Descendants of William Carpenter of Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, now part of Bristol County, MA
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63. Moses CORBETT (Polly LOOMIS-3, Eunice LYMAN-2, Thomas-1) was born
on 4 Feb 1812 in Bernardston, Franklin, Massachusetts.69 He died in
Bernardston, Franklin, Massachusetts.70 History of the Town of
Bernardston, Franklin County, Massachusetts. 1736 - 1900. by Lucy
Cutler Kellogg. Greenfield, Mass, Press of E. A. Hall & Co., 1902, p.
360
Resided in the south-east part of Guilford, on the road leading to
the Sol. Andrews place. The last of his life he resided with and died
at his son Myron's.
Moses CORBETT and Betsey CARPENTER were married in Sep 1839.69 Betsey
CARPENTER was born in 1820.128 She died on 1 Jan 1875.69 of Rowe,
Mass. Moses CORBETT and Betsey CARPENTER had the following children:
+133 i. Lizzie A. CORBETT, born in Sep 1840, Bernardston, Franklin,
Massachusetts69; married S. P. SHERWIN, in Jun 185969.
+134 ii. Theresa P. CORBETT, born in Sep 1842, Bernardston, Franklin,
Massachusetts69; married H. C. INGRAHAM129.
+135 iii. Myron L. CORBETT, born on 28 Oct 1844, Bernardston,
Franklin, Massachusetts69; married Mary S. JOHNSON, on 19 Mar 186769.
+136 iv. Jerome CORBETT, married Rose COREY129.
+137 v. Clarence C. CORBETT, married Mary E. GROUND130.
138 vi. David C. CORBETT was born. Resides in Denver, Col.
+139 vii. Jennie L. CORBETT, married W. W. BRADBURY, on 29 Jun 1887131.
140 viii. Apollos E. CORBETT died in Jun 1891 in Cincinnati,
Hamilton, Ohio.131 Was a dentist of Cincinnati, Ohio
141 ix. Leroy CORBETT was born.
142 x. Myrtie M. CORBETT was born. Res. West Springfield, Mass.
S. P. Sherman
They resided in Brattleboro, Vt.
H. C. Ingraham
Resided in West Springfield, Mass.
11302.
Myron Laranus Corbett
Resided in Bernardston, Mass. He served as one of the selectmen
for the past eleven years and represented the town in the
Massachusetts legislature in 1891. They had two children.
SEE: page 369. He enlisted in the civil war as sergeant in company K, 9th
Vermont regiment of volunteers and served three years.
11304.
David Carr Corbett
Resided in Vile Park, CO.
W. W. Bradbeer
Resided in Mount Vernon, N.Y.
11307.
Clarence C. Corbett
A Dentist. He graduated from the Ohio College of Dental Surgery at
Cincinnati, March 3, 1881.
He located at Edwardsville, Ill. in 1883 and in 1897 was a
member of the Illinois State Dental society and president of the
Southern, IL State Dental society.
He was 2d lieutenant of company F, 5th regiment, Illinois
National Guard for three years.
Mary E. Ground
Of Edwardsville, Ill.
11308.
Leroy Corbett
Resided in Marlboro, Mass.
11309.
Myrtie Corbett
Resided in West Springfield, Mass.
5651.
Lucinda Carpenter
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1811) for info.
Ref.0: No mention
Ref.11: No. 3876
Ref.11,p385: Lucinda C. b. 19 Dec 1790, d. 6 Mar 1840; m.
David Avery; 2 daus.
Ref.21,p475: A grand-dau of Dea. Tyler, Miss Lucinda C.
(afterward Mrs. David Avery) was the 1st female who
passed a night in the township of Ararat; she came to
cook for her grandfather while he raised his house. Later
when he brought in his family she came with them and
remained. She was the 1st school teacher in Ararat and
taught in a log schoolhouse nearly opposite the Cong. Ch.
Ref.21,p479: Lucinda C. was one of original 12 members when
Cong. Ch. was organized in Ararat in 1813; she d. bf.1873
Ref.22,p824: The 1st log school house stood opposite the
Presbyterian Church (Ararat) & was built about 1813.
