Jan, I will be better able to answer this when I locate the parents and siblings of my John CARPENTER, b. 1797 in VT. He had three sons: Samuel, wounded twice in the Civil War; Giles, killed in action (naval, acc. to family story) in Civil War; and James, my GGgrandfather. G.B. may very well be a son of Giles or Samuel, or the grandson of one of my John's siblings. I will try to keep you informed. George ---------- > From: JRobison2@aol.com > To: CARPENTER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Carpenter family history > Date: Monday, May 03, 1999 3:02 PM > > Would a George Bradford Carpenter, b. August 6, 1846 fit into this line??? > He married Mary Elizabeth Covey, b. July 6, 1846. > > Jan Robison > Casselberry, FL >

David, It could tie in, but first I need to find out what siblings my John CARPENTER, b. 1797 in VT had. I suspect once we find his parents and siblings, a lot of connections may fall into place. Meantime, all I can do is speculate and/or guess. I'll keep you informed as I find my John C. George ---------- > From: David Hacking <dhacking@novell.com> > To: carpgl@ismi.net; CARPENTER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Carpenter family history > Date: Monday, May 03, 1999 12:00 PM > > Penny and George: > > I have a John Carpenter who was born in 1822 somewhere in NY according > to Census records. He had many children who were born in NY, Wisc and > Minn. The last child born in MN (probably Fairbault County) in Mar 1869 > was Warren A. Carpenter. Could this line link into the line being > discussed? > > David H. > > >>> "The Carpenters" <carpgl@ismi.net> 05/02/99 07:55PM >>> > Penny, > > This could tie into my family. My GGGgrandfather is John CARPENTER, > born > in 1797 in Vermont. The date is pretty firm, as he died and was buried > in > Sheds or DeRuyter, NY, and is on a cemetery list there; the VT is > family > tradition. Also, tradition has it that John had French in his > background. > I think that my John may be the son of Caleb CARPENTER and Rhoda DYER. > If > their John was born first, and the second one was 1799, that fits > about > perfectly the fairly natural 2-year time between children. At two > years > apart, John would have been fourteen when the last sibling was born. > It > wouldn't have taken much to make him old enough to go out on his own > when > (or even before) Caleb moved to Ohio. > > My John ended up married to an Irish girl, moved from VT to DeRuyter, > NY, > and had a family there. His son, James, ended up in Plainview, > Wabasha > Co., MN. James' son, Osmer Harold CARPENTER, and some of his brothers > and, > for a short time, James himself, homesteaded in the Arlington and > DeSmet > areas of Kingsbury Co., SD. Thus, our route would be (RI); VT; NY; > MN; > SD. > > Please send me whatever other information you might think will fill in > the > blanks. I will be glad to share my material with you, too. Do you > have > any dates such as when the second marriage occurred, or the move to > Ohio? > This could be paydirt for me, and then we can push it back together, > maybe-cousin. Besides, I have had the same disappointment in getting > a > tie-in to the Big Two families, so maybe we can begin the Big Three. > > George > --- > George R. Carpenter > Pinckney, Michigan > carpgl@ismi.net > > ---------- > > From: LGroup2220@aol.com > > To: CARPENTER-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: Carpenter family history > > Date: Sunday, May 02, 1999 2:48 PM > > > > This has been a very difficult family line. I'll share what I know, > hoping > > someone has more information. Sometime in this Carpenter's history > they > > migrated from France to England. Three brothers - William, John and > Unknown > > came to America - RI. John and William moved on to New York and > bought > > land from the Holland Land Purchase (have no dates thus far except > for > the > > fact that one of John's sons was born in RI in 1774). John's > children > were > > Caleb, John, and Sophia (Caleb the one that was born in 1774). > Caleb > > married Rhoda Dyer (perhaps in l795) and had the following children: > > > John, Dyer (b 1799 in Batavia NY), Samuel, Daniel, Jeremiah, Nettie, > Anna > and > > Mary. Then Rhoda dies. Caleb marries a widow, Rebecca Olds > probably > > in Genesee County NY. The family moves to Ohio in the area of > Huron, > > Richmond, Seneca Counties. Caleb and Rebecca had three children: > > Amasa Green, Charles and Rebecca J. I have names of all the > children > > of these people. Was hoping this little line would slip neatly into > one > > of the established Carpenter families from RI or MA - but so far I > > can't find a fit. Any help appreciated and will gladly share all my > > information. PS: in some information I found, someone had put > > the following migration pattern in their records: RI; VT; NY; OH > > Penny from Nebraska > > > > >

