Daniel CARPENTER

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• Probate: 2 Sep 1820, Sommerstown, Westchester, New York

Daniel married Leah BAILEY about 1768 in Amawalk, Westchester, New York, British Colonial America. Leah (daughter of Levi BAILEY and Mary Jean "Jane" GILCHRIST) was born on 22 Sep 1745 in North Salem, Westchester, New York; died in 1802 in Somers, Westchester, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Jane CARPENTER was born on 29 Sep 1769 in Sommerstown, Westchester, New York; died on 1 Sep 1861 in Venice Cayuga, New York.
2. Abigail CARPENTER was born on 12 Feb 1770 in Sommers, Westchester, New York; died in 1840.
3. Charity CARPENTER was born on 19 Nov 1772 in Somers, Westchester, New York; died on 4 Dec 1852.
4. Levi CARPENTER was born on 21 Oct 1774 in Somers, Westchester, New York; died on 4 Dec 1852 in Somers, Westchester, New York.
5. James CARPENTER was born on 9 Sep 1776 in Somers, Westchester, New York; died on 7 Jul 1840 in Somers, Westchester, New York.
6. Sarah CARPENTER was born on 17 May 1778 in Somers, Westchester, New York; died on 15 Jul 1792 in Somers, Westchester, New York.
7. Anna "Anny" CARPENTER was born on 7 Feb 1780 in North Carolina; died on 9 Jan 1828 in Cheatham County, Tennessee.
8. Hannah CARPENTER was born on 27 Feb 1780 in Somers, Westchester, New York; died on 8 Apr 1846 in Croton Landing, Westchester, New York.
9. Phebe CARPENTER was born on 21 Sep 1781 in Somers, Westchester, New York; and died.
10. Esther CARPENTER was born on 25 Sep 1783 in Somers, Westchester, New York; died in Oct 1857 in Madison, Madison, New York.
11. Lydia CARPENTER was born on 13 Oct 1785 in Somers, Westchester, New York; died on 8 Jan 1827 in Yorktown, Westchester, New York.
12. Lamar CARPENTER was born in 1787 in Somers, New York; and died.
13. Tamar CARPENTER was born on 1 Jan 1787 in Somers, Westchester, New York; died on 13 Apr 1873 in New York City, New York.
14. Elizabeth CARPENTER was born on 3 Feb 1790 in White Plains, Westchester, New York; died on 20 Aug 1870 in Skaneateles, Onondaga, New York.
15. Daniel CARPENTER was born on 26 Feb 1794 in Somers, Westchester, New York; and died.

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• Residence: 1790, New Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut

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A child of William Carpenter LHRR-1ZR and Elizabeth LKQW-X31 as shown in land records and probate and will records

Benedict Carpenter, son of William, was born June 7, 1717 at Musketa Cove. About 1737 he married Hannah Haviland and settled at Scarsdale, Westchester County. His wife died about 1742, leaving three children. He then married Abigail Horton. Meeting at Purchase says "she died 22d. 12mo. 1764, and was buried at Purchase on the 24th, and a memorial of her was to be sent to the Mamaroneck Meeting." Soon after he married Abigail Ferris, and the Purchase minutes says "Abigail Carpenter ye 3d wife of Benedict Carpenter departed this life 1d. 8mo. 1775, and was buried at Purchase, aged about 55." He for "4th wife" married the widow Elizabeth Wanzer, who survived him. He died at New Milford, Conn., June 22, 1791, aged 74 years and 15 days.
Children by 1st wife:
Asa, born about 1738.
Benedict, born August 20, 1740.
Daniel, born September 25, 1742.
Children by 2nd wife:
Joseph, born January 16, 1747.
Jonathan, born September 7, 1749.
Elijah, born January 22, 1752.
James, born September 19, 1754.
Abel, born February 12, 1757.
Samuel, born June 10, 1759.
Abigail, born October 2, 1761.
Hannah, born December 9, 1764
--from History and genealogy of the Carpenter family in America, p.76-77

Benedict married Hannah HAVILAND in 1737 in Harrison, Westchester, New York. Hannah (daughter of Adam HAVILAND and Mary LOTT) was born about 1717 in Rye, Westchester, New York; died on 23 Sep 1742 in Scarsdale, Westchester, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: ; Blacksmith

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William appeared in the will of his grandfather and by the advice of his family, in Deed on 2 September 1674, his estate at Providence, Rhode Island, he sold to his Uncle Stephen Arnold.