Lucinda C. afterwards the wife of David Avery was the 1st
teacher, with seven pupils.
Ref.22,p825: David Avery m(1) Lucinda C. (1791-1840) by whom
he had 1 dau, Hannah.
Ref.35: No. 07-00029-01.
Ref.35,v1,p226: Lucinda Carpenter of Ararat, Pa., b. 19 Dec 1790; d.
6 Mar 1840 at Ararat, Pa.; m. David Avery. Lucinda was the first
female who past the night in Ararat twp. She came to cook for her
grandfather (Dea. John Tyler) while he raised his house. Later when Dea. Tyler brought in his family, she came with them and remained. She was the 1st school teacher in Ararat and taught in a log school house nearly opposite the Congregational Church. 1 child listed.
David Avery
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1811) for info.
Ref.11: Husband of No. 3876
Ref.11,p385: Lucinda C. m. David Avery. He was b. Mar 1795;
He d. 6 Feb 1872. They had 2 daughters.
Ref.35: Spouse of 07-00029-01.
Ref.35,v1,p226: Lucinda Carpenter m. David, son of John Avery and Eleanor Griffith. He was b. 1796 at Laurens, NY. d. 6 Feb 1872 at Ararat, Pa.
David came to Ararat in 1814. He m(2) Lavina Williams. 1 child listed.
1840 Census of Herrick
1 male 60-70, 1 female 60-70.
living next to
Chester Scarborough
Justane? Doils?
David Avery
Samuel Avery
1850 Census Roll 829, Page 279
PA, Susquehanna, Gibson:
(living next to a Samuel Avery, age 50, also born in NY, thus likely to be a brother)
David 55 NY
Lovina 35 PA
Eli L. 7 PA
Olive L. 4 PA
Susannah K. 2 PA
See Stocker's, p.825.
From: Susquehanna County Sesquicentennial - 1810-1960:
"Ancient Little Church in Ararat, 111 Years old"
The Ararat Church, one of the oldest in the area, has a history that is as colorful as it is ancient. The first three pioneer families of this place met at Deacon John Tyler's, the first Sunday and held religious services. No minister was present, but there was prayer, singing, and reading of the Scripture. There in a vast wilderness, this little company laid the foundation for a new community.
When the Rev. Ebenezer Kingsbury and Rev. Samuel Sargent came three years later, the material was here; all it needed was organizing. This was accomplished Thursday the 22nd of April 1813 by Rev. Samuel Sargent of the Missionary society of Connecticut and the Rev. Ebenezer Kingsbury of Harford, who acted as moderator. The name adopted was The Congregational Church of Christ in Ararat. There were twelve members: John Tyler, Mercy Tyler, Hezekiah and Lucy Bushnell, Truman and Rhoda Clinton, Shubel and Ruth Williams, Jabez and Harriet Tyler, William West, and Lucinda Carpenter.
About the time that the church was organized, a little log school house, 14X18, was built just across the road from where the church now stands. It was used as a meeting place....
In 1849, to the energy and generosity of DAVID AVERY, built the present church at a cost of $1,169.00. He took his pay, in whatever the people gave, cattle, produce, or money.....
5652.
Mary Tyler Carpenter
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1811) for info.
Ref.0: No. 3262
Ref.11: No. 3877
Ref.11,p385: Mary Tyler C. b. 20 Mar 1793, d. 11 Sep 1857;
m. Edmund Worth; had 5 children.
Ref.35: 07-00029-02.
Ref.35,v1,p226: Mary Tyler Carpenter of Ararat, Pa. b. 20 Mar 1793; d. 11 Sep 1857 at Ararat; m. Edmund Worth. 5 children, listed.
1850 Census Roll 829, Page 262
Edmund Worth
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1811) for info.
Ref.11: Husband of No. 3877
Ref.35: Spouse of 07-00029-02.
Ref.35,v1,p226: Mary Tyler Carpenter m. Edmund, son of Stephen Worth of Hillsborough Co., NH; he was b. 13 Jan 1777 at Newburyport, Mass.;
d. 22 Feb 1863 at Ararat. He was a farmer. 5 children, listed.
