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1	Doonbeg	Family: F182
2	Fermoy	Family: F131
3	Grandson Tim married Mrs. Kelly, Corgrig, Knockalbugh.	Family: F058
4	Had sixteen children.	Family: F061
5	Lily was living at 1832 E. Outarso Street in Philadelphia, PA at time of marriage.	Family: F026
6	Lived at Carnanes.	Family: F061
7	lived at Hurler's Cross	Family: F114
8	Mullagh	Family: F133
9	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F030
10	The farm went to McGrath, Kilkee who later sold it to Breen, Coolaclare.	Family: F130
11	Descendant of Catherine Apgar, 4th child of Johnanes Peter Apgard.	Mary Aller
12	136-34-8987 October 10, 1905 October 1982 07901 (Summit, Union, NJ)	Ada Ann Apgar
13	140-01-6315 November 07, 1891 May 1970 07063 (Plainfield, NJ)	Corvin Apgar
14	154-09-9725 5 Jul 1887 May 1967 08822 (Flemington, Hunterdon, NJ) 148-10-7601 30 Dec 1888 Aug 1968 07830 (Califon, NJ)	Lewis Wesley Apgar
15	Lived on Center Street in Highbridge, NJ. Went to Highbridge School on Nassau Road K - 12	Sara Louise Apgar
16	143-56-9900 21 Jul 1893 Jan 1986 07063 (Plainfield, NJ)	Viola Delilah Apgar
17	Elizabeth ARNOLDI was probably the daughter of the first Benedict Arnold, but, perhaps, sister of Benedict Arnold, the Governor of Vermont. Elizabeth married William Carpenter, son of Richard of Amesbury (Wiltshire) with estate there (in England); born in England to Providence 1636; died 7 Sept. 1685. Elizabeth and William were the first generation of Providence Branch of Carpenters. bans of marriage were posted 1635: Providence/Pawtuxet, RI. Children of this marriage included: Joseph, Silas b. 1630; Benjamin, William, Timothy and Lydia who married Benjamin SMITH. REFERENCES; Dictionary of New England Settlers by Savage. New England Marriages prior to 1700, p.136; Genealogical Register of first settlers of New England by Farmer, John, pub 1797 in Baltimore. \ HISTORY: /@/ Mayflower descendants, Vol. 35, issue 1 (1985) Eastham/Orleans/: "Susannah, daughter of Ephraim Arnold and Rachel, baptized 25 June 1738." REFERENCES: GENEALOGY DICTIONARY OF RHODE ISLAND, p.36; GENEALOGY REGISTER OF 1ST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND by John Farmer pub. 1797 in Baltimore; MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700, p.136; SAVAGE, pp.64-67 says Eliz Arnold, d/Wm-1589 m1st Thomas Hopkins.\	Elizabeth Arnold
18	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
19	Last name not confirmed	Mary Beckett
20	Died the day her son Benjamin was born	Priscilla Bennett
21	Guess based on something that appeared in the family bible and pictures	Elizabeth G. ??? Berry
22	http://freebmd.rootsweb.com BIRTHS Jun 1850 District: Bolton Volume: 21 Page: 2 Jun 1852 District: Bolton Volume: 8c Page: 202	Ellen Berry
23	Clinton Democrat mentions 11/20/1913: F. C. Berry, of Newark, made a business trip through this section this week in the interests of the celebrated Berry’s Catfish Oil. He proposes to push this wonderful oil in the future for what it’s worth. 02/04/1915: F.C. Berry returned to his Newark home last Friday after a fortnight’s sojourn in town. His health was much improved.	Frank C. Berry
24	Presume that Jane died between 1902 (Edmund) and 1909 (John) since no mention of John's death in family bible.	Jane Mary Berry
25	In series of pages of family birth and deaths of Berry's, Joseph appeared as follows: Joseph Berry, September 15, 1824 Emily Berry, October 8, 1827 (hand written note that is wife of Joseph) Sarah Ann Berry, 1/1/1812 Andrews Berry, 7/20/1813 William Berry, 9/23/1815 Margaret Berry, 7/16/1816 Males were most likely brothers of Joseph. Question - were women the sisters of Joseph or were they the wives of the other brothers?	Joseph W. Berry
26	Mom remembers that she was a Member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mom recalls that the large number of children dying in childbirth in the Clinton area at the time is what led to the decision to give birth to Leon in a Philadelphia hospital, where she could be near her mother. 182-05-8262 Born 1/27/1886 Died 11/64 Issued in PA	Lily Berry
27	Syracuse Herald - May 30, 1922: The following marriage licenses have been issued at the city clerks office: Stanley Ellis Carpenter, 248 Seymour Street, and Lily Clara Berry, 248 Seymour Street.	Lily Clara Berry
28	Family tradition tells that Samuel and his wife had no children but doted on his niece. Lily, and her family. Jewelry passed down from Leon A Carpenter Sr. Watch in Dad's possession - Given to Leon Jr. when graduation from High School. Inscription: To Abbett Carpenter from his Grand-Uncle, Samuel Berry. Jeannie's Engagement Ring: Upon being given to Mom for Tommy's use, told that it came from Lily's Uncle	Samuel Berry
29	Not listed with family in 1880 census	Sylvester V. Berry
30	10-21-1907, Syracuse Herald: Warren S. Berry Missing The police are investigating the disappearance of Warren S. Berry of No 110 Cedar Street, which occurred last Tuesday. Berry is 22 years old and is married. He conducts a fish market at No. 660 Orange Street and has been doing a good business. When he left home, he had more than $100 in his posession. Berry is described as being about 5' 6" tall, weighing about 123 pounds, light complexion and blue eyes, brown hair and smooth face.	Warren S. Berry
