Yates and Others
Joshua Carpenter, #2
1720 - 1764 (44 years)
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Name Joshua Carpenter Suffix #2 Born 2 Feb 1720 Pennsylvania 
Gender Male Died Aug 1764 Person ID I25472 Yatesville History & Genealogy Last Modified 1 Nov 2015
Father Samuel Carpenter, b. 14 Aug 1686, Pennsylvania , d. Feb 1735, Pennsylvania (Age 48 years) Mother Mary Yates, b. 4 Dec 1700, Pennsylvania , d. 19 Oct 1772, Pennsylvania (Age 71 years) Married 1719 Family ID F8500 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Married 10 Dec 1743 Pennsylvania Children 1. Mary Carpenter, b. 23 Sep 1751, Pennsylvania 2. Samuel Carpenter, b. Aug 1752, Pennsylvania , d. 15 Nov 1810, Pennsylvania (Age ~ 58 years)3. Mercy Carpenter, b. Abt 1755, Pennsylvania Last Modified 14 Jan 2022 Family ID F8718 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Joshua Carpenter, son of Samuel and Mary (Yeates) Carpenter, was born in Philadelphia, Pa., February 2, 1720-1. On the death of his father and remarriage of his mother, he put himself under the guardianship of Joseph Richards and John Inglis, who had recently married his cousin-german Catharine McCall. At the division of his father's estate, in 1746, he received, with other property, Mr. Samuel Carpenter's mansion on the north side of Chestnut Street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets, which, since 1738, had been rented to, and occupied by, the Honorable George Thomas, Lieutenant-Governor of Pennsylvania. This was afterwards sold by Mr. Carpenter. Land was purchased by him in the counties of New Castle, Kent, and Sussex on Delaware. Mr. Carpenter married, in Philadelphia, December 10, 1743, Armgott, daughter of John Johnson, of Philadelphia County, by his wife Christina, daughter of John and Armgott Skute, of Nitapkung, on the Schuylkill River, and granddaughter of Captain Sven Skute, of Sweden, a prominent officer and colonist of New Sweden. In his will Mr. Carpenter describes himself as "gentleman.'' He died in August, 1764. Mrs. Carpenter survived him many years. They had at least three children.
[Jasper George Yates Extract from the following work [2015 by Ronald E, Yates]:The Descendants of JORAN KYN of New Sweden; By GREGORY B. KEEN; 1913]
- Joshua Carpenter, son of Samuel and Mary (Yeates) Carpenter, was born in Philadelphia, Pa., February 2, 1720-1. On the death of his father and remarriage of his mother, he put himself under the guardianship of Joseph Richards and John Inglis, who had recently married his cousin-german Catharine McCall. At the division of his father's estate, in 1746, he received, with other property, Mr. Samuel Carpenter's mansion on the north side of Chestnut Street, between Sixth and Seventh Streets, which, since 1738, had been rented to, and occupied by, the Honorable George Thomas, Lieutenant-Governor of Pennsylvania. This was afterwards sold by Mr. Carpenter. Land was purchased by him in the counties of New Castle, Kent, and Sussex on Delaware. Mr. Carpenter married, in Philadelphia, December 10, 1743, Armgott, daughter of John Johnson, of Philadelphia County, by his wife Christina, daughter of John and Armgott Skute, of Nitapkung, on the Schuylkill River, and granddaughter of Captain Sven Skute, of Sweden, a prominent officer and colonist of New Sweden. In his will Mr. Carpenter describes himself as "gentleman.'' He died in August, 1764. Mrs. Carpenter survived him many years. They had at least three children.
