Group 25 and 28 - Descendants of Sheriff John Carpenter-1736
Born abt 1582 of, Horsham, Sussex, England - Died 9 Aug 1671 in Horsham

Notes

223. Ann Carpenter

Number 52 in the Samuel Carpenter 1912 book.  Page 55 and 64.

James William Longman

He was a Britsh Army Captain who served and distinguished himself atthe battle
of Waterloo. It is said he was the first to carry to England the tidings of
victory.  His death was finally caused by wounds received in this conflict.

226. Hiram Carpenter

Number 3635 in the Carpenter Memorial.  No family listed.
Both he and his wife died within a few days of each other in 1839. Settled in Higginsport, Ohio.

BIRTH: In the CM on page 409, his birth date is listed as about 1770 with a correction to abt 1790.
Census records from 1820 and 1830 indicate his birth abt 1761 to 1770.  And having at least  William and Davis. Not found in the 1840 US Census.
If born about 1770 then he is a brother or related closely to Aaron C. (AC) Carpenter.  FOR THIS REASON he his being reassigned as a brother until further information comes forward. JRC Dec 2013.

CENSUS: 1820 US Census
Name: Hiram Carpenter
Event Place: Lewis, Brown, Ohio
Page Number: 413
Affiliate Publication Number: M33
Affiliate Film Number: 86
GS Film number: 0181392
Digital Folder Number: 004093884
Image Number: 00228
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1820," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHL3-WZ7 : accessed 30 Dec 2013), Hiram Carpenter, 1820.

CENSUS: 1830 US Census
Name: Hiram Carpenter
Event Place: Lewis, Brown, Ohio
Page Number: 455
Affiliate Publication Number: M19
Affiliate Film Number: 127
GS Film number: 0337938
Digital Folder Number: 004093937
Image Number: 00908
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1830," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHGJ-8FJ : accessed 30 Dec 2013), Hiram Carpenter, 1830.
NOTE: Age 60<70 with 1 female 70<80.

BOOK:
History of Clermont County, Ohio, with illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers.   By J.L. Rockey and R.J. Bancroft; published by: Philadelphia, L.H. Everts, 1880, 557 pages. On line at::  
See page 124 for Hiram Carpenter.  Hiram Carpenter was one of 84 voters on October 8th, 1805
for State elections in Miami township, Clermont County, Ohio. For "who is whom" in the 1805 State
election see page 123.

WILL:  It is supposedly in Will Book No. 2 (1838-1851), p. 22.  Per TLC
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~clermontcountyohio/browncountyohio.htm
Source: OHIO The cross road of our nation - Records of Pioneer Families
October-December 1962, Vol. III No IV
Published by Esther Weygandt Powell
BROWN COUNTY, OHIO
WILL INDEX 1838-1851
Book II
... James Garritson, David Petty, John Abraham
Cochran, William Gilliland, John Parker, Elihu
Carpenter, Hiram Greathouse, William Pettyjohn, I.N.
Collins, James A. Hatherly, Thomas Perdum, Jeremiah
Cox, William Hatfield, Thomas Potts, ...

GRAVE: Same person? Delaware County is in the middle of the state.
Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots
Name: Hiram Carpenter
Location: Liberty Twp OH 18
Source Citation: Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots; Volume: 1; Serial: 7601; Volume: 6.
Source Information:
Hatcher, Patricia Law. Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999.
Original data: Hatcher, Patricia Law. Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots. Vol. 1-4. Dallas, TX, USA: Pioneer Heritage Press, 1987.
NOTE:
http://interactive.ancestryinstitution.com/20105/dvm_LocHist006390-00038-1/69?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestryinstitution.com%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fgst%3d-6&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnSearchResults&rc=926,305,1323,359;746,698,1145,749;970,797,1246,848;859,972,1254,1024;1266,968,1521,1024;874,1262,1272,1314;1490,1465,1782,1515;917,1588,1073,1632;904,1831,1302,1883;910,2233,1304,2285;863,2637,1258,2686;2104,2769,2396,2820;898,3077,1296,3128;1030,3799,1176,3845
Official Roster Revolutionary Soldiers 1775-1783  Page 69 (aka OFFICIAL ROSTER OF SOLDIERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION WHO LIVED IN OHIO? Or is this different?)
Carpenter, Hiram (Delaware Co.)
Bur Liberty Twp. Fur infor Delaware Chap.
Carpenter, Gilbert, Rev. (Delaware Co.)
Brother of Benjamin Carpenter. Bur Galena. fur infor Delaware Chap.
Carpenter, Nathan (Delaware Co.)
Pvt. Burgoyne Campaign. Conn Regt 1775. Br 1757, Rehoboth, Mass. Mar Irene Read, 1780, D 1814, Delaware, O. Bur Liberty Twp on Carpenter Farm. Ref: Natl No. 31191, Vol 32, p 71, and Natl No. 74918. D.A.R. Lin. fur infor Delaware Chap.
Carpenter, Judge Benjamin (Delaware Co.)
Bur Galena. Fur infor Delaware Chap. (page 68)

