY TRUE!!! JRC 5/2000.

969. Abner Carpenter

Number 801 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 140.
No family listed.  However an attached page has a family listing and updates by
E. I. Shepard of Williamstown, Mass.  Aug. 2, 1949.
IGI:  The IGI has a Daniel b. abt 1780 Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts listed for the same parents. 12 children without names and one Daniel.  See NOTE below.
MARRIAGE: Two different years given. 1768 in the PRF and 1772 in the CM.

DEATH:Stockbridge (Berk. Prob. #5196)
It appears that Abner Carpenter enlisted as a private in Capt. William
Francis's Company, Col. John Ashley's Regiment dated 22 July 1727, serving 23
days.  He enlisted again as Abner Carpenter of Stockbridge, a private in Job
Woodbridge's Company, Col. Brown's Regiment dated July 8, 1777, serving 14
days.  He marched to Ticonderoga.

NOTE:  Another IGI record has the following:
Husband
Abner Carpenter
 Birth:
Christening:
Marriage:
Death:
Burial:
Wife
Lydia Brown Carpenter
 Birth:
Christening:
Marriage:
Death:
Burial:
Children
1.   John   
  Birth:  24 OCT 1772  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:  13 APR 1797  
Burial:
2.   Susanna   
  Birth:  23 AUG 1774  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:  06 APR 1830  
Burial:
3.   Polly    
  Birth:  04 APR 1776  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:  27 NOV 1798  
Burial:
4.   Margaret   
  Birth:  07 JAN 1778  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:  08 NOV 1848  
Burial:
5.   Daniel   
  Birth:  About 1780  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
6.   Sylvia   
  Birth:  18 MAY 1782  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
7.   Stephen    
  Birth:  20 NOV 1783  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:
Burial
8.   Abigail
  Birth:  13 FEB 1785  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:  18 MAR 1845  
Burial:
9.   Erastus   
  Birth:  17 JUL 1786  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:  09 FEB 1846  
Burial:
10.   Harvey   
      Birth:  06 APR 1788  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:  14 SEP 1848  
Burial:
11.   Mary   
     Birth:  27 FEB 1790  Of, Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts
Christening:
Death:
Burial:

Lydia Brown

Father:   SAMUEL BROWN
Mother:   LYDIA WILLARD

Lydia Brown Compact Disc #133 Pin #4832691
Birth: 9 Aug 1755 Watertown,Middlesex,MA. or Windsor, Hartford,CT. prob
Death: 26 Jul 1828
Father: Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Brown Jr. Disc #133 Pin #4813929
Mother: Lydia Willard  Disc #133 Pin #4828265
Spouse: Abner Carpenter  Disc #133 Pin #4832892 Marriage: 28 May 1768

2617. John Carpenter

Same person?
http://history.rays-place.com/ny/newark-valley-ny.htm
History of Newark Valley, NY FROM OUR COUNTY AND ITS PEOPLE
A MEMORIAL HISOTRY OF TIOGA COUNTY
NEW YORKEDITED BY: LEROY W. KINGMANW. A. FERGUSSON & CO. ELMIRA, N. Y., 189?

...
The story of the journey of Elisha Wilson and his companions from old Stockbridge to this region is an oft told tale, yet is never without interest. The party of adventurous pioneers comprised Elisha Wilson, as guide as well as prospective settler, Isaac andAbraham Brown, Daniel Ball, John Carpenter, and two others named Dean and Norton, both of whom left the party at Choconut and there made a settlement. All left Stockbridge February 23, 1791, and after a journey covering a period of just thirty-seven days, reached their destination on April 1, 1791, and on that day founded what was for many years known in local annats as Brown's Settlement, but in later years as old town of Berkshire, and still later the towns of Berkshire, Newark Valley, and Richford. In the course of their journey the party was compelled to leave a part of their goods at Oquaga, and after they had arrived at and established the settlement all the pioneers except young Wilson returnes to Oquaga for the needed supplies. In their absence Mr. Wilson tapped the maples and made 150 pounds of sugar.Of these original settlers and pioneers Elisha Wilson, Abraham Brown and John Carpenter were residents in the territory afterward a part of this town, and are therefore entitled to first mention in this chapter.
...
John Carpenter, of the pioneer party, came in the capacity of employee of the Browns and assisted them in making their improvements. He returned to Stockbridge every winter, and. there about the first of January, 1797, he married. A few weeks later he started for the settlement, where he arrived in good season and was living with Ezbon Slosson's family. April 10, Isaac Brown died, upon which Carpenter at once proposed to take and work the Brown farm, hut three days later Carpenter himself died and was buried in the settlement graveyard by the side of Mr. Brown. His death, April 13, 1797, was the first in Newark Valley and the second in the settlement....
FIRST EVENTS OF TOWN HISTORY.1790-Elisha Wilson and Abraham Brown first visited the Boston purchase.1791-Elisha Wilson, Abraham Brown, Isaac Brown, Daniel Ball and John Carpenter made the first settlement..1796-David McMaster taught the first school in Elisha Wilson's bark-covered cabin.1797-John Carpenter died April 13.

