Ancestral Glimpses » Abiah Carpenter (1643-± 1703)

Données personnelles Abiah Carpenter 

• Il est né le 9 avril 1643 dans Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, British America.
• Il est décédé environ 1703 dans Warwick Township, Kent County, Rhode Island, British America.
• Un enfant de William Carpenter et Abigail Briant
• Un enfant de William Carpenter et Abagail Briant
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 9 mars 2015.

Famille de Abiah Carpenter

Il est marié avec Mary Redway.

Ils se sont mariés à Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, British America.

Enfant(s):

1. Oliver Carpenter  ????-1727
2. Joseph Carpenter  ± 1680-???? 
3. John Carpenter  ????-1753
4. Solomon Carpenter  1677-1750 

Notes par Abiah Carpenter

Abiah Carpenter - TimeLine

ABIAH,3(Wm.,2 Win.1) b. 164:3, Apr. 9; d. 1703 (—), Rehoboth, Mass., Warwick, R I.
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1652, Oct. 18. His father bought land in Warwick, thus early (of Benedict Arnold), upon which Abiah subsequently settled.
1669, Apr. 1. Warwick. He took a receipt from William Baker, and wife Mary, for a yearling heifer.
1670, Jun. 24. He bought of Edmund Calverly, administrator of Thomas Smith, the house and land that had belonged to latter, for the sum of £40.
1676, Aug. 25. He testified before the Court Martial, which sat at Newport, to try certain Indians charged with being engaged in King Philip's designs. He said that Wenanaquabin, who had been living with him, went away from his house sometime in May, 1675, and he did not see him again, nor could hear of him till towards winter. (Wenaquabin had been charged with being at the wounding of John Scott, at Providence).
1678, Oct. 23. He was fined 20s., for not serving on jury.
1682. Deputy.
1687. Grand Jury.
1703, Mar. 18. At the time of his son Joseph's, first marriage, he is mentioned as deceased.

Abiah Carpenter, born April 9, 1643, died 1703, was of Rehoboth, Mass., and Warwick, R. I. In October, 1652, his father bought land in Warwick of Benedict Arnold, upon which Abiah subsequently settled. April 1, 1669, he was living in Warwick, and was Deputy, 1682, and on the Grand Jury, 1687.
His son, Solomon Carpenter, (1678-1750), was living in "Kings Towne" May, 1705, when he exchanged lands with Ephraim Bull. His will was proved
October 8, 1750. He married, March 18, 1703, Elizabeth, the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth (Jenckes) Tefft; she died in 1750.
Their son, Daniel Carpenter, was born December 28, 1712, and married, April 29, 1733, Renewed, the daughter of Ephraim and Margaret Smith.
Their daughter, Margaret Carpenter, married Robert Rodman, Sr., whose son, Robert Rodman, married Elizabeth Hazard.
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Source: Ancestral Records and Portraits, Volume I, The Colonial Dames of America, New York: The Grafton Press, 1910, page 99.

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