NOT PROVEN - Mulatto son.
Number 210 in the book "The Carpenter Family in America." by Daniel H.
Carpenter, 1901. No family listed in that record.CENSUS: 1850 US Census - with son William and his family.
Grave marked by DAR in 1963, New York Artillery 2nd regiment. See below.
George Carpenter Compact Disc #42 Pin #321368
George Carpenter Compact Disc #145 Pin #2206967----- Original Message -----
From: Linda Glenn rlglenn@tds.net
To: John R Carpenter (JRC)
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 9:42 AM
Subject: Carpenter PedigreeWilliam Denton Carpenter b, Feb 3,1930, at home 8139 Jordan Road, Atlas Twp, Grand Bland,Michigan still living
Joseph Denton Carpenter b May 18, 1904 Genesee County, Burton, Michigan d. Feb. 20, 1990 Midland Michigan buried Evergreen Cemetery, Grand Blanc, Michigan
Denton Jacob Carpenter b. May 25 1868 Genesee County, Davison twp. Michigan d. January 29, 1951, Vassar, Michigan, buried Evergreen Cemetery, Grand Blanc, Michigan
Jacob Denton Carpenter b. June 28, 1834, Onondaga County New York d. May 25, 1903, Burton Twp. Flint, Michigan, buried Evergreen Cemetery, Grand Blanc, Michigan.
William Carpenter Sr. B. Sept. 16, 1805, Duchess County, Stanford, New York, d. July 13, 1898, Atlas Twp. Goodrich, Michigan, buried Goodrich cemetery, Atlas, Michigan
George Carpenter b. 1757 Duchess County, New York, d 1859 Genesee County Atlas Twp, Goodrich Michigan, buried Goodrich Cemetery, Atlas, Michigan, Grave marked by DAR in 1963, New York Artillery 2nd regiment.
George Carpenter b. August 1726, North Castle Westchester, New York, d. May 27 1811 Duchess County, New York
Timothy Carpenter b. April 1, 1698 Musketa Cove LI, d May 24, 1769 North Castle Westchester New York
XXXXXXXXX the following ancestry seems off. JRC
Timothy Carpenter b Dec. 19, 1665 Pawtucket R.I. d. New York (these records are the ones we cannot find due to a fire)Ephraim Carpenter b. 1639 Pawtucket R.I., d 1703 Providence R.I.
William Carpenter b.1610 Amesbury England d. 1685 Rhode Island, Pawtucket
Father: Henry Gildersleeve Disc #42 Pin #321299
Mother: Mary Hall Disc #42 Pin #321300
Number 209 in the book "The Carpenter Family in America." by Daniel H.
Carpenter, 1901. He was a farmer in Dutchess county, NY.
NAME: Posibly Anne.
He married Anne Carpenter, daughter of Samuel Carpenter of Dutchess county.
Number 208 in the book "The Carpenter Family in America." by Daniel H.
Carpenter, 1901. Elizabeth and her husband were well known members of the
Society of Friends.
Number 213 in the book, Carpenter Family in America, 1901 by Daniel H.
Carpenter. Family on page 152.SEE: Genealogical and Historical Record of the Carpenter Family, by James Usher
Page 30 regarding The Carpenter Family of Long Island and NY.
Usher maybe wrong. See great grandfather's notes.
SEE: The book, Carpenter Family in America, 1901 by Daniel H.
Carpenter which lists her last name as SEAMAN, but this is wrong.
Number 547 in the book, Carpenter Family in America, 1901 by Daniel H.
Carpenter. No Family listed.SEE: Saratoga County, New York Will Testators. Maybe the following?
http://www.sampubco.com/ny/nysaratoga2.htm
CARPENTER, JOHN * 46-1-249
CARPENTER, JOHN HALF MOON 46-38-37
Number 548 in the book, Carpenter Family in America, 1901 by Daniel H.
Carpenter. No Family listed.
Number 214 in the book, Carpenter Family in America, 1901 by Daniel H.
Carpenter. Family on page 152. He was a minister of the Friends' Society, and
a deeply religious man.
BIRTH: 8 May 1762 on one page and 18 May 1762 on another page. 18 May is correct.
MARRIAGE: 2 times in the above book and 3x in the PRF/IGI. See below for #3.
