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 Dave Snow Family
 by David Snow		Global TreeClubsMy GenCirclesSmartMatching
William II Carr6 SmartMatches
Birth:5 MAR 1803 in Ft. Hawkins, Pulaski Co., GA
Death:13 AUG 1857 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS
Sex:M
Father:Henry Alexander Carr b. 20 MAY 1783 in Randolph Co., VA
Mother:Mary Downs b. 26 OCT 1784 in Maryland
  
Title: Captain

Spouses & Children 
Virginia Hawkins (Wife) b. 6 MAR 1811 in Georgia
Marriage: 24 FEB 1825 in Ft. Hawkins, Pulaski Co., GA
Children: 
  1. DescendantsMadiison Henry Carr b. 8 OCT 1826 in Macon, Bibb, GA
  2. DescendantsBenjamin Hawkins Carr b. 8 DEC 1830 in Florida
  3. Cherokee Ann Carr b. 14 NOV 1833 in Georgia
  4. DescendantsLewis Perry Carr b. 16 APR 1836 in Georgia
  5. DescendantsThomas Jefferson Carr b. 23 DEC 1841 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS
  6. DescendantsLucy Polk Carr b. 27 AUG 1844 in Water Valley, Yalobusha, MS
 
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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 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. Adapted from Godspeed 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." Was appointed Postmaster of Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., MS 27 Jul 1848.
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Individuals from other files that are believed to be the same person:
William Austin Carr II of Rutledge/Carr Ancestors of Jenny McManus
William Austin Carr of From Adam to Me
William Austin Carr of Taylor Ancestors-Descendants
William II Carr of SNOW AND HAWKINS FAMILIES
William II Carr of SNOW -HAWKINS-CORCORAN-MCKENZIE FAMILIES
William II Carr of Snow-Hawkins-Corcoran-McKenzie

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