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CARR FAMILY RlilCORDS— SXTTII GEXKRATIOX. 85
IKK) 9. jolni Can-, h. March 23, 1809.
IKil 10. riiomas Dritig Carr, b. April 25, 1811.
Vr. Calkij Cakr ((503) born in North Kaston, Mass., March
11, I7(>7, married Aniit y J larvcy, in Taunton, Mass., in 1796,
vSlic was born Nov. 12, 1770, and died Feb. 8, 1851. He died in
North Kaston, July 29, 1889. Their children were,
1102x1. Caleb barr, b. July 14, 1797.
11():}X2. HWzn Carr, b. ])ec. 31 1798.
1 1(14 3. John Carr, b. Sept 3, 1800, d. June 11, 1815.
11(55x4. Kuth Carr, b. June
1, 1802.
110(5x5. Ksek Carr, 1). March 7, 1804.
ll(;7x(). Lydia Carr, b. Feb. 11, 18(J(5.
1105 7. Telia Carr, b. Nov. 17, 1807, d. May 31, 1818.
11(59x8. bVancis Carr, b. Dec. 4, 1810.
1170 9. David 11. Carr. b. April 19, 1813, d. Oct. 26, 1845.
\'I. ICsKK Cak'K' (()()5) born in North Easton, Mass., married
Betsey Bates, in Kochester, Mass., and settled in Westport.
He followed the sea, and was engaged in the coast trade. In
the winter of 1812 he loaded his vessel with provisions for
Norfolk, \'a., and with his oldest son Caleb, then fifteen years
okl, and two seamen, started on their voyage, Feb. 14. The}'^
were all lost at sea as they were never heard of afterward. His
wife died of consumption two years later, leaving a family of
poor orphan children. The oldest daughter who was then mar-
ried, brought up the youngest of them. They were,
1171x1. Kllaphelda Carr, b. July, 1795.
1172 2. Betsey Carr, b. 1796, d. Sept. 1811.
1173 3. Caleb Carr, b. Nov. 1, 1797, lost at sea in 1812.
1174 4. Ksek Carr, b. Jan. 1801, d. of fever in Norfolk, Va.
1175 5. James Carr, b. Dec. 1803, d. when 31 years old.
1176 X (5. Lydia Grinnell Carr, b. Nov. 180,5.
1177x7. Abby Castino Carr, b. Feb. 23, 1807.
1178x8. Mary Wilbur Carr, b. Nov. 2, 1309.
1179 9. Nancy Simmons Carr, b. July 29, 1811, d. March 13, 1878
\'I. Obed Carr (606) born in Nantucket, Mass., married a
lady in France and had one son. He was lost at sea.
VI. Robert Carr (607) born in Nantucket, Mass. He was
engagetl in the merchant trade, and his ship was taken by the
French and he died in prison. Some share of French spoilation
indemnilN- mone^' has been paid iu his relatives.