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76 CARK FAMILY RECORDS—FIFTH GEXERATIOX.
1740, married Nathan Pettingill, son of Capt. Akerman Pettingill,
of North Bridgewater, in 1759. He was born in 1732.
Their children were,
959 1. Betty Pettingill, h. June 29, 1760.
960 2. Akerman Pettingill, b. Nov. 1768.
961 3. Hugh Pettingill, b. May 1766.
V. Daniel Cakk (531) born in Bridgewater, Mass., about
1742, married Martha Edson in 1770. They had,
962 1. Daniel Carr.
V. Kobert Carr came from Ireland and settled in South
Carolina. It is said that he had a large famil^^ but we have
onlj' been able to find tlie records of two of his children,
963x1. James Carr, b. Oct. 1739.
964x2. John Carr.
V. JoHX Cakk was born in Ireland and was lirotight over
with the first settlers of Londonderry, N. H., when a small
bo3^ He married Isabella Walker, of Londonderry. They had,
965x1. James Carr, b. 1748.
966x2. John Carr,
967x3. David Carr.
I). 1759.
V. James Cakk who was a merchant in Cooktown, Ireland,
came to America, and settled in Pennsylvania abt)ut 1770. His
children were,
968x1. John Carr.
969x2. James Carr.
970 3. Samuel Carr.
971X4. Thomas Carr, I), about 1762.
972 5. Margaret Carr.
973 6. Mary Carr.
974 7. jane Carr.
X. Tuo.HAS Cakk was born in frclaud and came to this country
when only a child of two 3'ears of age in conij)any with
his brother John and sister Hannah. Their parents both died on
their passage, and were consigned to the waters of the Atlantic
ocean. The cliihlren were landed at Annajiolis, Md., and
kind friends took them in charge and Itrdught thcni up. Thom-
as lived in Mar\ land, where he married aiul raised a family,
but moved to Penns^dvania before allot his children were
born. His children Avere,