Robert Carpenter, of Plymouth

Do not confuse with Robert Carpenter, The Elder of Marden

Robert Carpenter

• M, #P2785, b. 1578, d. 1651
• Father: Thomas Carpenter, b. 29 October 1549, d. 1622
• Mother: Anne Stroud, b. 1550, d. 1623
• Birth: 1578 Plymouth, Devon, , England
• Death: 1651 Plymouth, Devon, , England

Family

Marriage 1 : Susan Jeffery, * m. 10 May 1599 Plymouth, Devon, , England, b. 1579, d. 1651

Children

1.    Elizabeth Carpenter, b. 17 June 1621, d. 18 May 1622
2.    Anthony Carpenter, b. 27 June 1617, d. 21 August 1698
3.    Blanch Carpenter, b. 09 May 1612, d. 1675

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http://www.indianreservations.net/2016/07/the-passmore-chronicles-p...

What about birth records and records of his parents? Those researchers who claim parents for Thomas Carpenter usually list them as Robert Carpenter born about 1578 and Susan Jeffry born about 1579 both at Plymouth, Devonshire, showing Susan’s parents as John Jeffrey and Joanne Pasmere of Arlington, Devonshire (married Barnstaple 1577) and Robert’s parents as Thomas Carpenter and Ann Stroud of Barnstaple (married St. Andrews 1576).[9] An entry in the Barnstaple Parish Registers (PRs) exists for a Johan Passemore’s marriage but to Water (Walter?) Wylkye on 2 May 1562. No marriage appears in the parish registers of Barnstaple for a Joanne Pasmere and John Jeffrey 5 Feb 1577 (see pages below).[10]

the information given below looks confused

Father of Trader Thomas "Corn Planter" Carpenter, {Fictional}

From http://cherokeeregistry.com/tree/html/p55.html#P2785

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