Person:Susanna Carpenter (7)

Watchers
  • HJacob Ferree1728 - 1782
  • WSusanna Barbara Carpenter1738 - 1775
m. 1752
  1. Emanuel Ferree1753 - Aft 1803
  2. Susanna FerreeAbt 1755 - Aft 1794
  3. Elizabeth Ferree1754 - 1824
  4. Jacob Ferree, Jr.1757 - 1834
  5. Anna Marie Ferree1764 - 1844
  6. Jesse Ferree1766 - 1818
Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Susanna Barbara Carpenter
Gender Female
Birth[3][4][5][6] 1738 Earlville, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Marriage 1752 Lancaster County, Pennsylvaniato Jacob Ferree
Death[7][6] Mar 1775 Leacock Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Alt Death[9][6] 1775 Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania
Burial[7][6][8] Bet Mar 1775 and Apr 1775 Carpenter-Ferree Graveyard in Paradise, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Other[6] Gettysburg, Adams County, PennsylvaniaResidence - Principal

Heisterkamp's Annotated Landis Ferree Tree (as of 30 April 2004)

The Pennsylvania-German, Vol. XI, No. 2, February, 1910 - A Carpenter Family of Lancaster by A. Y. Casanova, Philipsburg, Pa.

Barbara Carpenter of Leacock township, born in 1738, married Jacob Ferree, a son of Philip Ferree and Leah Dubois. The Ferree and Dubois families were of French extraction and very prominent in the pioneer annals of Pennsylvania and New York; their interesting history was been told in detail by Professor Baird in his "Huguenots in America," and by Dr. Stapleton, of York in his "Memorials of the Huguenots," which are works of incalculable value to the students of the colonial period. Barbara's children were Emanuel Ferree, Susannah wife of James Boyd, and Elizabeth wife of John Gibboney. Jacob Ferree died intestate about the year 1783, and his first wife died several years before him. He seems to have married a second time, but the second wife, Mary, had no children. John and Elizabeth Gibboney were the ancestors of the Gibboneys of Bedford County, Blair and Mifflin counties, and of the Hoops of Centre county, who held many municipal and county offices in their respective localities. One of their descendants, Dr. G. F. Hoop, was surgeon of the 84th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War, one of the incorporators of the thriving borough of Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, and was the great grandfather of A. Y. Casanova Jr., son the writer of this article.

References
  1. Charles Heisterkamp, III, M.D. Annotated Landis Ferree Tree. (30 April 2004).
  2. Ferree, Roberta North & Barbara, Data Records. (unpublished).

    "Ferree , Roberta North & Barbara, Data Records," Unpublished.. adds Susanna

  3. Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books
    Vol 68, page 286.

    Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books, Vol 68, page 286. - states 1735

  4. Edwin S. Walker. Genealogy Notes of the Carpenter Family. (Illinois State Journal County, Springfield, 1907)
    page 177.
  5. WorldConnect Project. (RootsWeb)
    The Cameron & Paige Report - 05-04-2004.

    RootsWeb, WorldConnect Project, "Electronic," The Cameron & Paige Report - 05-04-2004. adds Place.

  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 Charles Heisterkamp, III, M.D. Annotated Landis Ferree Tree. (30 April 2004).

    Date of Import: Jul 14, 2004

  7. 7.0 7.1 WorldConnect Project. (RootsWeb)
    The Cameron & Paige Report - 05-04-2004.
  8. Estimated date.
  9. Linda Worstell. Ferree Family of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. (Roots Web - November 2000).
  10.   Charles Heisterkamp, III, M.D..

    1949 Pine Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA, 17601-5529, kamp3genealogy@netscape.net