1. William Austin¹ Carr was born Bef. 1761.

Notes for William Austin Carr:

Probably not the same man from Randolph Co., NC, son of Joseph Carr and Jane Reid, that was thought to be the ancestor for some years. Descendants suggest that they are closely related to Patrick 'Paddy' Carr who resided in Jefferson Co., GA, and who was said to have been from Ireland and who lived for some time in NC. It is possible that Tobe Carr who made this assertion found the information in the same article published by biographers of Paddy Carr that I did and made it his own.

I think that another man, William A. Carr or William Orson Carr of Randolph Co., NC, shares the birth & death dates commonly reported for this William Austin Carr, of 20 May 1763 and 6 Apr 1848. His will and his wife's will each identify the children (legitimate) of their marriage, and though a descendant of his father, Joseph Carr, was in Georgia, only scant circumstantial evidence can provide a potential link to this branch. That William A. Carr does not descend from the Louisa Co., VA Carrs, but is of the Westmoreland Co., VA branch, and was a loyalist during the war, being related by marriage to David Fanning.

Memo: 5 generations

Child of William Austin Carr is:

2. Henry Alexander² Carr (William Austin¹) was born Bet. 1781 - 1783 in NC or GA, and died Bef. 12 Feb 1848 in Jackson, Hinds, MS. He married Mary Downs 1799 in GA, daughter of Isaac Downs and <Unknown>. She was born 26 Oct 1784 in MD, and died 09 Oct 1851 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS.

Notes for Henry Alexander Carr:

Henry is thought by many to be a child of William A. Carr of Randolph Co., NC, and he named his son William A. Carr, Jr. Both William Austin Carr and his wife, Susannah, left wills identifying children, and neither mentioned Henry. He could have been a very close relative, however, and only shows up as witness on deeds in the month of presumed grandfather Joseph Carr's death, but is not identified as a grandson. Several of William's children migrated to Georgia, to Jones County, early in the 1800's. Fort Hawkins was built in 1806 in Baldwin County, and was in Jones County until Bibb County was created some years later. Today, the Fort is at a point near the county line and adjacent to the Ocmulgee National Monument. Henry Carr served at the fort, and married a daughter of Col. Hawkins, for whom it was named. Fort Hawkins was in Jones County (now in Macon, Bibb, GA).

Another family with a William Austin Carr was in Anson Co., NC where William A. Carr was born about 1780 and married Frances Lanier. The right age to be a brother of this man?

He was a private and rose to Lieutenant Col. in a Georgia regiment and served to the end of the war. He was Quartermaster General under General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans. (I have not found the source for this information, but he was mentioned as Capt. Henry Carr in the estate sale of Benjamin Hawkins in 1816). Was a Captain in a Georgia Co. and served in the Creek War, having been promoted to Captain by Gen. Andrew Jackson for gallant conduct on the battlefield between the Regular Army and the Indians near Macon, GA.

A group of soldiers were organized in October, 1814 at Fort Hawkins and joined with Andrew Jackson in Mobile.

Jones Co., Georgia was formed by an act of the Legislature December 10, 1807 from Baldwin County which was formed May 11, 1803. Jones County was laid out in 1807; part added from Putnam in 1810; a five mile slice given to Bibb in 1822, and since then her boundaries have remained stationary.

Henry Carr was buried in the same plot as his son and daughter-in-law William A. Carr II and Virginia Hawkins, in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. He was estranged from his wife at the time he wrote his will.

WILL RECORD BOOK 1 (AUG 27, 1832-- AUG 31, 1859), 2nd DISTRICT, HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI --- RAYMOND, MISSISSIPPI; pages 209-211:

"January Term 1848

"I, Henry Carr, of the county of Yalobusha and State of Mississippi, do make and publish this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me any time made.

"First, I direct that my funeral expenses and all of my just debts be paid as soon after death as possible out of any monies that I may die possessed of, or may first give into the hands of my executor.

"Second, I direct that the following negro slaves for life, to wit--Amy, a mulatto woman about 35 years old; Franklinne, a mulatto boy and child of Amy about six years old; Johanna, a mulatto girl and child of Amy about 4 years old; William Walker, a mulatto boy about two years old and child of Amy; Dallas, a girl and child of Henrietta, a mulatto and a grandchild of Amy about three years old; and Martha Amelia, a mulatto girl and child of Henrietta and grandchild of Amy about one year old, shall at my death, or as soon thereafter as convenient, be set free and released from bondage and slavery by my executor, in the manner hereinafter specified after paying and satisfying the specific legacies.

"Thirdly, I direct that the said slaves, Amy and her children and grandchildren, shall be sent to some territory, government, or State where they can enjoy their liberty and freedom in as full and ample a manner as if they had been born free --- and there set at liberty and given their liberty according to the laws, customs, and usages of such territory, government, or State; and for the purpose of transporting said slaves and defraying their expenses I do hereby give and bequeath unto Perry C. Carr in trust for the said slaves the sum of two hundred dollars out of my personal estate to be expended by him and appropriated for that use and no other whatever.

"Fourthly, I give and bequeath unto my oldest child and daughter, Epsy B. Gilliland, in addition to what she has heretofore received by way of advancement, one dollar in cash.

"Fifthly, I give and bequeath unto my second son, Benjamin H. Carr, in addition to what he has heretofore received by way of advancement, one dollar in cash.

