Bouvier and Kauffman Families - William Carpenter Jr

Person Chart

Parents

Father	Date of Birth	Mother	Date of Birth
Rev. William Carpenter	26 Jun 1711	Abigail White	05 Sep 1714

Partners

Partner	Date of Birth	Children
Sarah Fuller
Elizabeth Briggs	ABT 1739	William Carpenter John Carpenter Elizabeth Carpenter Samuel Carpenter Ebenezer Carpenter Sarah Carpenter

Person Events

Event Type	Date	Place	Description
Birth	21 Jan 1736	Attleboro, Bristol County, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage	28 Sep 1759	Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage	21 Dec 1775
Occupation			Farmer
Death	1784	Norton, Bristol County, Massachusetts, United States
Burial		Simmons Cemetery, South Attleborough, Bristol County, Massachusetts, United States

Facts

Fact	Description
Fact MILI	@N328@

Notes


William Carpenter was a Farmer and a Collector of the town of Norton for a sum agreed upon by the town to raise men for the military service in 1779. "It appears from the records that he left a handsome property to his last wife consisting of real estate, mills, etc. She is a part owner of a steam water and water power and is molested in her rights by Noah Dean and Hezekiah Briggs for which they were put under bonds of $100 not to molest her rights of using one half of the water on the easterly end of the dam now erected for running a cutting mill."@S35@@S36@
William Carpenter, of Norton, served in the Revolutionary War at Dorchester Heights, in Captain Hodges' company, from August to November, 1776; second time enlisted in Captain Solomon Robinson's company, in Colonel Wade's regiment in the Rhode Island alarm; June 21, 1778, served 22 days; again as private in Captain Silas Cobb's company, in Colonel Keyes' regiment in the Rhode Island alarm; Aug. 26, 1777, served 4 months, 7 days; enlisted again as private in Captain John Allen's company, Colonel Thomas Carpenter's regiment, in the Rhode Island alarm; July 27, 1780 and served 6 days. DAR: A019543

William Carpenter was a Farmer and a Collector of the town of Norton for a sum agreed upon by the town to raise men for the military service in 1779. "It appears from the records that he left a handsome property to his last wife consisting of real estate, mills, etc. She is a part owner of a steam water and water power and is molested in her rights by Noah Dean and Hezekiah Briggs for which they were put under bonds of $100 not to molest her rights of using one half of the water on the easterly end of the dam now erected for running a cutting mill."@S35@@S36@

William Carpenter, of Norton, served in the Revolutionary War at Dorchester Heights, in Captain Hodges' company, from August to November, 1776; second time enlisted in Captain Solomon Robinson's company, in Colonel Wade's regiment in the Rhode Island alarm; June 21, 1778, served 22 days; again as private in Captain Silas Cobb's company, in Colonel Keyes' regiment in the Rhode Island alarm; Aug. 26, 1777, served 4 months, 7 days; enlisted again as private in Captain John Allen's company, Colonel Thomas Carpenter's regiment, in the Rhode Island alarm; July 27, 1780 and served 6 days.

DAR: A019543