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

Notes

2499. John Carpenter

Number 1514 in The CARPENTER MEMORIAL.  Page 216.
Family is number 500 on page 368.  A farmer.  He resided in Sutton, MA AND
Croydon, NH.  His wife Polly had a brother named Isaac Goward.

Resided in Sutton,,MA. and Croydon, NH

Polly Goward

She had a brother Isaac.

Jonathan Record

Resided in Croydon, NH

H. Persons

Resided in Fletcher, VT

2501. Ebenezer Carpenter

Number 1516 in The CARPENTER MEMORIAL.  Page 216.
Family is number 501 on page 369.  A farmer who resided in Sutton, MA.

5962. Ebenezer Carpenter

Number 3248 in The CARPENTER MEMORIAL.  Page 369.
No family listed.

5963. Lucy Carpenter

Died age 3.

2503. Samuel Carpenter

Number 1518 in The CARPENTER MEMORIAL.  Page 216.
He married a Burt (some say Tiley or Tyley) and resided in Sutton, MA.  He was
a manufacturer.  No family listed.

NOTES: SAMUEL Carpenter, number 1518 in the Carpenter Memorial
was born about 1780 in Norton, MA.  He married Tiley Burt of Sutton, MA
on October 6, 1806 and they had 10 children. Samuel died October 1,
1826 in Northbridge and Tiley died October 27, 1828 in Northbridge.
Both are buried in Lackey Cemetery. The children were:
Betsey, born May 12, 1808 in Northbridge and died July 4, 1839 in Northbridge.
She never married and is also buried in Lackey Cemetery.
Jonathan Carpenter, born November 17, 1809 in Northbridge, MA. He married a
Candice Peirce on October 9, 1832 in Northbridge, and he
died August 15, 1837 in Northbridge. He is also buried in Lackey Cemetery.
Nancy Carpenter, born July 18, 1811 in Northbridge, and married Ira Darling
of Millbury, MA on May 4, 1836
William Carpenter, born October 30, 1813 in Northbridge, MA and is believed
to have gone West.
Sarah Fuller Carpenter, born July 7, 1815 in Northbridge, MA.
Abigail Carpenter, born January 14, 1817 in Northbridge.  Married David W.
Bennett on April 14, 1842 in Northbridge, MA.
Mariah White Carpenter, born October 16, 1818 in Northbridge, MA
Miranda Eliza Carpenter, born December 5, 1820.  Married Jonathan Southwick
on March 24, 1844
Lucretia Aurelia Carpenter, born January 18, 1823 in Northbridge, MA.
Married Daniel C. Wood on July 14, 1844.
Silena Abilene Carpenter, born January 12, 1825, died November 8, 1826 in
Northbridge. She is also buried in Lackey Cemetery.
Submitted on Tue, 19 Sep 2000 by "Barbara Gjeltema"

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Samuel Carpenter
Birth: 20 Feb 1779 Norton, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 1 Oct 1826 (aged 47) Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial: Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Memorial #: 99115408
Bio: In his 48th year.
Family Members
Spouse
Tiley Burt Carpenter                 1789-1828
Children
Betsey Carpenter                 1808-1839
Jonathan Carpenter                 1809-1837
Abigail Carpenter Bennett                 1817-1901
Lucretia Aurelia Carpenter Wood                 1823-1873
Silence Abilene Carpenter                 1825-1826
Created by: Mary S. (47572796)
Added: 17 Oct 2012
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/99115408/samuel-carpenter
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 21 November 2019), memorial page for Samuel Carpenter (20 Feb 1779–1 Oct 1826), Find A Grave Memorial no. 99115408, citing Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Mary S. (contributor 47572796) .

Tiley Burt

NAME: First name may be Tiley.

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Tiley Burt Carpenter
Birth: 30 Nov 1789 Norton, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 27 Oct 1828 (aged 38) Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial: Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Memorial #: 99115480
Bio: Relict [widow] of Samuel.In the 39th year of her age.Married Samuel Carpenter, on 6 October 1806, in Sutton, Mass. Her name appears as Tyla.
Family Members
Parents
David Burt                 1759-1832
Silence Tilley Burt                 1758-1831
Spouse
Samuel Carpenter                 1779-1826
Siblings
Benjamin Burt                 Unknown-1874
Sally Burt Goldthwait                 1789-1869
John Burt                 1791-1858
Ellis Burt                 1797-1862
Children
Betsey Carpenter                 1808-1839
Jonathan Carpenter                 1809-1837
Abigail Carpenter Bennett                 1817-1901
Lucretia Aurelia Carpenter Wood                 1823-1873
Silence Abilene Carpenter                 1825-1826
Created by: Mary S. (47572796)
Added: 17 Oct 2012
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/99115480/tiley-carpenter
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 21 November 2019), memorial page for Tiley Burt Carpenter (30 Nov 1789–27 Oct 1828), Find A Grave Memorial no. 99115480, citing Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Mary S. (contributor 47572796) .

5964. Betsey Carpenter

She never married.

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Betsey Carpenter
Birth: 12 May 1808 Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 4 Jul 1839 (aged 31) Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial: Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Memorial #: 99115263
Bio: Daughter of Samuel and Tiley.Aged 31 years.
Family Members
Parents
Samuel Carpenter                 1779-1826
Tiley Burt Carpenter                 1789-1828
Siblings
Jonathan Carpenter                 1809-1837
Abigail Carpenter Bennett                 1817-1901
Lucretia Aurelia Carpenter Wood                 1823-1873
Silence Abilene Carpenter                 1825-1826
Created by: Mary S. (47572796)
Added: 17 Oct 2012
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/99115263/betsey-carpenter
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 21 November 2019), memorial page for Betsey Carpenter (12 May 1808–4 Jul 1839), Find A Grave Memorial no. 99115263, citing Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Mary S. (contributor 47572796) .

5965. Jonathan Carpenter

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Jonathan Carpenter
Birth: 17 Nov 1809 Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 16 Aug 1837 (aged 27) Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial: Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Memorial #: 99115317
Bio: Aged 27 years.
Family Members
Parents
Samuel Carpenter                 1779-1826
Tiley Burt Carpenter                 1789-1828
Siblings
Betsey Carpenter                 1808-1839
Abigail Carpenter Bennett                 1817-1901
Lucretia Aurelia Carpenter Wood                 1823-1873
Silence Abilene Carpenter                 1825-1826
Created by: Mary S. (47572796)
Added: 17 Oct 2012
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/99115317/jonathan-carpenter
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 21 November 2019), memorial page for Jonathan Carpenter (17 Nov 1809–16 Aug 1837), Find A Grave Memorial no. 99115317, citing Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Mary S. (contributor 47572796) .

5969. Abigail Carpenter

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Abigail Carpenter Bennett
Birth: 14 Jan 1817 Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 20 Dec 1901 (aged 84) Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial: Locust Hill Cemetery, Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Memorial #: 142940890
Bio: wife of David W. Bennett
Family Members
Parents
Samuel Carpenter                 1779-1826
Tiley Burt Carpenter                 1789-1828
Spouse
David Wood Bennett                 1809-1898
Siblings
Betsey Carpenter                 1808-1839
Jonathan Carpenter                 1809-1837
Lucretia Aurelia Carpenter Wood                 1823-1873
Silence Abilene Carpenter                 1825-1826
Children
Mary Wood Bennett                 Unknown-1862
Samuel Augustus Bennett                 1843-1923
Sarah Lorina Bennett                 1852-1905
Created by: James Bianco (47745493)
Added: 22 Feb 2015
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/142940890/abigail-bennett
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 21 November 2019), memorial page for Abigail Carpenter Bennett (14 Jan 1817–20 Dec 1901), Find A Grave Memorial no. 142940890, citing Locust Hill Cemetery, Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by James Bianco (contributor 47745493) .

David Wood Bennett

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David Wood Bennett
Birth: 12 Jul 1809 Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 15 Aug 1898 (aged 89) Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial: Locust Hill Cemetery, Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Memorial #: 142980070
Family Members
Parents
Rufus Bennett                 1774-1851
Polly Mary Wood Bennett                 1779-1825
Spouse
Abigail Carpenter Bennett                 1817-1901
Siblings
Robert Bucklin Bennett                 1803-1887
Joanna W. Bennett Aldrich                 1805-1829
Sarah A Bennett Hall                 1807-1877
Mary F. Humes                 1809-1858
Lavina W. Capron                 1812-1877
Susan Frost Bennett Fowler                 1814-1895
Rufus Augustus Bennett                 1817-1888
Albert Congden Bennett                 1820-1897
Children
Mary Wood Bennett                 Unknown-1862
Samuel Augustus Bennett                 1843-1923
Sarah Lorina Bennett                 1852-1905
Created by: James Bianco (47745493)
Added: 23 Feb 2015
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/142980070/david-wood-bennett
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 21 November 2019), memorial page for David Wood Bennett (12 Jul 1809–15 Aug 1898), Find A Grave Memorial no. 142980070, citing Locust Hill Cemetery, Mendon, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by James Bianco (contributor 47745493) .

