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David Carr

Birth3 jan 1802 - Knowlesville, Orleans, New York, United States
Death15 Jun 1884 - Knowlesville, Orleans, New York, USA
MotherSARAH (sally) Little Hopkins
FatherJohn Carr

Born in Knowlesville, Orleans, New York, United States on 3 jan 1802 to John Carr and SARAH (sally) Little Hopkins. David Carr married Polly Decker and had 11 children. He passed away on 15 Jun 1884 in Knowlesville, Orleans, New York, USA.

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Parents
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John Carr
1783 - 1816
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Sarah (Sally) Little Hopkins
1783 - 1853
Spouse(s)
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Polly Decker
1803 - 1858
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Lorinda B Mead
1836 - 1886
Children Show all
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Sarah "Sally" Carr
1828 - 1865
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David L Carr
1829 - 1892
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Caroline A Carr
1838 - 1856
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Newton Carr
1846 - Unknown
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Benjamin P Carr
1826 - 1906
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Orlando Carr
1840 - 1927
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Cordelia Ann Carr
1829 - 1886
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Harriett Carr
1832 - 1855
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John Carr
1828 - 1844
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Charles D Carr
1859 - 1897
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Otis Carr
1871 - 1926

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