Zeno Carpenter Compact Disc #129 Pin #2662559 (AFN: 46KC-F2) Sex: M
Event(s) Birth: 18 May 1762 North Castle, Westchester, New York, USA
Parents
Marriage(s) Spouse: Hannah Van Deursen Disc #129 Pin #2660690 Marriage: abt 1801 of Cornwall, Orange, New York, USA
Other Event(s)
Census: 1790 Cornwall, Orange, New York, USA
Census: 1800 , Orange, New York, USA
married: abt 1801 Cornwall,Orange,New York, USA
Census: 1810 , Orange, New York, USA
Census: 1830 Cornwall, Orange, New York, USASubmitter Ted G COX 120 NE Jolly Roger Lane Belfair, WA 98528
Marriage(s) - CHALLENGED! This probably belongs to another Zeno.
Spouse: Hannah VanDeursen Disc #146 Pin #2912499 Marriage: 1801 Cornwall, Orange, New York, United States (NOTE: marriage was about 1836/1840)
Spouse: Sarah Hoag Disc #146 Pin #2913698 Marriage: 1814
Spouse: Lydia Clark Disc #146 Pin #2910533 Marriage: 29 Mar 1786EMAIL:
-----Original Message-----
From: Ruth Wallingford
Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2011 10:06 PM
To: CARPENTER@rootsweb.com
Subject: [CARPENTER] Zeno Carpenter 1762
In an attempt to correct much of the erroneous information regarding
Zeno Carpenter born May 18, 1762 in North Castle, Westchester,
NY. As posted in the Feb 7, 1851 Quaker newsletter THE FRIEND as a
memoir/obituary for Zeno Carpenter, son of William and Sarah Seaman
Carpenter. This is an excerpt from: "A Memoir of Friends in Smyrna,
concerning our beloved Friend Zeno CARPENTER, a member and minister
of New Hartford Monthly Meeting."
This our dear Friend, according to his own account, was born in North
Castle, Westchester county, New York, the 18th of Fifth month, 1762,
of honest parents professing the Troth, viz., William and Sarah Carpenter.
He was received a member of the Society of Friends; and about his
twenty-fourth year, he was joined in marriage with Lydia Clark. In
reference thereto he says, "I have and do believe, that it was the
pointings of best Wisdom that we were joined together."
In 1813 he lost his beloved wife, which proved a close trial to him,
yet he was favoured to resign all up to the Lord. In adverting to
which he says, "1 feel in a very tried, lonely situation, no other to
rely upon but God alone, who is my Rock, my Refuge, and safe hiding place."
In 1815, he removed within the limits of Bridgewater Monthly Meeting,
of which Smyrna was then a branch. In 1817 he was married to Sarah
Hoag and in 1822 removed to Utica, where he spent the most of the
remainder of his days.
He quietly breathed his last the 23rd of Third month, 1849, aged 86
years. Now gathered home like a shock of corn fully ripe. " Mark the
perfect man, and behold the upright, for the end of that man is peace."
This Zeno was never married to Hannah Van Duerson.
Number 539 in the book The Carpenter Family in America, 1901.
Number 541 in the book The Carpenter Family in America, 1901.
Number 542 in the book The Carpenter Family in America, 1901.
She died in infancy.
Number 543 in the book The Carpenter Family in America, 1901.
She died in infancy.
Number 544 in the book The Carpenter Family in America, 1901.
Number 546 in the book The Carpenter Family in America, 1901.
Father: Jacob J VanDeursen Disc #146 Pin #2911813
Mother: Mary Ashley Disc #146 Pin #2910891NOTE: This person probably did not marry Zeno Carpenter b. 8 May 1762 but another Zeno Carpenter.
Number 215 in the book, Carpenter Family in America, 1901 by Daniel H.
Carpenter. No Family listed.BIRTH: Conflict where born. The above has Long Island, NY as birth yet others have Dartmouth, Bristol, MA. Possible merging of two Stephen Carpenters?
SEE: Letter to Members of the Carpenter Fund Association, 10 Nov. 1882
Poughkeepsie, NY. By W. C. Barker, Pres't Carpenter Fund Association.
Which gives children for this Stephen Carpenter.DEATH: Questionable - Some have death by 1826, but no proof given.
Some people have speculated that the following was for this Stephen Carpenter - But no proof given.
