Descendants of William Carpenter of Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, now part of Bristol County, MA

Notes

Robert Carpenter

Number 306 in the book, the Carpenter Family in America by Daniel H. Carpenter, 1901.
Family on page 169 and 170.  He and his wife removed from Westchester county
and settled at Duanesburgh, Schoharie county, NY.

6013. Monica Carpenter

Number 3468 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 396.
Her husband was a farmer.

6015. Nancy Carpenter

Number 3469 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 396.
Her husband was a farmer. Residence: Woodstock, CT.
She had several children, only one name known however.

6018. Herman Carpenter

Number 3463 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 395.
Family on page 581 (# 961).  Residence: Rome, NY.  A farmer.
His son went west to PA.

11847. Ira Carpenter

Number 5683 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 581.
He went west to PA.

6019. Candace Carpenter

Number 3466 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 396.
Family on page 396 in notes.  Residence: Holland, MA.  Her husband was a
farmer.

11848. Perry Goodell

Died young.

11849. Paris Goodell

Residence: Agawam, MA.

11851. Mary Miranda Goodell

Residence: Wales, MA.

11852. Alden B. Goodell

Residence: Brimfield, MA.

11854. Marcia B. Goodell

Residence: Enfield, MA.

11855. Lucena B. Goodell

Residence: Holland, MA.

11856. Saphira Brown Goodell

Residence: Saco, MI.

11857. Lois Goodell

Residence: Jackson, MI.

6021. Paris or Perez Carpenter

Number 3465 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 395.
Family on page 581 (# 962).  A farmer.

11866. Charles H. Carpenter

Listed in the 1850 census, M432,  Box 568; Geddes Twp, Onondaga County, New
York state, family #94, line 38, dwelling 90.

This family line submitted by John E. Proctor (brn 1933) of Stillwell KS 4/96

Eunice D.

Refer to Charles Carpenter notes for details.

This family line submitted by John E. Proctor (brn 1933) of Stillwell KS 4/96

6023. Lois Carpenter

Number 3471 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 396.
She had sixteen (16) children.
DEATH: Tombstone says 1815 but it should be 1851.

E-MAIL:
From: "Dennis Carpenter"
To: "M Olson" ;
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 3:18 PM
Subject: Re: Parents/Carpenters
> Hi Michele,
>   I am sharing this with John R. Carpenter, he may be interested in
> these notes.
>
> sources:
> *****
> History of the Robbins family of Walpole, Massachusetts : decendants of
> William and Priscilla Robbins.  Dana W. Robbins, 1949, publsher: O. B.
> Robbins ; Robbins Genealogical Society
>
> page 124
> (35) BENJAMIN 4 ROBBINS
> JOSEPH 3, JOHN 2, WILLIAM 1
> BENJAMIN 4 ROBBINS was born June 11, 1764, in Ashford, Conn., and he
> continued to reside in that town until ater 1794 and probably in some
> nearby community thereafter until his death, for - Dec. 11, 1809 - Mrs.
> Lois Robbins was admitted to the "Chaplin Society", an incorporated
> ecclesiastical society of Conn.
>   "The widow thus honored had shown great wisdom and executive ability
> in training up a large family and administering an encumbered estate,
> and as she expected to share the burdens of the society, was wisely
> allowed a voice in its counsels."
>
> BENJAMIN 4 ROBBINS married, Oct. 21, 1784, in Eastford, Conn., LOIS,
> daughter of Hezekiah and Lois (Corban) Carpenter.
> He died before Dec. 1809.
>
> page 125
>
> V - Lois: b: Sept. 18, 1792; m.,  -, son of Valentine Parent, of
> Spencer, O.
>
> *****
> A genealogical history of the Rehoboth branch of the Carpenter family in
> America : ... , Amos Bugbee Carpenter, 1898, publisher unknown.
>
> This book is also known as the Carpenter Memorial, Lois is number 3471
> on page 396.   Hezekiah Carpenter is number 1623 on page 237, family
> number 537.
>
> *****
> Lois, wife of Benjamin Robbins, died 12 SEP 1851, age 87 years.
> Buried in Spencer Cemetery, Spencer, Medina, OH
>
>
> Valentine W. Parent, son of William and Lois (Robbins) Parent, was
> probably named after his uncle, Valentine Whitman Robbins.   I have not
> confirmed any parents for William Parent, but he was born in Monmouth
> Co., NJ, according to his death record. He died 21 Jan 1873, age 98.
> Lois Parent died 05 Jan 1878, age 86, born Hartford, Conn., per her
> death record.   Cause of death for both was old age.
>
> Dennis

6024. Alfred Carpenter

Number 3461 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 395.
Family on page 580 and 581 (# 960).
He married twice.  He first resided in Norwich, CT.  A house carpenter and ship
builder.  Children born in Norwich not Ashford as per the CM.

Molly or Polly Brown

Record says Mollie, but she was called Polly.