"Sixthly, I direct that my negro man slave for life named Isaac, about 40 years old; Peggy his wife, a woman about 40 years old; Isaac, a boy and child of Peggy about 18 years old; Florida, a girl and child of Peggy, about 14 years old; Henrietta, a woman and child of Amy, about 17 years old; Henry, a boy and child of Amy about 13 years old; Anderson, a boy and child of Amy about 11 years old; Clinton a boy and child of Amy about 9 years old; Sarah a girl and child of Amy about 7 years old, together with all of the other personal property which I may have at the time of my death, may be disposed of as follows, to wit:

One 6th or a child's part of the whole amount, after paying funeral expenses, just debts, court costs, executors commissions, and counsel fees, I give and bequeath unto my wife, Mary Carr, who lives separate and apart from me in fee simple.

"Seventhly, the residue of my estate, after paying the specific legacies hereinbefore mentioned and the expenses of transporting and removing Amy and her children and grandchildren as aforesaid, I give and bequeath unto my son William Carr and my son George W. Carr, to be equally divided among them. If an equitable division cannot in the opinion of my executor be conveniently made between them, I direct that the same shall be sold on a credit of 6 months and the money arising from such sale divided as aforesaid.

" Eighthly, I give and bequeath unto Perry C. Carr, in trust for the use and benefit of Johanna, a mulatto girl and child of Amy, the bed, bedstead, bed clothes, and bedding which I now use and occupy for myself, to be her right and property when she obtains her feedom.

" I do hereby nominate, constitute, and appoint my son Perry C. Carr my executor, and in consequence of death, removal, or refusal to act, I do hereby nominate, constitute, and appint William Carr in his stead, with instructions to all and either of them to employ if necessary Franklin E. Plummer as a Counselor in the said business, and particularly in relation to the emancipation of the negro woman Amy and her children and grandchildren aforesaid, and to be governed by his advice. In testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix my seal the 15th day of March A.D. 1847 to this my last will and testament.

Henry Carr" (seal)

"Signed, sealed, and delivered, published, and promulgated in the presence of the undersigned, disinterested witnesses, and our names signed hereto in the presence of the said Henry Carr, the testator, on the day and year last aforesaid.

Attest: George W. Robinson

Attest: William T. Chance

Attest: F. E. Plummer

probated 12 Feb. 1848

It is interesting that his son is named William Austin Carr Jr., but the only record I have found that links Henry Carr directly to his presumed father, William Austin Carr of Randolph Co., NC is a single deed to which Henry was a witness, related to his presumed grandfather, Joseph Carr. His recorded birthdate may be wrong - the date is exactly twenty years to the day after his presumed father, whose grave is in Randolph Co., NC.

The following information is provided as research information about other Carr families that have been linked (without documentation) to this family:

According to the 1860 Yalobusha Co., MS census:

A Jonathan Carr, Jr. resided adjacent the Pearson family, whose daughter married a Carr from another line. This line included Jonathan, b c 1820 and wife Ann E. (both born in NC). Children

Henry E. Carr, 23 (b c 1837) NC

J. H. or J. W. Carr, 21 (b c 1839) NC (Joshua per 1850 Sampson Co.)

William A. Carr, 19 (b c 1841) NC

James H. Carr, 17,(b c 1843) NC

Lucy Jane Carr, 12 (b c 1848) NC

Sarah E. Carr, 9 (b c 1851) NC

Temperence Carr, 7 (b c 1853) NC

Edward M. Carr, 4 (b c 1856) NC

Samuel Carr, 2 (b c 1858) NC

Anna Carr, 1 (b c 1859) MS

The family listed immediately above was in the 1850 Sampson Co., NC census and descends from Patrick Car of Bertie Co., NC. It may be this family that had Lewis Perry Carr "Uncle Tobe" claiming to descend from Patrick Carr of NC and Georgia.

Another Patrick Carr is mentioned in 'The King's Mountain Men' : "Patrick came from Ireland before the Revolution, was a captain under Colonel Clark in the attack on Augusta in September, 1780, and was under Sumter at Blackstock. The statement that he killed one hundred tories must be an exaggeration, if to be understood as a personal matter. His murder in 1802, in Jefferson County, Georgia, is said to have been by a son of a tory he had killed. At King's Mountain he was under Major Chandler." This is obviously the Patrick Carr that "Uncle Tobe" was mentioning, as the "killed 100 men" was in the story. Is it possible that this Patrick Carr was the son of the other one that went from Ireland to North Carolina and is mentioned above? Patrick Carr did have a grandson with his name, of which no more is known.

There is no known connection to this Carr family, but it is interesting that they come from NC - where the Carr family is "known to have resided," according to family traditions, and that it includes a Henry and a William A., as does the family which married the Pearsons.

A Henry Carr was a Capt., married to Mary Griffin in Early Co., GA, dau of John and Mary Griffin. I do not think that it was this man. Mary Griffin's father, John Griffin, left his will 11 Oct 1822 (pro. 7 Jan 1823) mentioning executors Capt. Henry Carr and wife, Mary Griffin.

Notes for Mary Downs:

Mary Downs was said to be the sister of Lavinia Downs. Lavinia is thought to have been of the Creek tribe. No such stories are told about Mary, but there were few "white" women in Georgia when it was wilderness. One census record indicates she said she was born in Maryland, and a family of Downs did move from Maryland to Georgia. She (and her sister Lavinia) could have been half Creek.

Children of Henry Carr and Mary Downs are:

4. Capt. William Austin³ Carr II (Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 05 Mar 1803 in GA, and died 13 Aug 1857 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. He married Virginia Hawkins 24 Feb 1825 in Ft. Hawkins, Pulaski Co., GA, daughter of Benjamin Hawkins and Lavinia Downs. She was born 06 Mar 1811 in GA, and died 03 Oct 1851 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS.

Notes for Capt. William Austin Carr II:

The family of William Carr donated to Water Valley, MS the grounds on which stand the Water Valley Grammar School, a Masonic Lodge, and the Oak Hill Cemetery. Donated land for the courthouse, a Railroad Hotel and the Right-of-Way for the Mississippi Central RR.

