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Stephen Carr

Birth31 Aug 1812 - Skipton, Yorkshire, England
Death4 Jun 1880 - Keighley, Yorkshire West Riding
MotherSarah Gill
FatherWilliam Carr

Born in Skipton, Yorkshire, England on 31 Aug 1812 to William Carr and Sarah Gill. Stephen Carr married Margaret Watson and had 9 children. He passed away on 4 Jun 1880 in Keighley, Yorkshire West Riding.

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Parents
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William Carr
1767 - 1847
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Sarah Gill
1793 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Watson
1810 - 1861
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Sarah Rennison
1822 - 1881
Children Show all
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Edwin Carr
1860 - Unknown
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Stephen Rennison Carr
1857 - Unknown
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William Carr
1862 - 1920
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John Carr
1839 - 1904
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Charles Carr
1842 - Unknown
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James Carr
1847 - Unknown
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Tom Carr
1860 - Unknown
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Frederick Carr
1837 - Unknown
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Sarah Carr
1835 - Unknown

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