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John Carr

Birthabt 1787 - Newcastle Upon Tyne
Death25 Apr 1873 - Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
MotherElizabeth James
FatherBenjamin Carr

Born in Newcastle Upon Tyne on abt 1787 to Benjamin Carr and Elizabeth James. John Carr married Mary Guthrie and had 10 children. He passed away on 25 Apr 1873 in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.

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Parents
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Benjamin Carr
1762 - Unknown
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Elizabeth James
1775 - 1842
Spouse(s)
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Mary Guthrie
1798 - 1868
Children Show all
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Thomas Guthrie Carr
1839 - 1886
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Mary Carr
1831 - Unknown
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John Carr
1826 - 1902
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Ann Carr
1837 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Carr
1834 - Unknown
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Peter Carr
1821 - 1857
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Esther Carr
1828 - Unknown
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Benjamin Carr
1820 - Unknown
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Thomas Henry Carr
1827 - Unknown
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Eleanor Stirling
1818 - 1896

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