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Thomas Carr

BirthABT 1733 - Brampton, Yorkshire
DeathDec 1793 - Brinkheugh, Northumberland
MotherJane Perkins
FatherMark Carr

Born in Brampton, Yorkshire on ABT 1733 to Mark Carr and Jane Perkins. Thomas Carr married Rebecca Ann Dixey and had 9 children. He passed away on Dec 1793 in Brinkheugh, Northumberland.

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Parents
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Mark Carr
1701 - 1767
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Jane Perkins
1711 - 1777
Spouse(s)
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Rebecca Ann Dixey
1747 - 1790
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Ann Storer
1765 - 1808
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Jane Cunliff
1737 - 1793
Children Show all
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Thomas William Carr
1770 - 1829
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John Thomas Carr
1794 - 1855
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Mark William Carr
1762 - 1833
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Rebecca Ann Carr
1769 - 1809
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Sarah Carr
1773 - 1774
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William Ogle Carr
1772 - 1852
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Ann Carr
1765 - 1806
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Jane Carr
1758 - Unknown
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Rosanna Carr
1767 - 1802

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