Samuel came to Saltfleet Twp. in 1787. He was married several times.
Submitted by Donald W. Carpenter (born 28 Apr. 1943) of Ontario,
Canada.
This Samuel is believed to be the Samuel Carpenter who is mentioned in the
"Death Notices from Christian Guardian" 1836-1850, Pages 57-58 which reads:
"Carpenter, Samuel was born in Sussex Co., N.J., c. 1776, and emigrated to
Canada West, settling in Saltfleet Twp. in 1787. In about 1801 he married
Mary Templer of Grimsby who die in 1838. In 1839, he married Mrs. Simonds of
Flamboro West. He died, Sept. 12, 1845; survived by his wife and family. -
Dec. 17, 1845, p. 33,0."In one record he has a daughter Sally who married a McMullen.
This may be a nick name for Martha, Mercy or Sarah. But to play it safe, she
is listed as a daughter.
NAME: Temple or Templer.
See father's notes.
1486. Phoebe or Phebe Carpenter
Phoebe had five children. Only one lived past childhood, Mary.
Phoebe may have had a sister named Phebe who died in infantcy.
UPDATE:
99-04-04 11:21:35 EDT From: hoodnhat@telusplanet.net (Lorne & Faye Hood)
!Phoebe Carpenter daughter of Ashman Carpenter and Mary Boyle
born near Old Log Jail, Sussex County, New Jersey....born 1776...died
14 January 1842. In 1794 she became the wife of Stephen Coon.
Children
were 1. Mary...born 25 Oct 1795...died Nov 1872..married John A.
Stephenson.....2. Margaret...born 11 April 1797...died 7 March
1874...married James Tinlin on 30 October 1817......3. George
Rancier...born 13 March 1799...died 10 March 1872...married Deborah
Phoebe Smith on 2 April 1822.......4. Joseph...born 1802..died
1847...married Elizabeth Shaw.....5. William...born 25 Dec. 1804...died
1888 married Anne McMullen on 27 Feb. 1832....6. Stephen..born 1805 (a
couple of months after death of his Father)....died 1828.
On August 18, 1811 Phoebe Carpenter Coon remarried to Ebenezer Culver
and they became parents to Caroline....Eliza and Augustus.
The above was taken from some old writings of Stephen Coon 1826-1891.
Stephen's son Burwell has added to it as has George Rancier Wilfred
Coon. As you read some of the writings about George Rancier Coon born
1799 it says that he was sent to live with relatives after the death of
his father. Am still waiting on some info from some descendants in
Ontario and then will get a packet off to you. You will have to give me
your mailing address again as I misplaced it.
Another spot in the writing it says Ashman Carpenter his wife Mary
Boyle along with Stephen Coon (1764-1805) are buried in St. Andrews
English Church Cemetery, Grimsby, Ontario.
!Date: 99-02-24 00:57:04 EST From: hoodnhat@telusplanet.net (Lorne & Faye Hood)
Reply-to: hoodnhat@telusplanet.net TO: jrcrin001@aol.com
My George Rancier Coon was born 13 March 1799 in Lincoln County,
Ontario. He died 10 March 1872 in Oxford County Ontario. Married 3 April
1822 to Deborah Phoebe Smith..born 8 February 1805 and died 6 June 1883.
They are buried in Quaker Street Friends Cemetery in Norwich. They were
parents of five children.. Elizabeth S.; Stephen; Mary; Phoebe; and
George Rancier II.
I have found George Rancier I parents listed in two different
places...the first is at the Family History Center and they have John
Stephen Coon...b 1762 NJ and Phoebe Carpenter. The other was just in
some old writings and I am not sure who did them...they have John S.
Coon and Phebe Carpenter.Do know from Grandfather that the Coon family
was United Empire Loyalist. Have found on the 1861 census that George
Rancier Coon I states his religion as Quaker.
NAME: Stephen John or John Stephen Coon. See wife's notes.
Faye Hood in her update has Stephen Coon with no middle name.UPDATE:
Subj: Carpenter/Coon Connection Date: 99-05-28 From: FLTW To: JRCRIN001
John R. Carpenter
Recently I came across your answer to a question from Faye Hood regarding
Phoebe/Phebe (Have found it spelled both ways) Carpenter's husband Stephen
Coon. Have also found that his first name may have been John.
According to information I have found, Ashman Carpenter and family migrated to
Upper Canada as Loyalists in 1783. Soon after their arrival he became ill and
died in 1785 in Niagara, Lincoln Co., Ontario. Since Phoebe M. Carpenter was
born in 1776, she had to have been born in Sussex County, New Jersey and not in
Saltfleet or Toronto as some records show. My information comes from several
sources: A History of the Coon Family by Stephen Burnell Coon (1862-1936),
several different volumes of "The Annals of the Forty" published by the Grimsby
Historical Society, "The Carpenter and Coon Families" excerpts received from
the Hamilton Genealogical Association and from family information.