1840 census of Herrick, PA:
Edmond Worth 0110000010000-000100100...
1 male 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male in his 60s; 1 female 15-20, 1 female in her 40s.
(??, Cyril,
1850 Census Roll 829, Page 262 (which states that he was born in New Hampshire).
Pennsylvania, Susquehanna, Herrick,
Edmund Worth 74 Farmer New Hampshire
Mary T? 57 Do(New Hampshire?)
Cyril C., 17, farmer, PA.
Mary TANNER? 8, PA.
5655.
Tylman or Tilghman Carpenter
NAME: Tylman Or Tilghman CARPENTER (AFN: 10WX-T8M)
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1811) for info.
Ref.0: No. 3264
Ref.11: No. 3880
Ref.11,p385: Tilghman b. 15 Jun 1798; m(1) 10 Oct 1816
Juliana F. Buchanan; m(2) 22 Jun 1867 Maria Isaac
Carpenter; had 6 children.
Ref.12A,F: Picture- TYLMAN CARPENTER,BORN June 15, 1798
DIED Nov.28,1885 AE. 87y's 5m.& 13d's
Ref.35: 07-00029-05.
Ref.35,v1,p227: Tylman Carpenter of Greenwood, Pa., b. 15 Jun 1798 at Otsego Co. NY; d. 30 Nov 1885 at Greenfield, Pa. m(1) Julia Ann Buchanan; m(2) 22 Jun 1867 at Lakawanna Co., Pa. Maria Hoag. He is buried in the old Carpenter Cem. in a pasture at the site of his parents 1st log cabin in Sickler Hollow, Greenfield twp., Pa. He was a farmer and lumberman and was 1st Lt. of Greenfield Greens. 6 children, listed.
History of Lackawanna County, p.452B: Tylman Carpenter, farmer and formerly a lumberman, one of the organizers and the first lieutenant of the "Greenfield Greens," was born in Ostego county, N.Y., June 15th, 1798. He has been twice married. His present wife was Maria Hoag, of Sherman, Conn., born November 14th, 1811. They were married June 22nd, 1867.
Incorrectly listed in the death records of Carbondale as "Truman" for the death of his daughter, Polly.
Tylman's will is on file at the Lacka. Co. courthouse, #970.
1850 Census Roll 793, Page 250
1880:
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Tylman CARPENTER Self M Male W 82 NY Farmer MA MA
Maria CARPENTER Wife M Female W 69 CT Keeping House NY NY
Source Information:
Census Place Greenfield, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255138
NA Film Number T9-1138
Page Number 296B
Julia Ann Buchanan
Ref.11: Wife of No. 3880
Ref.11,p385: Tilghman Carpenter m(1) 10 Oct 1816 Juliana F.
b. Aug 9, 1798, d. Dec 3, 1865.
Ref.12a,f: Picture - JULIA ANN wife of Tylman Carpenter
DIED Dec.3, 1865 AE 67 y's 3 mo's & 24 d's Dearest Mother
thou hast left us. Here thy loss we deeply feel. But tis
God that hast bereft us. He can all our sorrows heal.
Ref.35: Spouse of 07-00029-05.
Ref.35,v1,p227: Tylman Carpenter m(1) Julia Ann Buchanan. She was b. 1798 and d. 1865. 6 children, listed.
1850 Census Roll 793, Page 250
11317.
Julia Ann Carpenter
Descendant updates from Bill Carpenter on 19 Mar 2011.Ref.35: 08-00061-02.
Ref.35,v2,p216: Julia Ann Carpenter b. 1824; d. 1851; m. John Wallace. No children. Julia is buried in the Carpenter Cem. at Sickler's Hollow.
Note that in the 1850 census she was living with her parents, not her husband.1850 Census Roll 793, Page 250
John Wallace
Ref.35: Spouse of 08-00061-02; Spouse of 08-00061-03.
Ref.35,v2,p216: Julia Ann Carpenter m. John Wallace of Greenfield twp. He was
b. 1819. He m(2) her sister, Polly Ann. 7 children listed by 2nd marriage.
"The marraige is recorded in the JOURNAL OF ZIPRON FERRIS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE". (according to Carpenter Cem. document on file at the Greenfield Historical Society.