Was appointed Postmaster of Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS 27 Jul 1848.

Adapted from Godspeed's "Memoirs of Mississippi" :

"Water Valley began its growth in the early 1830s. William A. Carr had the first store and blacksmith shop and was the first postmaster. Lewis Lawshe, whose wife was a sister of William A. Carr, Jr.'s wife, also came about this time, as did E. F. Crisp. Henry Carr and William Carr's land originally extended from Honeycutt to Velma. They later sold land to Henry Hill. The next to build after Hill was Mr. Hendricks."

A festival is held in Water Valley, MS each August celebrating "Turkey Bill Carr", who as a child was captured by Indians, and who is said to have been one of the earliest white residents of Yalobusha County, MS. He is identified based on Civil War records as William Perry Carr, b 1839-Jan1840 and d 1924 and a newphew of this William Carr.

Children of William Carr and Virginia Hawkins are:

5. Benjamin Hawkins³ Carr (Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 14 Jun 1812 in GA, and died Aft. 1860. He married Susan Cole Bef. 1835. She was born 12 Sep 1819 in NC, and died 02 Jun 1894 in Yalobusha Co., MS.

Notes for Benjamin Hawkins Carr:

Susan J. Carr b 1856 Yalobusha Co., MS and Lucy P. Carr b 1858 Yalobusa Co., MS may be additional children of this family. That would mean two surviving Susan Carr daughters, unless the first one died young and the second married A. J. Will.

Children of Benjamin Carr and Susan Cole are:

6. Perry Cook³ Carr (Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 22 May 1814 in prob. GA, and died 05 Jun 1862 in Richmond, Henrico, CSA, VA. He married Mary Ann Ingram 10 Jan 1840 in Crawford Co., GA. She was born 01 Jul 1824 in Kershaw Co., SC, and died 02 Sep 1895 in Tazewell, Marion, GA.

Notes for Perry Cook Carr:

Capt. Perry Cook Carr was in Company A 27th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry, Marion and Schley Counties "Georgia Drillers." Found at http://hudson.idt.net/~u1211419/Mara27.htm

Several of their children were buried at Baptist Church in Crawford County near the community of Zenith, GA, including Celie, Simmiezinna, Perry and his wife Laura.

Notes for Mary Ann Ingram:

buried at Tazewell, Marion, GA.

Children of Perry Carr and Mary Ingram are:

7. George Washington³ Carr (Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 07 Jun 1816 in GA, and died Abt. 1885 in GA. He married (1) Lucinda Caroline Johnson 03 Jan 1839 in Crawford Co., GA. She was born Abt. 1823 in SC, and died Abt. 1862 in GA. He married (2) Elizabeth Johnson 17 Nov 1863 in Taylor Co., GA. She was born Abt. 1832 in GA.

Children of George Carr and Lucinda Johnson are:

8. Madison Henry⁴ Carr (William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 08 Oct 1826 in Macon, Bibb, GA, and died 12 Apr 1895 in Yalobusha Co., MS. He married Mourning Elizabeth Pearson 22 Nov 1849 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, daughter of Isaac Pearson and Sarah Bailey. She was born 06 Sep 1834 in Halifax Co., NC, and died 05 Nov 1888 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS.

Notes for Madison Henry Carr:

Veteran of the War with Mexico - 1846-1848.

Children of Madison Carr and Mourning Pearson are:

10. Benjamin Hawkins⁴ Carr (William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 08 Dec 1830 in FL, and died in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. He married Mary Susan Bankhead 25 Dec 1849 in Yalobusha Co., MS, daughter of James Bankhead and Cynthia Moorhead. She was born Abt. 1835 in GA, and died in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS.

Notes for Benjamin Hawkins Carr:

Other possible children of Benjamin Hawkins Carr and Mary Susan Ann Bankhead are:

Martha Carr b 1863 Yalobusha Co., MS

Nettie E. Carr b 1864 Yalobusha Co., MS

Lucy I. Carr b 1878 Yalobusha Co., MS

one of these (Lucy?) is probably Iris.

Notes for Mary Susan Bankhead:

Mary S. Bankhead Carr was born approximately 1835 as she was at least 15 years old on September 4, 1850 and listed with her husband's parents in the 1850 census, which shows her birth place as GA.

Children of Benjamin Carr and Mary Bankhead are:

12. Cherokee Ann⁴ Carr (William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 14 Nov 1833 in GA, and died 28 Dec 1869 in MS. She married Calvin Jones Hunt 22 Oct 1854 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS, son of Thomas Hunt and <Unknown>. He was born 30 Jun 1830 in Habersham Co., GA, and died Aft. 1900 in Red River Par., LA.

Notes for Calvin Jones Hunt:

Or born 9 Dec 1829. Marietta became a town in 1834.

Georgia 1850 census gives age as 21. Mississippi 1860 census gives age as 27. Jesse Carson and Calvin Jones were likely twins and their mother (1st wife) died in childbirth, after which Thomas remarried to Elizabeth (Gaddis?). Was named co-executor in Father, Thomas Hunt's will.

Raised in Marietta, GA, went to Water Valley, MS to work as a blacksmith; married the boss's daughter and set up housekeeping on a cotton plantation near Water Valley.

Private in Co. F, 15th Regt. Miss. Infantry, organized 1861, mustered into Confederate Army June 1861. T. B. Hale was also a member of this regiment, as were several Carr men. Only fought in Battle of Shilogh, 6 & 7 April 1862. Fought in the peach orchard, was in the break-through of Union lines and capture of General Prnetiss and 2200 union troops. After Shiloh he was put on detached service as a blacksmith for the remainder of the war.