31	Mrs. Kelly??	Unknown Blackhall
32	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
33	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
34	Martha Hunton married sine prole Theodore Burris	Theodore Burris
35	twin to Abigail	Abiah Carpenter
36	Ann Sophia Whitman entered under Birth Location. Need to review book to see where this information should be.	Abigail Carpenter
37	Not married	Abigail Carpenter
38	twin to Abiah	Abigail Carpenter
39	WFT Import - From correspondence w/Helen Carpenter Burns 1990 "Not proven" (MTC Note - Assume is referring to maiden name)	Abigail ??? Carpenter
40	Carpenter Memorial - a Dissenter and on account of religious persecution removed with his family to Leyden. It was probably this Alexander who stopped at Yarmouth on his return to England. After quiet was restored he settled in Somersetshire where his wife died.	Alexander Carpenter
41	Leon A Carpenter III has a silver baby cup with name Amelia on it. Assume that it belongs to Amelia Louisa.	Ameila Louisa Carpenter
42	Drowned while duck hunting on a river which was bordering on his father's home	Andrew Israel Carpenter
43	1696, 97, 98 & 99: Town Council. 1670, Mar 20; Benjamin made an agreement with his cousin, Stephen Arnold, as to certain land on Pawtuxet Neck, referring to a deed of exchange between his father and his 'uncle' Stephen Arnold. father of the said Stephen Arnold. 1711, April 16; Administration to widow Mary. Inventory, Ll61, 17s. viz: wearing apparel, feather beds, 2 swords, gun cooper's and carpenter's tools, hay, oats, rye, Indian corn, tobacco, 2 oxen, 6 cows, 5 three year old, 3 two year olds, bull, yearling, 2 mares, sheep, swine, cider mill and press, pewter &c. The rooms named outward room, bed room, great chamber, leanto chamber. REFERENCE; GENEA. DIR. OF RHODE ISLAND by John O. Austin 1978, p.35-37. NEW ENG. MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1700. \	Benjamin Carpenter
44	Served in Revolutionary War with brother Nehemiah	Benjamin Carpenter
45		Catherine Grey Carpenter
46	Carpenter Memorial: A niece of Daniel Carpenter married Amos Carpenter who had a son or grandson George Washington, born 1811 and who married Mary Burden and had 13 children. Daniel was captain of a Hudson river sloop.	Daniel Carpenter
47	One of the pictures of what is assumed to be his children were taken in Sandusky Ohio. Others were taken in Jackson, Michigan. Death announcement found inside William's family bible indicates that Edmund moved to Jackson 14 years before his death but does not refer to Michigan - date and paper in which article appeared not noted but assumed to be in Michigan.	Edmund Hawk Carpenter
48	Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey: "now a junior at the University of Pennsylvania" South Jersey A History: 5/28/1890 Born 1907Graduated Woodbury High School 1911Graduated University of Pennsylvania Member of board of directors of Farmer's and Mechanics National Bank of Woodbury Member Woodbury Board of Education 1913 - 1917 8/19? Enlisted as a private in the Ordnance Department serving with the American Expeditionary forces 1/10/1919 Discharged with rank of second lieutenant Fraternally affiliated with Florence Lodge, Free & Accepted Masons of Woodbury, Woodbury Lodge No. 54, Independent Order of ODD Fellows Woodbury Rotary Club, member of the County committee of the YMCA Central Baptist Church of Woodbury Unmarried at time of publishing The History of Woodbury Page 141 - "In the fall of 1932, the city of Woodbury broke all tradition in electing as mayor Edmund H. Carpenter, Democrat. His republican opponent Ernest H. Riggs had been mayor for six years. Mr. Carpenter was the only democrat to be elected on the city ticket…There has not been a Democratic councilmen for over 25 years." In the summer of 1934, Edmund was appointed postmaster and resigned as mayor. Page 147 - In 1879, James Carpenter purchased the Gloucester County Democrat from William Gibbs. First office as on the second floor of the Green's Block. James later purchased the Carter Property, the "present" home of the newspaper. In 1911, son Edmund H. became associate in the business. In 1933, the paper was changed to a daily under the name of "The Evening News and The Gloucester County Democrat." Page 172 - "editor and publisher of The Evening News and Gloucester County Democrat" Source: Gloucester County Historical Society Volume: 8/1989Page: 21-57 New Items: Gloucester County Democrat, April 1917 - reprint of article "The Girl behind the Man behind the Gun. Co-Workers in Winning the War."	Edmund Hawkes Carpenter
49	Carpenter Memorial: Name is Horace Rosonbury and date of death is 3/3/1885	Florence B. Carpenter
50	Carpenter memorial: This line became extint in 1853 - the last Earl was John Delavalle Carpenter. His wife Sarah died in 1868.	George Carpenter, III