11320.
George W. Carpenter
Ref.12A,F: Picture- GEORGE W. son of Tylman & Julia A.
Carpenter died Feb.6,1838 AE.3y's 5mo.& 6d's. Alas how
soon, This bud of promise given Gone to yonder clime
To bloom in Heaven.
Maria Isaac Hoag
Maria Isaac CARPENTER (AFN:HF8L-37) - Was Carpenter her maiden name?
5657.
Tyler Carpenter
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1854) for info. Descendants per Bill also.
1830 census of Brooklyn Township, p.39, Susquehanna County, PA.
!Ref.0: No. 3263
Ref.5: b. Harford 27 Oct 1802; d. 1 Dec 1882;buried Harford
Ref.5: son of Cyrus Carpenter and Mary Tyler of Attleboro.
Ref.5: Children: Catherine S. who m. Edwin Thatcher, John C.
deceased, William T., Simeon M., Mary I., Jane A. who m.
Linus Moore, Julia A. who m. A.T. Sweet, Miles, and
Alexander M.
Ref.5,p221: Carpenter and farmer; active in M.E. church.
Ref.10,p114: Tyler C. part of Harford's 1st 50 yrs.
Ref.10,p261: Tyler C. assisted Amos Tiffany in building new
meeting house for Harford Congre. Ch. in 1822.
Ref.10,p263: Tyler C. was leader of 1st M.E. class in
Harford in 1839.
Ref.11: No. 3882
Ref.11,p385: Tyler C. b. 27 Oct 1802, m. 27 Oct 1823 Mary
Graham; had 9 children.
Ref.12Q: (picture) Tyler Carpenter, Died Dec 21, 1882, Aged 80 yrs, 1 mo, and 24 d'ys.
Ref.13: Exr. apptd. & Will proved 3 Jan 1883
Ref.14: d. 21 Dec 1882 aged 80 yrs, 1 mo, 24 days
Ref.15: d. 21 Dec 1882; late of Harford.
Ref.15: Children: John G. w/3 children; William T.; Mary
Isabella; Miles D.; A. Monroe; Catharine S., wife of
Edwin Thacher; Julia A., wife of A. T. Sweet; Jane A.,
wife of Linus W. Moore; Simon M.
Ref.22,p264c: Julia was a dau of Tyler C. (1802-1882) &
Mary Graham.
Ref.22,p264d: The children of Tyler C. are ...
Ref.22,p717: Tyler C. one of the sons of Obadiah C. & Mercy
Tyler lived & died in Harford.
Ref.22,p745: Early settlers d. ...Tyler C. AE 80, d. 1883.
Ref.35: 07-00029-07.
Ref.35,v1,p227: Tyler Carpenter of Harford, Pa. b. 27 Oct 1802 at Harford, Pa. d. 21 Dec 1882; ae 80 yrs, 1 mo., 24 dys at Harford, Pa. m. 27 Oct 1823 Mary Graham. Both are buried in the Harford Cem. 9 children, listed.
From History and Folklore of Harford, Vol 1, No. 2:
....it may be added that back in the Revolutionary days [Obadiah] served in Captain Wilmarth's Company in the Rhode Island alarm, and with him was a cousin Cyril. This Cyril had a son, Cyril, who married Mary Tyler, sister of the Mercy Tyler who married Obadiah, Jr. Cyril and his wife came to Harford, and he became the town's first miller. Later he moved to Greenfield, Lackawanna county, just over the line from Clifford.
1830: census of Brooklyn Township, Susquehanna Co., PA, p.39
Tyler Carpenter 2000100000000-0100100000000
1840: census of harford: 5 men: <5,5-10,10-15,10-15,30-40 5 women: <5,<5,5-10,15-20,30-40.