"He had all the buttons shot off his coat, but no wounds at Shiloh. In 1864 a Union cavalry force of 25,000 let Memphis and went down through Mississippi across Alabama to Georgia, where they joined General Sherman in Atlanta. They burned Calvin's plantation, including all buildings, rail fences around it, looted the house and took everything they could use, burning the rest. They forced Grandmother Hunt and children to stand by in the road and dressed the Negro women slaves in her silk clothes and put them on horses behind them and rode away laughing. Papa was about four years old. Grandma also had a baby in her arms. So grandmother walked to Water Valley and stayed with her relatives until the end of the War the following May (1865). The only things they had were the clothes they were wearing.

"When Calvin Hunt arrived back at the old plantation there was nothing lefft, so he walked into Water Valley and found his family living with her relatives. Since he had nothing left but his blacksmith skill, he walked to the railroad shops of the Mississippi Central, which was the northern terminus of the railroad when the War started. Grandmother Hunt died in 1869. He kept the family together until the railroad was built north to old Fillmoer, KY and later a couple miles north to East Cairo, KY. He left the children with relatives and came to old Fillmore in 1872 and met and married Ann Rich, an orphan who was a half-sister living with Grandmother Rollins. He bought some land north of Wickliffe and built a house and went back to Mississippi to get the children. Aunt Georgia, the eldest, had married a railroad engineer, Jasper Powell, and remained in Water Valley. He quit the railroad and farmed. He had three boys and two girls by his first marriage, two boys and one girl by the second. The oldest, Walter, was born and just lived a few days when he went back to Water Valley to get the other children."

Percy James Hunt, 1979

He was found in the 1900 Pemiscot, MO census.

Calvin's application for a Civil War Pension in the State of La. and it revealed the following:

Calvin J. Hunt stated he was a native of Georgia, born in Habersham County in 1832. He enlisted in 1861 at Water Valley, Miss . He was a member of Company F, 15th Miss Infantry. He stated he was wounded at "Fishing Creek, Kentucky" in the battle that took place there. He was wounded in the right hand by a bullet. After that he was sent to Miss under Forrest Command until the close of the war. He advised he was in Water Valley, Miss at the surrender. He further stated he was a prisoner at Atlanta, Ga. and escaped and returned to his Command. He advised he had lived in La. about two years and he made this pension application on 8/30/1904. At the time of this application he advised he was not married that he was a Widower. He said he had no family except his sister-in-law in La.. He gave the name of Benjamin Harvey, Water Valley, Miss and Dr. T.J. Carr, Coffeeville, Miss, as two comrades that could vouch for his service. He gave his address as Coushatta, Red River Parish La..

The War Department records confirmed he was a member of Co. F, 15 th Miss Infantry, CSA; enlisted 5/26/1861, at Corinth, Miss and he was present for duty with the command 8/31/1864, the date of the last muster roll on file.

Children of Cherokee Carr and Calvin Hunt are:

13. Lewis Perry 'Tobe'⁴ Carr (William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 16 Apr 1836 in GA, and died 23 Aug 1923. He married Sarah Jane Pearson 23 Apr 1857 in Yalobusha Co., MS, daughter of Isaac Pearson and Sarah Bailey. She was born 02 Aug 1842 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 16 Dec 1883.

Notes for Lewis Perry 'Tobe' Carr:

May have been born in Yalobusha Co. immediately after the family moved. This is "Uncle Tobe Carr" who had a "little black book" that indicated his ancestor was Patrick Carr from Ireland, who emigrated to Savannah, GA, moved to NC for a few years, and whose descendants returned to Georgia.

Children of Lewis Carr and Sarah Pearson are:

14. Silas Washington⁴ Carr (William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 16 Mar 1839 in GA, and died in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. He married Mary Jane Harrell 11 Jan 1858 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She was born Aft. 1839.

Child of Silas Carr and Mary Harrell is:

15. Dr. Thomas Jefferson⁴ Carr (William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 23 Dec 1841 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 09 Jul 1914 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS. He married Cornelia Viola Rice 12 Dec 1877 in Pine Valley, MS, daughter of James Rice and Louvenia Bailey. She was born 22 Aug 1860 in Infield, Nash Co., NC, and died 23 Mar 1929 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS.

Notes for Dr. Thomas Jefferson Carr:

Mississippi Volunteers during Civil War, Battles of Shiloh, Corinth, Port Hudson, Vicksburg, wounded three times, attended Univ. of Mississippi, attended Memphis Medical College (now U. Tenn), attended Vanderbilt Univ, received med. degree, resided until 1891 resided Pine Valley, MS, and later resided Coffeeville, MS.

Children of Thomas Carr and Cornelia Rice are:

16. Lucy Polk⁴ Carr (William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 27 Aug 1844 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 28 Aug 1888 in Memphis, Shelby, TN. She married Robert Plumer 'Bob' Parks 03 Jul 1867 in Yalobusha Co., MS, son of M. Parks and Mary <Unknown>. He was born 11 Mar 1841 in TN, and died 12 Aug 1900 in Memphis, Shelby, TN.

Children of Lucy Carr and Robert Parks are:

20. Martha Ann⁴ Carr (Benjamin Hawkins³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 02 Mar 1836 in GA, and died 05 Jan 1909 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She married John Pruitt Boydston, Jr. 15 Apr 1852 in Yalobusha Co., MS, son of Benjamin Boydston and Elizabeth Jacobs. He was born 20 May 1828 in Hardeman Co., TN, and died 07 Aug 1905 in Yalobusha Co., MS.

Children of Martha Carr and John Boydston are:

21. William Perry⁴ Carr (Benjamin Hawkins³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Jan 1840 in GA, and died Abt. 1924 in Yalobusha Co., MS. He married Emily Frances Shannon 24 Nov 1862 in Yalobusha Co., MS, daughter of Thomas Shannon and Elizabeth Price. She was born Abt. Apr 1841 in MS, and died Abt. 1906 in Yalobusha Co., MS.