My father carried the "Carpenter" name as a middle name. John Stephen and
Phoebe had 6 children, the 6th, Stephen, was born a few months after his death
from injuries suffered when a tree fell on him while he was clearing his
property, Lot 4 Concession #5, Clinton Township, Lincoln Co., Ontario. This is
the location of the births of all his children. My records are as follows:
Descendants of Phoebe Carpenter
1
Phoebe Carpenter
b: 1776 Sussex County, New Jersey
d: 14 Jan 1842 Townsend Township, Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada
aka: Phebe Carpenter
+John Stephen Coon
b: 1764 New Jersey
m: Abt. 1794 Canada
d: 25 Jan 1805 Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada
Burial: St. Andrews English Church Cemetery, Grimsby, Ontario
2
Mary C Coon
b: 25 Oct 1795 Lot #4 Concession #5, Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario,
Canada
d: Nov 1872 Caistor, Ontario, Canada
+John Augustus Stephenson
b: 10 Oct 1783 North Carolina
m: 30 Jun 1817 Ontario, Canada
d: 07 Feb 1853 Caistor, Ontario, Canada
2
Margaret Coon
b: 11 Apr 1797 Lot #4 Con #5 Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada
d: 17 Mar 1874
+James Tinlin
m: 31 Oct 1817
2
George Rancier Coon
b: 18 Mar 1799 Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada
d: 10 Mar 1872 North Norwich Township, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada
Burial: QuakerStreet Friends Cemetery, North Norwich Township, Oxford County,
Ontario
+Deborah Phoebe Smith
b: 08 Feb 1805 Grimsby Township, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada
m: 03 Apr 1822 Grimsby Township Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada
d: 06 Jun 1883 North Norwich Township, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada
Burial: QuakerStreet Friends Cemetery, North Norwich Township, Oxford County,
Ontario, Canada
2
Joseph Carpenter Coon
b: 18 Dec 1802 Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada
d: 10 Sep 1847
Burial: Fulton
+Elizabeth Shaw
b: 14 Oct 1804 Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada
m: 05 Sep 1822
d: 13 Dec 1883
3
Isaac Shaw Coon
b: 08 Nov 1825
d: 16 Dec 1903
3
William Coon
b: Abt. 1828
3
George Coon
b: Abt. 1832
3
Prudence Coon
b: Abt. 1834
3
Deborah Coon
b: Abt. 1836
3
Mary Coon
b: Abt. 1838
3
Joseph Carpenter Coon, Jr
b: Abt. 1840 Toronto, York, Ontario, Canada
+Isabelle Ann Snyder
b: 1842
d: 01 Mar 1916
4
Sarah Elizabeth Coon
b: 25 Jun 1862
d: 01 Apr 1903 , Ontario, Canada
+Benjamin Howland Tweddle
b: 08 Aug 1855 Canada
m: 27 Dec 1882
d: 12 Jun 1931 Riverside, Riverside, CA
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Riverside, CA
5
Everard Hermon Tweddle
b: 04 Dec 1883 Abingdon, Ontario, Canada
d: 20 Mar 1969 Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA
+Leota Glenn Grizzle
b: 15 Jan 1884 Paxton, Indiana
m: 19 Sep 1917 Arlington Place, Riverside, CA
d: 23 Nov 1962 Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA
6
Wilbur Lowell Tweddle
b: 18 Dec 1919 Perris, Riverside, CA d. 27 Dec 1998
+Florence Redmond
b: 05 Mar 1919 Burlington,,Vt.