New York Deaths and Burials, 1795-1952
Name: Stephen Carpenter
Gender: Male
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Death Date: 19 Nov 1821
Death Place: Manhattan, New York, New York
Age:
Birth Date:
Birthplace: West Chester
Occupation:
Race:
Marital Status:
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B05582-7
System Origin: New York-EASy
Source Film Number: 447545
Reference Number: bk 4
Source Citation"New York Deaths and Burials, 1795-1952," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/
F6M7-HMY : accessed 28 June 2012), Stephen Carpenter.AF/PRF
1-5 of 5 results for > Name: Stephen Carpenter, Event: Birth, Place: New York, Event Range: 1763-1764
in Ancestral File and Pedigree Resource File1) Stephen CARPENTER
Ancestral File
birth: 29 Apr 1764 North Castle, Westchester, NY
death: 1826
marriage: 26 Mar 1788
parents: William CARPENTER, Sarah SEAMAN
spouse: Hannah HOAG
child: Phebe CARPENTER
2) Stephen /Carpenter/
Pedigree Resource File
birth: 29 Apr 1764 North Castle, Westchester Co., NY
marriage: 26 Mar 1788
parents: William /Carpenter/, Sarah /Seaman/
spouse: Hannah /Hoag/
3) Stephen /Carpenter/
Pedigree Resource File
birth: 29 APR 1764 North Castle, Westchester, Colonial New York
marriage: 26 MAR 1788
parents: William /Carpenter/, Sarah /Seaman/
spouse: Hannah /Hoag/
4) Stephen /Carpenter/
Pedigree Resource File
birth: 29 Apr 1764 Long Island, New York, USA
death: 1826
marriage: 26 Mar 1788 Nine Partners, Dutchess, New York, USA
parents: William /Carpenter/, Sarah /Seaman/
spouse: Hannah /Hoag/
children: Phebe /Carpenter/, William /Carpenter/...
5) Stephen /Carpenter/
Pedigree Resource File
birth: 29 APR 1764 North Castle, Westchester, New York
marriage: 26 MAR 1788
parents: William /Carpenter/, Sarah /Seaman/
spouse: Hannah /Hoag/
DETAILS of two best of five.
Ancestral File
name: Stephen CARPENTER
gender: Male
birth: 29 Apr 1764 North Castle, Westchester, NY
death: 1826
AFN: 46KC-G7
Parents
father: William CARPENTER (AFN: 46KC-BJ )
mother: Sarah SEAMAN (AFN: 46KC-CP )
Marriages (1)
spouse: Hannah HOAG (AFN: 9W8X-HF )
marriage: 26 Mar 1788
child 1:
Phebe CARPENTER (AFN: 27ZQ-7R ) gender: Female
BIRTH 4 Jan 1789_Starkshoro, Addison, VT
DEATH 21 Sep 1853_Lincoln Twp., Addison, VT
BURIAL Lincoln Graveyard, Lincoln Twp., Addison, VT
Submitters (4)
submitter: dadsargent1847408
submitter: mjsimek584784
Source Citation
"Ancestral File v4.19," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MWQ2-146 :
accessed 28 June 2012), entry for Stephen CARPENTER.Pedigree Resource File
name: Stephen /Carpenter/
gender: Male
birth: 29 APR 1764 North Castle, Westchester, Colonial New York [1]
death:
Parents
father: William /Carpenter/
mother: Sarah /Seaman/
Marriages (1)
spouse: Hannah /Hoag/
marriage: 26 MAR 1788
Submission
submitter: ghalstead1098355
submission date: 16 Oct 2009
submission id: MMQ7-V2T
person count: 75,351Notes
AFGS 2 _TMPLT 3 FIELD 4 NAME Page
birth: AFGS 3 _TMPLT 4 FIELD 5 NAME Page
Sources
Ged Jim Rubins 5/4/00 AFGS 1 _TMPLT 2 TID 0 2 FIELD 3 NAME Footnote 3 VALUE Ged Jim Rubins
5/4/00 2 FIELD 3 NAME ShortFootnote 3 VALUE Ged Jim Rubins 5/4/00 2 FIELD 3 NAME Bibliography
3 VALUE Ged Jim Rubins 5/4/00.
Ken Erd GEDCOM file imported in 2006 - Replaces all his earlier data AFGS 1 _TMPLT 2 TID 0 2 FIELD
3 NAME Footnote 3 VALUE Ken Erd GEDCOM file imported in 2006 - Replaces all his earlier data 2
FIELD 3 NAME ShortFootnote 3 VALUE Ken Erd GEDCOM file imported in 2006 - Replaces all his
earlier data 2 FIELD 3 NAME Bibliography 3 VALUE Ken Erd GEDCOM file imported in 2006 - Replaces
all his earlier data.