NOTE:
http://interactive.ancestryinstitution.com/20105/dvm_LocHist006390-00227-0/428?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestryinstitution.com%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fgst%3d-6&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnSearchResults&rc=1925,344,2125,407;1562,415,1747,479;1681,833,1868,896;1932,904,2123,966;1929,973,2125,1035;1896,2442,2077,2503;1849,2954,2036,3016;1866,3205,2047,3268;1036,3416,1283,3468;1038,3473,1282,3523;1040,3527,1284,3578;1295,3526,1495,3578;1039,3584,1284,3636
Delaware City Chapter, Delaware, Ohio
Page 422  Official Roster
Delaware County
Carpenter, Judge Benji.
Carpenter, Rev. Gilbert
Carpenter, Hiram
Carpenter, Nathan

399. Davis Carpenter

CENSUS: 1830 US Census
Name: Davis Carpenter
Event Place: Huntington, Brown, Ohio
Page Number: 416
Affiliate Publication Number: M19
Affiliate Film Number: 127
GS Film number: 0337938
Digital Folder Number: 004093937
Image Number: 00830
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1830," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XHGJ-L9N : accessed 30 Dec 2013), Davis Carpenter, 1830.
NOTE: Born abt 1791/1810 PA and married to a female 20<30.

Mary Smith

Sister of James Smith of Mannington.

James Smith

Brother to Mary Smith.

246. Edward Carpenter

Number 72 in the Samuel Carpenter 1912 book.  See page 60 and 67.
See Samuel Carpenter book, page 67-68. EDWARD received a good English
education and with excellent business qualifications possessed a taste for
readings and books.  He was about 5' 10" high, erect, active, vigorous, with
dark complexion, dark hazel eyes, brown hair, and handsome presence.
Born on the Josiah Miller Farm belonging to his grandfather, situated near the
Salem County almshouse, in Salem County, NJ.

EDWARD'S father built a house for the newly married couple with stands in the
forks of the roads leading to Barnesborough and Mullica Hill, directly in front
of the old Carpenter Mansion (1912).  This was later sold to the TONKIN
brothers, John and William C.

EDWARD then removed to Glassborough, where he devoted himself with energy and
intelligence to the prosecution of the business of manufacturing glassware.  He
was taken ill of typhus fever on his way home from Philladelphia, and died at
his father's house in Carpenter's Landing, in the midst of his successful
career, on the 13th of March, 1813.

Both EDWARD and SARAH CARPENTER lie in the old graveyard of Trinity Church,
Swedesboro, where a handsome monument marks the spot.

EDWARD in 1797 was commisioned a Captain of the 1st Battalion, 1st Regiment,
Gloucester County Miltia.  The commision is signed by Richard Howell, Governor
of NJ, who orginally came from Delaware.

BIBLE: records of Carpenter - Howell - Lloyd. Held by the Lloyd family of PA.
Which has birth, marriage and death dates.  See Vol. 2, page 873+.
In this record indicates that Edward was the first child of his parents.  Which
means Samuel was deceased by the time it was written?  Samuel died in 1792.