Notes for William Perry Carr:

Carr, William Perry Born: 1839 Pvt; Co. F, 15th MS Inf ; Tabernacle ; Yalobusha "Turkey Bill" Georgia Enlisted: May 26, 1861 0.25 mi WNW of Pine Valley, MS Died: 1924 Discharged: Jun 18, 1865 Private Yalobusha County, MS from Camp Douglas, IL

Children of William Carr and Emily Shannon are:

23. Washington A. 'Wash'⁴ Carr (Benjamin Hawkins³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Jan 1848 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 02 Jul 1916 in MS. He married Georgia A. Livingston 13 Mar 1879 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She was born 23 Dec 1848 in GA, and died 27 Jan 1915 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS.

Child of Washington Carr and Georgia Livingston is:

26. Susan Caroline 'Callie'⁴ Carr (Benjamin Hawkins³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 12 May 1851 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 20 Jul 1939 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. She married James Alexander Wells 25 Nov 1872 in Yalobusha Co., MS, son of John Wells and Sarah Patton. He was born 14 Aug 1845 in Jacksonville, AL, and died 06 Mar 1927 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS.

Children of Susan Carr and James Wells are:

27. Henry Alexander⁴ Carr (Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 08 Oct 1842 in Crawford Co., GA, and died 1911 in prob. Galveston, TX. He married Mary Atchinson Martin 07 Oct 1863 in Decatur Co., GA, daughter of Charles Martin and Anna Shepherd. She was born Aft. 1840 in Leon Co., FL, and died 23 Sep 1874 in Thomasville, Thomas, GA.

Notes for Henry Alexander Carr:

This info provided in a narrative by William Henry "Will" Carr or his sister Velma Beatrice (Carr) Jacobson, supplemented by Dolores Carr Blomstrom.

One record indicates he died abt 1884 Decatur Co., GA.

Notes for Mary Atchinson Martin:

Died of burns caused when her flowing dress caught fire, washing clothes with a wash pot.

Children of Henry Carr and Mary Martin are:

28. Sara Virginia 'Sally'⁴ Carr (Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 30 Dec 1842 in Crawford Co., GA. She married James Frank Hudson.

Children of Sara Carr and James Hudson are:

29. Mary Epsy⁴ Carr (Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 01 May 1845 in Crawford Co., GA, and died 04 Jun 1870 in Schley Co., GA. She married Dr. George Washington Martin 07 Oct 1863 in Schley Co., GA. He was born Abt. 1831 in SC.

Children of Mary Carr and George Martin are:

30. William Hawkins⁴ Carr (Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 1847 in Crawford Co., GA, and died 01 Apr 1916 in Crisp Co., GA. He married Mildred Honor "Mattie" Stephens, daughter of Albert Stephens and Mildred Perry.

Children of William Carr and Mildred Stephens are:

33. George Washington Perry⁴ Carr (Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Abt. Jan 1853 in Crawford Co., GA, and died 1930 in Crawford Co., GA. He married Laura O. McCarty 25 Jan 1883 in Crawford Co., GA. She was born Abt. Oct 1865 in GA.

Notes for George Washington Perry Carr:

Did he die in 1949?

Children of George Carr and Laura McCarty are:

36. Milton Bradford⁴ Carr (Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 18 Jun 1860 in Schley Co., GA, and died 30 Jul 1898 in Marion Co., GA. He married Martha Mahala 'Mattie' Pickard. She was born Aft. 1860.

Child of Milton Carr and Martha Pickard is:

39. Theodore Perry⁴ Carr (George Washington³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Jan 1845 in Crawford Co., GA, and died Abt. 1909 in Taylor Co., GA. He married (1) Frances Julia Parks 26 Jan 1871 in Taylor Co., GA. She was born Abt. 1854 in GA, and died Abt. Feb 1872 in Taylor Co., GA. He married (2) Martha G. Stilwell 05 Jan 1873 in Taylor Co., GA. She was born Abt. Jan 1856 in GA.

Child of Theodore Carr and Frances Parks is:

Children of Theodore Carr and Martha Stilwell are:

40. Jeffersonia Lavinia 'Jeffie'⁴ Carr (George Washington³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 24 Dec 1846 in Crawford Co., GA, and died 29 Apr 1920 in GA. She married (1) A. R. Knox Bef. 1870. She married (2) John Gildersworth Parks Abt. 1877 in GA. He was born 05 Feb 1830 in GA, and died 04 Dec 1911 in GA.

More About Jeffersonia Lavinia 'Jeffie' Carr:

Burial: Pine Level Cemetery, near Butler, GA

More About John Gildersworth Parks:

Burial: Pine Level Cemetery, near Butler, GA

Children of Jeffersonia Carr and John Parks are:

41. Madison Hawkins⁴ Carr (George Washington³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 23 Sep 1848 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 05 Jul 1913 in Hunt Co., TX. He married Susie Jane Smith 09 Nov 1879 in Taylor Co., GA. She was born 16 May 1858 in GA, and died 09 Mar 1930 in TX.

More About Madison Hawkins Carr:

Fact 1: 1860, resided next door with A.S. and Lucinda Bryant

Fact 2: 1860, presumed to be son of G.W. and L.C. Carr due to proximity.

Children of Madison Carr and Susie Smith are:

44. Epsie Caroline "Callie"⁴ Carr (George Washington³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Abt. 1855 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died Abt. 1905 in Taylor Co., GA. She married William J. Edwards. He was born Abt. 1858 in GA.

