
Showing posts with label Carpenter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carpenter. Show all posts
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Emory Hutton Family

Robert Emory Hutton family with Ben Carpenter's boys (Granny's brother).Front row: Robert Samuel Hutton, Keith Carpenter, Mary Ellen Hutton Townshend, Keith Hutton, Claude Carpenter
Back row: Senit Basil Hutton, Laura Hutton, Rada Carpenter Hutton, Hermon Hutton, Robert Emory Hutton, Annie Laurie Carpenter Hutton.
Labels:
Carpenter,
genealogy,
grandparents,
Granny Hutton,
Hutton,
photos
Carpenter-Ray Family
Sarah Francis "Fanny" Ray Carpenter and family.
Fr. row: Belva Carpenter, Romie Carpenter, Vergie Carpenter Taylor
Back row: Sarah Francis Ray Carpenter, Oaf Ray (her brother), Alfred Carpenter (Cell's brother), Jake and Jane Carpenter (married, Cell's sister), Samuel Marcellus "Cell" Carpenter, Carrie Carpenter Taylor.
Fr. row: Belva Carpenter, Romie Carpenter, Vergie Carpenter TaylorBack row: Sarah Francis Ray Carpenter, Oaf Ray (her brother), Alfred Carpenter (Cell's brother), Jake and Jane Carpenter (married, Cell's sister), Samuel Marcellus "Cell" Carpenter, Carrie Carpenter Taylor.
William Henry Carpenter Family
William Henry Carpenter family: Henry, far left, Ben, Virginia Mae Patterson Carpenter, Martha Carpenter Anderson, and Annie Laurie Carpenter Hutton (far right). Also included are Pete and Rosey Parsons, Beums(sp.?) Good, and (probably) Emma Carpenter Litton.
Labels:
Carpenter,
genealogy,
grandparents,
Granny Hutton,
photos
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Granny Casto with Jill

Seated: Martha Casto with Jill Hutton Leggett, Morris Casto.
Standing: Marcellus "Cell" and Ethel Carpenter, Blondena and Cecil Casto, and Robert Hutton
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Carpenter-Hutton Portrait
Thursday, August 31, 2006
Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Great-Grandpa and Great-Grandma Carpenter
Friday, August 11, 2006
Robert Emory Hutton's Death Certificate
Here is the death certificate of Robert Emery Hutton, featured in a previous post with his future wife, Annie Carpenter. He was tragically killed by a bolt of lightning while hauling a sled full of grain across the hill to the barn. The horse he was riding and one of his team of horses died with him.
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Beaus

The picture with the story below reminds me of this picture of my great-grandfather Robert Emory Hutton and his bride-to-be Anna Laurie Carpenter Hutton in their courting days. They kept the horse, Old John, until he died. (Rev. 7-28-06)
Just think, what if someone tried to take their land like the Nazi's did the Jew's land--or the people who are still trying to wipe the nation of Israel off the planet. We've been blessed in America. We need to support God's chosen people.
Monday, July 10, 2006
Marcellus Carpenter homeplace
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