5973. Silence Abilene "Silena" Carpenter

NAME:
Silena but some have it as Silence. Silence on grave marker.

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Silence Abilene Carpenter
Birth: 12 Jan 1825 Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 8 Nov 1826 (aged 1)
Burial: Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Memorial #: 99115453
Bio:
Daughter of Samuel and Tiley.
Aged 1 year 9 months 27 days.
Family Members
Parents
Samuel Carpenter                 1779-1826
Tiley Burt Carpenter                 1789-1828
Siblings
Betsey Carpenter                 1808-1839
Jonathan Carpenter                 1809-1837
Abigail Carpenter Bennett                 1817-1901
Lucretia Aurelia Carpenter Wood                 1823-1873
Created by: Mary S. (47572796)
Added: 17 Oct 2012
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/99115453/silence-abilene-carpenter
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 21 November 2019), memorial page for Silence Abilene Carpenter (12 Jan 1825–8 Nov 1826), Find A Grave Memorial no. 99115453, citing Lackey Cemetery, Northbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Mary S. (contributor 47572796) .

2505. Josiah Carpenter

Number 1520 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 216.
Family on page 369 (# 502). A farmer.

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Josiah Carpenter, Jr
Birth: Sep 1771 Attleboro, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 7 Jan 1850 Rowe, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial: West CemeteryRowe, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA
Plot: p69 row 9
Memorial #: 126004462
Bio: died aged 79y 3m 10ds; widowed; husbandman; old age; died 6 months after his wifeson of Josiah Carpenter & Hepsibah (Wilmarth) Carpenterm. Chloe Carpenter 27 Jun 1793rec. at Attleboro, Mass. andRehoboth, Mass.children from Rowe records:Chloe b. 6 June 1798 m. Abel BlissNancy b. 29 June 1800child b./d. 3 Dec 1804Hannah b. 2 Jan 1807Emeline b. 18 March 1809Mary b. 4 Dec 1817
Inscription: Josiah Carpenter died Jan 7 1850 ae 79
Family Members
Parents
Josiah Carpenter                 1747-1821
Hepzibah Wilmarth Carpenter                 Unknown-1832
Spouse
Chloe Carpenter Carpenter                 1770-1848
Siblings
Apollos Carpenter*                 1777-1826
Children
Nancy Carpenter Goodnow*                 1800-1837
Emeline Carpenter Amidon*                 1809-1888
Mary Carpenter Houghton*                 1817-1898
Created by: Anonymous (47283828)
Added: 7 Mar 2014
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/126004462/Josiah-Carpenter
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 19 November 2017), memorial page for Josiah Carpenter, Jr (Sep 1771–7 Jan 1850), Find A Grave Memorial no. 126004462, citing West Cemetery, Rowe, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA ; Maintained by Anonymous (contributor 47283828) .

Chloe Elvia Carpenter

Number 1914 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 259.
Family on page 369 (# 502)

Max Roha's data: (See mother's notes for source references).
SECOND GENERATION
4.  Chloe Elvia Carpenter [43] was born on 16 Aug 1770 in Rehoboth (Bristol)
MA. [2,44]  She died in Rowe, Franklin,
MA.  She was listed in Carp-Mem under #1914. [45]
She was married to Josiah Carpenter (son of ) on 27 Jun 1793 in Attleboro
(Bristol) MA.  Josiah Carpenter was born on 27
Sep 1770 in Attleboro (Bristol) MA.  He died in Rowe, Franklin, MA.  He was a
Farmer..  He was listed in Carp-Mem under
1520. [46]  Chloe Elvia Carpenter and Josiah Carpenter had the following
children:
+36 i. Chloe Carpenter.

5975. Nancy Carpenter

Number 3250 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 369. No family listed.

5976. Hannah Carpenter

Number 3251 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 369. No family listed.
She married a Rice and had 2 children.  Names not listed.

5977. Emeline Carpenter

Number 3252 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 369. No family listed.
She married a Ammidon and had 2 children.  Names not listed.

5978. Mary Carpenter

Number 3253 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 369. No family listed.
She married a Lord and had 1 child.  Name not listed.

2506. Daniel Carpenter

Number 1521 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 216.
A veteran of the War of 1812. He moved to Ohio around 1830.
He and his wife settled in Seneca, Ontario, NY and raised several sons on their
farm.  They both died in Hinkley and were burided in Litchfield, Medina county,
Ohio.

DEATH:  Father and his son, Daniel, died the same day?  27 Mar 1839.  The will below indicates that this Daniel's death was between Feb. 1839 (addenda date) and May 27, 1839 (probate date). This fits with the death date given.

From: "Winifred Sihon"
To:
Sent: Saturday, April 09, 2005 6:13 PM
Subject: Daniel Carpenter of Medina OH d. 1839
I just have studied this will and determined that it is not my line, but perhaps someone else would like the copies I have of the actual will.
WILL OF DANIEL CARPENTER
To his beloved wife Hannah $1500, plus house, household goods, horse & carriage.
To his son James H.  $1000 to be paid when he reaches 21.  Hannah to be guardian with expenses for his maintenance and education provided from interest on the account.  After debts are paid, the rest of his estate is to
be divided equally among his children:  Daniel, Nancy Southerland, George, Abdul B. and James H.
The executors are to be his sons Daniel and George.  Signed by Daniel Carpenter of Hopewell, Medina Co., OH July 13, 1833 and witnessed by John Price and John Spangle of Hopewell.
A later addendum gives to his son James by deed, half of the farm situated in Litchfield, Medina Co and specifies that the children of Nancy are to be given her share upon her death.    dated Feb. 1839
The will was filed for probate May 27, 1839 (FHL film 423849 v. B 1832-1842  p. 157-160.
The Estate disposition was made May 30, 1839 with an accounting of property and money owned and owed.  One mortgage was held from a William Kelly in Greece, Monroe Co., NY perhaps the place from which they had come. (FHL film  423850 v. C 1839-1848 p. 379-381.)

A book at Seattle Public Library:  Newspaper Abstracts Huron Co., Ohio 1822-1835 by Henry Timman, 1974
lists the marriage of Daniel Carpenter to Julia Washburn, Oct. 8, 1835.  in Fitchville.  I assume this is the Daniel Jr. listed in the will.

2508. Apollos Carpenter

A Farmer who Resided in Rowe, Mass.

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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) .

5989. Morris Carpenter

Died when he was seven years of age.

Betsey Carpenter

Number 1919 in the CM.

2510. Cyril Carpenter

Number 1524 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 216.
Family on page 370 (# 504). Residence: Probably Harford, PA.  A Farmer.

DEATH: Same Death date as father?  This is either a strange occurrence or one is in error. At this time, the father's death date seems more accurate and research needs to determine the death date of the son - this person. Done - grave found see the following email.

E-MAIL:
From: Bill Carpenter
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2011 3:18 PM
To: 'John R. Carpenter 2'
Subject: RE: Carpenter Cousins Y-DNA Project - FTDNA N92763
John,
Just a quick follow up to the Cyril date of death (1854). We spent some time in the early to mid 1980s searching for lost and/or abandoned cemeteries in the Greenfield Township PA area looking for evidence of Carpenters and associated families. During one of these forays we discovered a small Carpenter family cemetery that was lost to overgrowth and in danger of sinking into swamp land that had been created by damming a bordering pond. We photographed and documented as many of the headstones as we could. One of the headstones belonged to Cyril (my Great x 4 Grandfather); others belonged to his wife and other family members. I have visited the cemetery occasionally over the years including as recently as last summer (I think I still have the bramble bush scars). The names and dates are still readable on the headstones. The inscription on the headstone reads “In memory of CYRIL CARPENTER, WHO DIED Oct. 19, 1854. AE. 88y'rs 1 mo. & 5 days. Now we feel that each is blessed inheriting their eternal rest.” I think the 1854 date of death for this Cyril is accurate.
Bill

Descendant updates from Bill Carpenter on 19 Mar 2011.
The following notes are from Bill.
GPS Location N 41 deg 30.371 min, W 075 deg 37.638 min, nearest address 144 Sickler Pond Rd, Jermyn, PA 18433
nearest intersection Hwy 107 & Hwy 247 Jermyn, PA

