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Oliver Carpenter
b.15 Nov 1753 Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States
d.13 Jul 1845 Nassau, Rensselaer, New York, United States
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m. 17 Mar 1747/48
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m. 14 May 1775
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Resided in Mendon from which place they removed to Nassau, N.Y. He was one of the selectmen of the town, from 1786 until 1795, and was treasurer of the town from 1796 until 1803. Enlisted as private in the Revolution in Capt. Samuel Cragin's company, Col. Tyler's regiment, in the R.I. alarm, Dec 8, 1776; served one month 15 days. He enlisted the second time as corporal in Capt. Daniel Batcheller's company, in Col. Tyler's regiment, during the Rhode Island alarm, July 28, 1780; served 15 days. Oliver Carpenter, corporal in Captain Cragin's company, was on pay abstract, for service of two months and 26 days at Rhode Island. "He followed the pursuit of an agriculturist, in which he attained considerable wealth." References
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