In the DH Carpenter's book on the R.I.Branch
"William acted as one of the proprietors after the death of his brother Joseph until 1706 when his nephew Joseph reached legal age. The Town Records shows very clearly that he was a large land owner and prominent in the affairs of the plantation.
He was a blacksmith by trade, and had his homestead and shop in that part of town known as "Duck Pond." He sold this property in 1720, and probably moved to Westchester county, though he still had landed interests at Musketa Cove as late as 1734."
William Carpenter was born about 1662/1666 in Pawtuxet, Bristol, RI. He died 2 February 1749 in NY. Number 13 in the book "The Carpenter Family" by Daniel H Carpenter. Pg 66

William married Elizabeth MUDGE in Jamaica, Queens, New York Colony, British Colonial America. Elizabeth (daughter of Moses MUDGE and Mary STEELE) was born in 1675 in Nassau, Richmond, New York Colony, British Colonial America; died in 1742 in Nassau, Richmond, New York Colony, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Land Assessment: 9 Jan 1724, Purchase, Harrison, Westchester, New York
• Alt. Death: 10 Apr 1769, Rye, Westchester, New York

Adam married Mary LOTT about 1724 in Westchester, New York. Mary (daughter of Johannus Pieter LOTT and Nishe "Anna" WITT, DeWitt) was born on 12 Nov 1698 in Flushing, Long Island, New York; died on 6 Jan 1747 in Bushwick, Kings, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Joseph Carpenter (William ) was born about 1638 in Providence, Providence Plantation. He died between 15/17 Mar 1682[/3] and 15 Mar 1683/4 in Musketa Cove, Queens County, Long Island, NY.
Joseph married Hannah Carpenter, daughter of William2 and Abigail (Briant) Carpenter, about 1658 probably in Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony. Hannah was born on 3 Apr 1640 in Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony. She died by 8 Jun 1673 in Musketa Cove, Long Island, NY.

Notes below by Eugene Cole Zubrinsky
Ojai, California, 2009

[Derived from one of twelve fully formatted sketches of early Carpenters, these notes contain the most-authoritative information available as of January 2009. The sketches may be viewed in the "Gene Zubrinsky" folder of the CE 2009 and also online at . (The online version will be updated when appropriate; check the revision date.) **Where other information herein conflicts with Zubrinsky's notes, his notes take precedence.**]

JOSEPH2 CARPENTER (William1 of Providence) was born about 1638 (aged 26 in 1664), probably at Providence Plantation (not 1635, in England), and died intestate between 15 or 17 February 1682[/3] and 15 March 1683/4 at Musketa Cove (then a plantation in Oyster Bay Township; now the town of Glen Cove, Nassau County), Long Island, Province of New York. He married first, probably at Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, ca. 1658 (not on 21 April 1659), HANNAH3 CARPENTER, born at Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, on 3 2nd month [April] 1640 and died not long before 8 June 1673, probably at Musketa Cove, daughter of William2 and Abigail (Briant) Carpenter of Rehoboth. Joseph married second, probably at Oyster Bay, by 2 September 1674, ANN WEEKES, baptized at New Amsterdam (now New York City), Colony of New Netherland, on 9 July 1651 and died at Musketa Cove after 24 4th month [June] 1713 (perhaps by 12 6th month [August] 1713), daughter of Francis and Elizabeth (______) Weekes of Salem and Dorchester, Massachusetts; Providence, Rhode Island; New Amsterdam; Gravesend, Long Island; and Oyster Bay (NEHGR 159:64n47, 67-68; PrTR 6:138, 141, 144, 147-48; PubRIHS 4:197; TAG 70:201, 204; RILE 1:47, 50-51; NYChR 29; WMM-MM A:24; FMM-VR 78; OBTR 1:99, 411-12, 640-41, 642-44, 2:702; see also BIRTH, DEATH, MARRIAGES, and COMMENTS sections, below; Hannah3 notes, DEATH and COMMENTS). [While the foregoing genealogical data is presented in _Register_ style, the embedding, grouping, and severe abbreviating of source citations are conveniences that depart from it. Sources are cited in full in KEY TO SOURCES, at the end of these notes. The format below is patterned loosely after that used by Robert Charles Anderson in his _Great Migration_ series.]

