From NY Genweb Archives, Genesee County, Hillside Cemetery---The gravestone of Ira and many other people buried in this cemetery were removed in 1897 when Hillside Cemetery was started. Other graves were placed in the areas where these gravestones were removed.
Ira may be named for Levi Goodenhough and Ira Allen of the Green Mountain Boys in the Revolutionary War. He is believed to be a son of Caleb Carpenter and his second wife Lucy Carpenter, married April 28, 1768 at Rehoboth (or Attleboro), Bristol County, Massachusetts. Caleb's first wife Hannah, also with the last name Carpenter, married in 1763. I would guess the wives were sisters or possibly cousins of Caleb.
From Ancestry jtd7172 --- Ira G Carpenter is listed in the 1810 Benson County, Vermont Census.
The August 7, 1820 Poultney, Rutland County, VT Census also lists Ira G Carpenter. In the household is one male age 26-44, two females under age 10, one female age 26-44, and one female over 40. One is engaged in manufacture, all are "Free White Persons."
The 1830 Batavia, Genesee County, NY Census lists Ira G Carpenter, one white male between 40-49, one white female between 40-49, and three females - one age 5-9, one age 10-14, and one age 15-19.
In the 1840 Batavia, Genesee County, NY Census Ira and his wife are age 50-59, he is employed in manufacture and trade.
The Mortality Schedules of Genesee County, NY list Ira J?Carpenter, 63, white male, born NY?, died October 1849, occupation wheelwright, died of Apoplexy.
Ira may be named for Levi Goodenhough and Ira Allen of the Green Mountain Boys in the Revolutionary War. He is believed to be a son of Caleb Carpenter and his second wife Lucy Carpenter, married April 28, 1768 at Rehoboth (or Attleboro), Bristol County, Massachusetts. Caleb's first wife Hannah, also with the last name Carpenter, married in 1763. I would guess the wives were sisters or possibly cousins of Caleb.
From Ancestry jtd7172 --- Ira G Carpenter is listed in the 1810 Benson County, Vermont Census.
The August 7, 1820 Poultney, Rutland County, VT Census also lists Ira G Carpenter. In the household is one male age 26-44, two females under age 10, one female age 26-44, and one female over 40. One is engaged in manufacture, all are "Free White Persons."
The 1830 Batavia, Genesee County, NY Census lists Ira G Carpenter, one white male between 40-49, one white female between 40-49, and three females - one age 5-9, one age 10-14, and one age 15-19.
In the 1840 Batavia, Genesee County, NY Census Ira and his wife are age 50-59, he is employed in manufacture and trade.
The Mortality Schedules of Genesee County, NY list Ira J?Carpenter, 63, white male, born NY?, died October 1849, occupation wheelwright, died of Apoplexy.
From NY Genweb Archives, Genesee County, Hillside Cemetery---The gravestone of Ira and many other people buried in this cemetery were removed in 1897 when Hillside Cemetery was started. Other graves were placed in the areas where these gravestones were removed.
Ira may be named for Levi Goodenhough and Ira Allen of the Green Mountain Boys in the Revolutionary War. He is believed to be a son of Caleb Carpenter and his second wife Lucy Carpenter, married April 28, 1768 at Rehoboth (or Attleboro), Bristol County, Massachusetts. Caleb's first wife Hannah, also with the last name Carpenter, married in 1763. I would guess the wives were sisters or possibly cousins of Caleb.
From Ancestry jtd7172 --- Ira G Carpenter is listed in the 1810 Benson County, Vermont Census.
The August 7, 1820 Poultney, Rutland County, VT Census also lists Ira G Carpenter. In the household is one male age 26-44, two females under age 10, one female age 26-44, and one female over 40. One is engaged in manufacture, all are "Free White Persons."
The 1830 Batavia, Genesee County, NY Census lists Ira G Carpenter, one white male between 40-49, one white female between 40-49, and three females - one age 5-9, one age 10-14, and one age 15-19.
In the 1840 Batavia, Genesee County, NY Census Ira and his wife are age 50-59, he is employed in manufacture and trade.
The Mortality Schedules of Genesee County, NY list Ira J?Carpenter, 63, white male, born NY?, died October 1849, occupation wheelwright, died of Apoplexy.
Ira may be named for Levi Goodenhough and Ira Allen of the Green Mountain Boys in the Revolutionary War. He is believed to be a son of Caleb Carpenter and his second wife Lucy Carpenter, married April 28, 1768 at Rehoboth (or Attleboro), Bristol County, Massachusetts. Caleb's first wife Hannah, also with the last name Carpenter, married in 1763. I would guess the wives were sisters or possibly cousins of Caleb.
From Ancestry jtd7172 --- Ira G Carpenter is listed in the 1810 Benson County, Vermont Census.
The August 7, 1820 Poultney, Rutland County, VT Census also lists Ira G Carpenter. In the household is one male age 26-44, two females under age 10, one female age 26-44, and one female over 40. One is engaged in manufacture, all are "Free White Persons."
The 1830 Batavia, Genesee County, NY Census lists Ira G Carpenter, one white male between 40-49, one white female between 40-49, and three females - one age 5-9, one age 10-14, and one age 15-19.
In the 1840 Batavia, Genesee County, NY Census Ira and his wife are age 50-59, he is employed in manufacture and trade.
The Mortality Schedules of Genesee County, NY list Ira J?Carpenter, 63, white male, born NY?, died October 1849, occupation wheelwright, died of Apoplexy.
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