Dewitt was born on March 13, 1846 to William and Ann (Flagler) Carpenter. He was the first of their eight children.
He died at age 22, and records indicate he is buried at Clintondale, though the cemetery has been searched, and it appears his grave is unmarked, or the stone is so deteriorated as to not be legible.
This info from: Quaker History and Genealogy of the Marlborough Monthly Meeting Ulster County, N.Y. 1804-1900: p.95.
However, as you can see, the names of DeWitt and his brothers George and Aaron are memorialized on the back of their parents' gravestone in Highland cemetery.
He died at age 22, and records indicate he is buried at Clintondale, though the cemetery has been searched, and it appears his grave is unmarked, or the stone is so deteriorated as to not be legible.
This info from: Quaker History and Genealogy of the Marlborough Monthly Meeting Ulster County, N.Y. 1804-1900: p.95.
However, as you can see, the names of DeWitt and his brothers George and Aaron are memorialized on the back of their parents' gravestone in Highland cemetery.
Dewitt was born on March 13, 1846 to William and Ann (Flagler) Carpenter. He was the first of their eight children.
He died at age 22, and records indicate he is buried at Clintondale, though the cemetery has been searched, and it appears his grave is unmarked, or the stone is so deteriorated as to not be legible.
This info from: Quaker History and Genealogy of the Marlborough Monthly Meeting Ulster County, N.Y. 1804-1900: p.95.
However, as you can see, the names of DeWitt and his brothers George and Aaron are memorialized on the back of their parents' gravestone in Highland cemetery.
He died at age 22, and records indicate he is buried at Clintondale, though the cemetery has been searched, and it appears his grave is unmarked, or the stone is so deteriorated as to not be legible.
This info from: Quaker History and Genealogy of the Marlborough Monthly Meeting Ulster County, N.Y. 1804-1900: p.95.
However, as you can see, the names of DeWitt and his brothers George and Aaron are memorialized on the back of their parents' gravestone in Highland cemetery.
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