Regarding Penny's info: "...John's children were Caleb, ...Caleb marries ...Rebecca Olds probably in Genesee County NY. ...Caleb and Rebecca had three children: Amasa Green, Charles and Rebecca J. ..." I am looking for an AMASA CARPENTER and any of his children. The Amasa I am looking for supposedly had a brother named ASA who may have been the direct descendent to me, rather than Amasa. Or neither of them may be who I am looking for. My line is certain (see below) from me to Alonzo (Elanson)my g.g.grandfather. But I have no definite proof of Alonzo's parents. Amasa is a "best fit" that one researcher found for us. If anyone can help especially with the NY to MI connection, it would be greatly appreciated. Sorry for the length of this. According to the family history I received from a cousin, our line is descended from Wm. of Rehoboth who came to America in 1638 on the Bevis. Continuing the line (son to son) is: Samuel (b.1635?; d. ~1682, Rehoboth, MA) Samuel (b.1661, Rehoboth, MA; d.~1736, Rehoboth) Samuel (b.1684, Rehoboth, MA; d.aft.1721, Pomfert, CT) Samuel (b.~1716, Pomfert, CT; d.~1753/58 Pomfert, CT) Samuel (b.1757, Pomfert, CT; d.1798, Thompson, CT) *AMASA* (b.1783, Thompson, CT; d.aft. 1850, Sandy Crk. Oswego Co., NY) (AMASA's brother ASA is of interest too, since either one may be the direct relative to me. *Asa* b.1795, Thompson, CT; d.?) Alonzo (Elanson?) (b. 1812, Corinth Twp., Saratoga Co., NY; d.? m. Julia FORBES 1850, she died 1899 in St. Charles, MI) Cass (b. 1851, St. Charles, MI; d. 1925, Calhoun Co., MI; m. Czarina A. BUCKLAND 1877 in Chesaning, MI) Frank Isaac (b. 1882, Chesaning, MI; d. 1945, Sparta, WI; m. Catherine Pommerich in WI) Clarence Frank (b. 1922, Longwood Twp, Clark Co., WI; d. 1995, Abbotsford, WI) Mary Cathryn (ME!) (b. 1960, Abbotsford, WI; presently living in Flagstaff, AZ) I am also looking for Frank's brother John, who moved to British Columbia, Canada. Born Sept. 1880, St. Charles Twp, MI; d.Oct. 9, 1940 in either Smithers, B.C. or "Pacific B1", B.C. Thanks! Mary Carpenter _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Will of Joseph Carpenter Jr (Court Records Botetourt Co. Va, pages 332 and 333) In the name of God Amen this twenty first day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety-two I Joseph Carpenter of Botetourt County and Commonwealth of Virginia being in my perfect mind and memory but calling to mind the Mortality of my Body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die make and ordain this my last Will and testament and first of all I give and recommend my Sohl to god that gave it and for my bod I recommend it to the Earth to be buried in a cristian like manner at the Descretion of my Excoutors and as touching my worldly estate wherein it has please God bless me with in this life I give Devise and Despose of the same in the following manner and form. In the first place it is my will and I do Order that all my just Debts and Funeral Charges be paid and satisfied. Item I give and bequeath to well beloved Daughter abegale Millong the Sume of ten shillings Current Money of Virginia Item I give and bequeath my well belove Daughter Mary Viers the Sume of ten shillings Current Money of Virginia Item I give and to my well beloved Daughter Sarah Gelaspy the sume of ten Shillings Current Money of Virginia Item I give to my well beloved Daughter Juda Shaver the Sume of ten Shillings Current Money of Virginia Item I give to my Daughter Marthew Carpenter the Sume of ten shillings current money of Virginia Item I give and bequeath to my well beloved son Samuel Carpenter the upper End of the plantation I now live on that is all the land that is on the same side of the River I live on that is below my dwelling above the said House and also I give to my said son one negro woman named Dall (Doll? Ball?) and one negro child named Mill (Will?) and also bequeath my said son the one third part of all my movable estate. Item I give to my well beloved son William Carpenter all the Land I have on the North side of the River I mean the Land that William Gelaspy now lives on and to extend up the said River to Wallis Estills Line and I also give to my said son one Negro child named Winnie and also the one third of my moveable estate Item I give and bequeath to my well beloved Wife the third part of the said Lands above mentioned with the Mantion House to have freely on her owne and to use and acopy at her Descretion During her life and I also give her one negro child named Loot (?) with one third of all my moveable estate to her and her Heirs forever I likewise apoint constitute make and ordain Wallis Estills and Samuel Carpenter my whole and sole Executors of this my last will and testament and of I hereby utterly disallow revoke and disannul all amen of the former testamony Bills Legucus and Executors by me in any way before this time and I do acknowledge this to be my last will and testament and no other in Witness whereof I have here unto set any hand the Day and Year above written. N B all the said Legasces (???) to my said Children I do give them as before mentioned and their Heirs forever Signed Joseph Carpenter (His mark) Wallis Estills Stephen Allen William Read Mary Kelly (her mark) At July Botetourt Court 1792 this last will and testament of Joseph Carpenter Deceased was proved by the oath of William Reed one of the witnesses hereto subscribed and ordered to lie for further proof and at september Court 1792 was fully proved by the oath of Stephen Allen and ordered to be recorded and on the mention of Wallis Estills as executor herein named who made oath and entered into bond with security conditions as the Law directs Certificate was granted him for obtaining a Probate there of in Due Form a copy teste Boniger (?) "It was said she held a grudge until it died of old age, and then had it stuffed and mounted...." David Weber