Children of Epsie Carr and William Edwards are:

45. Sarah Jane 'Sallie'⁴ Carr (George Washington³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 31 Oct 1858 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 06 Dec 1945. She married George Young Parks 24 Feb 1878 in Taylor Co., GA. He was born 01 Sep 1858 in Talbot Co., GA, and died 02 Mar 1926.

More About Sarah Jane 'Sallie' Carr:

Burial: Pine Level Cemetery, near Butler, GA

More About George Young Parks:

Burial: Pine Level Cemetery, near Butler, GA

Children of Sarah Carr and George Parks are:

49. William Overton⁵ Carr (Madison Henry⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 17 Feb 1854 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 12 Jun 1908 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. He married Mary Lavenia Davidson 26 Dec 1878 in Yalobusha Co., MS, daughter of Thomas Davidson and Jeffersonia Lawshe. She was born 01 Jun 1857 in Rosedale, Bolivar, MS, and died 17 Jun 1935 in Baton Rouge, E. B. R., LA.

Notes for Mary Lavenia Davidson:

From memoirs of Helen Brank Davidson, a cousin, with whom the orphan children of Tom & Jeffie resided for some time after 1874:

"There were two young ladies in Uncle Tom's family - Cousin Ruth was almost 20 now and Cousin Mary, 17. Lewis was about 15, Tom 12, and the youngest girl was the same age as my brother Harry, five years older than I. Her name was Jeffersonia, but we called her "Lovie."

"Cousin Ruth was not very pretty and had a slight affliction. I don't know just how to describe it, but often when engaged in some work she would suddenly stop and seem to lose herself, gazing straight before her and batting her eyes; then in a few minutes she would be herself again.

"My oldest sister was also named Ruth, and she was almost 14 now; they called her "Little Ruth" and the other "Big Ruth." Both Cousin Ruth and Cousin Mary went to dances and played cards. I don't know whether my sister Ruth did or not at that time. She was nine years older than I and not exactly pretty but she had a vivid and charming personality. I don't know how my father could have kept her from taking part in these gaieties.

"Cousin Mary got a position in the town school, but Cousin Ruth could only stay at home. Once when a dance was planned on very short notice, Cousin Ruth took it into her head that she must have a new dress for the occasion. Mamma thought Cousin Ruth didn't need it and couldn't make it in one day, but Cousin Ruth rushed off to town about 5 o'clock, Mamma shouting after her, 'Well, go it, Old Catalpa!' (Old Catalpa was a bull my father owned.) Cousin Ruth got our neighbor, Mrs. Allen, to help her cut the dress out, and went to the dance that evening in yellow tarlatan with black velvet ribbons.

"The two girls were having a game of cards one evening in the parlour with two young men. Cousin Ruth made a very clever or lucky play, and Cousin Mary, not realizing how it sounded, exclaimed, 'Well Sister, you're not a fool if you do have fits!' "

In April, 1876, her sister Ruth petitioned the Chancery Court, and J. Bartlett was appointed the children's guardian.

October 4, 1876 the Court passed a Decree Procunfesso, declaring that Ruth had been regularly called to appear before the court to answer "Complaintant's" bill against her, that she failed to appear or answer the said Bill of Complaint and that consequently the Court judged against her.

Soon thereafter, a court order approved Edward's wish to sell his late brother-in-law's house and lot for the benefit of heirs at public auction. The sale was made on December 4 and the property sold for $800.

On July 12, 1877, citations were issued to Yalobusha County for Edward and to Marshall County, where Uncle Frank was now living with Cousin Sissie, because of their failure to make annual reports of their guardianship. They were granted an extension of time. This same month Edward severed his relations with the Water Valley church. In October, the time allowed for making his report was again extended. Then, on November 10, Ruth, Mary, Thomas and Jeffersonia appeared before the court asking that their guardian (Edward) be empowered to spend $75 more monthly to adequately clothe, board, and educate each child for the coming year.

The next year there was an order for Edward to make a new bond, though he was no longer living in Water Valley; and in April, 1879, when he was living in Oxford, there was an order of attachment and revoking his guardianship, demanding that he make a final report. Before this time, both Ruth and Mary were of age, and Mary's husband, William Carr, with her became guardian of the minor children.

The families remained close, and the proceedings were probably "ordinary" in the case or orphans and guardianships in their late teen years.

Helen Brank Davidson continued:

"I suppose Papa felt that the people of Water Valley church wanted another preacher. I guess Uncle Tom had left some money as well as the farm for his children; anyway, Papa decided to go to Lexington, a small place out from Durant. He turned the brick house over to Uncle Tom's children. Cousin Mary was getting married to William Carr, a cousin on her mother's side. The other children were to stay with her, and she would keep house for all of them."

Children of William Carr and Mary Davidson are:

54. Robert Lee⁵ Carr (Madison Henry⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Jul 1865 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. He married Myrtle Duffey 18 Oct 1894 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She was born Mar 1875 in MS.

Children of Robert Carr and Myrtle Duffey are:

55. Henry Buckenridge⁵ Carr (Madison Henry⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 29 Sep 1867 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 28 Oct 1932 in MS. He married Maude W. Sykes 07 Dec 1896 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She was born 07 Sep 1882, and died 24 Jan 1933 in MS.

Notes for Maude W. Sykes:

Maude M. Sykes was likely her married name. She was probably a widow.

Children of Henry Carr and Maude Sykes are:

56. Sargent Prentiss⁵ Carr (Madison Henry⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born May 1871 in MS, and died Abt. 1932 in MS. He married Mary Willie Shannon 27 Sep 1899 in Yalobusha Co., MS, daughter of William Shannon and Anna Coleman. She was born Jan 1875 in MS, and died Abt. 1942 in MS.

