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Tag: Samuel S Carman

9/25/1821 Samuel S Carman is born

1/1/1825 A house is built in the vicinity of 26 Cottage Court

1/1/1839 Thomas Carman and his family return to Coe’s Neck

6/3/1858 Advertisement: Carman & Raynor Lumber

7/20/1859 First Presbyterian Church begins construction

1/1/1873 A house is noted in the vicinity of 26 Cottage Court

1/1/1877 The stage is set for the Randall & Miller period

12/26/1885 Thieves steel tools from Samuel S Carman

3/29/1890 William G Miller purchases 200 acres of farmland from Samuel S Carman

6/5/1890 Randall & Miller purchases farmland from Samuel S Carman- to become Woodcleft

7/27/1890 Plans announced for Randall & Miller’s Woodcleft area

3/20/1891 Samuel S Carman dies

5/9/1899 Susan (Carman) Bergen dies

1/26/1900 Daniel B Raynor purchases Samuel S Carman’s homestead on Fulton Street

8/11/1900 Eliza (Raynor) Carman dies

12/4/1911 Elizabeth Denton dies