This book offers a comprehensive history of the Carpenter family in America, tracing its lineage back to the founding of Providence, Rhode Island in the 17th century. Author Daniel Hoogland Carpenter draws on extensive research to provide a detailed account of the family's origins, migration patterns, and achievements over the centuries. For anyone interested in genealogy or American history, this book is an invaluable resource.

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