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1. [CARPENTER] Re: Sam & Clarissa CARPENTER [1]
<< Can anyone here tell me where are the locations in Sullivan County that used to be known as "Lumberland" and "Pond Eddy" on the Delaware River? >> Lumberland is the southernmost town in Sullivan County; Pond Eddy is a village in Lumberland, on the northern bank of the Delaware River. Gene Z.
2. [CARPENTER] Re: Free Genealogy Program - PAF [1]
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/default.asp Goto/ double click on: Order/Download Products Then: Software Downloads - Free Select: 36100999 Personal Ancestral File 4.0.4.18 - Multi-Language (5.75 MB) You may want to get the PAF Companion 5.x also - it works with 4.x. This is a full working genealogy program. You will be able to read the CD4.paf data file (in the Gedcom subdirectory of the CD) direct off the CE CD 2001. You can als
3. [CARPENTER] sullivan county,NY [1]
Robin Check the NY Gen web home page should be able to find resources for sullivan county there. John in lower NH _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
4. [CARPENTER] HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND : CARPENTER / HOTHER [1]
Hi! I am trying to trace information about Sarah Carpenter who was born in Binsted, Hampshire, England. She was married to a James Hother and was living in Kingsley, Hamphire in 1881. I am curious to trace who her parents were and any siblings. Thanks for your help. Suz
5. [CARPENTER] Re: Carpenters of Jamestown? [1]
William1 Carpenter (b. ca. 1676)--of whom there is no record in New England--may have died on the Bevis or he may have returned to England. But there's absolutely no evidence to favor either of these suppositions over the more likely one, that he died in New England, probably before or shortly after William2 and his family settled at Weymouth, Mass. (The earliest record of their presence there is that of daughter Hannah's birth, on 3 April 1640.) Also unrecorded is the New England birth, probably i
6. Re: [CARPENTER] HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND : CARPENTER / HOTHER [1]
Dear John, I just received some details from one of my relatives today that states on the marriage certificate that Sarah Carpenter's father was a George Carpenter. Info below: The information on James and Sarah's certificate is as follows: B 1873 Marriage solemnized at St. James ChurchB In the Parish of Rowledge(?) in the County of Southampton No When Married Name and Surname Age Condition Rank or Profb
7. [CARPENTER] Re: CARPENTER-D Digest V03 #9 [1]
Greetings! Once upon a time, I was kindly directed to a website that allowed me to download for free a program that enabled me to receive the genealogy database from John R. Carpenter. Well, my computer crashed and I need to get that program again - AND if possible receive the database. I appreciate any assistance that you can provide me. Thanks! Lori Dorschel Nashville
8. [CARPENTER] Re: Louis Carpenter, b. Dec. 14,1829 - Murdered at Lawrence, KS on Aug. 21, 1863 during the Quantrill Raid [1]
Dear Kerry, Other than possibly being the only son of Lewis Carpenter and Sally Weed who were married 14 Feb 1829 in Amiity, Orange, NY. I do not have much more. Lewis Carpenter may have been born 10 Aug 1806 Scipio Mm, Cayuga, NY. He was the son of Townsend Carpenter and Elizabeth Truesdell. Sally Weed may have been born 24 Mar 1807 in Cayuga county, NY. She was the daughter of James Weed and Sally Drake. I checked a few sources but no one seems to have any solid information. If you come across an
9. [CARPENTER] Carpenter's of Jamestown,Va. ? [1]
Recieved this querry wodered if anyone has further info ? I don't think William Carpenter was one of the settlers at Jamestowne but a William Carpenter is listed as an "adventurer" which can mean a number of things. One of them is that he was in a London Guild and the Guild contributed to sponsoring Virginia settlement. Therefore, anyone who can trace his/her ancestry back to one of the people listed is eligible for the Jamestowne Society. I recently read that the William Carpenter who came over in
10. [CARPENTER] Re: Carpenter locks [1]
"CARPENTER" LOCKS: In 1820 J Carpenter patented the operating principle of this type of lock in England, and at that time licensed other firms to produce, what we know today as "Carpenter" locks. Our collection contains examples made by more than 15 English firms. There is evidence that many locks of this type were made prior to 1820, and it seems that ALL of the English production was exported to the U. S. We have reproduced 3 sizes of this lock operated by a bit key for years, we now offer the same
11. [CARPENTER] Oxon Carpenters [1]
Solid church cartulary evidence discovered that proves surnamed Carpenters inhabited a distinct neighborhood in the city of Oxford from 1350s. Last members of the family in this group (c. 1450) were a Roger and a Richard, the two names that begin to found in nearby Reading and Newbury in the later 1400s. The city of Oxford may turn out to be the ancestral home of William Carpenter of Rehoboth. It seems certain at least that many Berkshire/Oxfordshire Carpenters do originate in 1400s London. BC
12. [CARPENTER] David Patrick Carpenter ~ Claiborne County Tennessee [1]
I am looking for anyone who may be related to my GGrandfather, David Patrick Carpenter, who lived in Claiborne Co. Tennessee. Darrell Waddell ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
13. [CARPENTER] 1910 census [1]
I found this while sifting through census records.. thought it may help someone, I can not read the son and daughters names 1910 census, new Hampshire, Cheshire County, Chesterfield, ED 31, Ancestry.Com slide # 7 line 18 Carpenter, Andrew H age 53 head Born VT Lilla B age 48 Wife Born Mass Son age 18 born NH Daughter age 11 Born NH
14. [CARPENTER] Re: English Manor Houses [1]