1847: Letter from Tyler to his daughter C.S.Carpenter, June 6th 1847:
Catherine my health is not good but has improved some and I hope as the weather goes warmer it will still improve we have had it extremely dry untill about the last of may since then we had a plenty of rain the prospect for grass??? is very slim on the account of the early drouth it has injured english grain some then was a hundred sheep kiled to death perhaps in this town last monday in consequence of being shaven just before a cold storm and I have heard of sam out of town that died the measles are all around us but have not got in to our family yet we have sent repeatedly to the post office to see if their was any letter from you and found none last night as I was down and when we cam home with out any it opperated??? so hard on your Motherthat it made her sick you must wright oftener and let us know how you was???? her??? both in spiretual things and tempresh???? be explissit we have got'd very good school this sommer and the children have ben very steddy so far Sarah Judd died the 8th of april and Jane Wadford eldest child the same day and since then she has lost her other one by the hand of Death Catherine be careful to serune??? the one thing needful??? that the blessings of God may attend you through this short journey of life and may he own you at his coming.
This from your father
Tyler Carpenter
Harford
June 6th, 1847
so Tainwell???
C S Carpenter
1850: census of harford (155).1850 Census Roll 829, Page 335
Tyler CARPENTER 48
Mary 47
William T 22
Simeon M 19
Mary T 17
Jane H 14 (twin)
Julia A 14 (twin)
Mile D 10
Alexander M 6
1860: census of Harford p.314
I suspect that in 1870 and 1880, Tyler, if not found in Harford, will be found operating a boarding house just northeast of Carbondale as mentioned in the 50th anniversary article for their son Miles [see notes for Olive Virginia Carpenter's notes].
1870: PA Susquehann Harford
CARPENTER, Tyler, farmer 67 PA
Mary 66 NY
Mary 37 PA
A.M., 26 works on farm PA
1880: Census Place: Harford, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
Source: FHL Film 1255196 National Archives Film T9-1196 Page 222B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Tyler CARPENTER Self M W 77 PA
Occ: Farmer Fa: MA Mo: MA
Belle I. CARPENTER Dau F S W 47 PA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: NY
Mary Graham
DEATH:
21 Dec 1882 and 6 Apr 1873 given as death date. Bill has the later date.
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1811) for info.
1860 harford p.314
!Ref.5,p221: dau. of John Graham and Isabel McFarland.
Ref.5,p221: Moved from Schenectady, NY to Harford in 1812.
Ref.5,p221: Mary was b. Dec. 2, 1803; d. Apr. 6, 1876;
buried in the Harford Cem.
Ref.11: Wife of No. 3882
Ref.11,p385: Tyler Carpenter m. 27 Oct 1823 Mary Graham. She
was b. 2 Dec 1803; d. 6 Apr 1873; they had 9 children.
Ref.12Q: (picture) Mary Graham, Wife of Tyler Carpenter, Died Apr 6, 1872
Aged 69 yrs, 4 mos, and 4 d'ys.
Ref.14: d. 6 Aug 1873 aged 69 yrs, 4 mos, 4 days
Ref.17-29: 1803-1879
Ref.22,p264c: Julia A. Carpenter was the dau of Tyler C. &
Mary Graham (1803-1873). Mary Graham was a dau of John
Graham & Isabell McFarlin, natives of Scotland who emi-
grated to NY State in 1803 & settled in Harford near the
lower lake in 1812.
Ref.35: Spouse of 07-00029-07.
Ref.35,v1,p227: Tyler Carpenter m. 27 Oct 1823 Mary, dau of John Graham and Isabel McFarland of Harford, Pa. She was b. 2 Dec 1803 at Schenectady, NY; d. 6 Apr 1873, ae 69 yrs., 4 mos., 4 dys. at Harford, Pa. Both are buried in the Harford Cem. 9 children, listed.
1850 Census Roll 829, Page 335
11326.
Mary Isabel Carpenter
Ref.4: Mary I., b. 1833, d. 1919.
Ref.22,p264d: Children of Tyler C. ...Mary I.
1880 Census Place: Harford, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
Source: FHL Film 1255196 National Archives Film T9-1196 Page 222B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Tyler CARPENTER Self M W 77 PA
Occ: Farmer Fa: MA Mo: MA
Belle I. CARPENTER Dau F S W 47 PA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: NY
5658.
Cyril Carpenter
Number 3266 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 370.
No Family listed.
This descendancy line submitted on 11 Jan 2000 by Billie Geist
.