Ref.0: No. 1524
Ref.0,p216: Cyril was b. Sep 14, 1766, m. Mary Tyler Apr 15,
  1790; he d. 19 Oct 1854. Residence probably Harford, and Greenfield, PA
A farmer.
Ref.5,p221: Tyler was the son of Cyrus C. & Mary Tyler of
  Attleboro, Mass. who were brought when children to Susq.
  Co. Cyrus was b. Sep 14 1766 & d. Oct 19 1854 & was
  buried in Greenfield, Lackawanna, Co.
Ref.7: m. Mary Tyler 15 Apr 1790 in Attleboro
Ref.10,p23: Harford taxpayers 1807-Cyril C. 5 improved acres
Ref.10,p31: The second range of tracts embracing nos. 13,14,
  15,16 extended to the SE boundary of the Tiffany farm,
  and Cyril Carpenter farm (Ansel J. Stearns). This fact
  accounts for a double corner on the latter's farm.
Ref.10,p79: John Carpenter, previous to 1804, had disposed
  of lot 14 to Thomas Sweet and Cyril Carpenter, both
  brothers-in-law.
Ref.10,p103: In 1810, Cyril C. was living on Whitney's place
  In 1820, Cyril C. was the first miller; in 1830, Cyril C.
  was running a sawmill below Leslie's bridge.
Ref.10,p130: In 1840 the wheel pit of Cyril C.'s mill, near
  Leslie's bridge was being used for a pen in sheep washing
Ref.10,p455: Cyril C.-storekeeper in John C.'s account book.
Ref.11: Wife of 1761
Ref.11,p385: Mary Tyler m. 15 Apr 1790 Cyril Carpenter. He
  was b. Attleboro, MASS., 14 Sep 1766; d. 23 Nov 1811. He
  was a farmer in Harford, PA.; children b. in Harford list
Ref.11,p385: Children (w/more): Lucinda who m. David Avery,
  Mary Tyler who m. Edmund Worth, Achsah, Tyler (d. young),
  Tilghman, Lucy, Tyler who m. Mary Graham, Cyril, Dan, and
  Electa who m. Joseph H. Robinson.
Ref.12A,F: Picture- In memory of CYRIL CARPENTER, WHO DIED
  Oct.19,1854. AE. 88y'rs 1mo.& 5 days. Now we feel that
  each is blessed inheriting their eternal rest.
Ref.22,p264c: Julia A. C. was a grand dau of Cyril C. & Mary
  Tyler both of the earliest families who settled in Har-
  ford.
Ref.22,717: Mary Tyler was the wife of Cyril C. of Green-
  field, Lakawana Co.
Ref.27,p213: Cyril m. Mary Tyler and moved to Greenfield,
  Lackawanna, PA.
Ref.35,v1,p77: Cyril Carpenter of Harford, Pa.; b. Sep 14, 1766 at
  Attleboro, Mass.; d. Oct 19, 1854 at Greenfield twp., Pa.; m.
  Apr 15, 1790 at Attleboro, Mass. Mary Tyler; both are buried in the Carpenter Cemetery in Greenfield twp., Pa.  10 children listed.

1800 census of Nicholson TWP

1810 census of harford (p158): 3-1-0-1-0-1-0-1-1-0-0 which means 5 men: 3-10,3-10,3-10,10-16,26-45 and 3 women: <10,16-26,26-45.

1830 census, p.339:
Carpenter, Cyril: 1 male 20-30; 1 male 60-70; 1 female 20-30; 1 female 60-70.
Carpenter, Cyril Jr: 1 male 20-30; 2 females under 5; 1 female 20-30.
Carpenter, Joseph: 1 male 5-10; 2 males 10-15; 1 male 15-20; 1 male 40-50; 2 females 5-10; 2 females 30-40.
Carpenter, Tilghman: 1 male under 5; 1 male 10-15; 1 male 30-40; 1 female 5-10; 1 female 30-40.

Given that Mary is buried in Greenfield and that she died in 1834, it seems fairly safe to assume that Cyril and his family had moved to Greenfield prior to 1834.  He apparently bought land in 1808.  Was this when he purchased the Greenfield lot?

1850 Census Roll 793, Page 250

The Sickler's Pond Cemetery can be difficult to find. The easiest way to get there is as follows: 1) exit at the Tompkinsville Exit on Route 81, 2) when you exit the Tompkinsville Exit (exit 202 onto Route 107) you immediately go West, 3) Very shortly (maybe a half mile or less) you will turn right so that you are heading North going parallel to Route 81, 4) after going north about 1.5 miles you will hit an intersection. At this intersection will be the Worth Baptist Church, 5) at this intersection you go east, which will take you over Route 81, 6) shortly after you cross over Route 81 (maybe a quarter mile at most), you will see an old cemetery on the left of the road, 7) Shortly past this cemetery the road will take a dogleg type turn to the left.  In the middle of this turn you will be able to turn right onto two compacted dirt and gravel roads.  This doglegged paved road which intersects with two dirt roads sometimes appears as a normal four-way intersection on some maps.  You will also note that just prior to this "intersection", on the right side of the road is another Carpenter cemetery.  8) At this intersection, you will turn right, and then will immediately be faced with the two dirt roads, 9) you take the dirt road on the left. 10) after about a half mile you will go across a very small bridge.  If you stop on this bridge you will see Sickler's pond on your left, and a smaller pond on your right, which is the downstream side. 11) As soon as you cross the bridge, the Carpenter cemetery will be on your right, along the side of the pond, about 200 feet from the bridge.  The easiest way to get to the cemetery is to continue going until you reach the first developed property.  On this property there is a house trailer.  If you tresspass along the side of this property , you will be able to see a field stone wall in the right rear of the property.  If you go over the fieldstone wall and head toward the pond, you will almost certainly hit the cemetery.  If you choose to not trespass, be prepared for an almost impassable and hellacious trip either through very thick overgrowth, or along an extremely marshy swamp.

I found the following partial deed involving Cyril Carpenter:
Ezra Stundavand? and Milla his wife to Cyril Carpenter. This indenture made the twenty seventh day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand, eight hundred, and eight Between Ezra Sturdivant? and Milla his wife of the township of Harford County of Luzerne and State of Pennsylvania on the one part and Cyril Carpenter on the other part of the above mentioned town county & state yeomans whereas the said Ezra Stundavant is lawfully seizes.....

Mary Tyler

The following notes are from Bill.  See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1854) for info.

Ref.0: Wife of No. 1524
Ref.5,p221: Tyler was the son of Cyrus C. & Mary Tyler who
  were brought as children to Susq. Co. Mary Tyler was b.
  Nov 5, 1769, d. Apr 15,1790; buried in Greenfield, Lacka.
Ref.7,p176-191: Cyrel C. m. Mary Tyler Apr 15, 1790 in
  Attleboro, Mass.
Ref.11: No. 1761
Ref.11,p385: Mary Tyler b. Attleboro, Mass. 5 Nov 1769, d.
  13 Jul 1834, m. 15 Apr 1790 Cyril Carpenter.
Ref.12a,f: Picture - IN memory of MARY, wife of Cyril
  Carpenter, who died July 3, 1834 AE 67ys. 7mo. & 28ds.
Ref.22,p264c: Julia A. Carpenter was a grand-dau of Cyril
  Carpenter & Mary Tyler. Mary Tyler was a dau of Job Tyler
  a sister of dea Joab Tyler & grand-dau of John Tyler.
Ref.35,v1,p77: Cyril Carpenter m. Apr 15, 1790 at Attleboro, Mass.
  Mary, dau of John and Marcy (Thacher) Tyler, Jr. of Harford, Pa.;
  b. Nov 5, 1769, at Attleboro, Mass.; d. July 3, 1834 at Greenfield,
  Pa.; both are buried in the Carpenter Cemetery in Greenfield twp., Pa.
  10 children listed.

