Trustee of the Carpenter Burial Ground, North Attleboro. Cemetery ID 2269218. This private, historical burial ground was established in 1816 for direct descendants of John Carpenter (1774-1851). The first grave in the cemetery was Asa Follette Carpenter who was John's 4-1/2 year old son in 1816.

I maintain cemetery records including the original cemetery agreements and land deeds. The land was part of the Carpenter Land Grant 1646. I traced the land deeds and transfers at the Taunton Registry of Deeds back to 1768. I acquired details of the burial records from my grandmother Ida Mae (Foster) Carpenter. She was married to my grandfather Jesse Lees Carpenter. I have extended the details and updated them for accuracy based on information I have found on Find-A-Grave and several other sources.

My Carpenter lineage (the Rehoboth Carpenters) in the United States:

Generation 1: William Carpenter Sr. 1576-1638,
made voyage to US in 1638 might have perished on the voyage or soon thereafter
Generation 2: William Carpenter 1605–1658
his son also on the ship Bevis 1638
Generation 3: William Carpenter 1631–1703
Generation 4: Noah Carpenter 1672–1753
Generation 5: Stephen Carpenter 1706-unknown
Generation 6: Asa Carpenter 1736–1810
Generation 7: John Carpenter 1774-1851
Generation 8: Lewis Smith Carpenter 1817–1896
Generation 9: Jesse Albert Carpenter 1850–1923
Generation 10: Jesse Lees Carpenter 1905–1984
Generation 11: Carol Lees (Carpenter) Anderson 1935-
Generation 12: Susan D. (Anderson) Shaye

Trustee of the Carpenter Burial Ground, North Attleboro. Cemetery ID 2269218. This private, historical burial ground was established in 1816 for direct descendants of John Carpenter (1774-1851). The first grave in the cemetery was Asa Follette Carpenter who was John's 4-1/2 year old son in 1816.

I maintain cemetery records including the original cemetery agreements and land deeds. The land was part of the Carpenter Land Grant 1646. I traced the land deeds and transfers at the Taunton Registry of Deeds back to 1768. I acquired details of the burial records from my grandmother Ida Mae (Foster) Carpenter. She was married to my grandfather Jesse Lees Carpenter. I have extended the details and updated them for accuracy based on information I have found on Find-A-Grave and several other sources.

My Carpenter lineage (the Rehoboth Carpenters) in the United States:

Generation 1: William Carpenter Sr. 1576-1638,
made voyage to US in 1638 might have perished on the voyage or soon thereafter
Generation 2: William Carpenter 1605–1658
his son also on the ship Bevis 1638
Generation 3: William Carpenter 1631–1703
Generation 4: Noah Carpenter 1672–1753
Generation 5: Stephen Carpenter 1706-unknown
Generation 6: Asa Carpenter 1736–1810
Generation 7: John Carpenter 1774-1851
Generation 8: Lewis Smith Carpenter 1817–1896
Generation 9: Jesse Albert Carpenter 1850–1923
Generation 10: Jesse Lees Carpenter 1905–1984
Generation 11: Carol Lees (Carpenter) Anderson 1935-
Generation 12: Susan D. (Anderson) Shaye