QUAKER CITY---Services for Mrs. Cora E. Betts, 87, Quaker City, willbe conducted at 1:30 P.M. Saturday at Eberle Funeral Home here withthe Rev. Allen Teter officiating. Burial will be in Friends Cemetery.Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 until 9 P.M. today.
Mrs. Betts died at 4:30 A.M. Thursday (July 31, 1975) in BarnesvilleHospital.
Born at Calais, Monroe County, Aug. 31, 1887, she was a daughter ofthe Benjamin and Emily Jones Carpenter and was a member of the QuakerCity United Methodist Church.
Preceded in death by her husband, Edward Betts, Mrs. Betts leavesfive sisters, Mrs. Patrena Hannahs, Lewisville, Mrs. Mary AnnCoultas, Zanesville, Mrs. Mae Hannahs, Summerfield, Mrs. Anges Wehr,Batesville and Mrs. Pauline Carpenter, Calais; one grandson, RobertJohnson, Zanesville and five great grandchildren. Friday 1 Aug. 1975Jeffersonian.
QUAKER CITY---Edward B. Betts, 79, who lived on a farm one milesouthwest of Quaker City, died shortly before noon Tuesday inBarnesville General Hospital where he had been a patient sinceThursday.
He was born in Batesville May 2, 1879, son of Elijah and JennieShepherd Betts. He moved to his home near Quaker City eight years agofrom Spencer Station were he was a teamster for many years.
Mr. Betts was married March 7, 1908 to Cora Carpenter, who survives.He also leaves at grandson, Robert Johnson of Zanesville; a brother,David Betts of Batesville; two sisters, Mrs. Sadie Barnes ofZanesville and Mrs. Lizze Cline of Cambridge R.D. and fivegreat-grandchildren. A son and daughter preceded him in death.
Rev. George Vorhies will conduct funeral services at 1 P.M. Friday inthe Eberle Funeral Home in Quaker City where friends may call after 3P.M. Wednesday. Burial will be in Friends Cemetery. Wednesday 10Dec. 1958 Cambridge Jeffersonian.
DC No. 9005 Guernsey County Ohio
Obituaries of Monroe Co, Ohio, OGS (Wednesday 17 November 1948)
Theodore G. Carpenter, 80 of 20 Oak Avenue, Moundsville, died thismorning at 4:20 o?clock in the Glen Dale hospital, where he had beenconfined for a week.
He was born in Seneca, Monroe county, Ohio, March 26, 1868, a son ofthe late Robert and Martha Jane Betts Carpenter. He had resided inMoundsville for the past 23 years, moving there from Wetzel county.He was a member of the Calvary Methodist church.
Surviving are a son, Floyd E. Carpenter, of Moundsville; a daughter,Mrs. Ethel Burge, Massillon, Ohio; four grandchildren; ninegreat-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Frank Yonally, Marietta,Ohio; Mrs. Frank Hovis; and Mrs. Moffet Chamberlain, both of Tulsa,Okla. His wife, Mrs. Rachel Ann Higgins Carpenter, preceded him indeath October 27, 1947.
The body is at the Riggs funeral home in Moundsville, where serviceswill be conducted Friday at 2 P.M. by the Rev. W. R. Eskew, pastor ofCalvary church. Burial will be in Mount Rose cemetery.
DC No. 15084 Marshall County West Virginia
DC No. 14511 Marshall County West Virginia
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1285. Verchie E. "Virgie" Carpenter
SHe had children Howard, Clyde and Helen.
Walter C. Rucker, 65, of Beallsville, died Sunday afternoon, May 29,1966, at four o'clock, following an extended illness.
Born August 5, 1900 at Summerfield, Ohio, he was the son of Homer O.and Wylie Ann Carpenter Rucker. Mr. Rucker was a member of the Churchof Christ and was a veteran of World War 11.
Surviving are one brother, Carl Rucker, of Beallsville, and severalnieces and nephews.
Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at eleven o'clock in theHarper-Campbell Funeral Home at Beallsville, with Evangelist JohnHamilton officiating. Burial was in the Jerusalem Cemetery. 2 June1966 Monroe County Beacon Woodsfield Ohio.