2619. Susanna "Sukey" Carpenter

Possibly a twin to Abigail.

2620. Peggy Carpenter

Bad writing in one record is oft recorded as Polly, but it is Peggy. The writing below it and overlapping confuses most people.

2622. Margaret "Patty" Carpenter

NAME: There was a Peggy in the family who died in 1796. However this Margaret became known as Patty.
A twin.

2625. Abigail Carpenter

Possibly a twin to Sukey.

2626. Erastus Carpenter

BIRTH:
Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915
Name: Erastus Carpinder  
Gender: Male  
Baptism/Christening Date:  
Baptism/Christening Place:  
Birth Date: 17 Jul 1785  
Birthplace: STOCKBRIDGE,BERKSHIRE,MASSACHUSETTS  
Death Date:  
Name Note:  
Race:  
Father's Name: Abner Carpinder  
Father's Birthplace:  
Father's Age:  
Mother's Name: Lydia  
Mother's Birthplace:  
Mother's Age:  
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C50242-1  
System Origin: Massachusetts-ODM  
Source Film Number: 234575  
Reference Number:

2628. Mary "Polly" Carpenter

BIRTH: 22 and 27 Feb 1790 given. One a possible baptism date?

970. Benjamin Carpenter

Number 802 in CARPENTER MEMORIAL on page 140.  Listed as a farmer.
Family on page 260 (# 286)

His first marriage was published 14 July 1773 in Rehoboth.
Benjamin enlisted as a private in the Lexington scare in Capt. Nathaniel
Carpenter's company serving 7 days.  He enlisted a second time as private in
Capt. Hill's Company, Col. William's Regiment dated 29 Sept. 1727 (should
probably read 1777).  He served one month at Tiverton, with the roll sworn in
at Rehoboth.  He enlisted a third time as private in Capt. Peck's Company, Col.
Carpenter's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm dated 22 July 1778.  He served
one month and fifteen days.  He enlisted a fourth time a private in Capt.
Bullock's company, Col. Carpenter's Regiment in the Rhode Island Alarm dated
27 July 1780 and served five days marching to Tiverton.

2634. Cyril Carpenter

Number 1924 in The CARPENTER MEMORIAL, page 260.

Charlotte Ide

SPOUSE: Charlotte married 3 times.
Cyril bef Aug 1806 - She was 13 years old.  He was 20.  AF lists marriage, but
CARPENTER MEMORIAL does not. NFD
Asa married her 24 Feb 1814 (she was 21) and he died 3 Mar 1815.
Sylvanus Newman married her after Mar 1815.  They had five children per book:
Mary, Martha, John, Henry, and Gilbert.  No Birth dates given.  No marriage
date given.

973. Huldah Carpenter

Number 805 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 140.
Per Corrective notes on page 838 lists 5 children.

Rev. Samuel Allen

AFN STTQ-S9 and 8VWL-8P are the same person.
He was a Baptist Minister.

2641. Welcomb Allen

Believed to be a male.

974. Susanna Perrin

She was granddaughter of Daniel Perrin who married Abigail Carpenter.
Through which of his sons is unknown.  Daniel is the best guess.

She was the granddaughter of Daniel Perrin who married Abigail
Carpenter.

Thomas Carpenter

Number 1874 on page 255 in the Carpenter Memorial.
Family listed on 428 (# 609).  A Farmer and justice of the Peace.
See notes page 256 for Revolutionary War service.

He was elected to the general court of Plymouth, as deputy, in
1818.  He held the office of justice of the peace for many
years, also held other town offices.  A farmer.
1  MILI It appears that he enlisted in the Revolutionary war as private,
in Captain Isaac Hodges' company, Aug. 12, 1776;  served one
month;  he enlisted again as private in Capt. John Dyer's
company, in Colonel Carpenter's regiment in the ,RI
alarm, Dec 8, 1776;  served eight days and marched from Rehoboth
to Bristol;  enlisted again as private in Captain Hicks'
company, in Colonel Daggett's regiment, in ,RI alarm,
Jan. 2, 1778;  served three months, roll sworn at Rehoboth.
Thomas Carpenter of Rehoboth private in Captain Bullock's
company, in Colonel Carpenter's regiment, enlisted July 27,
1778;  served one month and 16 days;  again enlisted as private
in Capt. Simeon Cole's company, Colonel Carpenter's regiment, in
the ,RI alarm, Aug. 2, 1780;  served six days and
marched to Tiverton.
1  MILI
1  MILI
2  SOUR S203
3  TEXT pg 256

2648. Abigail Carpenter

They had three children.