So sorry folks, it didn't translate right. BAck to the manual. Sue "It was said she held a grudge until it died of old age, and then had it stuffed and mounted...." David Weber

Well Carpenter kin, I ask for your assistance again. If I can't trace back then I'll try going forward. I'm looking for the descendants of Robert Carpenter b. abt 1760 (of the Musketa Cove Carpenters). His sons were Abraham, Caleb, David, and Jacob. Did any of these boys have a son John b. abt 1803-4? They all ended up in Duanesburg(h) NY in Schenectady Co.. My GGG grandfather George Carpenter had a brother David b. abt 1825 who lived in Duanesburgh in the late 1840s to 1850s. It is supposed that Henry, David and George were all brothers and that John was their father. They all ended up residing in the town of Broome in Schoharie County NY. Different records have conflicting counties of birth for these 4. Thanks brethren.

I am more and more of the opinion that she married Joseph Junior. Think about it. Women were scarce on the frontier. She could have had her pick. She was a young widow with small children. Which would most women choose in that circumstances? A strong young man? Or an old man with a large nearly grown family. The records do not show which Joseph she married. And Joseph Junior DID have a daughter named Judith. Many families named daughters after their mothers but would he really have named a daughter after his father's second wife? Sue "It was said she held a grudge until it died of old age, and then had it stuffed and mounted...." David Weber

I was able to obtain the will of Joseph Carpenter Jr from Botetourt Co., Va dated 21 Jan 1792. As soon as I get time, I'll try to put it on the net. It's very interesting, listing the names of all his children. BTW, I have not yet tried to get his wife's will, dated a couple of years later. Does anyone know the legalities of wills in Virginia at that time? Was it necessary to list and grant something to all the children? He gave each of his daughters only 10 shillings each, split everything else between his two sons and his wife. The abstract I have of his wife's will only lists a couple of the daughters. With evidently no mention of the others. I suspect she is a second (or third) wife and wonder if she could have only listed her own children. If the law at that time made it mandatory to grant something to each child, then this would help me tremendously. Sue "It was said she held a grudge until it died of old age, and then had it stuffed and mounted...." David Weber