Children of Sargent Carr and Mary Shannon are:

62. Cornelia⁵ Carr (Benjamin Hawkins⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 07 Feb 1867 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 01 Mar 1915. She married James Monroe Johnsey 10 Apr 1889 in Yalobusha Co., MS, son of Nathan Matthew Johnsey. He was born 10 Jan 1868, and died 17 Jul 1943.

Children of Cornelia Carr and James Johnsey are:

63. Rosa Rosie⁵ Carr (Benjamin Hawkins⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 1869 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She married Will Rotenberry.

Children of Rosa Carr and Will Rotenberry are:

65. Ada B.⁵ Carr (Benjamin Hawkins⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 1873 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She married J. Mitchell McCracken 29 Jul 1891 in Yalobusha Co., MS.

Children of Ada Carr and J. McCracken are:

66. Lottie P.⁵ Carr (Benjamin Hawkins⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 1875 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She married <Unknown> McKay.

Child of Lottie Carr and <Unknown> McKay is:

67. Iris⁵ Carr (Benjamin Hawkins⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Abt. 1878. She married Tom Peterson.

More About Tom Peterson:

Fact 1: resided Texas

Child of Iris Carr and Tom Peterson is:

70. William Benjamin⁵ Hunt (Cherokee Ann⁴ Carr, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 14 Nov 1860, and died 1904. He married Eugenia Ellen 'Jennie' Rollins Feb 1884 in Cairo, Alexander, IL, daughter of J. Rollins and Sarah Rich. She was born 26 Oct 1862, and died 26 Oct 1910.

Children of William Hunt and Eugenia Rollins are:

73. William Isaac⁵ Carr (Lewis Perry 'Tobe'⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 1861 in Yalobusha Co., MS. He married (1) Sallie E. Powell 04 Nov 1882. He married (2) Mary Katherine Wheeler Aft. 1883.

Children of William Carr and Mary Wheeler are:

74. Thomas Volentine 'Vol'⁵ Carr (Lewis Perry 'Tobe'⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 04 Sep 1863 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 01 Dec 1945 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. He married Mary Alice 'Mollie' Purnell 04 Oct 1883 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. She was born 19 Aug 1867 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 14 Mar 1937 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS.

Children of Thomas Carr and Mary Purnell are:

77. Sessums⁵ Carr (Lewis Perry 'Tobe'⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 1871. She married J. D. Peacock.

Notes for Sessums Carr:

or Sessom Carr

Children of Sessums Carr and J. Peacock are:

81. Clara Lee⁵ Carr (Thomas Jefferson⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 01 Nov 1879 in Pine Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 15 Dec 1944 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS. She married Alfred Alexander Bryant, Jr. 19 Jul 1899 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS, son of Alfred Bryant and Margaret Steen. He was born 04 May 1878 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 03 Jan 1940 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS.

Children of Clara Carr and Alfred Bryant are:

82. Hettie Louvina⁵ Carr (Thomas Jefferson⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 13 Oct 1881, and died in CA. She married Frank Swayze, Sr. 09 Feb 1905 in Greenwood, Leflore, MS. He was born 31 May 1874 in Yazoo City, MS, and died 13 Mar 1924.

Children of Hettie Carr and Frank Swayze are:

83. Harris Gant⁵ Carr (Thomas Jefferson⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 08 Dec 1886, and died 1958 in Yazoo City, MS. He married Dicy Dodd 1916.

Child of Harris Carr and Dicy Dodd is:

84. Dr. Hilton Rice⁵ Carr (Thomas Jefferson⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 08 Dec 1886, and died Nov 1950 in Memphis, Shelby, TN. He married Irene Pearce in MS.

Notes for Irene Pearce:

One source (WFT 11?) indicates Irene Porter.

Children of Hilton Carr and Irene Pearce are:

85. Viola Jefferson⁵ Carr (Thomas Jefferson⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 13 Jan 1890 in Pine Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 16 Jan 1919 in Greenwood, Leflore, MS. She married Augustus Aron 22 Jan 1908 in Greenwood, MS, son of Albert Aron and Teresa Hegman. He was born 02 Oct 1874 in Yazoo City, Leflore Co., MS, and died 29 Aug 1926 in Greenwood, Leflore, MS.

Notes for Augustus Aron:

One indication - Gustav Aaron.

Children of Viola Carr and Augustus Aron are:

86. Virginia Ellen⁵ Carr (Thomas Jefferson⁴, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 10 Feb 1892. She married Lee Stovall. He was born in Greenville, MS, and died 02 Jan 1935.

More About Lee Stovall:

Fact 1: resided Greenville, MS

Child of Virginia Carr and Lee Stovall is:

87. Nina Earl⁵ Parks (Lucy Polk⁴ Carr, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 21 May 1868 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 07 Sep 1907 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS. She married Web Brower 09 Nov 1890 in Yalobusha Co., MS, son of Noah Brower and Sarah Porter. He was born 1869 in Pine Valley, MS.

Children of Nina Parks and Web Brower are:

90. Pearl⁵ Parks (Lucy Polk⁴ Carr, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Abt. 1874 in TX, and died 27 Oct 1939 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS. She married (1) Thomas True 17 Jun 1894 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She married (2) John Alfonzo Evans 30 Aug 1908 in Yalobusha Co., MS, son of William Evans and Mary Arrington. He was born 05 Feb 1873, and died 09 Aug 1938 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS.

Child of Pearl Parks and John Evans is:

92. Sallie Mae 'Mamie'⁵ Parks (Lucy Polk⁴ Carr, William Austin³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 10 Jan 1880 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 14 Nov 1960 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS. She married Clifton Earl Wilbourn 28 Sep 1899, son of George Wilbourn and Virginia Meek. He was born 28 Sep 1878, and died 20 Jan 1957 in Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS.

