1. 2. Desire MARTIN   b. 20 Mar 1681/1682, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts; d. 12 Sep 1727, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts.
2. 3. John MARTIN   b. 10 Jun 1682.
3. 4. Robert MARTIN   b. 9 Sep 1683; d. 16 Sep 1705.
4. 5. Francis MARTIN   b. 7 May 1686.

1. 6. Jotham CARPENTER, , Jr.   b. 1 Aug 1709, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts; d. 10 May 1777, Cumberland, Rhode Island; bur. Elder Ballou Meeting House Cemetery, Cumberland, Rhode Island.
2. 7. Amos CARPENTER   b. 1 Sep 1710.
3. 8. Hannah CARPENTER   b. 6 Jun 1712, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts; d. Between 1751 and 1807, Tiverton, Rhode Island.
4. 9. Renew CARPENTER   b. 6 Jun 1714, Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts.

Resided in Cumberland, RI He was constable of Rehoboth in 1735. He served as deacon of the Baptist church in Rehoboth for a number of years, and on removing from Rehoboth he was deacon of the Baptist church in Cumberland until his death. He mentions in his will: Wife Freelove, sons Jotham and Oliver,
daughters Dorcas Bullock, Sybil Ingalls, Mehitable Mason, Elizabeth Carpenter, Freelove Whipple and Desire Ballou.

1. 10. Oliver CARPENTER   b. 1 Mar 1728/1729, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts.
2. 11. Dorcas CARPENTER   b. 16 May 1731, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts.
3. 12. Lydia CARPENTER   b. Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts.
4. 13. Isaiah CARPENTER   b. 8 Jan 1734/1735, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts; d. 17 Jan 1809, Salisbury, Vermont.
5. 14. Nathan CARPENTER   b. 18 Feb 1737/1738; d. Abt 1818, at John Royce's in Willington, Connecticut.
6. 15. Anne CARPENTER   b. Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts.
7. 16. Sybil CARPENTER   b. 26 Feb 1738/1739, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts.
8. 17. Mehitabel CARPENTER   b. 28 Jul 1742, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts.
9. 18. Elizabeth CARPENTER   b. 20 Dec 1746, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts.

Isaiah Carpenter and James Breckinridge were accused of rioting by the New Yorkers who claimed that they had taken land under the New Hampshire grant, within the limits of New York territory; and further, that they had taken up arms to fight for the land as a part of Bennington. This accusation was not true; they were within the limits of Bennington. It arose from the fact that they were loyal to the proposed government of Vermont. It was about the year 1777.

Isaiah Carpenter was one of the first settlers of Salisbury, under the New Hampshire grant; he was a conspicuous character in the difficulties between the "Green Mountain Boys" and the "Yorkers." Mr. Carpenter was a near neighbor of Judge Olin. The "Yorkers" drove Carpenter from his cabin on a few acres of
clearing, and put one of their grantees in possession. One day as the "Yorker" was chopping a tree there was a report, and a ball whistled by his head; he supposing that it was some hunter, kept on chopping; in a few moments there was another report, and a second bullet struck the tree a few inches above his head. He left for parts unknown, immediately, and Carpenter had full possession. A short time after this, Judge Olin shot a steer which he was killing for family use; Carpenter, hearing the report, took his musket and came running down to Judge
Olin's inquiring "Where are the Yorkers?"

It is said by members of the family that he joined the Revolutionary forces and was aid to Gen. Warren.

They moved to Mansfield, Conn. He probably moved to Stafford, Conn. but there was not any of the family there in 1840.

1. 19. Jotham CARPENTER   b. 17 Feb 1766, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts.
2. 20. Cynthia CARPENTER   b. 11 Aug 1767, Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts.
3. 21. Olive CARPENTER   b. 8 Dec 1770, Guilford, VT.
4. 22. Elizabeth CARPENTER   b. 7 Apr 1773, Guilford, VT; d. 30 May 1773.
5. 23. David CARPENTER   b. 1 Sep 1774; d. 5 Jun 1840.
6. 24. Unknown CARPENTER   b. 26 Nov 1776; d. Jan 1777.
7. 25. Nathaniel CARPENTER   b. 31 Aug 1778, Guilford, VT.
8. 26. Abel CARPENTER   b. 16 Apr 1781, Leyden, Massachusetts.
9. 27. Joseph CARPENTER   b. 27 May 1783, Leyden, Massachusetts.
10. 28. Elizabeth CARPENTER   b. 18 Apr 1786, Leyden, Massachusetts.