BIRTH: On 3 May 1656, Joseph2 Carpenter witnessed a deed of Pawtuxet (Providence) land from his maternal uncle Stephen Arnold to Joseph's father, William1 Carpenter (PrTR 1:44-45). It has been supposed that Joseph was then an adult and thus was born about 1635, prior to his parents' emigration from England (see, for example, Carpenter [1901] 8-9, 30, 31; Arnold Mem 9, 52; RI Roots 13:75). It is wrong, however, to assume that Joseph was an adult when he witnessed the deed. Witnesses as young as fourteen (the age of discretion) are found in early New England records. When on 9 February 1657 Joseph, his brother Ephraim, and sister Lydia witnessed a deed of land at Pawtuxet (Warwick) from an Indian sachem to their father, at least two and probably all three siblings were minors (see WarTR2 80-81; RESIDENCES, below). The most reliable approximation of Joseph's birth date is based on a deposition that he and Benjamin Smith gave on 16 October 1664 (HP 72-73). Its description of Joseph as "Aged 26 yeeres" implies a birth year of about 1638 and Providence as his probable birthplace (see William1 of Providence notes, RESIDENCES). For a detailed discussion of this and related issues--the immigration of William1 Carpenter of Providence (ca. 1636, as a single man) and his marriage to Elizabeth Arnold (ca. 1637, probably at Providence)--see William1 of Providence sketch, IMMIGRATION, which incorporates and supplements NEHGR 159:67-68..

DEATH: On 22 November 1682, Joseph Carpenter, on behalf of Samuel Till(i)er, paid ?20 to John Robbins (OBTR 1:128-29). Two Musketa Cove proprietors' records, respectively dated 13 and 15 February 1682[/3], indicate that Joseph was then still living (OBTR 1:640-41). (Both follow on the same page a record dated 28 December 1682.) Three others, apparently recorded at or very near the same time as the foregoing ones, probably extend by two days the 15 February date, the latest on which Joseph is known with certainty to have been alive: all three are dated 17 February 1682 [probably 1682/3] (OBTR 1:642-44). On 15 March 1683/4, William1 Carpenter of Providence added to his will a codicil in which his son Joseph is described as deceased (PrTR 6:138-48, at 147-48).

According to Daniel H. Carpenter, "[t]he records show that in September 1683, Ephraim Carpenter was absent from Musketa Cove, having gone to Rhode Island apparently on business connected with the death of his brother Joseph, who had died a little while earlier in 1683" (Carpenter [1901] 315n [see also 42]). While Joseph's death apparently did occur in 1683--perhaps by September (see below)--the records do not show what author Carpenter claims. A record listing Oyster Bay inhabitants (including those at Musketa Cove) and their respective estates, dated 29 September 1683, ends with a statement signed by Edmund Wright, deputy constable: "The Inhabytants being at this time sikly and not sending in their lists, According to order, the ouersears, _ye Constable being Absent at roadislond_ did laye A valewation upon Euery mans Eastate to ye best of there vnderstanding According to law" (emphasis added) (OBTR 1:691-92). Having been elected the previous 2 April, the Oyster Bay constable at this time was John Weeks (OBTR 1:264). The nearest Ephraim Carpenter came to being Oyster Bay constable was on 2 April 1681, when Caleb Wright was named to that office, and Ephraim became deputy constable for the plantation at Musketa Cove (OBTR 1:240-41). Thus it was John Weeks, not Ephraim Carpenter, who was "Absent at roadislond" in September 1683.

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Joseph married Hannah CARPENTER on 25 Nov 1655 in Rehoboth, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America. Hannah (daughter of William CARPENTER and Abigail BRIANT) was born on 3 Apr 1640 in Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America; died about Jun 1673 in Oyster Bay, Nassau, New York; was buried in 1673 in Oyster Bay, Nassau, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: ; Shoemaker

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Moses and Micah Mudge were the two sons of Jarvis Mudge. Their dates of birth and the name of their mother is contested.
Accoridng to one popular theory, recounted by a couple of 19th century family genalogies, there were both born to Rebecca [unknown] between the time of her marriage to Jarvis in 1649 and Jarvis's death in 1653. This theory is challenged by three facts: a) Moses and Micah were not mentioned in Hartford court documents recording the conviction and execution for witchcraft of Rebecca and Nathaniel Greensmith -- only the names of Rebecca's 2 daughters by her first marriage to Abraham Elsing; b) A 1681 document recorded by an Oyster Bay court (see source for that year) says that Moses was 41 years old at the time -- giving him a birth year 9 years before Jarvis married Rebecca; c) From the will of George Steele, Moses and Micah appear to have been his grandchildren -- but there is no source to suggest that George Steele had a daughter named Rebecca.