Source Citation
"Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/ST9N-5ZG :
accessed 28 June 2012), entry for Stephen /Carpenter/.
MARRIAGE: Questioned. Need documentation.
Number 541 in the book The Carpenter Family in America, 1901.
MARRIAGE: Conflict regarding spouse and death. Same spouse name (Sabun
verses Seburn & Dortland verses Dorland) but two distinctly different death dates.
First is 3 Mar 1826 in Dutchess County, NY and the second in Salem, Iowa on 8/8/
1846.
Spouse:
Amos Battey 1800 – 1872
Children:
Lydia C Battey 1822 – 1917
William Carpenter Battey 1824 – 1897
Lucy Battey 1827 – 1909
Stephen Battey 1829 – 1831
Josephus Battey 1832 – 1836
Zeno C Battey 1834 – 1913
James Hervey Battey 1837 – 1919
Julia Mariah Battey 1842 – 1849
Ruth Carpenter Battey 1845 – 1849
Parents:
Nicholas Battey 1758 – 1847
Thankful Baker 1758 – 1850
Number 223 in the book, Carpenter Family in America, 1901 by Daniel H.
Carpenter. See page 152 & 153 for notes & family.He was a loyalist and became a Colonel in De Lancey's Battalion and as a
consequence he was forced to leave the country at the close of the
Revolutionary War. He had been married only a short while, when they left New
York on the ship Cyrus, with his parents & siblings, in September 1783 for what
is now known as St. John, New Brunswick.
On the voyage his wife gave birth to his son Willet, who, as far as the above
reasearcher can tell was their only child.
Col. Willett Carpenter became an extensive ship owner and afterwards in
partnership with David hatfield, was a prosperous merchant at St. John. He was
communicant of Trinty Episcopal Church, St. John, and a man well known in the
community for his ability and honest dealing.E-MAIL: Fri, 5 Jan 2001. From: Phebe Cortez - MzCortez@aol.com
Claims and Memorials Memorial of Willet Carpenter of New York
To the Honourable the Commissioners
appointed by a late Act of Parliament further
to enquire into the Losses and Services of
the American Loyalist &c &c &c
The Memmorial of Willet CARPENTER late of Westchester County in the
Province of New York but now of Queens County in the Province of New Brunswick
Most Humbly sheweth That your Memmorialist for his Loyalty to his King and firm attachment to the
British Goverment was Compelled to to [sic] fly for Refuge and Protection to
the Royal Army than at New York as Early as the year 1777 March the 12th
Day and your Memmorialist hath Rendered Goverment the Services and on
Account of his Said Loyalty hath Suffered the Losses Stated in the Schedule and
Estimate hereunto annexed.
Your Memmorialist therefore Prays that his Case may be Taken into your
Consideration in order that under your Honours Report that your
Memmorialist may be Enabled to Receive Such Aid and Relief as his Losses and Services
may be found to Deserve.
Willet CARPENTER
Province of New Brunswick
City St. John April the 6th 1786
Great Britain, Public Record Office, Audit Office 13, Volume 21, folio 86.
SEE Web page:
http://www.royalprovincial.com/military/mems/ny/clmcarpenter.htm
MORE:
Claims and Memorials
Losses & Services of Willet Carpenter
The Schedule and Estimate of the Losses and Services of Willet Carpenter
During the Late unhappy Dissentions in America Late of the County of
Westchester in the Province of New York.
(Vizt.)Â Â Your Memmorialist assisted to Raise a Company in the Kings
American Regt. as will appear by Request of Colo. FANNING went into the Fishkills
Mountain and Guided in Twenty Recruits to New York and after the
abovesaid Service Guided in to New York from North-Castle Seven Recruits to the
abovesd. Regt. five years Service at Morisinia under Command of Colo. James
DeLANCEY, Colo. Isaac HATFIELD and Major BAIRMORE.
1782 Sent out as a Spy by General LOUSBURGH and made Returns. Twice
a prisoner. Willet CARPENTER
Her father is believed to be Richardson Davenport but may have been his
brother Robert also.