Ebenezer Walker

Resided in Pawtucket, RI

987. Richard Carpenter

Number 621 on page 122 of the Carpenter Memorial.
Family on page 233 (# 239).  A storekeeper.
Listed DOB is 3 Jul 1729 which is in conflict with RI VR DOB of 3 Sep 1729.
See father's notes about children births.

E-MAIL: Sat, 21 Aug 1999 From: Terry Lee Carpenter, TX at diluvius@flash.net .
Dear John R. --- Glad to hear the additions to the English lines CD
project are working out.  Enclosed is the one I needed to work on before
sending.  It is a very interesting line.  I have over 30 pages of
information on them, published an article on them back in 1984 (cited
below), and have been gathering more as it becomes available.  I kept it
brief for the CD, since most of the detail would not be of interest to
genealogists and can be accessed through the publication.  --- Terry
REGARDING: Richard Carpenter or RI, British West Florida and the Natchez
District of Spanish West Florida
Richard Carpenter, born 3 Jul 1729 at Newport RI, died 24 Jul 1788 at
Natchez MS.  He was a fifth-generation descendant of William Carpenter
as follows:  William/1, Joseph/2, Joseph/3, Jabez/4, Richard/5 [ABC].
In 1765 Richard moved to West Florida, England's fifteenth American
colony.  He was accompanied by his brother Caleb Carpenter and they were
later joined by their younger brother Joseph Carpenter.  Richard married
first on 2 Dec 1750 at Newport, Rhode Island to Ruth Collins [ABC].  She
died c1776-1782 [TLC].  He married second in 1780 or 1782 to Mrs. Mary
(Fairchild) Lewis, a native of Sheffield, MA; after Richard's death she
married in 1804 to General George Mathews, Revolutionary War leader and
former Governor of GA [TLC].  Children [ABC, TLC]:
1. Richard Carpenter Jr., born in 1757, apparently died young.
2. Elizabeth Carpenter, born in 1759, died 23 Oct 1814 in Opelousas LA,
married first on 2 Oct 1783 to Charles Boardman, second on 8 Sep 1801 to
William Darby.  Seven children, of whom are known:
       2a Charles Boardman Jr., nothing further.
       2b. Francis Boardman, nothing further.
       2c. Maryanne Boardman, married in 1808 to William B. Jackson.
       2d. Frances Darby, born in 1805, died in 1821 at New Orleans LA.
3. Mary Carpenter, born in 1761, died in West Feliciana Parish LA on 23
Dec 1812, married on 14 Jun 1777 in Baton Rouge LA to Dr. Samuel
Flowers.  Children, not all known, of whom are:
       3a. Son Flowers, died young in 1780.
       3b. William Flowers, wounded and captured in the 22 Dec 1814 British
attack on New Orleans during the War of 1812.
       3c. James Flowers, married Sarah Mulholland.
       3d. Sarah Flowers, married Judge George Mathews, Jr.
       3e. Harriet Flowers, reportedly married George Mathews Jr. after her
sister's death.
4. Andrew Carpenter, born in 1762, died young.
5. Jabez Carpenter, born in 1764, apparently died young.
6. Samuel Carpenter, born c1767, died young.
7. James Carpenter, born 30 Nov 1780, died at St. Francisville LA on 4
Nov 1853, married on 20 Sep 1804 to Ann Somerville Marbury.  He served
as a Sergeant in Captain Jedediah Smith's "Feliciana Troop of Horse" in
Hinds' Battalion of Cavalry, Mississippi Militia, during the War of
1812.  Nine or more children, not all known, of whom are:
       7a. William Marbury Carpenter, born 25 Jun 1811, practiced medicine in
Jackson, West Feliciana Parish, LA, before joining the faculty of the
College of Louisiana as Professor of Botany and Geology; he was a noted
early scientist of LA.  He married on 21 Nov 1837 in East Feliciana
Parish LA to Matilda King.  The census of 1840 indicates they had a son
and a daughter born to them by that year.
       7b. Louis Carpenter, born c1820, resided in Pointe Coupee Parish LA; he
was unmarried in 1850.
       7c. Louisa Jane Carpenter, born c1828, married on 30 Oct 1848 in St.
Landry Parish LA to Edwin B. Scott.
8. Sarah Carpenter, born Aug 1787, may have married a man surnamed
Nelson before 1806, but nothing further has yet been found of her.
SOURCES:
ABC:  Amos Bugbee Carpenter:  A General History of the Rehoboth Branch
of the Carpenter Family in America (Amherst, MA, 1898).
TLC:  Terry L. Carpenter:  "Richard Carpenter, Pioneer Merchant of
British West Florida and the Natchez District of Spanish West Florida"
in The National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 72, No. 1 (Mar
1984), pp. 51-62. -- This source gives much more detail and cites the
many references from which I obtained the details summarized in this
brief outline.