11869. Horatio Carpenter

Number 5675 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 580.

11870. Alfred Arnold Carpenter

Number 5676 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 581.
!He was impressed on board a man-of-war when War was declared in 1812. He
refused to serve and was put in prison in England where he died as a Prisoner
of War, but not recognized to that fact by the English.

11872. Fredus Aldrich Carpenter

Number 5678 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 581.
Residence: Norwich, CT.

11873. Charles Wesley Carpenter

Number 5679 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 581.
Residence: New York City, NY.  He was a ship wright.

11874. Mary Carpenter

Number 5680 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 581.

Nathaniel B. Adams

E-MAIL:  Wed, 10 Jan 2001
From:   Fishell
To:       CARPENTER-L@rootsweb.com
I've been lurking here for a while and haven't posted on "my"
Carpenter yet. Mine is Mary Carpenter born June 3, 1806 in Norwich,
New London, CT. She married Nathaniel B. Adams of Lisbon, New London,
CT on September 13, 1831. They moved to Green Springs, Seneca Co., OH
and then Defiance, Defiance Co., OH. She outlived her daughter (Mary
Elizabeth Adams) and her husband, dying in Holgate, Henry Co., OH on
October 10, 1891.
The IGI has Alfred Carpenter b. abt. 1766 (of Ashford, Windham, Ct)
and Elizabeth Jay as her parents. The Ancestral File has Alfred
Carpenter traced back to William of Rehoboth:
William Carpenter
Joseph Carpenter b. 1628
Benjamin Carpenter b. 1658
Benjamin Carpenter b. 1680
Uriah Carpenter b. 1711
Hezikiah Carpenter b. 1736
Alfred Carpenter b. 1766
Mary Carpenter b. 1806
I don't completely trust the Ancestral File, I've seen glaring errors
there so I thought that I'd ask how much anyone here can verify of
this....I believe I've seen from William to the second Benjamin on a
website, but Carpenters get spread pretty thin after that...they all
had so many children. I am working from the bottom up, myself, and
have sent to Norwich for a birth record, but any clues or tips would
be welcome. I know there's some books, but I haven't got them yet.
I'm just starting on this side of the family.
Thanks,
Julianne Fishell
in California.
Mike &/or Juliannne Fishell
jfishell@vcnet.com

11875. David Carpenter

Number 5681 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 581.

11876. Nancy Carpenter

Number 5682 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 581.

6025. Uriah Carpenter

Number 3460 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 395.
Family on page 580 (# 959).
Residence: Ashford or Woodstock, CT.  A farmer who served in the Revolutionary
War and was stationed at Staten Island during the cold winter of the
Revolution.  He entered the service of the Revolutionary War Jan. 8, 1778 in
Capt. John Williams Company, Col. Johnson's Regiment.  Elias Carpenter, (Number
1895 of the Carpenter Memorial) of Woodstock enlisted the same year.  Uriah
named his first born child Elias.

Eliphal Briggs

http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/census/1840/1840ct_cd.html
SOURCE: 1840 Census of Pensioners Revolutionary or Military Services;
With the names, ages, and places of residence
Returned by the marshalls of the several judicial districts; under
The Act for Taking the Sixth Census
Typed and Reformatted By: Kathy Leigh, February 27, 2001
Notes:
1Hartford City (Limits Excepted)
CONNECTICUT
C - D First Name Last Name Age Head of Household City County Possible Name
Eliphal Carpenter 72 Lucius Carpenter Ashford Windham
Timothy Carpenter 74 Timothy Carpenter Ellington Tolland
NOTE:  Lucius is the grandson of Eliphal Briggs Carpenter!

6028. Frederick William Carpenter

Number 3475 in the Carpenter Memorial.  Page 396.
Family on page 582 to 584. (# 963).
DEATH: The above record has 1821 and below has 1837.
He once resided in Warren, MA then later in Union, CT.
Military: He served in the war of 1812 as captain.  There is no doubt but
that Frederick was the youngest son of his father Uriah's first wife; and
probably the only son he had by her.  Caroline Putnam, a grand-daughter of
Frederick, states that she gathered the impression somehow that he had no
full brother or sister and that he was the youngest and was much indulged by
the family.   When he first became acquainted with his wife he was captain
of a military company and was one of the most gallant, dashing young men of
the day.   He frequently rode the gentle, and beautiful Arabian horse owned
by General Eaton, which he took home with him from the war.  General Eaton
was a cousin to Frederick and they were very intimate and close friends.
Frederick was delighted in riding the horse.  She (Caroline) states that she
had often heard her mother and grandmother speak of this beautiful horse and
that General Eaton would ride him up the stairs of the house, which would
frighten them very much.
Extracts from a letter from Lucius M. Boltwood of New Haven, Conn., dated
Oct. 21, 1879;
A correspondent at the west writes me that her great grandfather, Noah or
Uriah Carpenter born about 1730 married Nancy Loomis, and resided in
Stafford, Conn. All she tells me of their family is, that they had a son
Frederick, born Jan. 6, 1766, who married about 1789, Eunice Burrows and
resided at Western, now Warren, Mass. and died about 1821.   Frederick
enlisted into the service of the Revolutionary war as we find in Colonel
Canlield's regiment at West Point, Sept. 1781.  His residence then was
stated to be Union, Conn.

