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1. Happy mothers day [1]
MY ANCESTOR GRAND MOTHER I search for you yet do not even know your name I press on praying my efforts will prove fruitful the records do not list you or the other women who have lived and loved and laughed, gave birth, and died, the records perpetrate the myth that you were never here but I stand whole and bare my soul and vow to find you as I live I search for you in old records, in churches, at the Embassy, in small dimly lit rooms in the back of obscure libraries and archives and pour ov
2. CARPENTER, NY [1]
Trying to find the connection to my ggrandfather's NY Carpenters. Charles Carpenter (11/15-18/1830-11/20/1888) born & died in NY, and is buried in the East Randolph Cemetary old section. He married Harriet "Hattie" Palmer (1840-?). They lived in Napoli, Cattaraugus Co. in 1880. The 1880 census indicates that both Charles' parents were born in NY also. I have looked at Frederick Carpenter's children, but his son Charles died in 1860. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have John Carpenter'
3. William CARPENTER [1]
Anybody familar with this Carpenter family William CARPENTER married Betsy BANNISTER in Gainesville, Wyoming County NY in 1811. They settled in Groveland, Livingston County NY soon after that. Their children were sons: Billezar, and Joseph. Daughters: Charity, Eliza, Mary, Hortense, and Elizabeth. Betsy (Bannister) CARPENTER was born May 20, 1791, and died 13 March, 1826 at Groveland, NY. In 1844 William Carpenter and all of his children and their families moved to Wheatland, Kenosha County Wisconsin.
4. Re: [CARPENTER] DNA question 3 [1]
Jan: It is all about how the two Williams were related. Some had felt the two Williams were not related at all, or for that matter, Carpenters in the South of England were of distict families who shared a common occupational surname. The DNA study as it expands into England will shed light on all of this. BC ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Robison" To: "Bruce E Carpenter" Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 10:11 AM Subject: Re: [CARPENTER] DNA question 3
5. Ancil/ Ensley Carpenter [1]
Cousins, Tried to send this yesterday but it didn't post. For those of you who are also searching for the elusive Ensley/ Ansley, Ancil, E.A., etc Carpenter (b. abt 1820 TN): I recently noticed that the microfilm of the 1880 KY mortality schedules listed the name of the deceased person's doctor. Dr. Ancil Carpenter was listed in several cases in Whitley county. There was no listing of his son Jeremiah "Jerry" as a doctor at that time in Whitley county. Both E.A. & Jerry & their families are listed in E
6. < [1]
JOHN CARPENTER. Williamstown, Orange County, VT Served in Capt. Walker's Company, Col. Fifield's Regt. Detached Militia in U.S. service 6 months and 3 days, 1812. Served from June 11 1813 to June 14, 1813 in Capt. Hezekiah Barn's Company, 1st Regt. 2nd Brig. 3rd Div., Volunteered to go to Plattsburg, NY, September 1814, and served in capt. David Robinson's Company; went as far as Burlington, Vt." Source is "State of Vermont ROSTER of SOLDIERS in the WAR of 1812-14", prepared and published uder the direct
7. DNA [1]
I was looking at other DNA returns like the following http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2002/3/8/192734/1631 and wondered about the Carpenter report of Scandinavian-Northern German ancestry. Could the Carpenter data point to Frankish ancestry? BC Nara, Japan
8. Re: CARPENTERs Hampshrie England [1]
Sorry I have no match either Carpenter , Alexander,or O'Grady names do you use the Carpenter roots List there is a Tony Carpenter who lives in UK does some english Carpenter research ? CARPENTER-D@rootsweb.com have to join list to post no charge My web page will tell you how to join & E mail list I don't have much for english Carpenter info hard to prove hear in US > http://expage.com/page/carpenterlinks >
9. Re: [CARPENTER] DNA [1]
Bruce wrote: > Carpenter report of Scandinavian-Northern German ancestry. Could the > Carpenter data point to Frankish ancestry? If the data can be said to point to anything specific, it would be Viking ancestry. On the other hand, the data would certainly not rule out Frankish ancestry. John Chandler
10. Re: DNA [1]
On 5/11/04 2:00 PM, "Bruce E Carpenter" wrote: > I was looking at other DNA returns like the following > http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2002/3/8/192734/1631 and > wondered about the Carpenter report of Scandinavian- > Northern German ancestry. Could the Carpenter data > point to Frankish ancestry? > BC > Nara, Japan Reading through that site reveals what looks like to me a lot of out and out jibberish. No genealogical DNA project needs this kind of endorsement in my opinion. Rick
11. Draper Carpenter [1]
In 1860 Census of Woodford, Bennington ,VT there is a Draper Carpenter 60 y/o male, with Olin Carpenter 58 y/o female ,Elijah Carpenter 30 y/o male, Draper Carpenter 16 y/o male, Jennette Carenter 2 other children 11 & 5 ? surname Lydia Draoper to young to be John Draper Carpenter formerly of Guilford VT John in NH