2511. Daniel or Dan Carpenter

Dan Carpenter of Massachusetts and Camden, South Carolina
Dan/6 Carpenter, born on 14 Jun 1768 at Attleboro, MA [ABC] died on
Saturday, 4 Oct 1806 at Camden, Kershaw Co. SC [K&K, SCH&GM].  He was a
descendant of the Rehoboth branch of the English Carpenters as follows:
Dan/6< Cyril/5< Josiah/4< Obadiah/3< William/2< William/1 Carpenter).
He was a merchant and a pioneer Methodist.  He married in 1789 to Lydia
Thornton, migrated to Camden, Kershaw Co. SC before 1793 [K&K, BHC1].
Dan/6 Carpenter was a brother of Timothy/6 Carpenter of Tennessee.
Seven children [SCH&GM]:
1. Samuel/7 Carpenter, born c1790 in NY; no further information.
2. Stephen/7 Carpenter, born c1797, died young.
3. James/7 Carpenter, born c1799 at Camden, Kershaw Co. SC, died young
in Camden SC.
4. Harriet/7 Carpenter, died young at Camden SC.
5. Lydia/7 Carpenter, born in 1801, married Archibald Smith, died on 10
May 1833.
6. Dan/7 Carpenter, born 1802, died 15 Sep 1831 at Camden SC [BHC1],
married in Richmond VA on 21 Oct 1826 to Caroline Frances Holmes, a
native of NY [BHC1].  Children:
       6a. Dan/8 Carpenter, who died without issue [K&K].
       6b. Anna Maria/8 Carpenter, born 1831, died in Jun 1835.
7. Elizabeth K./7 Carpenter, married Achilles Sneed Edgeworth in 1819
[EBW], died in 1855; he married her widowed sister-in-law Caroline
Frances (Holmes) Carpenter in 1856.
Sources:
ABC:  Amos Bugbee Carpenter:  A Genealogical History of the Rehoboth
Branch of the Carpenter Family in America (Amherst MA, 1898), p. 216.
AST:  Albert Sidney Thomas:  A Historical Account of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in South Carolina, 1820-1957 (Columbia, SC, 1957), p.
507.
BHC1:  Brent H. Holcomb:  Marriage and Death Notices from Camden South
Carolina Newspapers, 1816-1865 (Easley SC, 1978), pp. 34, 5l, 57, 64,
67.
BHC2:  Brent H. Holcomb:  Marriage and Death Notices from the Southern
Christian Advocate, Vol. I, 1837-1860 (Easley SC, 1979), pp. 188, 443,
517.
EBW:  Elizabeth Bondurant Warren (ed.):  Family Puzzlers, No. 726 (17
Sep 1981).
K&K:  Thomas J. Kirkland and Robert M. Kennedy:  Historic Camden, Part
Two, Nineteenth Century (Columbia SC, 1926), pp. 100, 101, 103, 286,
436.
SCH&GM:  The South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol.
XXX, p. 124.
Family Data submitted by Terry Lee Carpenter of TX by E-Mail: on 16 July 1999.
< diluvius@flash.net >.

MISC: Refers to this Daniel or Dan 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

6003. Stephen Carpenter

Died young.

6004. James Carpenter

Died young.

6005. Harriet Carpenter

Died young.

Archibald Smith

Was his father Archibald Smith b. abt 1780?  Ot were there two Archibald Smiths in 1840 NC?

E-MAIL: From: "Bob & Judy Carpenter"
To:
Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 11:17 AM
Subject: John T. Carpenter
> Hi John
> I'm trying to close out old info that has not been rully answered while
> looking for my GGF John T. Carpenter and was wondering if you might have any
> info on the following: Namely that A John Carpenter was listed in the Anson
> Co., NC census for 1850 living in the household of Archibald Smith, 68, M,
> Farmer.  It is recorded in the Dumas Shop Dist. on page 230.  Listed along
> with Mr. Smith whom I presume is the father of Sarah.  "John Carpenter is
> listed as age 27, M, Laborer, and born in NC; his wife Sarah, age 25, also
> born in NC; daughter Elizabeth age 5, Son William, age 3, and another son
> James, age 1".  Somewhere along the line I picked up a note that this same
> John Carpenter was in the 1860 census for Tenessee. However, I can't prove
> that at this point in time.  However, I can prove that my GGF John T.
> Carpenter was in Cache, Greene Co., Arkansas for the 1860 Census.
>
> My GGF was born in NC in 1823 and he also would have been 27 years old.
> Since he was 12 years older that Frances E. Richardson when they married in
> Chattooga County, Ga on 18 January 1855, there is a good chance that he was
> married previously.  So, I'm just going back now and trying to prove or
> disprove info in my notes.
> Thanks
>
> Bob Carpenter
> Lompoc, CA

REPLY:
You wrote:
"... A John Carpenter was listed in the Anson Co., NC census for 1850 living in the household of Archibald Smith, 68, M, Farmer.  It is recorded in the Dumas Shop Dist. on page 230.  Listed along with Mr. Smith whom I presume is the father of Sarah.  "John Carpenter is listed as age 27, M, Laborer, and born in NC; his wife Sarah, age 25, also born in NC; daughter Elizabeth age 5, Son William, age 3, and another son James, age 1". "
I can help with Archibald Smith.
Three male Carpenters (Lydia's brothers) are not listed with families.  One died young.
1. Samuel Carpenter,
2. Stephen Carpenter, born c1797, died young.
3. James Carpenter
If the John Carpenter b. 1823 (age 27 in the 1850 Census) was living with his grandfather Archibald Smith - this means one of his daughters married, probably, Samuel or James Carpenter.
Comments?
John R. Carpenter

MORE:
From: "Terry Carpenter"
To: "John R. Carpenter"
Cc: "Bob & Judy Carpenter"
Sent: Monday, November 04, 2002 2:58 AM
Subject: Re: John T. Carpenter
> John,
>
> Thanks for helping.  This John Carpenter living with
> Archibald Smith in 1850 was John L. Carpenter, and can be
> traced into TN, whereas Bob's John Carpenter went to AR
> then returned to GA.  They are two separate Johns.
>
> Bob and I corresponded a while back I believe.  I offered
> some suggestions for identifying the line, but apparently
> they didn't work out.
>
> Regards,
> Terry

2513. Rev. Timothy Carpenter

A traveling Methodist preacher.

BIRTH: Born 2 Mar 1773 in one record and 1 Mar 1773 in another.

DEATH: Death information by Charles Martin Ward, Jr. in the Mayflower
Quarterly, Feb. 1995.

SEE: "The Mayflower Quarterly" Feb. 1995, page 59 to 65 by Charles Martin
Ward, Jr. the great-great-great grandson of Cyril Carpenter, the youngest son
of Timothy and Hannah Carpenter.
Donna Marie McDonnell Hogle of San Diego, CA provided information on Timothy's
son (Sid's descendantcy) in August 1997.

FAMILY: Ox team to KY. Then Three Forks of Wolf River, TN.  Page 10 Our Family
Tree 4th of 12 children.  Timothy Jr, Consider, Lucy, Deborah, John, Dan,
Cyril and Nancy. The first four born in MA. Some records show them in Rowe,
Franklin, MA but family tradition says they lived near Salem, MA. "Our Family
Tree", p.9-10.
"...Timothy Carpenter, a burly, aggressive pioneer, of Scotch descent...He was
a Yankee, raised to young manhood in the State of Connecticut, but drifting up
to Boston Mass. he married Hannah Brown, of that city. (He) was an Itinerant,
or travelling Methodist Preacher.  They lived in Salem for quite a few years,
as my grandfather, Consider Carpenter, the second son, was six years of age
when visiting great grandmothers family in Boston, a farewell visit on the way
to TN became lost seeing the sights of the city, holding up the expedition for
a couple of days.  They travelled overland all the way, by Ox team, reaching
the southern part of Kentucky, they stopped for a short time, coming a little
later to TN where there was a small settlement at the Three Forks of Wolf
River.  The first settler of the valley was a hunter and pioneer of VA by the
name of Coonrod Pyle,  (Ancestor of #1084, mother of SGT. Alvin York) who
discovered it on a hunting and pioneering expedition in company with Daniel
Boone.  Tim bought a farm on a small stream, called Cove Creek, a tributary of
the Wolf River, and near the original Settlement which he farmed with the help
of his five sons until they reached manhood or were of age.  Grandfather
himself was preaching, travelling a circuit extending over the southern part
of Kentucky, and the counties of Fentress, Morgan and portions of Scott,
Cumberland and Overton Counties making the rounds of his circuit once a month,
preaching in the homes of the sparsely settled inhabitants, in groves of trees
or in brush covered Arbors.  Settlers travelled for miles to attend
preaching services.  Tim (eventually) sold the Wolf River Farm to his second
son Consider and took up a 1000 acre grant of Government land....built a house
...on White Oak Creek (with) a flowing stream of delightfully cold water,
where they kept their Dairy Products, and cooled their watermelons in the
Summertime..nearby he constructed a Lumber and Gris(t) Mill for grinding corn,
building a dam across the stream for power. The Dam was made of split pine
logs, held to the Frameing by means of wooden pins, there was not a nail in
the building the same being true of his dwelling, which consisted of two pens
or houses, with a ten foot porch between (Dog Trot House). That place was
known as the Carpenter Mills, and was probably the only mill within a 20-mile
radius.  The farmer would place a bushel and a half bag of corn across the
back of a horse, straddle it himself, and spend a full day going to the mill
and back.  But time meant very little to those people, the principal thing was
to get some bread in the house, a couple of weeks supply generally being in
that bag."
Occupation given as "Miller" on 1850 census for Morgan Co., TN.

