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George Carr

Birth09 Feb 1796 - Hemsworth, Yorkshire, England
DeathJan 1855 - Hemsworth, Yorkshire, England
MotherMary Micklethwaite
FatherWilliam Carr

Born in Hemsworth, Yorkshire, England on 09 Feb 1796 to William Carr and Mary Micklethwaite. George Carr married Ann Walker and had 10 children. He passed away on Jan 1855 in Hemsworth, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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William Carr
1765 - 1836
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Mary Micklethwaite
1764 - 1803
Spouse(s)
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Ann Walker
1801 - 1851
Children Show all
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Charles 2 X Ggf Carr
1840 - 1913
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Richard Carr
1837 - Unknown
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James Carr
1819 - 1896
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Elizabeth Carr
1826 - 1855
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Mary Carr
1828 - Unknown
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Ann Carr
1831 - Unknown
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Susanna Carr
1824 - 1825
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George Carr
1821 - 1885
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Richard Carr
1836 - Unknown
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George Carr
1843 - Unknown

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