For these reasons, the theory which is now favored by genealogists is that Moses and Mican where children from a previous marriage of Jarvis Mudge -- to Mary Steele. This theory overlooks a) the likelihood that Rebecca's relatives would not want to be mentioned in court documents and might thus make alternative arrangements for raising Moses and Micah; b) 19th centry genealogies suggest that Moses and Mican were born to Rebecca in 1650 and 1652 respectively.
p entd. in Oyster Bay about 1729.

Moses Mudge lived his adult life in Oyster Bay, New Yorrk. His name appears numberous times in Oyster Bay town records (see source for 1681). One 19th century genealogical history says that he appeared as a witness in 1664. This sources is sometime cited as documentaiton of his age of 13 at the time. A 13 year old witness? Until that source can be reviewed, it seems best to assume that the source itself makes no mention of his age or year of birth (that these were presumed by the 19th century author).

Moses was a shoemaker. Feb. 19, 1690. He was commissioned Lieutenant of Oyster Bay Company, Queens Co.

He m. Mary--, 1671.

Their children were :

1. Jarvis, b. 1672: m. Jane --.

2. William m. Ann Coles.

8. Jane was single In July 1741.

4. Elizabeth, m. John Dusenberry.

6. Mary, m. Waite Powell.
Sources

* Alfred Mudge, Memorials: a genealogical account of the name of Mudge in America (1868) (Boston, Alfred Mudge & Son, 1868), OpenLibrary.org, pages 47-48.

Moses married Mary STEELE. Mary (daughter of George STEELE and Margery SORRELL) was born in 1655 in Nassau, Richmond, New York Colony, British Colonial America; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Mary Mudge formerly Steele
Born 7 May 1620 in Fairstead, Essex, Englandmap
ANCESTORS ancestors
Daughter of George Steele and Margery (Sorrell) Steele
Sister of Richard Steele, Margery Steele, John Steele, John Steele, James Steele, Elizabeth (Steele) Watts and Sarah Steele
Wife of Jarvis Mudge ? married [date unknown] [location unknown]
DESCENDANTS descendants
Mother of Moses Mudge, Martha (Mudge) Henryson and Micah Mudge
Died before Dec 1649 [location unknown]
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Mary Steele was bp. Fairstead 7 May 1620, d/o George Steele. Generally it has been accepted that there was no further record of Mary Steele.[1]

A 2006 article[2] names Mary as the probable Steele daughter who married Jarvis Mudge. Daughter Margery (bpt. 1612) would be the other choice but chronologically Mary fits better.

An alternate explanation is that the George Steele daughter who married Jarvis Mudge was Rebecca, relict of Abraham Elsen, later married to Nathaniel Greensmith, except that George Steele did not mention a daughter Rebecca in his will.

Martha Hannison was called granddaughter and Micah and Moses Mudge were named in George Steele's 1663 will, but a relationship was not named for the boys. The boys place in the will indicates they may also be grandchildren. It was speculated that Hannison was the married name of the granddaughter Martha.[3]

An entry in the Journal of John Winthrop Jr.: "1 Jan 1668/9 Hinderson Eliz 6 y: daught of Hinderso[n] Scotchma[n] at 30 mile Iland hath constant looseness married Mary Mudge her sister kinswoma[n] of serg:Wat[s] wife ... "[4] We know that Sgt Watt's wife, Elizabeth, was a daughter of George Steele. Elizabeth Hinderson was the daughter of John Henryson and Martha his wife, leading to the conclusion that Mary Mudge and Martha Henryson were sisters.[2]

Mary died before Dec 1649 when it is known that Jarvis had remarried the widow of Abraham Elsen.[2]

Children of Jarvis Mudge and [Mary?] (Steele) Mudge -- order uncertain:[2]