Notes for Sallie Mae 'Mamie' Parks:

May also be known as Mamie Carr Parks.

Children of Sallie Parks and Clifton Wilbourn are:

94. Sarah Amanda "Sallie"⁵ Boydston (Martha Ann⁴ Carr, Benjamin Hawkins³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 06 Mar 1862 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 16 Mar 1940 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She married John Thomas Johnsey 02 Jan 1883, son of W. Johnsey and M. <Unknown>. He was born 25 Oct 1855 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died 30 Jan 1934 in Yalobusha Co., MS.

Children of Sarah Boydston and John Johnsey are:

96. Dora Lee⁵ Boydston (Martha Ann⁴ Carr, Benjamin Hawkins³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) She married (1) W. E. Edgar. She married (2) William James Edgar 01 Jan 1887, son of Pinkney Edgar and Mary McGill.

Children of Dora Boydston and William Edgar are:

105. Perry Hawkins⁵ Carr (William Perry⁴, Benjamin Hawkins³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Abt. 1870 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died Abt. 1940 in Yalobusha Co., MS. He married Mary Elizabeth Irby 25 Dec 1895 in Yalobusha Co., MS. She was born Abt. 1878 in MS, and died Abt. 1952 in Yalobusha Co., MS.

Notes for Perry Hawkins Carr:

Leslie Carr b Apr 1897 Yalobusha Co., MS and John Carr b Jan 1899 Yalobusha Co., MS are probably among the children listed below:

Children of Perry Carr and Mary Irby are:

107. Mamie⁵ Carr (Washington A. 'Wash'⁴, Benjamin Hawkins³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Mar 1881 in Yalobusha Co., MS, and died Mar 1923 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. She married Jessie Rutledge 08 Feb 1917 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, son of Russell Rutledge and Elizabeth Thompson. He was born 10 May 1890, and died 1956 in Longtown, Panola, MS.

Notes for Mamie Carr:

or Mornie Carr (Mourning Carr)

Children of Mamie Carr and Jessie Rutledge are:

108. Ella⁵ Wells (Susan Caroline 'Callie'⁴ Carr, Benjamin Hawkins³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Abt. 22 Jul 1874 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS, and died 08 Feb 1899 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. She married Dr. William H. "Willie" Bell 19 Dec 1898 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS. He died in MS.

Child of Ella Wells and William Bell is:

111. Perry Charles⁵ Carr (Henry Alexander⁴, Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 08 Sep 1867 in Thomas Co., GA, and died 21 Oct 1950 in Clairette, Erath, TX. He married Sophronia Elvira "Fronie" Watson Abt. 1891, daughter of Winningham Watson and Annie Fennell. She was born 05 Apr 1879 in Cairo, Decatur, GA, and died 29 Nov 1932 in Clairette, Erath, TX.

Notes for Perry Charles Carr:

Descendants of Perry Carr were provided by Bill McCarty of Odessa, TX Texasdog@aol.com May 1998.

Children of Perry Carr and Sophronia Watson are:

113. Henry Martin⁵ Carr (Henry Alexander⁴, Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 20 Jun 1872 in Cairo, Decatur, GA, and died 24 May 1943 in Sour Lake, Hardin, TX or Grayburg, TX. He married Daisy Ann Watson 07 Jan 1904 in Thomas Co., GA, daughter of Winningham Watson and Annie Fennell. She was born 28 Apr 1882 in Thomasville, GA, and died 25 Feb 1933 in Sour Lake, Hardin, TX.

Notes for Henry Martin Carr:

raised by aunt, Elvira (Martin) Williams.

Notes for Daisy Ann Watson:

or born in Cairo, Decatur, GA

Children of Henry Carr and Daisy Watson are:

116. Ora Blanche⁵ Hudson (Sara Virginia 'Sally'⁴ Carr, Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) She married Charles McCarty.

Children of Ora Hudson and Charles McCarty are:

128. Perry Cook⁵ Carr (George Washington Perry⁴, Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Aug 1885 in GA, and died Bef. 1947. He married Mattie <Unknown> Abt. 1905 in Crawford Co., GA. She was born Abt. 1885 in GA.

Child of Perry Carr and Mattie <Unknown> is:

129. Mary Ann⁵ Carr (George Washington Perry⁴, Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Jan 1888 in GA. She married E. W. Westmoreland.

Children of Mary Carr and E. Westmoreland are:

131. Milton Bradford⁵ Carr (George Washington Perry⁴, Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born 12 Sep 1891 in GA, and died Jun 1967 in GA. He married Addie Hallman.

Child of Milton Carr and Addie Hallman is:

134. Hampton Howard⁵ Carr (George Washington Perry⁴, Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Abt. Oct 1899 in Crawford Co., GA. He married Emma Hallman.

More About Hampton Howard Carr:

Fact 1: 1947, resided Roberta, GA

Children of Hampton Carr and Emma Hallman are:

135. Ruth⁵ Carr (Milton Bradford⁴, Perry Cook³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) She married <Unknown> Helmly.

Child of Ruth Carr and <Unknown> Helmly is:

137. Walter L.⁵ Carr (Theodore Perry⁴, George Washington³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Abt. Aug 1874 in Taylor Co., GA. He married Laura M. Perkins 14 Feb 1892 in Taylor Co., GA. She was born Abt. Jan 1871 in GA.

Children of Walter Carr and Laura Perkins are:

138. Mary V.⁵ Carr (Theodore Perry⁴, George Washington³, Henry Alexander², William Austin¹) was born Abt. Jun 1877 in Taylor Co., GA. She married James Frank Kimble 03 Jan 1893 in Taylor Co., GA. He was born Abt. Jul 1871 in Taylor Co., GA.

Child of Mary Carr and James Kimble is: