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Thomas Carr

Birth1834 - Longton, Lancs
DeathSEP 1892 - Preston, Lancs
MotherANN GREGSON
FatherJohn Carr

Born in Longton, Lancs on 1834 to John Carr and ANN GREGSON. Thomas Carr married Agnes Miller and had 16 children. He passed away on SEP 1892 in Preston, Lancs.

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Parents
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John Carr
1800 - 1875
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Ann Gregson
1800 - 1875
Spouse(s)
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Agnes Miller
1841 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Wilson
1837 - 1922
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Agnes Miller
1841 - Unknown
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Margaret Irwin
1837 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Richard Carr
1863 - Unknown
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Elizath.alice Carr
1867 - Unknown
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Jane Carr
1870 - Unknown
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Catherine Carr
1864 - Unknown
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Annie Carr
1875 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Carr
1864 - Unknown
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Mary Ellen Carr
1868 - Unknown
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Thomas Carr
1869 - Unknown
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Mary Carr
1861 - Unknown
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Margaret Carr
1878 - Unknown
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James Carr
1859 - Unknown
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Jane Carr
1867 - Unknown
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Annie P. Carr
1874 - 1906
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George Carr
1866 - 1926
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Eliz Ann Carr
1870 - Unknown
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Sarah Carr
1871 - Unknown

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