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CAK'K I'AMIKV Iv'liCORDS— SIXllI (;i5NKRATION. 5)1
1202x2. Joliii Can-. 1). al)()iit 17()7.
12(53x3. Ruth Can-, h. „ I7(i9.
12(54x4. I'vbonczcr Carr, b. about 1771.
12(55 x"). I^hcbo Carr, b. about 1773.
12(16x6. Janice Carr, 1>. June, 1775.
12'i7x7. Jcbial Carr, b. 1777.
\'I. WAiTii Cakk' ((580) born iu Newport, Iv\ I., June 20, 1748,
married Kbenezcr West, in Newport, 1\y Kev. Gardiner Thurs-
ton, Feb. 23, 1770. She died in 1772.
y\. William I^itt Cakr(692) born in Newport, R. I., July 7,
17(56, married Sarah Bissell, April 26, 1795. He died Dec. 21,
1831. Their children were,
12(58 1. Lydia B. Carr, I). Oct. 5, 1796, d. Aug;. 3, 1797.
12(59 2. Lydia Carr, b. Oct. 29, 1797, d. Oct. 10, 1819.
1270 3. Edward L. Carr. 1). July 1, 1799, d. Aug. 25, 1837, unm.
1271 4. Elizabeth Carr, b. Dec. 12, 1802, d. Sept. 27, 1870.
1272x5. Catherine Carr, b. May 28, 1804.
1273x6. Henry Weeden Carr, b. March 20, 1807.
1274 7. \ Sarah V. Carr, b. May 3, 1810. d. July 17, 1711.
1275 8. "( Mary M. Carr, b.
1276 9. Sarah Carr, b. Aug. 27, 1812, d. July 10, 1814.
\'l. Saml'el Cakr (697) born in Jamestown, R. I., Sept. 26,
1756, married Damaris Underw-ood, Aug. 24, 1780, by Rev. Gardiner
Thurston, a Baptist minister in Newport. She was born
in Jamestown, March 7, 17(53, and died in Newport, R. I., Ma}'
18, 1798, and was buried in the famil}' burying ground in
Jamestown. He was drowned in Newport, March 21, 1814. The
following is taken from a Newport paper published at the
time of his death: "Died in this town on Monday evening last,
Samuel Carr, Esq.. aged 58 ^^ears. The circvirnstances of his
death were peculiarl}^ distressing. He had been to visit a sick
uncle, (Capt. John Carr, p. 63) on Washington street, and de-
])arting fr(,m there at 7 o'clock, p. m., when he was blown off
the causeway leading from Washington street to the Long
Wliarf, the wind blowing almost a hurricane. His bod}^ was
found the next morning, and will be interred this da}' in the
famil}' grave^'ard at Jamestown. In the sudden death of this
valuable citizen, his famil}- has to mourn the loss of a kind
and indulgent father; his friends and associates, one whose advice,
.sincerit}' and friendship could be relied upon; society one