. Notes généalogiques de la famille Carpenter, y compris l'autobiographie, et souvenirs personnels du Dr Seymour D. Carpenter, lieutenant-colonel dans la guerre pour l'Union. Avec l'annexe généalogique et biographique .. . , et Walter Scott, sonsof Israel, vivent encore (1907) près de Fairfield, Wayne County, Illinois. Vers l'année 1825 Paul, et Gabriel Carpenter, petits-fils de l'ancien Emanuel, sont venus à Lancaster de Lancaster, en Pennsylvanie. Ils ont hérité d'une demi-section de terre par la mère de théirelle, fille aînée d'Emanuels. Gabriel était un moteuret un marchand, et mourut vers 1841. Paul était d'abord un Scho

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. Genealogical notes of the Carpenter family, including the autobiography, and personal reminiscences of Dr. Seymour D. Carpenter, lieutenant colonel in the war for the union. With genealogical and biographical appendix .. . , and Walter Scott, sonsof Israel, are still living (1907) near Fairfield, Wayne County, Illinois. About the year 1825 Paul, and Gabriel Carpenter, grandsons of old Emanuel, came to Lancaster from Lancaster, Pa.They inherited a half section of land through theirmother, Emanuels eldest daughter. Gabriel was an engineerand a merchant, and died about 1841. Paul was first a SchoolMaster, but afterwards became a doctor, lived a long and usefullife, and died in Lancaster in 1880. (For further sketch ofDr. Paul, see appendix). In 1840 my grandmother died inthe old brick homestead in her sixty-sixth year. I have a verytender recollection of her. She was a handsome, rather stoutold lady, with a very sunny disposition and a kind heart. In my fourth year, my father and mother, Gabriel, and Catherine Pearce Carpenter, moved into, and occu-pied the house with my grandparents. Grandmother wasmy city of refuge; with her I sought protection from manya deserved punishment. She always found excuses for my. Hon. SAMUEL L. CARPENTER, Greensburg, Penna. Son of Daniel, and Mary Leas Carpenter, Member ct Legislature of Pennsylvania and Presidential Elector. Born 1795; Died 1876. THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR, LENOX AND riLDFN FOUNDATIONS. THE CARPENTER FAMILY. 69 repeated wrong doings, and generally succeeded in begging meoff. In 1847 my grandfather David, died in his eightieth year.He was in many ways an extraordinary man, a little above themedium height, well formed, complexion rather dark, withbright hazel eyes. You have probably often seen his portrait, which used to be in the possession of your uncle, Isaac Koontz.It is now in the possession of Salem Pearce, of Marysville, Ohio. It was taken when he was nearly seventy years of age, and was a very good likeness of him

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