--part1_2261dfaf.24607a95_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 99-05-04 12:29:03 EDT, MzCortez writes: << Dear Folks, Does anyone have any information onMichael Redman, Newburgh, Ulster Co 1790 census: 1 2 3. (Also listed are John and David Redman).\ I believe this Michael Redman is probably the Michael who married Joanne Carpenter, dau of Moses and Hannah (Smith) Carpenter of Orange Co.. Would appreciate receiving and or exchanging information with interested folks. Thank you, Phoebe in CA >> --part1_2261dfaf.24607a95_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: MzCortez@aol.com From: MzCortez@aol.com Full-name: MzCortez Message-ID: <2261dfaf.24607a4f@aol.com> Date: Tue, 4 May 1999 12:29:03 EDT Subject: Michael Redman Ul Co 1790 To: NYULSTER-L@rootsweb.com CC: cassm@voicenet.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 for Windows 95 sub 18 Dear Folks, Does anyone have any information onMichael Redman, Newburgh, Ulster Co 1790 census: 1 2 3. (Also listed are John and David Redman).\ I believe this Michael Redman is probably the Michael who married Joanne Carpenter, dau of Moses and Hannah (Smith) Carpenter of Orange Co.. Would appreciate receiving and or exchanging information with interested folks. Thank you, Phoebe in CA --part1_2261dfaf.24607a95_boundary--

I believe James A Carpenter Author of The Carpenter &Related Family History Journal in PO Box 1356, Bowling Green, Kty 42102-1356 has done some articles on this family John L. Carpenter Searching for Carpenter family decendants of William Carpenter of Providence, RI check my home pages at the following URL's http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/a/r/John-L-Carpenter/index.html http://expage.com/page/carpenterlinks ---- >Anyone interested in Franklin Monroe Carpenter, born July 25, 1858 in >Lawrence county, Alabama? His line: > Lycurgis A. Carpenter - Mary A. ferguson > Brnjamin Carpenter - Elizabeth Etheridge > Enoch Carpenter - Sally (Sarah) Evans > >I have a book on these southern Carpenters written by James Aussie Carpenter >that I do not need and would like to give to someone who has any of these >for ancestors. The book has lots of pictures and lots of the descendants of >Franklin M. Carpenter. No index. > >Margaret Cass >cassm@voicenet.com > > >

--part1_b45031d5.2460597d_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 99-05-04 10:06:28 EDT, MzCortez writes: << Subj: Craigsville, Blaggs Clove, Greycourt, Orange Co. NY Date: 99-05-04 10:06:28 EDT From: MzCortez To: NYULSTER-L@rootsweb.com Dear Folks, I see these terms a lot in the old Orange County deeds and books. Does anyone know the history, early settlers, etc. and present location of these areas? I have seen Greycourt associated with the early Cromeline tract and associated with the names Phineas Dun, Joseph Carpenter, and William Morrell, and maybe Anselem Helms. Does anyone have any information on any of the above families (this is 18th century). I have seen Blaggs Clove associated with Woodhull and a John Carpenter and others. Does anyone know which JOHN CARPENTER this might have been and information on his family and descendants. I have seen the name Craigsville associated with Soloman Carpenter, and perhaps, an early JOHN CARPENTER. There were many JOHN CARPENTERs mentioned in the history of ORANGE County and I am trying to sort them out. Any assitance would be appreciated! Phoebe in CA I have seen >> --part1_b45031d5.2460597d_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: MzCortez@aol.com From: MzCortez@aol.com Full-name: MzCortez Message-ID: <b45031d5.246058e4@aol.com> Date: Tue, 4 May 1999 10:06:28 EDT Subject: Craigsville, Blaggs Clove, Greycourt, Orange Co. NY To: NYULSTER-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 for Windows 95 sub 18 Dear Folks, I see these terms a lot in the old Orange County deeds and books. Does anyone know the history, early settlers, etc. and present location of these areas? I have seen Greycourt associated with the early Cromeline tract and associated with the names Phineas Dun, Joseph Carpenter, and William Morrell, and maybe Anselem Helms. Does anyone have any information on any of the above families (this is 18th century). I have seen Blaggs Clove associated with Woodhull and a John Carpenter and others. Does anyone know which JOHN CARPENTER this might have been and information on his family and descendants. I have seen the name Craigsville associated with Soloman Carpenter, and perhaps, an early JOHN CARPENTER. There were many JOHN CARPENTERs mentioned in the history of ORANGE County and I am trying to sort them out. Any assitance would be appreciated! Phoebe in CA I have seen --part1_b45031d5.2460597d_boundary--

Well, that was fast. Someone has already asked for the book I offered.

