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David Carr

Birth04 Apr 1846 - West Covehead, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Death22 Mar 1915 - Stanhope, Queens, Prince Edward Island, Canada
MotherElizabeth Lawson
FatherWilliam Carr

Born in West Covehead, Prince Edward Island, Canada on 04 Apr 1846 to William Carr and Elizabeth Lawson. David Carr married Jessie Blanche Stewart and had 7 children. He passed away on 22 Mar 1915 in Stanhope, Queens, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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Parents
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William Carr
1812 - 1901
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Elizabeth Lawson
1807 - 1886
Spouse(s)
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Jessie Blanche Stewart
1845 - 1927
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Eva Mae Carr
1880 - 1966
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Ira David Carr
1878 - 1951
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Elizabeth Jane Carr
1876 - 1895
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Theodore Carr
1873 - 1895
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Raymond Carr
1883 - 1986
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Margaret Ethel Carr
1886 - 1957
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Christina Stewart Carr
1874 - 1941

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