m: 29 May 1947 Orange, Orange, CA
5
Millie Ann Tweddle
b: 18 Jun 1885 Beamsville, Ontario, Canada
d: 1977
+Manly Cable
b: Abt. 1884
m: 27 Oct 1909
d: 1977
6
Roy Cable
b: 02 Sep 1911
d: 08 Jan 1983
+Millie
b: Unknown
m: Unknown
d: Unknown
6
Dorothy Cable
b: Feb 1916
6
Cecil Cable
b: Jun 1917
+Barbara
b: Unknown
m: 1949
d: Unknown
6
Ralph M. Cable
b: 23 Sep 1923 Macklin, Sask., Canada
+Hazel
b: Unknown
m: Bef. 1954
7
Robin G Cable
b: 26 Feb 1954 High Prairie, Alberta, Canada
+Helen
b: Unknown
m: Unknown
*2nd Wife of Ralph M. Cable:
+Marjorie A. Scheuerman
b: 08 Jun 1939 Calgary, Alberta, Canada
m: 03 Dec 1966 Las Vegas,,NV
7
Patricia A. Cable
b: 08 Jan 1968 Palm Springs, Riverside, CA
+Harald Groenen
b: Unknown
m: 07 Dec 1995 Las Vegas,,NV
7
Gordon M. Cable
b: 24 Jan 1969 Palm Springs, Riverside, CA
7
Brian R. Cable
b: 19 Jan 1971 Palm Springs, Riverside, CA
+Alison Carey
b: Unknown
m: 12 Jul 1997 Couer D'Lane,, Idaho
d: Unknown
5
Earl Carpenter Tweddle
b: 19 May 1887 Abingdon, Ontario, Canada (Beamsville)
d: 30 Jan 1954 Riverside, CA
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Riverside, CA
+Harriet Webber
b: 06 Jan 1895 Arlington Place, Riverside, CA
m: 14 Aug 1919 At the Bride's home, Arlington Place, CA.
d: 08 Dec 1987 Riverside,Riverside, CA
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Riverside, CA
6
Florence Lenore Tweddle
b: 02 Dec 1921 Arlington Place, Riverside, CA
+Richard Julian Wood
b: 29 Jan 1919 Riverside, Riverside, CA
m: 27 Jun 1947 Riverside, Riverside, CA
7
Bruce Richard Wood
b: 24 Oct 1950 Riverside, Riverside, CA
+Rebecca Sue Staley
b: 21 Sep 1946 Lima, OH
m: 01 Sep 1973 Lexington, KY
8
Eric Ross Wood
b: 06 Sep 1978 Austin, TX
7
Janet Louise Wood
b: 18 Jun 1952 Riverside, Riverside, CA
+Kenneth Lynn Hamilton
b: 22 Jan 1952 Brawley, Imperial, CA
m: 08 Sep 1973 San Diego, CA
8
Karen Lenore Hamilton
b: 04 May 1980 San Diego, San Diego, CA
6
Harold Vincent Tweddle
b: 02 May 1925 Riverside, Riverside, CA
d: 03 Apr 1944 Red Rock Air Field, AZ
Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Riverside, Riverside, CA
4
Amelia A Coon
b: 1867
d: 1933 Grimsby, Ontario, Canada
+Francis Hildreth
b: 1868
3
Euphemia Coon
b: Abt. 1844
2 William Coon
b: 25 Dec 1804 Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada
d: 1888
+Anne McMullen
m: 27 Feb 1832
2 Stephen Coon
b: 1805 Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada
d: 1828 Clinton Township, Lincoln County, Ontario, Canada
*2nd Husband of Phoebe Carpenter:
+Ebenezer Colver
m: 18 Aug 1811 Ontario, Canada
2
Caroline Colver
2
Eliza Colver
2
Agustus Colver
Hope this information may be of some use or interest to you for your collection
of Carpenter information.
Florence
Mrs. Richard J. Wood
2525 Littleton Pl.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
James was a Sgt. in the 5th Lincoln Regt. War of 1812. He died of illness
while in the service and his widow received a pension for his war service.
!Submitted by Donald W. Carpenter (born 28 Apr. 1943) of Ontario,
Canada.
NAME: Went by Ann.
NOTE: MAJOR CORRECTION - See page 906 (insert) and 907 in the Carpenter Memorial.
Family number 49 - corrected to as listed.Number 325 in The Carpenter Memorial on page 86.
Family number 1 on page 160 (#145) and number 2 on page 824 (#1831).
Marriage number 3 not in CM. See Corrections on page 906 & 907.Pennsylvania Marriages before 1790: Two marriages given.
1768, June 16. Carpenter, Benjamin and Grace Morgan
1772, Aug. 10. Carpenter, Benjamin and Mary MorganBenjamin Carpenter was born near Woodbury, Gloucester, NJ just south and across the Delaware river from Philadelphia, PA. After the close of the Revolutionary War, he moved to Fauquier, VA (NOTE: NEVER PART OF , now W.Virginia), where his first and second (NOTE: not 2nd & 3rd) wives died. In 1797 he removed to Harrison county, VA (now WV). In 1804 to what is now Lawrence County, OH where he died in 1809.
NOTE: Fauquier, VA was never part of WV. There were two basic ways to get to Fauquier County from the Delaware River area between Philadelphia and Gloucester County, NJ.
1) By ship down the Delaware River to Delaware Bay then out to the Atlantic Ocean and back through Chesapeake Bay and up the Rappahannock River to a few miles southeast of Front Royal, Warren County, Virginia, near the single point where Warren, Fauquier, and Rappahannock counties come together. Then east into Fauquier County. This or something similar is most likely.