12. Schoharie Carpenters [1]
Anyone have any info on John Carpenter b.1805+/- and his wife Mary b.1803+/-. They lived in Franklinton in Schoharie County, NY. Moved there in 1830s but don't show up after 1865 even though their sons are still there. I assume they both died but haven't found their graves yet. Thanks for any help. Jim
13. New Information? Please Confirm [1]
Hi group, I found some connections on a website and want to make sure I have it right if anyone can confirm or not: Edith Bunce 1762-1808, sister of Mathew Bunce. Both were children of Lemuel Bunce and Eva Sheafe. George Washington Bunce's brother, William Coultard Bunce 1816-1894. William Coultard Bunce had son, William T. Bunce. William T. Bunce had twin girls and son Elsworth. Elsworth was named for William Coultard Bunces' wife, Mary Rachel Carpenter's mother Mary Elsworth. Any information app
14. (no subject) [1]
Hi: Please let anyone you think might be interested know that the CD > "Scans of Selected Carpenter and Related Family Historical Papers and > Journals as Published by James Ausie Carpenter" is now available. > Details are available at > http://www.gbronline.com/adcarpenter/crfhcd/default.htm The Price is $25.00 (U.S.) including shipping, anywhere in the lower forty-eight by USPS, and handling. Please pay by check or money order. Please allow ten days for delivery. Also, please in
15. David Carpenter 1847 Orange County New York [1]
I am still trying to research my Carpenter roots in Orange County New York. At present, we are making some progress. I am still trying to identify my ggggrandfather's parents. So I thought that I would try a different route, the wife. Elizabeth Canfield: I believe that she had three marriages. The first two marriages are documented in the Reformed Dutch Church of Mahackamack records. Minisink Marriages 1817-1843 performed by Rev Cornelius Elting (Dutch Reformed Church). 1. Dec 6, 1827 - Deerp
16. DNA question 3 [1]
"Before we can make anything out of it, we need to go one step further and assume something that isn't yet proven: it seems likely, or at least plausible, that Group 2 is descended from William of Providence and Group 3 from William of Rehoboth." This I take to mean that the individuals who kindly provided their DNA samples claimed to be descendants of one of the two Williams, but did not provide real proof of it. Is this correct? Bruce Carpenter Nara, Japan
17. Mary Rachel Carpenter [1]
I have information on Mary Rachel Carpenter's husband, William Coultard Bunce's line. She was born ca 1820 and moved from NY to Milwaukee. Phyllis Reed
18. Re: [CARPENTER] DNA question 3 [1]
Bruce wrote: > The DNA study as it expands into England will shed light on all of > this. Beware of complacency. The DNA study will need a lot of help to expand into England. As far as I know, only one Carpenter outside the USA has joined so far. If you are personally acquainted with male Carpenters in England, please let them know about the study. One of the problems faced by nearly all genealogical DNA studies is the fact that people in England tend to feel that they "know" their roots already, or el
19. DNA question 2 [1]
I have an additional question, re. the last line of digits for group 2 and group 3. They are consistantly 16s for group 2 and 17s for group 3 while all other lines of digits are more or less the same. What does this at least suggest? Thanks to John Chandler for his patience. Bruce Carpenter Nara, Japan
20. Re: [CARPENTER] DNA question 2 [1]
Bruce wrote: > I have an additional question, re. the last line of digits for group 2 and > group 3. They are consistantly 16s for group 2 and 17s for group 3 while all > other lines of digits are more or less the same. What does this at least > suggest? Thanks to John Chandler for his patience. I guess you mean the last *column*, rather than the last *line*. If you read the discussion of Groups 2 and 3, you'll see that the whole distinction between these two groups is that last column. However, it is al
21. Re: [CARPENTER] DNA question 3 [1]
Bruce wrote: > This I take to mean that the individuals who kindly provided their DNA > samples claimed to be descendants of one of the two Williams, but did not > provide real proof of it. It's a little more complicated than that. For one thing, there is also Group 1, which claims descent from William of Rehoboth, but doesn't match either 2 or 3. Everybody has "proof" at some level, but they can't all be right. The members of Group 1 seem to be willing to reconsider their evidence in light of the DNA m
22. Re: CARPENTER-D Digest V04 #56 Correction [1]
In a message dated 5/9/04 18:00:24 Eastern Daylight Time, CARPENTER-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: In 1860 Census of Woodford, Bennington ,VT there is a JOHN Carpenter 60 y/o male, with Olin Carpenter 58 y/o female ,Elijah Carpenter 30 y/o male, Draper Carpenter 16 y/o male, Jennette Carenter 2 other children 11 & 5 ? surname Lydia Draoper to young to be John Draper Carpenter formerly of Guilford VT John in NH
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