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John A Carr

Birth1845 - Nova Scotia, Canada
Death28 Nov 1883 - Windsor, Hants, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherElizabeth White
FatherEDWARD CARR

Born in Nova Scotia, Canada on 1845 to EDWARD CARR and Elizabeth White. John A Carr married Annie McBurnie and had 13 children. He passed away on 28 Nov 1883 in Windsor, Hants, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents
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Edward Carr
1806 - 1869
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Elizabeth White
1808 - 1871
Spouse(s)
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Annie Mcburnie
1842 - 1915
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Mary Ann Macdonald
1846 - 1878
Children Show all
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Minnie Frances Carr Underwood
1880 - 1970
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Charles Wilbur Carr
1880 - 1966
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Owen Carr
1878 - 1930
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Maude Alice Carr
1882 - 1943
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Annie Carr
1865 - 1883
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Sarah Carr
1878 - Unknown
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Robert 'Burt' Carr
1883 - Unknown
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John Macdonald Carr
1869 - 1918
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Ethel Carr
1884 - Unknown
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Jane "Jenny" Carr
1869 - Unknown
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William Carr
1868 - Unknown
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Robert Archibald Carr
1873 - 1959
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Jennie Beatrice Smith
1866 - 1948

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