The death of Mrs. Sarah E. Miller, aged 74, occurred Friday evening at8:35 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie McElroy, on theBarnesville-Somerton pike. The deceased was born May 12, 1862, nearCalais, the daughter of Randolph and Jane Carpenter. She spent thegreater part of her life in Monroe County, moving to Barnesville 15years ago, and eight years ago Mr. and Mrs. Miller moved to a home onthe Somerton pike. She was united in marriage to Josiah Miller April24, 1880, who preceded her in death May 22, 1934, and since his deathshe has resided with her daughter. Mrs. Miller was a women of manyfine qualities and will be greatly missed by her family and a widecircle of friends.
She leaves six daughters and a son, Mrs. Jennie McElroy and Mrs. LilaThornberry of Barnesville, Mrs. Clara Young and Mrs. Lucy Young,Lewisville; Mrs. Blanche Friday, Cleveland; Mrs. Marie Sample, ofSwayerwood, and Fred Miller, of Burcyrus; three sisters and a brother,Mrs. Mary L. Bunting, Lewisville R.D.; Mrs. Maggie Kerr, Newark; Mrs.Viola Bristler, Steubenville, and Orris Carpenter, of Lewisville R.D.; also 24 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Besides herhusband she was preceded in death by two daughters. Funeral serviceswere held Monday afternoon at McElroy home conducted by Rev. A. W.Deutsch, pastor of the Main Street M. E. Church. Interment was made inSouthern Cemetery. Monday 25 May 1936 Cambridge Jeffersonian CambridgeOhio
Josiah B. Miller, aged 75, died at the Barnesville Hospital Tuesdaymorning at 9:25 o'clock. He was admitted Saturday for treatment andunderwent an operation Monday night. Mr. Miller was born in MonroeCounty July 26, 1859, the son of Adam and Eiza Miller. He lived inthis community the great part of his life and was engaged in farming.He leaves his wife, Sarah E. Miller and several children. Funeralservices will be held at the home three miles south of Barnesville onthe Workworks road Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. TomButterfield will officiate and burial will be made in SouthernCemetery. Wed. 23 May 1934 Cambridge Jeffersonian Cambridge Ohio.
The death of Mrs. Jennie McElroy a well known resident of East MainStreet, occurred in her home early Sunday morning as result of astroke the week previous.
Deceased was the daughter of Josiah and Sarah Ellen Carpenter Millerwas born Sept. 20 1881 in Seneca township, Noble County where shelived in early life but has been a Barnesville resident for a numberof years. She was the widow of Walter McElroy who preceded her indeath six years ago, but she is survived by five sisters and onebrother; Mrs. C.C. Young, Mrs. F.W. Young, Lewisville; Mrs. E.H.Friday, Cleveland; Mrs. C.W. Sample, Sawyerwood; Mrs. H. O.Thornberry, Barnesville and, Fred Miller, Bucyrus.
Campbell Brothers were in charge of the body, which the moved to herhome late after preparation for burial where at one o'clock Tuesday ashort service was conducted with final rites at 1:30 in East MainStreet Church of Christ of which whom the deceased was a member.Brother Homer Beson officiated at both services and burial was made inSouthern Cemetery. Thursday 25 Apr 1940
DC No. 26177 Belmont County Ohio
Once more the angel of death entered into the home of MillroyCarpenter and has called away from us the beloved wife and mother.Margaret Jane Lucas Carpenter, deceased, was born March 5, 1864, andpassed away November 24, 1919, being at the time of her death 55years, 8 months and 19 days of age. She was united in marriage withMr. Millroy Carpenter February 6, 1891. To this happy union was borneleven children, of which six sons and two daughters survive, threesons having passed to the great beyond. Her father and mother andthree sons preceded her to the great beyond several years ago. Two ofher sons served 18 months each in the late war, one returning home inMarch and one just a few days before her death. She lived to see themand welcome their return. It gladdened our hearts for them to be withus again after a long absence from home. but our joy was soon turnedto grief and sadness by the loss of our dear mother. She was taken illWednesday morning with labor pneumonia and Monday morning at 4 o'clockshe passed from this world in a peaceful sleep from which she neverroused. She bore her suffering gently, never murmuring, nevercomplaining. She was loved by all who knew her, but all that physicianand loving hands could do, was of no avail. She leaves to mourn hersad loss, a husband, one sister, eight children, two grandchildren,and a host of relatives and friends. She hada loving disposition and akind word for us all, to husband a loving wife and to her children shewas a loving mother, to the community a friend and neighbor. she isgreatly missed in the home and by her friends for in sickness it wasmother that waited upon us and cooled the fever from our brow, andwhen discouraged it was mother bade us try again. But never more willher loving words rest upon us, but her memory will never vanish fromour minds. On Friday morning at ten o'clock services were held at thehome and the remains were taken to the Calais Cemertery and werecarried by her six sons to her last resting place, followed by a largeconcourse of sorrowing friends to show their last tribute of respectto one whom they all loved.
