1870 Moved to Colorado from Kansas City, Missouri
1873 Married Amanda Dorrity
1874 Albert Ashley Born Washington Co., Utah
1877 Amanda dies Washington Co., Utah
1878 Married Elizabeth Sophia Gale, Silver Reef, Nevada
1879 Birth of Cora Washington Co,. Utah
1881 Birth of Effie Grass Valley, Iron, Utah
1883 Birth of Mignonette Coyote, Garfield, Utah
1885 Birth of Maude Coyote, Garfield, Utah
1887 Birth of Loril Marysville, Piute, Utah
1880 Payson, Utah, Utah Census in household of Charles Gale with Elizabeth and Cora
1880 Harrisburg Precinct, Washington Co., Utah Census with Elizabeth, Cora and Ellsworth children and Albert A.
1892 Homestead entry 160 acres Garfield, Utah
1894 Listed as one of the first homesteaders in Garfield Co., Utah
1899 Postmaster Contact, Elko, Nevada
1900 Postmaster Lemhi Junction, Idaho
1900 Salmon River, Elko, Nevada Census Albert with only Cora and Effie
1900 Skidoo mine Hotel arrival Palo Alto, CA.
1907 Granite-Contact Mine Co. Near Skidoo, Calif. Death Valley Mine Operator
1920 Lemhi Junction, Idaho Census with Walter and Cora
1930 Tiller, Douglas, Oregon Census with Walter, Cora and Don
Albert's son, Albert Ashley Carpenter, is the child of Albert and Amanda Dorrity. According to his daughter, Cora Maria Carpenter Wright, due to an illness of Amanda and her eventual death, Albert needed to find a wet nurse for their son, Albert. He found that in Elizabeth Sophia Gale Ellsworth and later they married and went on to have their own family. The other children are Albert and Elizabeth's.
MARYSVALE - Mrs. Forest King received word of the death of her father, A. V. Carpenter at Drys Creek, Oregon, June 30. Mr. Carpenter had been living in Oregon the past three years with his daughter, Mrs. W. T. Wright. He was born in New York January 5, 1846. For years he was a merchant in Kansas city. He came to Utah later and lived in Garfield county, where he served as county commissioner two terms. He was also active in mining both in Utah and Nevada. His wife died seven years ago at Antimony. He leaves the following children: Mrs. W. T. Wright of Oregon, Mrs. Forest King of Marysvale, Mrs. Charles Wiley and Loril D. Carpenter, both of Antimony.
Published in the Richfield Reaper 1932-07-07
1870 Moved to Colorado from Kansas City, Missouri
1873 Married Amanda Dorrity
1874 Albert Ashley Born Washington Co., Utah
1877 Amanda dies Washington Co., Utah
1878 Married Elizabeth Sophia Gale, Silver Reef, Nevada
1879 Birth of Cora Washington Co,. Utah
1881 Birth of Effie Grass Valley, Iron, Utah
1883 Birth of Mignonette Coyote, Garfield, Utah
1885 Birth of Maude Coyote, Garfield, Utah
1887 Birth of Loril Marysville, Piute, Utah
1880 Payson, Utah, Utah Census in household of Charles Gale with Elizabeth and Cora
1880 Harrisburg Precinct, Washington Co., Utah Census with Elizabeth, Cora and Ellsworth children and Albert A.
1892 Homestead entry 160 acres Garfield, Utah
1894 Listed as one of the first homesteaders in Garfield Co., Utah
1899 Postmaster Contact, Elko, Nevada
1900 Postmaster Lemhi Junction, Idaho
1900 Salmon River, Elko, Nevada Census Albert with only Cora and Effie
1900 Skidoo mine Hotel arrival Palo Alto, CA.
1907 Granite-Contact Mine Co. Near Skidoo, Calif. Death Valley Mine Operator
1920 Lemhi Junction, Idaho Census with Walter and Cora
1930 Tiller, Douglas, Oregon Census with Walter, Cora and Don
Albert's son, Albert Ashley Carpenter, is the child of Albert and Amanda Dorrity. According to his daughter, Cora Maria Carpenter Wright, due to an illness of Amanda and her eventual death, Albert needed to find a wet nurse for their son, Albert. He found that in Elizabeth Sophia Gale Ellsworth and later they married and went on to have their own family. The other children are Albert and Elizabeth's.
MARYSVALE - Mrs. Forest King received word of the death of her father, A. V. Carpenter at Drys Creek, Oregon, June 30. Mr. Carpenter had been living in Oregon the past three years with his daughter, Mrs. W. T. Wright. He was born in New York January 5, 1846. For years he was a merchant in Kansas city. He came to Utah later and lived in Garfield county, where he served as county commissioner two terms. He was also active in mining both in Utah and Nevada. His wife died seven years ago at Antimony. He leaves the following children: Mrs. W. T. Wright of Oregon, Mrs. Forest King of Marysvale, Mrs. Charles Wiley and Loril D. Carpenter, both of Antimony.
Published in the Richfield Reaper 1932-07-07