2) By land from Philadelphia west over the Philadelphia Wagon Road toward Washington, DC then southwest to the Old Northwestern Turnpike then eat into Loudoun County then south into Fauquier County.To go to Harrison County, WV from Fauquier County is by land. North into Loudoun County then west on the Old Northwestern Turnpike over the Shenandoah Mountains until you get to Harrison County then part of VA.
To go to Lawrence County, OH from Harrison County you head west on the Old Northwestern Turnpike until you get to the Ohio River. Then use the river to float to Lawrence County. Note, there was also a trail that went inland (west of the river into Ohio) then south.
Number 8953 in the Carpenter Memorial on page 824.
Number 8957 in the Carpenter Memorial. See page 824.
Not in the computer record.
McFarland was the name of her first husband.
Number 8960 in the Carpenter Memorial. See page 824.
She died in her 13th year in Ohio per the CM. Another record indicates
she was a stillborn death. Possibly 2 Linny children.
Maybe the following person?
Wed. Oct. 10, 1827 Vol. 1 # 15- p. 119
"The Souvenir" Wed. July 18, 1827- Vol. 1 # 3- p.23, Philadelphia.
Died; On the 4th inst. Mr. John CARPENTER, book binder, aged 34 years.
http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/pa+index+4808109999321+F
Number 326 in the Carpenter Memorial. See page 86 and 906.
Number 321 in the Carpenter Memorial. Page 86
Family on page 159 (#143)Samuel went to North Carolina about 1774 and from there to Barron county, KY
in 1800 where he died in 1811.
A deed is recorded at Cleveland, NC dated 8 Oct 1811 from L___ Short and
Catherine Carpenter, executors of the estate of Samuel Carpenter, deceased of
the county of Barron, State of Kentucky, to Joseph Carpenter for 500 acres of
land.Hunterdon county until 1838 when Hopewell became part of Mercer county.
Number 957 in the Carpenter Memorial. Page 159.
Her descendants are residents of North Carolina (1898).
Number 958 in the Carpenter Memorial. Page 159.
Her descendants reside in Tennessee (1898).
Number 959 in the Carpenter Memorial. Page 159.
Her descendants reside in North Carolina (1898).
Number 322 in the Carpenter Memorial. Page 86
Family on page 159 (#144)He moved from Hopewell to Bucks county, PA and after the death of his father,
to North Carolina in 1775 and located in Irvon: afterwards to Ruthford (now
Cleveland county). They were both buried at Knob Creek, Cleveland county, NC.Hunterdon county until 1838 when Hopewell became part of Mercer county.
Joseph moved from Hopewell to Bucks , ,PA, and after the
death of his father, to North Carolina, in 1775, and located in
Irvon; afterwards to Ruthford (now Cleveland County).2 SOUR S203
Left issue.
Benjamin Carpenter served in the American Revolution,
He fought in the battle of Montgomery, NY on the Hudson River bank against
Britsh General Sir Henry Clinton, and Earl. The Carpenter cousins named
Clinton (Gen. James Clinton and Gen. George Clinton) were fighting their
Britsh Cousins.
This family line submitted by John E. Proctor (brn 1933) of Stillwell KS 4/96E-MAIL: Either this Benjamin or his father was listed as a executor in the
following will. (Submitted on Wed, 12 Jan 2000 From: MzCortez@aol.com)
Abstracts of Wills Vol V 1754-1760, page 159 & 160:
Page 210.--In the name of God, Amen. I, SAMUEL GALIE, of Goshen, in Orange
County, being weak in body, February 14, 1756. I leave to my son Samuel 5
shillings. I leave to my son Richard my dwelling house I now live in in the
town of Goshen, and a piece of land lying near Thomas Sayres, which I
purchased of Thomas Mapes. I leave to my son Asa my house and land I
purchased of John Carp in Goshen, Also my two West Division lots of land. I
leave to my daughter Juliana, wife of George De Kay, 5 shillings. To my wife
Elizabeth the choice of my negroes, and to my daughter Dorithy the second
choice. "And as my wife is now pregnant, the child, if it lives, is to have
the third choice." All the remainder of my estate I leave to my wife and
children. I make my wife, and William Worthrinton, of Saybrook, and John
Galie, of Goshen, and Benjamin Carpenter, of Goshen, and Henry Usonow,
executors.
Witnesses, Joseph Wood, Israel Parshall, Jonathan Cory, Jr. Proved, February
28, 1757.
This family line submitted by John E. Proctor (brn 1933) of Stillwell KS 4/96