GRAVE:  see images
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=141313996
Edward Carpenter
Birth:  Jun. 4, 1777
Salem County
New Jersey, USA
Death:  Mar. 13, 1813
Gloucester County
New Jersey, USA
Edward Carpenter, son of Thomas Carpenter, of Carpenter Landing, N. J., and a lineal descendant of the fifth generation of Samuel Carpenter, Sen'r, of Philadelphia. Treasurer of the Province of Pennsylvania, Member of the Provincial Assembly, Commissioner of Gov. Penn during his absence in England, etc. Married Sept. 5, 1799, Sarah Stratton, daughter of Dr. James Stratton and his wife Anna Harris, of Swedesboro, Gloucester Co., N. J.
Both Edward and Sarah Carpenter lie in the old grave-yard of Trinity Church, Swedesboro [Trinity “Old Swedes” Church (Old Cemetery)] where a handsome monument marks the spot.
Issue (Carpenter):
1) Thomas Preston, born April 19, 1804; died March 20, 1876; married Nov. 27, 1839, Rebecca Hopkins.
2) Mary Tonkin, born Sept. 14, 1805; died May 3, 1893; married March 24, 1830, Richard Washington Howell.
3) James Stratton, M.D., born Oct. 18, 1807; died Jan. 31, 1872; married Oct. 12, 1832, Camilla Julia Sanderson.
4) Samuel Tonkin, born Nov. 25, 1810; died Dec. 6, 1864; married (1) May 26, 1841, Frances Champlain, died Jan. 4, 1845; married (2) Emilie D. Thompson.
5) Edward, 2nd, born May 17, 1813; died March 4, 1889; married Nov. 16, 1837, Anna Maria Howey.
Family links:
 Spouse:
 Sarah Stratton Carpenter (1781 - 1852)
 Children:
 Thomas Preston Carpenter (1804 - 1876)*
 James Stratton Carpenter (1807 - 1872)*
 Samuel Tonkin Carpenter (1810 - 1864)*
 Edward Carpenter (1813 - 1889)*
*Calculated relationship  
Burial:
Trinity Episcopal Churchyard
Swedesboro
Gloucester County
New Jersey, USA
 
Created by: Richard H. L. Chichester...
Record added: Jan 14, 2015
Find A Grave Memorial# 141313996

Sarah Stratton

SARAH had blue eyes, brown hair, which was very luxuriant, and never turned
gray.  She had a good figure, tall, erect, graceful, quiet, dignified, with a
captivating manner and possessing extraordinary powers of conversation.

SARAH STRATTON CARPENTER was educated under the care of Rev. John
Croes, afterwards Bishop of the Diocese of NJ, who was rector of Trinity
Church, Swedesboro, for twelve years.  To finish her education, she was sent to
Philadelphia and lived with the family of Mr. Charles French, half brother to
her stepmother, who resided on Front Street above Arch.

SARAH died at the residence of her son, EDWARD CARPENTER the 2nd, at 317 South
15th Street, Philadelphia, on the 12th day of February, 1852.

Name: Sarah STRATTON
Sex: F
Birth: 30 SEP 1781 1
Death: 12 FEB 1852
Father: James STRATTON b: 20 AUG 1755 in Cumberland County, New Jersey
Mother: Anna HARRIS b: ABT. 1758
Marriage 1 Edward CARPENTER b: ABT. 1777
Married: 5 SEP 1799 in Gloucester County, New Jersey
Sources:
Title: Records from Family Bibles in the Gloucester County Historical Society
Author: Louise Plankenhorn
Publication: Sep 2001
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Book
Page: Page 193

GRAVE:  see images
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=7867381
Sarah Stratton Carpenter
Birth:  Sep. 30, 1781, USA
Death:  Feb. 12, 1852
Philadelphia County
Pennsylvania, USA
Daughter of Anna Harris
and Rev. James Stratton
Wife of Edward Carpenter
Family links:
 Parents:
 James Stratton (1755 - 1812)
 Spouse:
 Edward Carpenter (1777 - 1813)*
 Children:
 Thomas Preston Carpenter (1804 - 1876)*
 James Stratton Carpenter (1807 - 1872)*
 Samuel Tonkin Carpenter (1810 - 1864)*
 Edward Carpenter (1813 - 1889)*
 Siblings:
 Sarah Stratton Carpenter (1781 - 1852)
 Samuel V. Stratton (1794 - 1860)*
 Charles Creighton Stratton (1796 - 1859)*
 Harriet Stratton Fithian (1798 - 1850)*
 Isabella Stratton Howey (1799 - 1847)*
 Frances Stratton (1802 - 1890)*
*Calculated relationship   
Burial:
Trinity Episcopal Churchyard
Swedesboro
Gloucester County
New Jersey, USA
 
Created by: Marigay
Record added: Sep 14, 2003
Find A Grave Memorial# 7867381

407. 4 Carpenter

BIBLE: records of Carpenter - Howell - Lloyd. Held by the Lloyd family of PA.
Which has birth, marriage and death dates.  See Vol. 2, page 873+.
That record indicates a "Still born daughter of E.C. S.C. 4 child was born 1st
day of july 1809."

