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Samuel Carr

Birth1 Jan 1807 - Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England
DeathJuly 1879 - Holborn, London
MotherAbigail Hide Carr
FatherJohn Carr

Born in Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England on 1 Jan 1807 to John Carr and Abigail Hide Carr. Samuel Carr married Kezia Clitherow and had 10 children. He passed away on July 1879 in Holborn, London.

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Parents
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John Carr
1780 - 1862
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Abigail Hide Carr
1776 - 1851
Spouse(s)
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Kezia Clitherow
1811 - 1873
Children Show all
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Sarah Ann Carr
1841 - 1911
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Charles Frederick Carr
1831 - 1919
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Jane Carr
1848 - Unknown
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Caroline Green
1846 - Unknown
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Samuel Carr
1845 - 1891
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Laura Carr
1838 - Unknown
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John William Carr
1835 - 1900
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Thomas Frederick Carr
1853 - 1916
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Ann Amelia Carr
1850 - 1911
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Frederick Carr
1859 - 1923

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