Anyone interested in Franklin Monroe Carpenter, born July 25, 1858 in Lawrence county, Alabama? His line: Lycurgis A. Carpenter - Mary A. ferguson Brnjamin Carpenter - Elizabeth Etheridge Enoch Carpenter - Sally (Sarah) Evans I have a book on these southern Carpenters written by James Aussie Carpenter that I do not need and would like to give to someone who has any of these for ancestors. The book has lots of pictures and lots of the descendants of Franklin M. Carpenter. No index. Margaret Cass cassm@voicenet.com

Looking for information on Hamilton CARPENTER. Born in Upson Co., > GA ca. 1808. married a Berthina NORRIS, b. ca. 1826 in GA. Had nine = > children > to my knowledge: > > > >1.Greenville-b. ca. 1848. Married Frances Allen > >2.Deborah-b. ca. 1850 > >3.Calvin-b. ca. 1845. Married Francis M. Smith > >4.James-b. ca. 1851 > >5.Ann-b. ca. 1853 > >6.Lydia-b. ca. 1855 > >7.Hamilton-b. ca. 1857 > >8.John-b. ca. 1859 > >9.Jefferson-b. ca. 1868 > > > >Any help with this family would be greatly appreciated. > > > >Thank you, > >Daniel Carter > > > >Please visit my web site to see more of this family's information, as I > have it! > > > >http://members.mylink.net/dcarter/www/index.html

I assume that you are refering to my post earlier this morning regarding John Carpenter. It's possible. All my info is from the 1870 MN Census and George could have moved prior to that time. The oldest Child that I have is William and he was born in Feb 1848. My wife's relation is the Clara Emilly Carpenter (Twin) born 13 Dec 1866. David H. >>> <JRobison2@aol.com> 05/03/99 01:05PM >>> Would a George Bradford Carpenter, b. August 6, 1846 fit into this line??? He married Mary Elizabeth Covey, b. July 6, 1846. Jan Robison Casselberry, FL

Hello, We are looking for information on Robert John Carpenter b. October 4, 1811, Trumbull County Ohio. He married Mary Ellen Friend on March 22, 1832 in Jefferson County Ohio and had 12 Children. Robert died on February 20, 1889 in Hayesville, Ashland County Ohio. Any leads or information would be greatly appreciated. We have descendant info & a picture of robert John & Mary Ellen to share. Chris & rich Carpenter, CT

Penny and George: I have a John Carpenter who was born in 1822 somewhere in NY according to Census records. He had many children who were born in NY, Wisc and Minn. The last child born in MN (probably Fairbault County) in Mar 1869 was Warren A. Carpenter. Could this line link into the line being discussed? David H. >>> "The Carpenters" <carpgl@ismi.net> 05/02/99 07:55PM >>> Penny, This could tie into my family. My GGGgrandfather is John CARPENTER, born in 1797 in Vermont. The date is pretty firm, as he died and was buried in Sheds or DeRuyter, NY, and is on a cemetery list there; the VT is family tradition. Also, tradition has it that John had French in his background. I think that my John may be the son of Caleb CARPENTER and Rhoda DYER. If their John was born first, and the second one was 1799, that fits about perfectly the fairly natural 2-year time between children. At two years apart, John would have been fourteen when the last sibling was born. It wouldn't have taken much to make him old enough to go out on his own when (or even before) Caleb moved to Ohio. My John ended up married to an Irish girl, moved from VT to DeRuyter, NY, and had a family there. His son, James, ended up in Plainview, Wabasha Co., MN. James' son, Osmer Harold CARPENTER, and some of his brothers and, for a short time, James himself, homesteaded in the Arlington and DeSmet areas of Kingsbury Co., SD. Thus, our route would be (RI); VT; NY; MN; SD. Please send me whatever other information you might think will fill in the blanks. I will be glad to share my material with you, too. Do you have any dates such as when the second marriage occurred, or the move to Ohio? This could be paydirt for me, and then we can push it back together, maybe-cousin. Besides, I have had the same disappointment in getting a tie-in to the Big Two families, so maybe we can begin the Big Three. George --- George R. Carpenter Pinckney, Michigan carpgl@ismi.net ---------- > From: LGroup2220@aol.com > To: CARPENTER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Carpenter family history > Date: Sunday, May 02, 1999 2:48 PM > > This has been a very difficult family line. I'll share what I know, hoping > someone has more information. Sometime in this Carpenter's history they > migrated from France to England. Three brothers - William, John and Unknown > came to America - RI. John and William moved on to New York and bought > land from the Holland Land Purchase (have no dates thus far except for the > fact that one of John's sons was born in RI in 1774). John's children were > Caleb, John, and Sophia (Caleb the one that was born in 1774). Caleb > married Rhoda Dyer (perhaps in l795) and had the following children: > John, Dyer (b 1799 in Batavia NY), Samuel, Daniel, Jeremiah, Nettie, Anna and > Mary. Then Rhoda dies. Caleb marries a widow, Rebecca Olds probably > in Genesee County NY. The family moves to Ohio in the area of Huron, > Richmond, Seneca Counties. Caleb and Rebecca had three children: > Amasa Green, Charles and Rebecca J. I have names of all the children > of these people. Was hoping this little line would slip neatly into one > of the established Carpenter families from RI or MA - but so far I > can't find a fit. Any help appreciated and will gladly share all my > information. PS: in some information I found, someone had put > the following migration pattern in their records: RI; VT; NY; OH > Penny from Nebraska > >