BURIAL: C.M. Ward in Mayflower Quarterly, Feb.1995 says, "Timothy
Carpenter's tombstone inscription reads, 'Father gone home'.  Hannah
Carpenter's tombstone inscription reads 'Mother at rest'.  Timothy and Hannah
Carpenter are buried next to their sons, Cyril and Dan Carpenter, and
their wives."

NOTES: Timothy Carpenter was born on 1 Mar 1773 in Connecticut. He died on 7
Feb 1853. He was buried in Tranquility United Methodist
Church Cemetery, County Road 220, McMinn County, TN. He was a Methodist
minister. Timothy Carpenter was a Yankee born in Connecticut.
Rumor has it that some of his people left money in Ireland. As a young man,
Timothy moved to Massachusetts and Married Hannah Brown. Early
in life he became a Methodist minister, and his brother Samuel Carpenter was a
missionary Baptist preacher. Reverend Timothy Carpenter and
his wife came from Massachusetts to Kentucky. After traveling for a few years
in Kentucky, he came to Tennessee and purchased a good farm
on Wolf River.
Our forefathers came to McMinn County in 1853. They settled in three areas -
the Charlie Russell Place, the place where James Hyde lived, and
what was known as the "Sliger Place", which later belonged to Chris
Wattenbarger and was owned by John Carpenter until he died in 1966. The
Carpenters were of English descent. Parents: Cyril Carpenter and Lucy Lane.
He was married to Hannah Brown on 25 Aug 1795 in Boston, MA. Children were:
Timothy Carpenter , Consider Carpenter, Lucy Carpenter ,
Deborah Carpenter, Dan Carpenter , Nancy Carpenter, John Carpenter , Cyril
Carpenter.
SEE: Web page at: http://users.pld.com/rod/Genealogy/d4.htm

E-MAIL:
From: Vicki Held  -  Vicki Carpenter Held   vheld@utma.com
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2014 11:14 AM
To: carpenter@rootsweb.com ; Carpenter-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [CARPENTER] Carpenter, Tabor, Snow, Fenton, Mosher,Brown - 1800 New England, New York

