Son of KIMBALL CARLTON & SARAH KINGSBURY
Married: abt 1798, LOIS VAN SURDAM, prob Hoosick Falls, Rensselaer Co., New York
Ten children:
1. Ira CARLTON
1800 – 1888
2. Lovisa CARLTON
1801 – 1886
3. Guy CARLTON
1803 – 1892
4. Sylvia CARLTON
1805 –
5. Albert CARLTON
1806 – 1889
6. Younglove CARLTON
1810 – 1890
7. Jacob CARLTON
1812 – 1894
8. Jane CARLTON
1819 – 1874
9. Alphonso CARLTON
1822 – 1899
10. Franklin CARLTON
1828 – 1902
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Mr. Carlton left Hoosick, NY about 1813 and went to Wyoming County, NY, where he bought land on the south part of Middlebury Hill and farmed and raised sheep. His property came to be known as "Carlton Hill" because of the number of his sons who settled in the area. A grandson, writing about the family, describes him as " A man of independent spirit but unusually kind and obliging. A faithful Christian and a remarkably fine singer. A man of powerful physique and strength.
He was a son of Kimball & Sarah (Kingsbury) Carlton. About 1798 he married Lois Van Surdaam. He was the father of 10 children; Ira Carlton, Locivy Carlton, Guy Carlton, Albert Carlton, Sylvia Carlton, Younglove Carlton, Jacob Carlton, Jane Carlton, Alfonso Carlton and Franklin Carlton
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Married: abt 1798, LOIS VAN SURDAM, prob Hoosick Falls, Rensselaer Co., New York
Ten children:
1. Ira CARLTON
1800 – 1888
2. Lovisa CARLTON
1801 – 1886
3. Guy CARLTON
1803 – 1892
4. Sylvia CARLTON
1805 –
5. Albert CARLTON
1806 – 1889
6. Younglove CARLTON
1810 – 1890
7. Jacob CARLTON
1812 – 1894
8. Jane CARLTON
1819 – 1874
9. Alphonso CARLTON
1822 – 1899
10. Franklin CARLTON
1828 – 1902
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Mr. Carlton left Hoosick, NY about 1813 and went to Wyoming County, NY, where he bought land on the south part of Middlebury Hill and farmed and raised sheep. His property came to be known as "Carlton Hill" because of the number of his sons who settled in the area. A grandson, writing about the family, describes him as " A man of independent spirit but unusually kind and obliging. A faithful Christian and a remarkably fine singer. A man of powerful physique and strength.
He was a son of Kimball & Sarah (Kingsbury) Carlton. About 1798 he married Lois Van Surdaam. He was the father of 10 children; Ira Carlton, Locivy Carlton, Guy Carlton, Albert Carlton, Sylvia Carlton, Younglove Carlton, Jacob Carlton, Jane Carlton, Alfonso Carlton and Franklin Carlton
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source unknown
Son of KIMBALL CARLTON & SARAH KINGSBURY
Married: abt 1798, LOIS VAN SURDAM, prob Hoosick Falls, Rensselaer Co., New York
Ten children:
1. Ira CARLTON
1800 – 1888
2. Lovisa CARLTON
1801 – 1886
3. Guy CARLTON
1803 – 1892
4. Sylvia CARLTON
1805 –
5. Albert CARLTON
1806 – 1889
6. Younglove CARLTON
1810 – 1890
7. Jacob CARLTON
1812 – 1894
8. Jane CARLTON
1819 – 1874
9. Alphonso CARLTON
1822 – 1899
10. Franklin CARLTON
1828 – 1902
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Mr. Carlton left Hoosick, NY about 1813 and went to Wyoming County, NY, where he bought land on the south part of Middlebury Hill and farmed and raised sheep. His property came to be known as "Carlton Hill" because of the number of his sons who settled in the area. A grandson, writing about the family, describes him as " A man of independent spirit but unusually kind and obliging. A faithful Christian and a remarkably fine singer. A man of powerful physique and strength.
He was a son of Kimball & Sarah (Kingsbury) Carlton. About 1798 he married Lois Van Surdaam. He was the father of 10 children; Ira Carlton, Locivy Carlton, Guy Carlton, Albert Carlton, Sylvia Carlton, Younglove Carlton, Jacob Carlton, Jane Carlton, Alfonso Carlton and Franklin Carlton
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Married: abt 1798, LOIS VAN SURDAM, prob Hoosick Falls, Rensselaer Co., New York
Ten children:
1. Ira CARLTON
1800 – 1888
2. Lovisa CARLTON
1801 – 1886
3. Guy CARLTON
1803 – 1892
4. Sylvia CARLTON
1805 –
5. Albert CARLTON
1806 – 1889
6. Younglove CARLTON
1810 – 1890
7. Jacob CARLTON
1812 – 1894
8. Jane CARLTON
1819 – 1874
9. Alphonso CARLTON
1822 – 1899
10. Franklin CARLTON
1828 – 1902
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Mr. Carlton left Hoosick, NY about 1813 and went to Wyoming County, NY, where he bought land on the south part of Middlebury Hill and farmed and raised sheep. His property came to be known as "Carlton Hill" because of the number of his sons who settled in the area. A grandson, writing about the family, describes him as " A man of independent spirit but unusually kind and obliging. A faithful Christian and a remarkably fine singer. A man of powerful physique and strength.
He was a son of Kimball & Sarah (Kingsbury) Carlton. About 1798 he married Lois Van Surdaam. He was the father of 10 children; Ira Carlton, Locivy Carlton, Guy Carlton, Albert Carlton, Sylvia Carlton, Younglove Carlton, Jacob Carlton, Jane Carlton, Alfonso Carlton and Franklin Carlton
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