Aprecious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is still,
There's a vacant place in our home
Which never can be filled.
Our Mother now is sleeping,
With her loved ones on the hill,
But Mother in our memory
Dwells within our family still.
It's hard to break the tender cord,
Which love has bound her heart,
'Tis hard, so hard, to speak the words
We must forever part.
All is dark within our dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts today,
For the one we loved so dearly, Has forever passed away.
Dear Mother now has left us,
For a mansion pure and white,
And her absence has berfit us,
And we are alone tonight.
Husband and Children
Services were held last Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the W. MainSt. Church of Christ, Barnesville, for Mrs. Sarah ElizabethCarpenter, who died the preceding Tuesday at her home south ofBarnesville. Evangelist Harry L. Postlethwait conducted the serviceand interment was made in Crestview Cemetery.
The deceased was born May 30, 1883, in Calais, a daughter of Georgeand Nancy Bunting. In 1902 she married to Alverine Snyder and to thisunion five children were born. Mr. Snyder died in 1918 and in 1922she married to Milroy Carpenter. One child was born to them. All sixchildren survive. Jesse Bunting, Quaker City, is a brother of thedeceased. Friday 9 Dec. 1949 Quaker City Home Towner.Saturday 3 December 1949 Zanesville Times Recorder.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Carpenter, 66, nearBarnesville, were held Friday afternoon at the Campbell Funeral Home,Barnesville. Rev. H. L. Postlewaite officiated and burial was made inCrestview Memorial Park.
Mrs. Carpenter died Tuesday night at the home of her daughter, shewas born in Calais May 30, 1883, the daughter of George W. and NancyJane Bunting. She was a member of the West Main Street Church ofChrist and attended until her health became poor.
Surviving are six children, Dean Snyder, George Snyder of Bethesda,Mrs. Dempsey Cook, Mrs. Homer Stephens and Mrs. John O'Brien ofBarnesville and Raymond of near Barnesville; 18 grandchildren; threegreat-grandchildren; a brother Jesse E. Bunting of Quaker City;three sisters, Mrs. David Phillips of Barnesville, Mrs. SteveLespovsky of Bellaire and Mrs. Angeline Flanders of Woodsfield.
Mrs. Carpenter's first husband Alvarene Snyder, died in 1918. 1922she married Milroy Carpenter.
DC No. 66123 Belmont County Ohio
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Obituary: Friday 24 Dec 1943 Times Recorder
Eliza McClelland Bunting, 76, of Summerfield, died Thursday morning inGood Samaritan hospital, where he had been a surgical patient sincelast Saturday.He is survived by three sons; Oscar, of Summerfield; Emerson, ofSonora and Otto Bunting of Sarahsville; five grandchildren; twogreat-grandchildren; three sisters and a brother.
Arrangements are in charge of the Gardner funeral home in Stafford.DC no. 79492 Muskingum County Ohio
Once more we are called upon to mourn the departure of our belovedfriend John R. Bunting who was born near Calais, Ohio, September 24,1888. On Monday, October 29, 1917, he was struck in the stomach with apiece of wood that he was using to attempting to replace a belt on afly wheel. He was operated on and lived until Wednesday noon whenperitonitis set in and
resulted in his death. The number of days of his sojourn here being 29years, one month and seven days. He was the second son of E. M. andMary L. Bunting. At an early age he started out to make his mark inthe world and he could well say with that beloved apostle. ?I havefought a good fight of faith.? He labored in Monroe County for a fewyears and then was employed as bookkeeper for an oil well supplycompany at Salem, West Virginia until September, 1917. On September18th, he arrived at Norwata, Oklahoma, where he was employed as timeand bookkeeper for the Henderson Gasoline Company. Always ready andwilling to extend a helping hand he left his work and went to assistan aged gentlemen accomplish what resulted in his untimely death. Hegraduated with honor from the Clarksburg Business college July 10,1912,; was a member of Nemesis Temple of the shrine of Salem. He alsobelonged to the other Masonic bodies at Clarksburg, West Virginiabeing a 32nd degree Mason. He was converted and baptized at Salem,West Virginia some two years ago and has lived a devoted Christianlife and has lived a devoted life ever since. It can be truly said tohim that ?None knew him but to love him Nor named him but to praise.?He has set an example that is worthy of many followers. He was draftedfor service in the United States army in the West Virginia divisionbut had not been examined. He leaves to mourn his early departurefather, mother, four brothers, Oscar and Everson Bunting of Senora,Ohio, Orlin and Otto Bunting of the home, a lady friend GeorgianaClark of Salem, West Virginia besides a host of other relatives andfriends to whom he was very dear, being preceded by one brother andsister to that peaceful shore.