Mayflower connections: In the book Mayflower Births and Deaths vol. 1&2 page179. Hannah Brown is listed as the daughter of Noah Brown who is descendedfrom John Howland and Elizabeth Tilley from the Mayflower. Also she descendsfrom John and Joan Tilley of the MayFlower. Hannah’s brother, Elisha Brownmarried Timothy Carpenter’s sister Hannah Carpenter (born 1790, lived inRowe MA and later in Michigan) Hannah Carpenter Brown and Timothy Carpenterare listed as children of Cyril Carpenter born Sept. 7, 1743 who is alsofound listed as (Deacon Cyril Carpenter a Revolutionary War Veteran ). Thisis a great find for families that can connect to this line through the Rev.Timothy Carpenter. Carpenter Connections: I have this listed as Timothy’s Family line in myinformation Rev. Timothy Carpenter who married Hannah Brown: > 02 Mar 1773 Attleboro,Bristol, Massachusetts,– died 07 Feb 1853 - McMinn, Tennessee His father was Cyril Carpenter: Born Sept. 7, 1743 Attleboro, Bristol,Massachusetts, Died 23 Nov 1811 Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, marriedto Lucy Lane His grandfather was: Josiah Carpenter 08 Oct 1719 Rehoboth, Bristol,Massachusetts – Died 31 Oct 1747 Cumberland, Providence, Rhode Island,married to Huldah Walker His great grandfather was Obadiah Carpenter 12 Mar 1677 Rehoboth, and diedin Rehoboth on 25 Oct 1749 married to Deliverance Preston His great great grandfather was William Carpenter born 22 Nov 1631 inShalbourne England death was on 26 Jan in 1703 at Rehoboth. His 3x great grandfather was William Carpenter born 1605 – England and death1659 Rehoboth, Mass (My great grandfather 8x through his daughter HannahCarpenter who married “cousin” Joseph Carpenter) Link to Timothy Carpenter’s find a grave. Http://www.findagrave com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=5716922 Timothy Carpenter There are references to both Rev. Timothy Carpenter and his grandson Rev.Timothy Carpenter Frogge in these two books that can be found online inGoogle books. Western Cavaliers: Embracing the History of the Methodist Episcopal Church .. By Albert Henry Redford The history of Methodism in Kentucky, Volume 2 By Albert Henry Redford  Rev. TIMOTHY CARPENTER FROGGE born Fentress Co., Tenn., April 21, 1821; sonof Cornelius and Deborah Carpenter Frogge; grandson of Rev. TimothyCarpenter, a pioneer Methodist preacher; joined Methodist Church, Sept. 18,1837, Wayne Co., Ky.; licensed to preach in Methodist Church in August 1840;admitted to Ky. Conference; ordained deacon and in 1847 ordained elder;married (1) Harriet C. Wilson (died 1855), Albany, Ky., Jan. 7, 1847; 4children; (2) Mrs. Sarah P. Pillow, nee Duncan, May 8, 1862; 2 children, onedied, the other, T. F. Frogge, in whose residence he died, 3 miles east ofRussellville, Ky., Nov. 28, 1899, just little more than a year after hiswife's demise; buried "in the Duncan graveyard, where sleeps Dr. EdwardStevenson, one half mile east from there sleeps Rev. John Littlejohn and onehalf mile east of him, in sight of where Frogge lived sleeps Rev. ValentineCook." Four stepchildren, the youngest being Wiley G. Pillow of Oregon. Cynthia Anne Spearman Frogge (who was named for my 3x great grand motherCynthia Anne Frogge Spearman) married Rev. A. B. Wright He has written anautobiography that is very interesting and references the Carpenter familythroughout the book. Autobiography of Rev A. B. Wright: Of HolstonConference, M. E. Church by A.B. Wright. Of special interest to me were thehardships described during the Civil War for this family. Hope this information opens some doors for you. 
More information on the family of Rev. Timothy CarpenterHere are parts of a story about this family written by a Mr. George Gallowayin 1945. "This story was passed down from my great grandmother, this isabout the family of the Carpenters and Galloways:"HISTORY OF THE ANTECEDENTS OF THE GALLOWAYS AND CARPENTERS WRITTEN BY: GEORGE C. GALLOWAY 1945 INTRODUCTORY When I was a small boy I used to sit on a stool alongside my mother’s chairand operate a small flax spinning wheel. This spinning wheel was run by asewing machine style treadle, and my mother being in very poor health wasunable to run it herself. To while away the time, for we did this for hoursand days, I used to read and study spelling from Noah Websters “Old BlueBack Speller”, and when tired of this mother would tell me stories of herchildhood days—stories of her aunts, great and great aunts. Some of her stories were very interesting, and being often told me made suchan impression on my mind that I have never forgotten them. So I am going topiece them together, and write you a history of our relatives, as my mothersgave them to me following up with such family history as has come under myown observation. I am judging the dates somewhat by the date of my grandparents on my mother’s side of the relationship—“The Carpenters”. MyGrandmother Carpenter being born in the year 1800, and my GrandfatherCarpenter, who was three years her senior, being born in 1797. The Grandparents on my father’s side were probably ten years older thanthose of my Mothers, so the ages I will give will be somewhat approximatebut not very far wrong. And now this is the story my Mother gave to me. My Great Grandfather, on my Mother’s side of the family, was TimothyCarpenter. A burly aggressive Pioneer, of England and Scotch descent, bornin the year 1763. He was a Yankee. His Father’s family living in the town ofNorth Attleboro, Massachusetts, but he drifted up to Boston and marriedHannah Brown of that city. They moved to, or settled in or near the town ofSalem, Massachusetts where several members of the family were born. Great Grandfather Tim Carpenter was an “Itinerant” or traveling MethodistPreacher. They lived in Salem for quite a few years as their second son,Consider (my Grandfather), was six years of age when they visited GreatGrandmother’s family in Boston on a farewell visit on their way to TennesseeLittle Consider got lost in seeing the sights of the city, and held up theexpedition for a couple of days. They traveled overland, all the way by Ox-team, to the southern part ofKentucky, where they stopped for a short time, coming a little later toTennessee, where there was a small settlement at the three forks of WolfRiver. The first settler of the little valley at the forks of the river, wasa Hunter and Pioneer by the name of Coonrod Pyle, who discovered it while ona hunting and exploring expedition, in company with Daniel Boone. Otherpioneer settlers were such names as Crockets, Delks, Brahnims, Frogges,Conatsers, and others whose descendants many of them are living there at thepresent time. They came mostly from Virginia and North Carolina. Great Grandfather Timothy bought a farm, on a small stream, called CoveCreek, a tributary of Wolf River and near the original settlement. He farmedwith the assistance of his five sons, until they were grown up or became ofage. Great Grandfather in the meantime was preaching, traveling a circuit,extending at first over the southern part of Kentucky then later overcountries of Fentress, Morgan, Scott, and parts of Cumberland and Overton ofTennessee. He made the rounds of his circuit once per month, preaching inthe homes of the sparsely settled farmers, and in the summertime in grovesof trees, or in brush covered arbors. The settlers traveled for miles toattend preaching services. Great Grandfather’s family consisted of eight member—five boys and threegirls. Boys were named Timothy Jr., Consider (my Grandfather), John, Dan,and Cyril. The girls were named Deborah, Lucy and Nancy. Timothy CarpenterJr. Went to Texas at an early date in the history of that state. Of him Iknow nothing. · My Grandfather Sid Carpenter married Susan Guthrie. · John Carpenter married Rhoda Gurthie, sister by the name of Cissel. Theymoved to Sweet-Water Tennessee, in McMinn county, near Athens, Tennessee.They were both Methodist Preachers and were instrumental in establishing aMethodist Theological School at Athens, Tennessee. Many descendants of Danand Cyril Carpenter live in the surrounding country at the present time.· Great Aunt Nancy Carpenter married William Powell, going to Illinois,where he became quite wealthy in farming and stock raising. · Great Aunt Lucy Carpenter married Middleton Halloway and moved to KentuckyI visited Middleton Halloway at Whitley City, Kentucky, in 1895. He wasPostmaster at that place. He had no family by my great aunt Lucy, and at herdeath had married again. · Great Aunt Deborah (Debby) Carpenter married Corneilius Mitchel Frogge. Hewas known by either name—“Mitch” or “Neil” Frogge. He owned a farm, in theWolf River Valley Settlement, which is still in the possession of hisgrandchildren. He moved out to Morgan County with his Father-in-law, greatGrandfather Carpenter, settling a farm on White Oak Creek, a short distancefrom his Father-in-law’s place, (The farm now owned by Wash Mathews). Helived there about six years, then moved back to his Wolf River farms,growing a large pond of Frogges, as we will take up a little later. Returning now to Great Grandfather Rev. Timothy Carpenter. He sold his WolfRiver farm to his son Consider (my Grandfather), and took up a GovernmentGrant of land of 1,000 acres, lying on White Oak Creek, now known as theSchenck Place, and within a short distance of his son-in-law Frogges farm,as we have just stated, whose farm was a part of my Great Grandfathers 1,000acre tract. Great Grandfather built a house under or just at the edge of a cliff onWhite Oak Creek. Under this cliff, and further back from the dwelling, therewas a flowing spring of delightfully cold water, where they kept their dairyproducts and cooled their watermelons in the summer time. Directly across the road that ran in front of the house, and not more than ahundred feet from his dwelling, he constructed a Lumber and Grist Mill forgrinding corn. He built a dam across the stream for power. The dam was builtof split pine logs, fastened to the framing by means of wooden pins. Therewas not an iron nail in the building. The same being true of his dwellinghouse, which consisted of two log pens or houses, with a ten foot porchbetween. I cannot remember any windows, though there may have been. GreatGrandfather (Rev. Timothy Carpenter) lived there until he was quite feeble,when he moved back to my Grandfather Sid Carpenter’s house in Popular Cove.He died soon after thus ending the life of a true Pioneer, as well as aMissionary to the scattered settlers of southern Kentucky, and easternTennessee, where he was widely known and highly respected. Grandfather Sid Carpenter then moved to the place on White Oak Creek andlived there until he died. That place was known as the “Carpenter Mills”,and was probably the only mill within a radius of twenty five miles around.A farmer would place a two bushel bag of corn across the back of a horse,straddle it himself, and spend a full day going to the mill and back. Buttime meant very little to the people of those days. The principle thing wasthe get some bread in the house. A couple of weeks supply being in that bag.I wish I might be able to describe a Water Power Saw Mill like that myGrandfather installed with his grist mill, there on White Oak Creek. It waswhat was known as a “sash Saw”, something like a Cross-cut saw, standing onit’s end, held in a frame, the lower end of which was attached to a strongwooden wheel, which in turn was operated by means of a wooden gear causingit to rotate in a circular direction, and each time this wheel made arevolution the saw above was brought down, making a stroke through the logwhich was held in place, on a moveable carriage, operated by a cableattached to a round log pulley, so arranged that each revolution of thewheel to which the saw was affixed, would push it along, just so far, abouta quarter inch distance, cutting a line through the log, which meant oneboard about every ten to fifteen minutes. A slow way, you will say, to getlumber, but it was better than to saw the boards by hand power, by one manstanding in a pit in the ground, another above, literally sawing off a sliceof a log that was fastened between them, with a cross-cut saw, as you wouldcut a stick of wood into today. Well, it indeed was a slow process ofgetting lumber, and in consequence there was very little of it used. Manyfloors were made of hewed slabs of pine, the farmer using what was called abroadaxe, with which an experienced “Axe” man could hew a surface prettynearly smooth as if it was planned. And now to get back to our story, and take up my Great Uncle Neil Frogge’shistory, who we have stated, was married to Great Aunt Debbie Carpenter,sister to my Grandfather Sid Carpenter. Their family was prolific, plentifuland numerous, consisting of fifteen children—six boys and nine girls,however six of them died in infancy, only two boys and seven girls reachedmaturity. The boys were named Timothy and John W. Frogge. The girls wereHannah Browne, Elizabeth Turley, Lucy Lane, Cynthia Anne, Deborah Jane,Rebecky Bosley, and Mary Baskett Frogge, respectively. They married asfollows: Hannah Browne Frogge married Harrison Williams Elizabeth Turley Frogge married Simon Shelley Lucy Lane Frogge married James Crouch Cynthia Anne married Reverend A.B. Wright Deborah Jane married Louis Shelley Rebecka Bosley married Timothy Peters (Brother to Tobias, Clark, and HenryPeters) with who our family are so well acquainted Mary Baskett married J.R. McGinnis The boys married as follows—John W. married Nancy Wright, sister of hisbrother-in-law, Reverend A.B. Wright and Timothy Carpenter Frogge marriedHarriet Wilson. I have mentioned all of these names in full to show you how all of them werenamed for relatives of our antecedents, “Hannah Browne” name of wife ofgreat grandfather Tim, and Lucy Lane going back to an aunt living in England(my correction Lucy Lane is Timothy Carpenter’s mother) before the familycame to America. Also the names of these Aunts and Uncles were given togenerations coming after them. John W. Frogge of Wolf River, being my Mother’s cousin, would make his sonSteve, Dan, and Cyril Frogge, living in Jamestown, Tennessee, second cousinsto myself. Tim Peters and Louis Shelley marrying Neil Frogges daughterswould also be my mother’s first cousin. They were both Methodist Preachers.Louis Shelley was pastor of a church in Louisville, Kentucky when I lived inthat city in 1905, and by way of finishing up our relationship with theFrogges will say that A.B. Wright, marrying Cynthia A. Frogge, my mother’sfirst cousin, would make his children Mary J, James, Will D., and AsburyWright second cousins to myself. But now to get back to the Carpenter Family. Great Uncle Tim, John, Dan,Cyril we have already disposed of, as well as the families of my great auntsDebby, Lucy, and Nancy, leaving my Grandfather Sid Carpenter yet to be takencare of. My Grandfather Consider Carpenter’s family consisted of three boysand five girls and their history is as follows: Itmothy, Mother’s oldestbrother, enlisted in the army of the war between the States and Mexico.Wounded in action he was returned by boat to Memphis, Tennessee, where hedied. Mary A., oldest daughter, married my Father, Hannah B., seconddaughter, married L.P. Galloway, my father’s brother Rhoda, third daughter, married Amos York, Nancy married Leander Peters, whoenlisted in the Union Army of the Civil War, and was killed in the Battle ofStone Rive at Murphreysboro, Tennessee.George Y., second son, enlisted in the Union Army, along with hisbrother-in-law, Peters, was killed by Guerillas (home guards so called)while visiting his home on furlough John, the youngest son, married NancyWright, sister of his brother George Carpenter’s wife, Eliza Wright Jane, youngest sister of my mother’s, married Jasper Campbell, who enlistedin the Rebel Army and fought through several engagements without gettingwounded. John Carpenter later also enlisted in the Rebel Army therebydividing the family equally in the war of the Rebellion, one brother and onebrother-in-law fighting with the forces of the north, and one with theSouthern Forces. Uncle John Carpenter’s wife, Nancy, died at the birth of their daughter, whowas also named Nancy, and who was raised by her Aunt Freely Wright, and herbachelor uncle, James Wright. John Carpenter, with his brother-in-lawCampbell, after the Civil War settled in Russellville, Kentucky. My uncleJohn married again, bought a farm and raised a family. Some of the membersliving there until the present time. Aunt Nancy Carpenter, fourth daughter of my Grandfather, married LeanderPeters, who as we have already stated was killed in the battle of StoneRiver. They had one son named Wesley Peters, who on growing up, marriedSophronia York. They were both first cousins to myself, but not related toeach other, being on opposite sides of our family tree. Aunt Nancy, afterthe death of her husband Peters, married A.R. Lewallen. To whom were bornsix boys and three girls, their names were John, Horace, Orlando, Kingsley,Hollie, and Herman. The girls were named Linnie, Anna, and Lurie. I do notknow who the boys married, as they married mostly outside of the community.Linnie married Worcester Peters, Annie married John B. York, another firstcousin but unrelated to each other, and Lurie married Will Davis. All thesefellows were boys of the neighborhood. There are numerous cousins,grandchildren of my Aunt Nancy, but I will not try to carry the relationshipfurther than first cousins, as I would be unable to name very many of them. My mother’s youngest sister Jane Carpenter, as we stated earlier, marriedand lived in Russellville, Kentucky. Had four children, three boys and onegirl, the names were Alonza, Marion, Sam and Cordelia, but I know verylittle of their families. Family names of Hannah and Timothy are common in my family. My Aunt HannahGalloway had the full name of her Grandmother “Hannah Browne” of Boston,wife of the pioneer Grandfather “Tim”, born around the year 1775. Also everygeneration following had a Timothy—great Grandfather being Timothy the firstHis eldest son, brother of my grandfather Sid Carpenter, was Timothy thesecond. My mother’s oldest brother, who died in the Mexican War with theUnited States, was Timothy the third, and my oldest brother would makeTimothy the 4th, and my nephews Timothy Young and Timothy Hall would beTimothy the fifth, from my great grandfather Timothy Carpenter of Salem,Massachusetts.