NOTE:  Regarding TLC above:  See:  BOOKS\
RIN 20424 Richard Carpenter b. 1729 RI TLC_NGSQ_72_1_Mar1984.pdf

MISC: Refers to this Richard Carpenter
----- Original Message -----
From: Terry Carpenter
To: Donna Cuzze ; John R. Carpenter 2 ; John L Carpenter
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2007 7:07 AM
Subject: Re: SC Archives for Carpenters

SC (South Carolina) was involved in trade with New England and several New England Carpenters established merchant or mariner outposts in the southern port cities.  The Oliver mentioned in the SC archives was a mariner, possibly ABC #208.
**** The Richard was a merchant from Rhode Island who traveled throughout the southeast -- you can read more about him in my article "Richard Carpenter, Pioneer Merchant of British West Florida and the Natchez District of Spanish West Florida," in the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol. 72, No. 1 (March 1984), pp. 51-62.  He is ABC #621.  ****
The Dan Carpenter in Camden SC is ABC #1525, pp. 216, 370.  (His brother Timothy #1527 was an itinerant Methodist preacher who settled in Tennessee.)  Lucy (Blanding) Carpenter, widow of Phanuel Carpenter ABC #2028, also lived in Camden SC.  The Abiah Carpenter may be ABC #719, who is unaccounted for in ABC.  Margaret and husband George Carpenter lived near Abiah and were probably related, but again, not enough evidence to prove anything.  The later Carpenters in the piedmont counties were from PA, VA, and NC lines.  Lots of interesting possibilities in the South!

Terry

Donna Cuzze wrote:
Attached is an excel spreadsheet of early SC Carpenters starting in 1719 that I condensed from the SC Archives.
I was interested in the Edgefield group, but noticed a Daniel Carpenter mentioned with a location of Goshen NY and reference to a SC will.  Maybe you know someone who may be interested it that.
Donna

E-MAIL:
From: Daphne B Noyes   dbnoyes@gmail.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2018 5:30 AM
To: John R. Carpenter
Subject: A Carpenter mystery?
Good morning -- I write in the hope that you can help me with a Carpenter mystery. I've just reviewed the Collins papers at Tulane, and came across a letter from Richard Carpenter (1729-1788) in Mississippi to John Collins (1717-1795) in Rhode Island. He address John as "Dear Brother" and closes "I am with best respects to your self & family in which my spouse & children joins, your affectionate brother, Richard Carpenter." Richard Carpenter married Ruth Collins (1724-1776 -- sister of John Collins) in 1756, when RC was 27 and Ruth 32. All well and good *except* the letter is dated March 4th, 1744. This would make Richard 15 by my reckoning...not married ("my spouse"), not with children. Is there another Richard Carpenter who might be writing to John Collins addressing him as brother? I am happy to send you an image of the letter if that would be helpful. I am very grateful for any information you might be able to provide!
Best wishes,
Daphne B. Noyes
Cambridge, Mass.

