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88 CARK FAMILY RECORDS—SIXTH GENKRATION.
1228 1. Linsley Carr, b. about 1780, reported
1229 2. Uriah Carr, b. „ 1782,
1230x3. Caleb Carr, b. July 7, 1784.
1231x4. Josepli Carr, b. June 9, 1786.
1232x5. John Tibbetts Carr, b. Aug. 29, 1788.
1233 6. Susan Carr, ni. Henry Kunnell.
1234 7. Polly Carr, ni. Palmer Keaney.
1235 8. Betsey Carr.
lost at sea.
VI. Job Kobbins (669) born in Little Egg Harbor, N. J., mar-
ried Mary Seaving. They had eleven children, the youngest
one was Hannah C. Kol^bins, 1). March 19, 1814. She married,
1st. Job K. Carpenter, and 2nd. Joseph
N. Y.
Chappa(|ua,
Smith. She lives in
VI. Mary Carr (670) ])orn in Little Egg Harbor, N. J., Sept.
30, 1747, married Brazilla Scott. She died June 12, 1831.
VI. Job Carr (071) born in Little Egg Harbor, X. J., July 15,
17.50, married Catherine. He was killed in battle on the Pidgway
farm while a member of the Pulaski guards by British
soldiers, Sept. 3, 1782. His children were,
1236 1. Sarah Carr, b. Aug. 2, 1778, d. March 1, 1780.
1237x2. Millicent Carr, b. Jan. 16, 1781.
1238 3. Job Carr, b. Nov. 27. 1782.
VI. Samuel Carr (673) born in Little Egg Harl)or, X. J., Oct.
22, 17.54, married Ann French, Dec. 20, 1781. She was born Oct.
16, 17.58. Their marriage certificate is given here as but a few
outside of the Quaker connection have seen one:
"Whereas Samuel Carr, son of Calel) and Sarah his wife, of
the township of Northampton, in the county of Burlington,
and province of West Jersey; and Ann French, daughter of
Kol)ert French and Hannah his wife, of the townshij) of Ches-
ter, in the county and province aforesaid; they having declar-
ed their intentions of mnrriage with each other before several
monthly meetings of the people called (Quakers, held at I^vesham,
in the county and province aforesaid, and having consent
of parents and relatives c-oncenied, their said pro[M»sals
were allowed by said meeting."
"Now this iniy certify to all whom it may concern, that for
the fidl accomplishment of their said intentions, this twentieth
day of the twelfth month, one thousand seven hundred
and eiiihU-onc, 17S1, thev the said .Samuel Carr and Ann