Hannah Brown

BIRTH: 29 Apr 1770 in one record and 29 Apr 1767 in another record.
When her father died, her brother Noah was appointed administrator of his
estate on 28 Apr. 1777 and guardian of Hannah.

6009. Timothy Carpenter

SEE: From C.M.Ward, Feb. 1995 MAYFLOWER QUARTERLY. Timothy and Alsie Carpenter
left TN and settled in TX. They are found in Fannin County, TX in the 1840
census. Timothy Carpenter, Jr. was evidently dead by the time of the 1850
census when his widow, Alsie Carpenter, is found living in the home of A.B.
Willson in Dallas County, TX.

6011. Lucy Carpenter

DEATH:SOUR Birth date, husbands name and death place from Robert Whitall.

Middleton B. Holloway

OCCUPATION: Postmaster/Whitley Cty,KY.
DEATH:"Our Family Tree and Its Branches" by George Galloway, p.10
Per C.M. Ward in Mayflower Quarterly Feb., 1995 "They are on the 1850 Morgan Co.
TN census with MA as Lucy's place of birth.  The Holloways later settled in
KY, and Lucy Holloway is buried near Whitley City, KY.  In Apr.1891, Rev. A.B.
Wright visited Middleton Holloway and he records that they 'walked out one-
half mile to the grave of Lucy Carpenter Holloway, his first wife, and also an
aunt of my wife'."

6012. Deborah Carpenter

DEATH:Birth date, husband, and death place from Robert Whitall.

6013. Hannah Carpenter

DEATH:Died young.

6015. Daniel Carpenter

OCCUPATION: Methodist Minister.
DEATH: SOUR Birth, marriage, and death information from Robert Whitall.
Both Dan and Cyril were Methodist ministers.  They moved to Sweetwater, TN,
near Athens, and were instrumental in establishing a Theological School,
Athens College.  They married sisters named Cisel. Our Family Tree and Its
Branches, p.10.  Robert Whitall spelled the sisters' name CISCEL.
C.M.Ward says CECIL. "Purchased land in McMinn Co., Nov. 17, 1848."
NOTES:  Dan Carpenter was born on 24 Dec 1807. He died on 31 Mar 1891. He was
buried in Tranquility United Methodist Church Cemetery,
County Road 220, McMinn County, TN. He was a Methodist minister. Dan was a
Methodist minister from early life and had no children. He was
called a "circuit rider" and covered parts of Tennessee and Virginia using a
sheepskin for a saddle. According to 1850 Census of McMinn
County, TN birthplace was South Carolina. Parents: Timothy Carpenter and Hannah
Brown.
SEE Web Page at: http://users.pld.com/rod/Genealogy/d3.htm#P626

Jane Cissel

NAME: Ceceil or Cissel.

2514. Rev. Samuel Carpenter

Number 1528 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217.
His family is number 507 in the CM.
His wife, Rhoda Carpenter, is number 1917 daughter of James number 799 in the
CM.  By 1808, his residence was Rowe, MA, he then moved to New York thense to
Ohio.  He was a Circuit Baptist Minister.  An Elkanah Carpenter of MI
(per the CM) indicates that Samuel died in 1861 and not in 1844 as recorded
in the CM. 1861 death year used in this record.

GRAVE: image
Rev Samuel Carpenter
Birth: 21 Jun 1776 Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 23 May 1861 (aged 84) Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan, USA
Burial: West Sebewa Cemetery, Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan, USA
Plot: Lot 70 - 5
Memorial #: 41806155
Bio:
s/o Cyril Carpenter / Lucy Lane

Baptist Minister

m 9 Feb 1797 Attleboro, Bristol Co., MA
Rhoda Carpenter -they were 3rd cousins

They had 10 known children - Leonard, Stephen Lane, Samuel Darius, John Wesley, Phineas Thornton, Rhoda, Cyril, James Creighton, Jonah Hill, Elkanah Lane
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Carpenter family were orig' buried in a cemetery located on the S.W. corner of Kimmel and Tupper roads. All the bodies were moved, and the Carpenters were moved to the West Sebewa Cemetery
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Family Members
Parents
Cyril Carpenter                 1743-1811
Lucy Lane Carpenter                 1748-1793
Spouse
Rhoda Carpenter Carpenter                 1773-1862
Siblings
Cyril Carpenter                 1765-1854
Dan Carpenter                 1768-1806
Timothy Carpenter                 1770-1853
Elkanah Carpenter                 1770-1825
Nathan Carpenter                 1775-1816
Lucy Carpenter Follett                 1779-1814
David Carpenter                 1781-1861
Jonathan Carpenter                 1784-1833
Huldah Carpenter Dary                 1787-1887
Hannah Carpenter Brown                 1790-1863
Children
Phineas Thornton Carpenter                 1805-1879
Cyril Carpenter                 1810-1873
James Creighton Carpenter                 1813-1890
Jonah Hill Carpenter                 1817-1911
Elkanah Lane Carpenter                 1819-1908
Maintained by: BluMoKitty (46830270)
Originally Created by: B. Darling (47076697)
Added: 10 Sep 2009
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/41806155/samuel-carpenter
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 23 June 2020), memorial page for Rev Samuel Carpenter (21 Jun 1776–23 May 1861), Find a Grave Memorial no. 41806155, citing West Sebewa Cemetery, Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan, USA ; Maintained by BluMoKitty (contributor 46830270) .

Rhoda Carpenter

Number 1917 in the CM.
RESIDENCE: Moved To State Of NY 1898.

GRAVE:
Rhoda Carpenter Carpenter
Birth: 6 Aug 1773 Massachusetts, USA
Death: 20 Jun 1862 (aged 88) Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan, USA
Burial: West Sebewa Cemetery, Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan, USA
Memorial #: 102725619
Bio:

Rhoda Carpenter Carpenter
BIRTH 6 Aug 1773
Massachusetts, USA
DEATH 20 Jun 1862 (aged 88)
Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan, USA
BURIAL
West Sebewa Cemetery
Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan, USA
MEMORIAL ID 102725619 · View Source

MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 0
FLOWERS 0
d/o James Carpenter / Bethiah Hyde

m 9 Feb 1797 Attleboro, Bristol Co., MA
Samuel Carpenter -they were 3rd cousins

They had 10 known children - Leonard, Stephen Lane, Samuel Darius, John Wesley, Phineas Thornton, Rhoda, Cyril, James Creighton, Jonah Hill, Elkanah Lane
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Carpenter family were orig' buried in a cemetery located on the S.W. corner of Kimmel and Tupper roads. All the bodies were moved, and the Carpenters were moved to the West Sebewa Cemetery
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Family Members
Parents
James Carpenter                 1738-1829
Bethiah Hyde Carpenter                 1749-1813
Spouse
Samuel Carpenter                 1776-1861
Siblings
Josiah Carpenter                 1768-1823
Lucy Carpenter Bliss                 1769-1835
Chloe Carpenter Carpenter                 1770-1848
David Carpenter                 1775-1853
Betsey Carpenter Carpenter                 1778-1852
Abner Carpenter                 1787-1845
Elijah Carpenter                 1789-1837
Children
Phineas Thornton Carpenter                 1805-1879
Cyril Carpenter                 1810-1873
James Creighton Carpenter                 1813-1890
Jonah Hill Carpenter                 1817-1911
Elkanah Lane Carpenter                 1819-1908
Created by: BluMoKitty (46830270)
Added: 27 Dec 2012
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/102725619/rhoda-carpenter
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 23 June 2020), memorial page for Rhoda Carpenter Carpenter (6 Aug 1773–20 Jun 1862), Find a Grave Memorial no. 102725619, citing West Sebewa Cemetery, Lake Odessa, Ionia County, Michigan, USA ; Maintained by BluMoKitty (contributor 46830270) .