From: Daphne B Noyes
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2018 5:34 PM
To: John R. Carpenter
Subject: Re: A Carpenter mystery?
Thank you John! I will peruse this shortly in search of those seized ships. In the meantime, I have some additional sources re Mr RC which I don't know if you'd be interested in -- you may already know of them. At any rate here they are.
Slavery and Empire: The Development of Slavery in the Natchez District, 1720-1820
Christian Pinnen, University of Southern Mississippi, dissertation. See pp71-72 Samuel Swayze. See p161ff: Elizabeth (Carpenter) Boardman, Charles Boardman, RIchard Carpenter, Mary (Lewis) Carpenter.
Mathews-Ventress-Lawrason Family Papers (LSU)Includes correspondence with Richard Carpenter from 1772,1774, and "1770s."Mathews (Charles L). Family Papers (LSU)Letters (1772, 1774) from George Mathews to Richard Carpenter.Oliver Pollock Papers (LSU)Three letters from 1775.Richard & Caleb Carpenter's Account Book"Merchant Ledger of Early Pensacola. 1767-68. Title page: Ledger Commencing October ye 6th, 1767. Folio Ink. Contemp. vellum. 150 pp. Cover slightly loose with pen indentations, pages browned, slight water staining. Ink bright and legible. Very good. $12,500.00"
Enjoy!
On Thu, Oct 18, 2018 at 5:50 PM John R. Carpenter wrote:
Daphne,
After a quick check on line, I was disappointed in the lack of history for that place and time period. Below is from Google Books indicating seizures of American boats and issues. See A) below.
The letter specifically cites English vessels which indicates that Richard is not English but of American Colony persuasion. But trades with the English at Jamaica AND reference to the American dollar indicates this was 1785 or later. More likely 1786 or 1787.
That Richard C-20424 died in 1788 narrows the window considerably.
The seizure of English ships could have been part of what A) below indicates.
Sadly, most codes might be one thing to one and another to someone else. Without knowing more details and enlisting an expert, we may never know what was meant.
Still, 44 meant something!
John R. CarpenterLa Mesa, CA USACarpenter Cousins Project - Our main support page!
A)
https://books.google.com/books?id=1lN5AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA15&lpg=PA15&dq=new+orleans+ship+seizures+1779+to+1800&source=bl&ots=IqXfHYk8lG&sig=SoPuQef__cBAIU7bfoWadjdow0Y&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiD69mM5JDeAhUFHTQIHZ1DBTgQ6AEwCXoECAAQAQ#v=onepage&q&f=false
Page 15 – 3. Trade allowed with the 13 American colonies in 1778. Merchants from ... opened business houses in New Orleans.
Go to page 18 Commerce. As early as 1786 flatboats were being seized ... and continued until 1787 when the river was reopened.
...
In 1788, the port of New Orleans was neither closed nor open ... all depended on the caprices of Spanish officials.

2655. Richard Carpenter

Number 1593 on page 233 of the Carpenter Memorial.
No family listed. Probably died young.

2658. Andrew Carpenter

Number 1596 on page 233 of the Carpenter Memorial.

2659. Jabez Carpenter

Number 1597 on page 233 of the Carpenter Memorial.
No family listed.  Probably died young.

2660. Samuel Carpenter

Number 1598 on page 233 of the Carpenter Memorial.

Mary Fairchild

Mrs. Mary (Fairchild) Lewis, a native of Sheffield, MA; after
Richard's death she married in 1804 to General George Mathews, Revolutionary
War leader and former Governor of GA [TLC].

2662. Sarah Carpenter

Sarah Carpenter, born Aug 1787, may have married a man surnamed
Nelson before 1806, but nothing further has yet been found of her.

989. Caleb Carpenter

Number 623 on page 122 of the Carpenter Memorial.
Family on page 233 (# 240).
Listed DOB is 12 Mar 1734 which is in conflict with RI VR DOB of 12 May 1734.
See his father's notes about sibling births.
NOTE:  Just below the listing of his siblings is the children of Caleb and Anna, his wife.
His children on page 233 of the CM has some slightly different DOBs - in conflict - than the cited RI VRs.  See his father's notes for image info.

Anna Rodman

The CM has DOB 18 Mar 1846 and the RI VR has 18 May 1746 on DOB. In addtion it lists her as the widow of Caleb and daughter of Joseph and Mary Rodman of Newport, RI.

2663. Elizabeth Carpenter

Number 1599 on page 233 of the Carpenter Memorial.
DOB in CM and RI VR match.

2664. Jabez Carpenter

Number 1600 on page 233 of the Carpenter Memorial.
The CM has DOB as 12 Jul 1773 and RI VR has 12 Jul 1772.

2665. Joseph Carpenter

Number 1601 on page 233 of the Carpenter Memorial.
CM & RI VR Match on DOB.

2666. Mary Carpenter

Number 1602 on page 233 of the Carpenter Memorial.
CM & RI VR Match on DOB.

2667. Hannah Carpenter

Number 1603 on page 233 of the Carpenter Memorial.
CM & RI VR Match on DOB.

994. Dan Carpenter

Number 631 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 123.
Family on page 235 (# 242).
He married a Sarah, no last name in the CM.  Another record indicates she was a
Carpenter.  This may be questionable.  See below.
He moved from Swansea, MA to Ashford, CT.  He is called "Daniel" by some
members of his family, but on record it was recorded as "Dan."

Son Jonathan married Rebecca Howard they had 3 or 4 children.
Dan moved from Swansea mass. to Ashford Conn. He is called Daniel by some members of his family, but on record it was recorded Dan.

Sarah Howard

Carpenter maybe her married name.  See husband's notes.