WEB SITE: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycattar/carpenter.htm
Carpenter Hill Cemetery (formally Hibner Cemetery).
This record was compiled by Jerry Babcock from existing
lists and updated from other sources,
such as Census Records, Obituraries, Vital
Records and verbal.
Any information is welcome.
LASTNAME FIRSTNAME DOB  DOD  FATHER                MOTHER    SPOUSE(S) VERIFY
CARPENTER,FREDRICK 17?? 1837                                 EUNICE    TS.
CARPENTER,EUNICE   1769 1865 CARPENTER,FREDRICK                        TS.
CARPENTER,FREDRICK 1804 1896 CARPENTER,FREDRICK SR EUNICE    ELCY      TS.
CARPENTER,ELCY     1810 1882 HIBNER,DAVID PARKER,SUSANNA CARPENTER,FREDRICK TS.
CARPENTER,DAVID    1831 1854 CARPENTER,FREDRICK II HIBNER,ELCY         TS.
CARPENTER,FREDRICK 1837 19?? CARPENTER,FREDRICK II HIBNER,ELCY         TS.
CARPENTER,LEVI     1839 1860 CARPENTER,FREDRICK II HIBNER,ELCY         TS.
CARPENTER,SPENCER  1843 1858 CARPENTER,FREDRICK II HIBNER,ELCY         TS.
CARPENTER,CHARLES  1850 1860 CARPENTER,FREDRICK II HIBNER,ELCY         TS.

E-MAIL: If you have any corrections to this family line, the following
researchers would like to hear from you!
Don & Sue Ryan PO Box 488 Woodland, N.C. 27897
ryand@3rddoor.com

E-MAIL: Fri, 18 May 2001  From: Phoebe Cortez   MzCortez@aol.com
Bio from: Historical Gazetteer and Biographical Memorial of Cattaraugus Co.
NY, ed by WilliamAdams, pub 1893 History of the Town of Ischua – Chapter XLIX
(49) Page 1131Surnames:  CARPENTER, BURROUGHS, PATRIDGE, HIBNER, SHERWOOD,
CHAMBERLIN, McSTAY, WHARTON,DURHAM, THAYER.
Frederick CARPENTER is the son of Frederick CARPENTER, of Rhode Island, who settled in Warren,Mass., where he married Eunice BURROUGHS.  Children:  Isaac, Eunice, Lucy, Laura, Calista,Mary, Eliza, Frederick, David, Sidney, Hannah, and Charles.
Mr. CARPENTER died there agedfifty-six and his wife at the age of ninety-six.
Frederick was born in Warren, Nov 4, 1804, and came to Franklinville in 1821.
Isaac, Lucy, Eunice, David, and Laura CARPENTER had already settled in Franklinville and Farmersville. Frederick (THE SON? JRC) had fifty cents in money left, which hepaid Flavel PATRIDGE, who kept a small store at Franklinville,  towards a new axe, which cost$2.50.  He began chopping cord-wood at fifty or
seventy-five cents per day.  He can now countmore than 200 acres of woodland in Franklinville, Machias, and Ischua which he has chopped oversince that time.  In 1831 he bought the first forty acres of his present farm, paying $4 an acre, and on it he has lived sixty-two years, buying in the meantime 145 acres more.  In 1829 he married Elsie, daughter of David HIBNER;
children :  David, who died twenty-one years old;James and Sidney, of Stevens Point, Wis., Ruth E. (Mrs. Noah SHERWOOD), of Ischua; FrederickL., who married Delilia, daughter of C. G. CHAMBERLIN, of Ischua; Sarah E. (Mrs. William McSTAY), of Lyndon; Levi P., who died in 1860; Eunice S. (Mrs. William WHARTON), of Nebraska;and Charles E., who died in 1860.  Mrs. CARPENTER died in 1882.  With the exception of two orthree years in the ashery and mercantile business, Mr. CARPENTER has always been a farmer. In1835, he was
first elected justice of the peace and, although resigning twice, has since served nearly forty years.  He served four years as supervisor of Hinsdale and was the firstsupervisor of Ischua (then Rice), holding the office in all
nineteen years.  When young he madetwo trips on the Erie canal between Buffalo and Albany and is one of the few men living who saw the three THAYERs hung in Buffalo. Frederick L. CARPENTER resides on the homestead in
Ischua,which town he has served two terms as supervisor.
SEE: Web Page at:
http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/ny/cattaraugus/biographies/pg011.txt

11886. Mercia Carpenter

Died young.  But when?