The remains accompanied by John R. Knapp, president of the company,arrived Saturday noon and were taken to his home. At 1 P.M. Sunday theReverend Frank Wharton of Eldon, Ohio spoke consoling words to thebereaved family, taking for his text the 15th verse of the 106 Psalm,?and he gave them their request; but sent leanness into their soul.?
All that as mortal of our dear John together with the generous floralcontribution was tenderly laid to rest in the Calais cemetery in awaitthe coming of the final judge.
A cousin, D. G. W.
Oscar P. Bunting, 70, a retired farmer, died suddenly at his home inSummerfield at 12:30 P.M. Monday, of a heart attack.
A son of Clell and Eliza Carpenter Bunting, he was born in MonroeCounty Feb. 23, 1890.
Surviving are his widow, Marie of the home; a brother, Otto Buntingof Quaker City; two step-children and six step-grandchildren.
The body was removed to the Brubach Funeral Home, Summerfield, whereservices were conducted at 1 P.M. Wednesday. The Rev. Parker Westofficiated and burial in Calais Cemetery. Thursday 7 July 1960 NobleCounty Leader.
SUMMERFIELD, JAN. 20--Friends in this vicinity have received word thatSamuel Kerr, of Newark, killed by a street car Saturday evening. He issurvived by his widow, the daughter of the late Dolph Carpenter, ofKuhn, and by one son, Paul, and a daughter, Goldie. The funeral washeld in Newark. Wed. 20 Jan. 1926 Cambridge Jeffersonian CambridgeOhio
DC No. 76499 Jefferson County Ohio.
DC No. 28915 Jefferson County Ohio.
Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, dated, April 17, 1929.
Relatives have been notified of the death of John Brister,45, whichoccurred suddenly Tuesday of last week from a heart attack at his homein Steubenville.
He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brister, and lived themost of his life in the Burkhart community.
Surviving are his wife, formerly Ola Carpenter of Kuhn, two daughtersand one son, Mrs. Cecil Hashman, Mrs. Ervin King and Ralph Brister ofSteubenville; two grandchildren and several brothers and sisters.
The funeral was held at Steubenville.
Mr. Brister has a number of relatives at Summerfield and among themare Mrs. H.H. Dearth, J.A. Davidson and William Brister.
684. Milton Mitchell Carpenter
Age 1/12 in the 1870 US Census.
DC No. 9043 Wetzel County West Virginia.
DC. no. 5346 Wood County West Virginia.
Obituary: Thurs. 21 April 1955 Zanesville Signal, Ohio
Woodsfield - Funeral services for Isaac Baker, Monroe County native,were held this afternoon at the Doudna and McClure funeral home inMarietta, with Rev. Carl Patterson officiating. Burial was made inthe K of P cemetery at Williamstown, W. Va.
Mr. Baker, 82, of Williamstown died Monday in the St. Joseph hospitalin Parkersburg. He was born in this county on February 7, 1873, a sonof the late Isaac and Suley Baker. On February 8, 1896 he was marriedto Nettie Carpenter who survives. Also surviving are three sons,Wylie Baker of Buffalo, W.Va., Oran of Williamstown, W.Va., and onedaughter, Mrs. Nettie Hendershot also of Waverly. There are 11grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and one brother, Charles Bakerof Washington, Pa.
DC No. 30262 Washington County Ohio.
Descendants provided by Terry Willis via email.
From: terrywillis@roadrunner.com
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2014
She had 6 children but only 2, 4, & 6 are listed by name.