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Sarah Sidney (Hughes) Carpenter (1725 - abt. 1792)

Sarah Sidney Carpenter formerly Hughes
Born in Chichester Twp., Delaware Co., Province of Pennsylvaniamap [uncertain]
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of — married 1740 in Colony of Virginiamap
Descendants descendants
Died about at about age 67 in Randolph, Virginia, United Statesmap [uncertain]
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Biography

Sudrah (Hughes) Carpenter was noted in the will of her father William Hughes of Hampshire Colony, Virginia, the will dated 31 Dec 1762 and proved on 9 Jun 1767.[1]

Sidney Hewes (aka Hughes) was born in 1725 in Pennsylvania [source?]. She was named for her mother, Sidney Withers Hewes. Some contemporary documents spelled her given name as "Sudna" or "Sunda". Her family moved south to Hampshire County, Virginia, when she was a child.[Source?]

In 1741, at 16 years old, she married Solomon Carpenter in Hampshire County, Virginia. The couple pioneered Appalachian Virginia and had 14 children:

  1. Thomas CARPENTER b: ABT 1742 in Botetourt, Virginia
  2. Nicholas CARPENTER b: 1743 in Botetourt, Virginia
  3. Solomon CARPENTER b: 1745 in Botetourt, Virginia
  4. Jeremiah Hewes CARPENTER b: 1750 in Augusta, Virginia
  5. Christopher CARPENTER b: 1752 in Augusta, Virginia
  6. Amos CARPENTER b: 1 FEB 1754 in Augusta, Virginia
  7. Elizabeth CARPENTER b: 1756 in Augusta, Virginia
  8. Margaret CARPENTER b: 1758 in Augusta, Virginia
  9. Nancy CARPENTER
  10. Agnes CARPENTER b: 1760 in Augusta, Virginia
  11. Jesse CARPENTER b: 1762 in Augusta, Virginia
  12. Benjamin CARPENTER
  13. Joseph CARPENTER
  14. Mary CARPENTER b: ABT 1773 in Harrison, Virginia

Solomon Carpenter died in 1783 in Botetourt County, Virginia. Sidney (Hewes) Carpenter survived his passing for another decade or so. She must have written a will in March 1792 as several family genealogies say she died "after March 1792".

Her 1790s death location in Randolph County, Virginia, became Elk River, Braxton, West Virginia after 1863 when West Virginia became a separate state in the United States.

Sources

  1. The Hughes Family. Hackers Creek Journal. Vol II, 1984, pp192-196 [1].

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Hughes-24471 and Hewes-2 appear to represent the same person because: they are the same although they don't look like it. Fathers last name was Hughes. There are no sources to check in Family Search 4 sources lead nowhere. First name is a toss-up. Sudra in Family Search Merge if you agree.
posted on Hewes-2 (merged) by Anne Massey
Can we get Sidney's father's Last Will and post it in the bio? That would be very exciting and help to firm up a few things.
posted on Hewes-2 (merged) by Gregory Morris
Hughes-8548 and Hewes-2 appear to represent the same person because: Hewes appears to be the correct LNAB. These two are duplicates. Please merge.
posted on Hewes-2 (merged) by Karen (Rollet) Lorenz

Rejected matches › Sarah (Hughes) Howarth (-bef.1793)

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