Would a George Bradford Carpenter, b. August 6, 1846 fit into this line??? He married Mary Elizabeth Covey, b. July 6, 1846. Jan Robison Casselberry, FL

Penny, This could tie into my family. My GGGgrandfather is John CARPENTER, born in 1797 in Vermont. The date is pretty firm, as he died and was buried in Sheds or DeRuyter, NY, and is on a cemetery list there; the VT is family tradition. Also, tradition has it that John had French in his background. I think that my John may be the son of Caleb CARPENTER and Rhoda DYER. If their John was born first, and the second one was 1799, that fits about perfectly the fairly natural 2-year time between children. At two years apart, John would have been fourteen when the last sibling was born. It wouldn't have taken much to make him old enough to go out on his own when (or even before) Caleb moved to Ohio. My John ended up married to an Irish girl, moved from VT to DeRuyter, NY, and had a family there. His son, James, ended up in Plainview, Wabasha Co., MN. James' son, Osmer Harold CARPENTER, and some of his brothers and, for a short time, James himself, homesteaded in the Arlington and DeSmet areas of Kingsbury Co., SD. Thus, our route would be (RI); VT; NY; MN; SD. Please send me whatever other information you might think will fill in the blanks. I will be glad to share my material with you, too. Do you have any dates such as when the second marriage occurred, or the move to Ohio? This could be paydirt for me, and then we can push it back together, maybe-cousin. Besides, I have had the same disappointment in getting a tie-in to the Big Two families, so maybe we can begin the Big Three. George --- George R. Carpenter Pinckney, Michigan carpgl@ismi.net ---------- > From: LGroup2220@aol.com > To: CARPENTER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Carpenter family history > Date: Sunday, May 02, 1999 2:48 PM > > This has been a very difficult family line. I'll share what I know, hoping > someone has more information. Sometime in this Carpenter's history they > migrated from France to England. Three brothers - William, John and Unknown > came to America - RI. John and William moved on to New York and bought > land from the Holland Land Purchase (have no dates thus far except for the > fact that one of John's sons was born in RI in 1774). John's children were > Caleb, John, and Sophia (Caleb the one that was born in 1774). Caleb > married Rhoda Dyer (perhaps in l795) and had the following children: > John, Dyer (b 1799 in Batavia NY), Samuel, Daniel, Jeremiah, Nettie, Anna and > Mary. Then Rhoda dies. Caleb marries a widow, Rebecca Olds probably > in Genesee County NY. The family moves to Ohio in the area of Huron, > Richmond, Seneca Counties. Caleb and Rebecca had three children: > Amasa Green, Charles and Rebecca J. I have names of all the children > of these people. Was hoping this little line would slip neatly into one > of the established Carpenter families from RI or MA - but so far I > can't find a fit. Any help appreciated and will gladly share all my > information. PS: in some information I found, someone had put > the following migration pattern in their records: RI; VT; NY; OH > Penny from Nebraska > >

Cousins, Hoping for your help. A college class assignment is to obtain a minimum of 2 e-mails from outside the United States. All I need is a reply that lists the country of origin. I hope you will take the time to respond to this Northeast Louisiana University student if you can help.. Bethany McCullough-NLU student mccullbj@cba.nlu.edu (preferred address at college) mcfamily@cei.net (family's home e-mail - less preferred)