Moses Mudge b. c 1640 (aged 41 years or thereabouts on 7 Feb 1680/1; died about 1694 or 1695; m 1668 Elizabeth Weeden. 22 Jan 1683 Moses Mudge of Oyster Bay, "son and heir of Jarvis Mudge sometime of New London," conveyed his New London land to Christopher Christophers.
Martha Mudge b. say 1642 (estimate based on age 21 at birth of first child. She m. by 20 Mar 1661/2 John Henryson. She was grandchild of George Steele in 1663; sister of Mary Mudge in Jan 1668/9" and "cousen" [niece] of widow Elizabeth (Steele) Watts in 1685.
Micah Mudge b. say 1645 (estimate based on age 25 at marriage) d. "aged" between 17 March 1720/1 (will) and 14 Sep 1724 (inventory); m. Mary Alexander. May 1696, May 1697 and June 1709, Micah Mudge of Lebanon gave deeds to the land of "my father Jarvis Mudge deceased" to two men from New London.
Mary Mudge, b. say 1657 "1 Jan 1668/9 Hinderson Eliz 6 y: daught of Hinderso[n] Scotchma[n] at 30 mile Iland hath constant looseness married Mary Mudge her sister kinswoma[n] of serg:Wat[s] wife ..."
Sources
? Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Volumes I-III, 3 vols., 1995). p. 1754+ Link at AmericanAncestors ($)
? 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Harris, Gale Ion. "Jarvis Mudge and John Henryson Families of Connecticut. The American Genealogist 81:18-30 (2006)
? Manwaring, Charles William. A digest of the early Connecticut probate records Vol 1 1635-1700 (Hartford, Conn. : R.S. Peck & co.. printers, 1904) p. 239
? Harris: TAG81 citing Winthrop Medical records 861

Massachusetts Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1790 - 1890.

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• Occupation: ; Quaker Preacher, R.I. Freeman 17 May 1653; Commissioner 21 May 1656
• Immigration: 1697; Moved from Newport County, Rhode Island in the year of 1697 to Queens County, New York.
• Land Assessment: 9 Jan 1724, Westchester, New York Colony, British Colonial America

Benjamin married Abigail MOTT in 1683 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island. Abigail (daughter of Adam MOTT, Jr and Mary LOTT) was born on 3 May 1660 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, British Colonial America; was christened on 3 May 1666 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, British Colonial America; died on 4 Jul 1730 in Rye, Westchester, New York Colony, British Colonial America; was buried in Jul 1730 in Rye, Westchester, New York Colony, British Colonial America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Peter Lott
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• Residence: 1698, Long Island, New York, British Colonial America
• Residence: 1703, Long Island, New York, British Colonial America
• Residence: 1708, Lawrenceville, Mercer, New Jersey
• Will: 1721

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Peter Lott , son of Peter and Gertrude Lott, was born about 1660/70; died 1721, Hopewell, N.J.; married Nishe (Dutch for Ann, Anna or Hannah, and more frequently spelled Neatje, Natje, Annatje, etc?)- 1698. Hempstead, L.I., both Peter and his wife Nishe Lott, appear in the Census Records. As Peter was married at this time, and head of a family, he very
evidently was not the Peter, born 1682, nor the one born 1690, as claimed by numerous authorities.'
In 1703, he was a resident of Newtown,L.I., and in 1708, purchased land in Maidenhead, N.J., at which time he may have moved there. His records are as follows 1703 March 3. Peter Lott of Newtownand Nisie his wife of the one part
and Nicholas Berrien of the sameplace of the other part sd Peter Lott and his wife for and in consideration of the sum of 700 Pounds and sold unto Nicholas Berrien land .
His will dated 1720. Dec. 11. Peter Lot was as follows: "In the Name of God Amen. I, Peter Lot of Hopewell, in the county of Hunterdon and in the province of NewJersey, Yeoman, being sick and weak in body the of sound mind and
memory,thanks be given to God, Therefore calling to mind the mortality of mybody and the shortness and uncertainty of human life Do make and .......this mylast will and Testamentviz: Mywill is that mylands and Tenaments both here and at Burlington be sold by my Executors and my debts paid out of same. And I give and bequeath unto Nishe my dearly beloved wife one Third part to her and her heirs and assigns forever. Item: I give and be queath unto my five children
all the remainder of myestate goods chattels to go equally (except six shillings which I give my son Peter more than to the rest), Moreover mywill is that my Dearly beloved wife aforesaid, and my loving sons Peter Lot and John Phillips be Executors.





Birth order of Peter's Children
Teunis G. Bergen gives us the names of 6 children of Peter Lott and Gertrude _______ : Engelbert, Catrina, Peter, Abraham, Hendrick, and Johannes. If Bergen is correct, it would have been traditional for Peter to have named his eldest son after Peter's own father, and we can assume that his own patronymic was "Engelbertszen" as well.

Johannus married Nishe "Anna" WITT, DeWitt in 1693 in New York. Nishe (daughter of Pieter Jans WITT and Dorothea VOLCKERS) was born in 1662 in Hempstead, Nassau County, New York; died after 1721 in New York, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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