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52 CAKR FAMILY RECORDS—FOURTH GEXERATION.
lY. Robert Carr, brother of the foregoing Thomas Carr,
settled in Nansemond county, Va., where he died in 1773. He
married Mary Williams in 1785. His will is a unique document,
and its minute details are amusing to the present generation.
He speaks of being "the author of eight children and
the possessor of much plvmder." His children were,
509 1. Joshua Carr, b. 1736.
510 2. Mathew Carr, b. 1738.
511 3. Robert Carr, b. 1740.
512X4. Titus Carr, b. 1743.
513 5. Mary Carr, b.
514 6. Elizabeth Carr.
515 7. Lj'dia Carr.
510 8. Martha Carr.
IV. IjRADbury Karr came from Scotland with several
brothers and settled in Chester, N. H., about 1724. His name
is on an inventory of Chester in 1741, as Karr, l)ut in all other
as Carr. No record of his birth or date of
places it appears
is found. His wife's name was Anna. Their children
marriage
were,
517x1. Joseph Carr, b. Nov. 20, 1742.
518 2. Molly Carr, b. Feb. 26, 1747.
519X3. Parker Carr, 1). May 29, 17."0.
520 4. Judith Carr, 1). May 28, 1752.
IV. John Karr is the name of anotlier of tlie earh' settlers
of New Hampshire, who probably settled near Boscawe'^i. He
was born in Scotland and might have been a brother of Brad-
bur}^ Carr. He married Margaret Kile, in New Hampshire,
Dec. 6, 1743. She died April 19, 1785. This family also took on
the Carr s]:)elling of the family name. Their children were,
521 1. Jane Carr, b. Jan. 15, 1745.
522 2. John Carr, b. Jan. 31, 1747.
523x3. Thomas Carr, h. Jan. 17, 1755.
524 4. Alexander Carr, b. June 19, 17— .
525x5. Elizabeth Carr, 1).
J inie (5, 17()1.
526x6. James Carr, b. June 10, 17(5:5.
TV. joiix Cak'K' was born in Eondouderr^', Ireland, Jul\' 26.
1700, came to tliis cotmtry and settled in New Elampshire.
wife's name was Jane. He died .\pril 23, 1770. They had,
527x1. Titnothv Carr, 1). Aug. 22, 1747.
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