248. Mary Wyatt Carpenter

Number 74 in the Samuel Carpenter 1912 book.  See page 61 and 78.

412. Mary Carpenter Hunt

BIRTH: May 1805 in one record. Could one be birth and the other Baptisim?

Subj:Polly/Mary Carpenter Date: 99-03-07 10:33:42 EST From: keats@primenet.com
To; jrcrin001@aol.com
Hello John,
This is all the information I have on Polly/Mary CARPENTER.
born 3 May 1805 -  died abt. 1838 Woodstock, CT
married Hezekiah SEAMANS (#471 Seamans in America)
born abt 1790, Foster, RI
died 28 Feb 1856 Woodstock, CT
children: Andrew b. 2 Jan 1831
Mary Lois b. 10 Oct 1832 (my gg grandmother)
Amy b. abt 1835
John b. abt 1836
William b. abt. 1837
I have been able to trace Andrew and Mary Lois. I have found no
further information than what I have above on the youngest 3 children.
I have searched the census information and the Woodstock VR &
history and have not been able to find her parents. Any help you
can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks! Joyce Keats

Her youngest children raised as Richardsons?

250. William Carpenter

Number 76 in the Samuel Carpenter 1912 book.  See page 61.

NOTE:  There was an African-American, Negro or Black family in Mannington.  They were some how related to Rehoboth Carpenter Family.  I believe, but I am not positive, it was the following family.  Taken from the 1880 US Census.
Household:
Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Nathaniel CARPENTER   Self   M   Male   B   54   DE   Laborer   DE   DE
Ellen CARPENTER   Wife   M   Female   B   45   MD   Keeps House   MD   MD
Eliza CARPENTER   Other   S   Female   B   11   NJ   Laborer   DE   MD
Andrew CARPENTER   Sister   S   Female   B   15   NJ   Laborer   DE   MD
Rebecca CARPENTER   Dau   S   Female   B   8   NJ   Laborer   DE   MD
U. Grant CARPENTER   Son   S   Male   B   5   NJ      DE   MD
George W. JACKSON   Son   S   Male   B   18   NJ   Laborer   DE   MD
Josiah JACKSON   Son   S   Male   B   20   NJ   Laborer   DE   MD
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Source Information:
 Census Place Mannington, Salem, New Jersey
 Family History Library Film   1254797
 NA Film Number   T9-0797
 Page Number   50B

Hannah Scull

She was the daughter of Gideon Scull and Sarah James.  She was the youngest on
9 children.  See page 822 of Vol. 2.

252. Rachel Redman Carpenter

Number 78 in the Samuel Carpenter 1912 book.  See page 61 and 78.

424. John Redman Carpenter Sheppard

Died unmarried.

254. Samuel Preston Carpenter

Number 80 in the Samuel Carpenter 1912 book.  See page 61 and 78.
He was a member of the Society of Friends and inherited his father's estate at
Mannington.  He was surrogate of the county of Salem.
No children by second marriage.

CENSUS:  1880 US CENSUS:
Household:
Name  Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Samuel P. CARPENTER   Self   M   Male   W   68   NJ   Retired Farmer   NJ   NJ
Sarah S. CARPENTER   Wife   M   Female   W   60   NJ   House Keeping   NJ   NJ
William CARPENTER   Son   S   Male   W   3   NJ      NJ   NJ
Henry GOULD   Other   S   Male   MU   25   NJ   Hostler   NJ   NJ
Rachul VALENTINE   Other   S   Female   MU   25   NJ   General House Work   NJ   NJ
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Source Information:
 Census Place West Ward, Salem, Salem, New Jersey
 Family History Library Film   1254797
 NA Film Number   T9-0797
 Page Number   158A

Hannah Hall Acton

See father's notes.