CHILDREN: 12 children listed in the Ancestral File. Two sets of twins with reversed names. Possibly not twins?
CENSUS:
1880 United States Census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
C. CARPENTER Self M Male W 74 PA Carpenter MA MA
M. A. CARPENTER Wife M Female W 74 PA Keeping House VT VT
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Source Information:
Census Place South Ottawa, La Salle, Illinois
Family History Library Film 1254224
NA Film Number T9-0224
Page Number 697B
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1811) for info.
DEATH:
Ref.0: No. 3266
Ref.11: No. 3883
Ref.11,p385: Cyril C. b. 12 Feb 1806, m. 14 Feb 1825 Thirza
Hobbs; had 10 children.
Ref.35: 07-00029-08.
Ref.35,v1,p228: Cyril Carpenter of Ottawa, Kansas; b. 12 Feb 1806 at Harford, Pa.; d. 4 May 1889 at Ottawa, Kansas; m. 14 Feb 1825 Thirza Hobbs. 6 children listed, 3 more who died young.
Some apparent dispute regarding his place of death. I entered the Illinois site due to the fact that it even listed a cemetery. But the Illinois site may be incorrect and the above-noted site of Kansas may be correct.
5659.
Dan Carpenter
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1811) for info.
Ref.0: No. 3265
Ref.11: No. 3884.
Ref.11,p385: Dan C. b. 27 Mar 1807; m. 5 Oct 1831 Lydia Cobb had 7 children.
Ref.12G: DAN CARPENTER died Oct.10,1880 AE. 78y's.
Ref.19: Husb. of Lydia Cobb; Father of Francis F.
Ref.35: 07-00029-09.
Ref.35,v1,p228: Dan Carpenter of Greenfield, Pa.; b. 27 Mar 1807 at Harford, Pa.; d. 10 Oct 1880 at Greenfield, Pa. m. 5 Oct 1831 Lydia Cobb. 7 children, listed.
1850 Census Roll 793, Page 249
1880:
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Daniel CARPENTER Self M Male W 73 PA Farmer MA MA
Lydia CARPENTER Wife M Female W 67 PA Keeping House NY NJ
Edith COON GDau S Female W 12 PA Attending School PA PA
Source Information:
Census Place Greenfield, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255138
NA Film Number T9-1138
Page Number 298A
Lydia Cobb
Ref.11: Wife of No. 3884
Ref.11,p385: Dan C. m. Oct 5, 1831 Lydia Cobb. She was b.
18 June 1812. They had 7 children.
Ref.12g: Wife of Dan Carpenter; died June 19 1890 AE 78y's
Ref.19: Wife of Dan Carpenter; Mother of Francis F.
Ref.35: Spouse of 07-00029-09.
Ref.35,v1,p228: Dan Carpenter m. 5 Oct 1831 Lydia, dau of John Cobb and Elizabeth Brundage of Greenfield, Pa. She was b. 18 Jun 1812 and d. 19 Jun 1890; 7 children, listed.
1850 Census Roll 793, Page 249
5660.
Electa Carpenter
The following notes are from Bill. See Cyril Carpenter (b. 1766 d. 1811) for info.
Ref.0: No. 3267
Ref.11: No. 3885
Ref.11,p386: Electa C. b. 27 Aug 1809; m. 4 Nov 1833 Joseph
H. Robinson; had 7 children.
Ref.12A,F: Picture- ELECTA wife of JOSEPH H. ROBINSON BORN
Aug.29,1809; DIED Aug.30,1859(?)
Ref.35: 07-00029-10.
Ref.35,v1,p228: Electa Carpenter of Greenfield, Pa. b. 27 Aug 1809 at Harford, Pa.; d. 30 Aug 1883 at Greenfield, Pa.; m. 14 Nov 1833 Joseph Robinson. 7 children, listed.
1850 Census Roll 793, Page 251
Joseph H. Robinson
Ref.11: Husband of No. 3885
Ref.11,p386: Electa C. m. Nov 4, 1833 Joseph H. Robinson. He
was b. Feb 12, 1813. They had 7 children.
