BIRTH: See son's notes.
CENSUS: 1860 US Census - note Albert & Andrew seem reversed in ages.
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Name: Andrew Carpenter
Residence: , Jefferson, Ohio
Ward: Warren Township
Age: 6 years
Estimated Birth Year: 1854
Birthplace: Ohio
Gender: Male
Page: 90
Family Number: 622
Film Number: 803993
DGS Number: 4304705
Image Number: 00094
NARA Number: M653
Collection: United States Census, 1860DEATH: Obit
http://www.jeffcochapter.com/Carpenter.html
Carpenter
Obituary - A. P. Carpenter
A. P. Carpenter. {Wellsburg - Weekly Herald 30Nov.1906} A. P. Carpenter a man residing near Laurelton, Jefferson County, Ohio, states of an interesting relic on his farm. Standing on the property is a log cabin house still in fair condition, which is probably the oldest house in Jefferson County. The house was erected by a man named Humphries one of the pioneers of the state. He was one of the large land owners and was also a member of the commission that framed the first constitution of Ohio, but he later became insane and was confined in the cabin until his death.
HISTORY:
http://www.jeffcochapter.com/WarrenTownshipHistory.html
Warren Township History
Warren Township was created May 30, 1803 and was reduced in size when Wells Township was taken at the northern end in 1823. That left 25 full sections and 5 fractional sections. The first white child was born west of the Ohio River in this township. Rich in coal and was considered “Indian Territory.” Blockhouses were found throughout the township below the mouth of Rush Run. Pioneer surnames include: McElroy, Doyle, Carpenter, Cleary, Wells, Stringer, Tilton, Humphrey, and Scamahorn.
Bio:
http://www.ohiogenealogyexpress.com/jefferson/jeffco_bios_c.htm
ROY R. CARPENTER, an attorney at law, and a resident of Steubenville, O., since January, 1909, was born in 1881 in Warren Township, Jefferson County, Ohio, and is a son of A. Pierce Carpenter, and a grandson of Andrew Carpenter one of the pioneer settlers of the county. The father was born in 1852 in Warren Township, Jefferson County, Ohio, and has spent his entire life there engaged in general farming and stock raising. Roy R. Carpenter is a graduate of the Mt. Pleasant High School, Oberlin Academy, and Oberlin College, from which he received the degree of A. B. in 1906, and also of the University of Michigan, from which he received the degree of L.L.B., graduating with the class of 9108. He was admitted to the bar in December, 1907, and in January, 1909, became associated with Attorney A. C. Lewis in the practice of law. Mr. Carpenter attends the Second Presbyterian Church, and is fraternally a member of the Elks. (Source: 20th Century History of Steubenville & Jefferson Co., Ohio by Joseph B. Doyle - Publ Richmond-Arnold Publ. Co. - Chicago - 1910 - 732)
CHILDREN: Some children may belong to second wife.