He was born, died and lived his entire life in Cherryville NC. He and his wife had 3 children and raised Mary Elizabeth's sister Fannie"Etta" Crouse Elliotts 5 children as well after Etta's death in 1897. He is the son of Frederick Carpenter Jr. and Barbara Froneberger of NC
He was very proud of his Service in the Civil War for the entire 4 years, including his time being a Prisoner of War.
He lived to be 96 Years of Age. He served as a Captain in Company B 28th Reg, NC.
He attributes his long life to "The fact that each night before retiring he prayed for continuance of good health, and begs for forgiveness for any sin committed unconsciously during the day."
He was born, died and lived his entire life in Cherryville NC. He and his wife had 3 children and raised Mary Elizabeth's sister Fannie"Etta" Crouse Elliotts 5 children as well after Etta's death in 1897. He is the son of Frederick Carpenter Jr. and Barbara Froneberger of NC
He was very proud of his Service in the Civil War for the entire 4 years, including his time being a Prisoner of War.
He lived to be 96 Years of Age. He served as a Captain in Company B 28th Reg, NC.
He attributes his long life to "The fact that each night before retiring he prayed for continuance of good health, and begs for forgiveness for any sin committed unconsciously during the day."
Family Members
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William "Big Foot Billy" Carpenter
1821–1905
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Annie E Carpenter Alexander
1823–1894
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Melinda Carpenter Senter
1825–1890
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Philip Carpenter
1827–1904
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Elisabeth Carpenter Kiser
1831–1918
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Frederick Carpenter III
1833–1920
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Barbara Carpenter Blackburn
1836–1920
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Caleb Carpenter
1842–1906
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Sarah Carpenter Lineberger
1844–1937
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Michael Carpenter
1846–1930
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Noah Carpenter
1850–1916
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