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Agnes Carr

Birth30 Jan 1712 - New Port, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
DeathMay 29, 1777 - Berkley Parish, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
MotherBarbara OVERTON
FatherJames WINSTON

Born in New Port, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States on 30 Jan 1712 to James WINSTON and Barbara OVERTON. Agnes Carr married Col. John Waller and had 12 children. She passed away on May 29, 1777 in Berkley Parish, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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James Winston
1690 - 1757
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Barbara Overton
1690 - 1766
Spouse(s)
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Col. John Waller
1701 - 1776
Children Show all
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Agnes Carr Waller
1736 - 1832
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Ann Waller
1742 - 1828
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Sarah Waller
1740 - 1814
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Thomas Carr Waller
1732 - 1788
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Mary Waller
1730 - 1816
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Dorothy "Dolly" Waller
1754 - 1819
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Pomfrett Waller
1747 - 1799
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Elizabeth Waller
1746 - 1816
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Jane Waller
1742 - 1815
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William Waller
1762 - 1820
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Phebe Waller
1768 - 1828
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Ann Waller
1757 - 1817

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