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Silas Carpenter was born about 1718 in Westchester, New York. He was the son of Silas Carpenter and Jane Thorncraft. Silas is mentioned in his father Silas Carpenter's will. His father died after Jan 3, 1728 in North Castle, Westchester, New York. He was buried before Feb 1, 1728 in North Castle. A will of the New York Historical Society Collections Volumes found states in abstract:
Silas married Charity Fowler about 1734 in New York. Charity was born about 1718, probably in Westchester, New York. She died after 1759. Silas and Charity Carpenter had the following children:
Silas Carpenter died after 1745 at Cortland Manor, Shapaqua, Greenwich, Rhode Island.[2]
Hinshaw's of New York monthly Quaker records have a Silas Carpenter moving to Greenwich, Rhode Island in November of 1744. Chappaqua Quaker records has a Silas Carpenter with a wife, Charity. Letter of Louise Carpenter of Licklider has Susannah Carpenter, daughter of Silas and wife Charity Carpenter of Cortland's Manor, marrying Jan. 15, 1759 at Shapaqua by a Richard Weeks. A Will of Joseph Foweler names a daughter "Charity Carpenter" on 14 Dec 177?.[3][4]
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