Hello List, I found this web page and found some interesting cites regarding Carpenters Homme, and Tyrconnel. If anyone develops more on these please let me know. John R. Carpenter La Mesa, CA http://www.r-alston.dircon.co.uk/country_house_database.htm THE COUNTRY HOUSE DATABASE Last Updated 31-05-99 http://www.r-alston.dircon.co.uk/ch_house.htm Homme House MUCH MARCLE eng hef http://www.r-alston.dircon.co.uk/family.htm Kyrle Homme House MUCH MARCLE eng hef Money Homme H
15. [CARPENTER] ellen (carpenter) medford b:28 jan. 1941,p: lansing mi. d: 27 dec. 1994 [1]
i am looking for ellen medford's parents info. i.e. birth/marriage/death info. ellen was born 28 jan 1941 in lansing mi. she died in mt.pleasant mi. on 27 dec. 1994. interned in kelly cemetary,oil city, midland county mi. i know from her obit. her dad was charles carpenter and her mom was nettie lee b:1916 d:1968. interned in kelly cemetary, oil city, midland co. mi. her dad i know very very little of. any help would be appreciated thanks steve
16. [CARPENTER] Harriett Sharp Carpenter/b.1830/N.Y. [1]
Looking for information on marriage of Harriett Sharp & unknown Carpenter about Feb. 26,1848 in Ashtabula County,Ohio.The marriage must have been short as Harriett married James B. Griffin on Sept. 20,1850 also in Ashtabula County,Ohio.Would like to ID Mr. Carpenter. I am in possesion of a daugertype picture that I believe is him.The first name(written behind picture in case) is not readable. Harriett was sister to my great grandfather. Any help with Mr. Carpenter,his first name & what happened to him would
17. [CARPENTER] Oxford merchants [1]
The origins of the Oxford Carpenter merchants may have been the coast of Cornwall and Devon where many of them lived in the 1300s and engaged in the wine trade. A merchant Andreas (Andrew) Carpenter can be identified at Dartmouth and at Oxford with other Carpenter merchants in the later 1300s. Wine was a favorite commodity for import from Gascony to ports such as Southampton and up to Oxford. Another element in this mix was the Hundred Years War which may have ruined many wine merchants and forced them into
18. [CARPENTER] New Carpenter web page on Y-DNA [1]
Hello, I have put up a new Carpenter web page regarding the Carpenter Y-DNA. Many Thanks to John F. Chandler for his writing skills and organization. The web page is in two parts or sections. The first section with Y-DNA results and the last section with the hows and whys. The later includes DNA type links. http://members.cox.net/johnrcarpenter/ Let me know what you think. Or what you might like to see here. John R. Carpenter La Mesa, CA
19. [CARPENTER] Lumberland in Sullivan County NY [1]
Thanks, Gene, for the info on Lumberland and Pond Eddy. I now find Pond Eddy on my NY atlas (but oddly, not Lumberland...although now I know it's there). Now, does anyone here--Gene or others--have info on Sullivan County Genealogical (or Historical) Society, presuming there is one? Location? Address? Phone or email?? Robin At 02:42 PM 1/28/03 EST, you wrote: ><< Can anyone here tell me where are the locations in Sullivan County that >used to be known as "Lumberland" and "Pond Eddy" on the Dela
20. [CARPENTER] Re: Carpenter Patent locks? [1]
Hello, Has anyone every heard of Carpenter Patent locks from the early 1800s? Check out: http://www.hardwareofyesteryear.com/carpenter1.htm Also: (William IV Carpenter Royal Patent Brass Lock) http://antiques-internet.com/colorado/eronjohnsonantiques/dynapage/IP6558.htm More: http://www.ballandball-us.com/lockhistory.html "On Carpenter locks, they were widely used in the East and South and they were all made in England. The latching bar that lifted through a brass rimmed keeper is the patented d
21. Re: [CARPENTER] Re: Carpenter locks [1]
Dear Re, Any idea of whom or where J Carpenter was born, died, et cetera? John R. Carpenter La Mesa, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 1:44 PM Subject: [CARPENTER] Re: Carpenter locks > "CARPENTER" LOCKS: In 1820 J Carpenter patented the operating principle of > this type of lock in England, and at that time licensed other firms to > produce, what we know today as "Carpenter" locks. Our collection contains > exampl
22. [CARPENTER] Levi Carpenter [1]
I recently have received information that my ggrandmother Melissa A. Carpenter's father was Levi Carpenter. Levi was born about 1834, probably in Sullivan or Orange County New York. He married Marie Perry, born in about 1835 in New Jersey. Levi and Marie had the following children: Melissa Angeline Carpenter December 08, 1852 my ggrandmother Benjamin Carpenter 1853 John H. Carpenter 1860 Moses Carpenter
23. Re: [CARPENTER] Levi Carpenter [1]
Orange county Historic Society has a web page go to Gen Web and to NY state and then go to the county you want John in Snowy Hell,NH _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus
24. [CARPENTER] Sam & Clarissa CARPENTER [1]
Hello Carpenters: I've posted queries from time to time about Samuel and Clarissa Carpenter in early 1800s Minisink NY, and now I am delighted to report I have found them. Indeed, I found more than I had ever hoped. And it turns out I had the info right under my nose for at least several years. (I was installing a new bookcase and moving some books. I never just "move" things of course; I browse them as I go.) In a wonderful work titled "Descendants of John Stewart" by Ronald Lee Stewart, PhD, I f
25. [CARPENTER] wills [1]
For anyone who has looked through the online will resource of Nick Hidden, here are his comments on what remains. The Wiltshire Will Project can be seen at http://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/heritage/html/wiltshire_wills.html "I don't know what the total is, but my guess is that 1000 is less than 1%, perhaps much less. I believe the Wiltshire family history society has a project to index or transcribe at least one of the several series, so they may have a better idea. I only abstracted selected wills that I suspe
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