Name origin: This surname has several significations; Caer, Cornish British, a city, a town, a fort, a castle. Carre French, a stout, broad-shouldered man. Cawr, Welsh, a giant. The family is of Norman and French origin; William Karrie was a noble in the train of William the Conqueror.
b.abt.1482 Midlothian, Scotland; parents ukn
m.Janet Home
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b.June 17, 1500 Ferniehirst, Midothian, Scotland; s/o Andrew Ker and Janet Home
d.1562 Scotland
m.Katherine ______
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b.June 17, 1529 London, England; s/o John and Katherine Ker
m.(1)abt.1540 ukn
m.(2)1569 Janet Scott
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b.May 16, 1542 London, England; s/o Thomas Ker and 1st wife
m.abt.1590 London, England ukn
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b.Aug. 15, 1599 London, England; s/o William Carr
d.Apr. 4, 1682 Salisbury, MA
m.(1)Lucinda Devenport
b.abt.1601 London, England
d.1620/21 Plymouth, MA
m.(2)Elizabeth Oliver
b.Apr. 12, 1624 Bristol, Gloucester, England d/o Thomas Oliver and Ann Purchase
d.May 6, 1691 Salisbury, MA
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From Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families, 1620-1700 by Holmes: Carr, George: shipwright, was at Ipswich, Mass., 1633, removed to Salisbury, Mass., 1640, and 1662 was at Amesbury, Mass.
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b.Apr. 28, 1650 Salisbury, MA; s/o George Carr and Elizabeth Oliver
d.Aug. 5, 1726 Salisbury, MA
m.Nov. 14, 1677 Salisbury, MA Mary Sears
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