Ref.12a,f: Picture - JOSEPH H. ROBINSON BORN Feb 12, 1813 (?
DIED April ?, 1898.
Ref.35: Spouse of 07-00029-10.
Ref.35,v1,p228: Electa Carpenter m. 14 Nov 1833 Joseph, son of Thomas and Hannah Robinson of Greenfield, Pa. He was b. 12 Feb 1813 at Long Island; d. 17 Apr 1898 at Greenfield. He was a deacon of the Baptist Church. 7 children, listed.
1850 Census Roll 793, Page 251
1880:
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Joseph H. ROBINSON Self M Male W 66 NY Farm Laborer NY NY
Electa ROBINSON Wife M Female W 70 PA Keeping House VT VT
Source Information:
Census Place Greenfield, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255138
NA Film Number T9-1138
Page Number 296A
11350.
Mary A. Robinson
Descendant updates from Bill Carpenter on 19 Mar 2011.Ref.12A,F: No Picture- Mary A. Robinson wife of William
Rankin born Oct.28,1835 died Mar.30,1907.
Ref.19: Dau. of Joseph & Electa Robinson; b.1835 d.1907
Wife of William Rankin 1831-1907.
Ref.35: 08-00065-01.
Ref.35,v2,p226: Mary A. Robinson b. 28 Oct 1835 at Greenfield twp., Pa.; d. 30 Mar 1907 at Greenfield, Pa.; m. 1 Jan 1851 William Rankin. No children.
Not with her parents or her future husband in the 1850 census.
William Rankin
Ref.12A,F: Picture- WILLIAM RANKIN BORN Feb.18,1831
DIED Mar.22,1907; CO.B. 177 PA.INF.
Ref.19: Husband of Mary A. Robinson; 1831-1907
Ref.35: Spouse of 08-00065-01.
Ref.35,v2,p226: Mary A. Robinson m. 1 Jan 1851 William Rankin of Greenfield, Pa. He was b. 18 Feb 1831; d. 23 Mar 1907 at Greenfield, Pa. No children.
Apparently, William is listed with his family, but without Mary A. in the 1850 census of Greenfield.
1850 Census Roll 793, Page 245
1880
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
William RANKIN Self M Male W 49 NY Farm Laborer IRE NY
Mary A. RANKIN Wife M Female W 44 PA Keeping House NY PA
Source Information:
Census Place Greenfield, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255138
NA Film Number T9-1138
Page Number 296A
11355.
Dan Cyril Robinson
Ref.12A,F: Picture- DAN C. son of Joseph H. & Electa
ROBINSON, died Jan.9,1864 AE. 15y's 3mo.& 23d's.
11356.
Charles M. Robinson
Ref.12A,F: Picture- CHARLES M son of Joseph H. & Electa
ROBINSON, died Jan.18,1864 AE. 12y'rs & 10 mo.
11357.
Dan Carpenter
Died without issue.
5669.
Consider (Sid) Carpenter
BIRTH: SOUR Birth, death and marriage dates from Robert Whitall.
!DEATH: PLAC Carpenter Mill (White Oak Creek) Fentress, TN.
Lived in Poplar Cove in "Family Tree" to help find the spot.
!NAME: Went by "Sid".
Donna Marie McDonnell Hogle of San Diego, CA provided information on Sid's
descendancy line in August 1997.
Susannah Guthry
NAME: Guthry or Guthrie.
11360.
Timothy Carpenter
Enlisted in U.S. Army, and was wounded in the War with Mexico. He returned by
boat to Memphis, TN where he died.
11364.
Rhoda Carpenter
BIRTH: Birth date and place from Robert Whitall.
Children: John M., Consider T., George, Timothy, Mary who married Scott Brown,
Nancy who married Tom Hunly and Adrian who married Will Rich.
11365.
George Y. Carpenter
BIRTH: Birth date and place from Robert Whitall.
He enlisted in the Union Army and was killed by Guerillas, Home Guards so
called, while visiting his family on furlough. P. 13 "Our Family Tree".
!NAME: Middle name may have started with a "W." instead of a "Y.".
5673.
John Carpenter
BIRTH: Place; Morgan Co, TN or in MA?