Max Roha's data: (See mother's notes for source references).
SECOND GENERATION
6.  Rhoda Carpenter was born on 6 Aug 1773 in Rehoboth (Bristol) MA.  She
immigrated before 1797 to Rowe (Franklin) MA.  She immigrated after 1819 to
Sebewa Twp. (Ionia) MI. She died on 20 Jun 1862. She has Ancestral File Number
1W87-V2K. She was listed in Carp-Mem under #1917. Much of the information
of this branch genealogy was researched by Ken Carpenter, Grand
Island NY, (GEDCOM of research by Gladys Hammill, his 9th cousin 2x removed
and Rhoda's third great granddaughter) and by John R. Carpenter, La Mesa CA.
She was married to Rev. Samuel Carpenter on 9 Feb 1797 in Attleboro (Bristol)
MA.  Rev. Samuel Carpenter was born on
21 Jun 1775 in Attleboro (Bristol) MA. He appeared on the census in 1840 in
Brunswick (Medina) OH. [47] He died on 21 May 1861 in Sebewa Twp. (Ionia) MI.
[48] He immigrated to NY. He was a Circuit Methodist Minister. [49] He was
listed in Carpenter Mem under #1528. [50] He was a Circuit Baptist Minister.
Rhoda Carpenter and Rev. Samuel Carpenter had the following children:
37 i. Leonard Carpenter was born on 15 Nov 1797 in Attleboro (Bristol) MA.
He died on 20 Jun 1862.
[51] He was a Farmer.. He was listed in Carp-Mem under #3277. [52]
38 ii. Stephen Lane Carpenter was born on 7 Apr 1799 in Attleboro (Bristol) MA.
He died in Utica  (Oneida) NY. [53]  He was a Wheelright.  He resided in Utica
(Oneida) NY. [54] He was a war veteran, Served as captain in a militia company.
[55] He was listed in Carp-Mem under #3278. [56]
+39 iii. Samuel Darius Carpenter.
+40 iv. John Wesley Carpenter.
41 v. Thornton Carpenter was born on 29 Apr 1804 in Attleboro (Bristol) MA.
May have been adopted. He was listed in Carp-Mem under #3286a. [57]
42 vi. Phinius Thomas Carpenter was born on 18 Feb 1805 in Brattleboro
(Windham) VT. He died on 4 Jun 1818 in Brattleboro (Windham) VT. [58]
He was buried at Eunic Creskill Cemetery in
Brattleboro (Windham) VT. He was listed in Carp-Mem under #3281. [59]
+43 vii. Rhoda Carpenter.
+44 viii. Cyril Carpenter.
+45 ix. James Creighton Carpenter.
+46 x. Jonah Hill Carpenter.
+47 xi. Elkannah Lane Carpenter.

6018. Lanard Carpenter

A farmer.

6019. Stephen Lane Carpenter

DEATH:Said To Have Died In Utica, Oneida, NY.  A Wheelright.

6022. Thornton Carpenter

BIRTH: May Have Been Adopted.

6023. Phinius Thomas Carpenter

DEATH:At Age Of 13yrs. 4m 14d.

2515. Nathan Carpenter

Number 1529 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217.  Family is number 508.
Nathan died age 42.  He was a farmer.

6029. Mary Ann Carpenter

Number 3287 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 371. No family listed.
Correction notes on 845 indicates marriage and new residence.
Residence before marriage: Hartford, CT.

6033. Samuel Carpenter

Number 3291 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 371.
Correction notes on 845 indicates death date corrections.
No Family is listed. He settled in Buffalo, NY.  An Engraver.
His wife was the daughter of Noah and Mary or Polly (Carpenter - Number 1312
in the CM) Bliss.

Asena Bliss

Not in the Carpenter Memorial.  Her mother however is number 1312 in the CM.
Asena was residing in Rehoboth when she met her cousin Samuel.

6034. Lucy Lane Carpenter

Number 3292 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 371.
No Family is listed. She settled in PA.

2517. David Carpenter

Number 1531 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 217.  Family is number 509.
It is supposed that he moved to Harford, PA. He settled in Gibson township
in 1809. A farmer.
NAME: Davis on father's page and David on his family page.  David elsewhere.

BIRTH:
Name: David Carpenter
Event Type: Birth
Birth Date: 30 Dec 1781
Birth Place: Attleboro, Massachusetts
Father Name: Cyriel Carpenter
Mother Name: Lucy Lane
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.
Original data: Town and City Clerks of Massachusetts. Massachusetts Vital and Town Records. Provo, UT: Holbrook Research Institute (Jay and Delene Holbrook).

MARRIAGE:  1811
Name: Abiah Follet
Gender: Female
Spouse: David Carpenter
Marriage Date: 20 Jan 1811
City: Attleboro
County: Bristol
Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 1987017 items 2-6.
Source Information
Dodd, Jordan, Liahona Research, comp. Massachusetts, Marriages, 1633-1850 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
Original data: With some noted exceptions all marriage records in this collection can be found at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, and may be available through Family History Centers throughout the United States. See table below for information listed.
NOTE:  SEE the following also.
Name: Abiah Follett
Event Type: Marriage
Marriage Date: 20 Jan 1811
Marriage Place: Attleboro, Massachusetts
Spouse Name: David Hartford
Source Information
Ancestry.com. Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.
Original data: Town and City Clerks of Massachusetts. Massachusetts Vital and Town Records. Provo, UT: Holbrook Research Institute (Jay and Delene Holbrook).

CENSUS: 1820 US Census
Name: David Carpenter
Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over : 1
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 1
Free White Persons - Under 16: 3
Free White Persons - Over 25: 2
Total Free White Persons: 6
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 6
Source Citation
1820 U S Census; Census Place: Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania; Page: 20; NARA Roll: M33_112; Image: 31
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1820 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: Fourth Census of the United States, 1820. (NARA microfilm publication M33, 142 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.

CENSUS: 1830 US Census
Name: David Carpenter
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 50 thru 59: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1
Free White Persons - Under 20: 5
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 8
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 8
Source Citation
1830; Census Place: Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania; Series: M19; Roll: 162; Page: 28; Family History Library Film: 0020636
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1830 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: Fifth Census of the United States, 1830. (NARA microfilm publication M19, 201 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.

CENSUS: 1840 US Census
Name: David Carpenter
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 50 thru 59: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 50 thru 59: 1
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 4
Free White Persons - Under 20: 6
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 10
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 10
Source Citation
Year: 1840; Census Place: Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania; Roll: 476; Page: 363; Image: 746; Family History Library Film: 0020551
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1840 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: Sixth Census of the United States, 1840. (NARA microfilm publication M704, 580 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.

CENSUS: 1850 US Census
Name: David Carpenter
Age: 68
Birth Year: abt 1782
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1850: Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 225
Household Members:
Name Age
David Carpenter 68
Nancy Carpenter 63
Lyman Tiffany 43
Source Citation
Year: 1850; Census Place: Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania; Roll: M432_829; Page: 288B; Image: 572
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1850 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: Seventh Census of the United States, 1850; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M432, 1009 rolls); Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29; National Archives, Washington, D.C.

CENSUS: 1860 US Census
Name: D Carpenter
Age: 75
Birth Year: abt 1785
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Massachusetts
Home in 1860: Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
Post Office: South Gibson
Family Number: 1161
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members:
Name Age
Russell Tiffany 39
A J Tiffany 41
J C Tiffany 14
M Tiffany 8
Geo Tiffany 5
D Carpenter 75  <--------------------------
L Tiffany 15
Source Citation
Year: 1860; Census Place: Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania; Roll: M653_1185; Page: 218; Image: 222; Family History Library Film: 805185
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.

6035. Chester Carpenter

Number 3293 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 372.
No Family is listed.  Probably born in Harford, PA.

6036. Lucy Carpenter

Number 3294 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 372.
No Family is listed.  Probably born in Harford, PA.