{"page_1": " CARPENTER, ABRAHAM REV. ( Abiel,\nElizabeth\nShe was b. April 15,\n1738 and died March 30, 1830 aged 92 yrs\nburied in Whipple Hollow Cemetery,\nRes: - Rehoboth,\n(at it 127 rods tot, Com, Pantos, 152.\nand Rutland, Vt.\nSes. 28\nsCoT\n2구2 3* p12011892,\nRehoboth, Mass.;\nwidow Sarah Andrews\nJune 3, 1824\nand he died Feb.\nLived in Corinth,\n3182 at he died Pealan Andrews and she vis\nborn 1768.\n2. Phebe b. June 7, 1762; died young\n3. Cyril b. Jan.\n3, 1766 in Woodstock, Conn. Lived in\nSaratoga, N.Y.\n4 Abrad, ND, July II, 1768 in roodstock, Conn. Iived in\n5. Elizabeth b. Nov.\nMoses.\nnb. Noy Noy• Moon stock, c\nWoodstock, Conn.; m. Charles\n5. Cyrus niting,\nand died Dec. 24,\nCarpenter of\nthat he was born\n2100 to arenter of Facatal th pe\nstratford, N.H. Oct.\ninformed were graduated at Dartmouth College where\n13iapple2 t tas born sune 25,\nWhipple\nand Cyrus we are\nstudied medicine;\na ted at Dartnouth Collar where ta the\nat stratiord.\nNathaniel Allen\nShe died at Sudbury, Vt. in 1838\n•I. John Wood\n9. A child who died in infancy\nAbraham Carpenter was a naphew of Col. Ethan Allen\nHe was a Congregational minister.\nin the French\none summer acting most of\nand when his term of service had expired he returned\nto Rehoboth and commenced studying for the Ministry.\nthere he moved to Plainfield,\ninstalled over the Congregational Church and was the first\nHe was ordained and\nminister in that town he peonle of Orange Parish emplored her\nFrom there he removed to Whipple Hollow,\ntheir minister.\nof his install-\nation were held at the house of Asa Stevens.\nmeeting house was finished.\nit being before\nHe was a very devoted Christian\nand a lalthul pastor\nand under his ministry,\narish buryin? pround\ndied after a short illness and was buried in the\nTombstone\nThis sleeping dust again shall rise\nWhen Gabriels trump shall shake the skies\n• the pious menory of the REV. ABRAHAM CARPENTER Wh\ne trust fell asleep in Jesus Aug. 21st, 1797 in the 58t year of his age\nWith mildest accents\nfrom his tone\nHe often taught the listening throng\nIn silent notes\nstill hear him sảy\nPrepare for death and come agay.\nHis father was Abiel Carpenter\nhe smarted Ust Pruden Carpenter a vas brit\nma a 27, 1708 and\nGen. Ethan Allen.\nRef: Carpenter Genealogy by Amos B. Carpenter pgs 82-14); 145- "}