The Carr book : sketches of the lives of many of the descendants of Robert and Caleb Carr, whose arrival on this continent in 1635 began the American story of our family

"Robert Carr (1614-1681) and Caleb Carr (1624-1695), brothers, immigrated to New England in 1635 and settled at Pocassit (now Portsmouth, Rhode Island) in 1638, and in 1641, moved to Newport, Rhode Island. Robert Carr became and Quaker about the time for George Fox's visit to America. He and his wife had six children. His younger brother, Caleb Carr, married three times and was the father of eleven children. He took a prominent part in public affairs and became Colonial Governor in 1895. He was drowned later the same year. Descendants of these brothers lived in Rhode Island, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Illinois, and elsewhere."@en

"The Carr book : sketches of the lives of many of the descendants of Robert and Caleb Carr, whose arrival on this continent in 1635 began the American story of our family"@en
"The Carr book; sketches of the lives of many of the descendants of Robert and Caleb carr, whose arrival on this continent in 1635 began the American story of our family"@en
"The Carr book sketches of the lives of many of the descendants of Robert and Caleb Carr, whose arrival on this continent in 1635 began the American story of our family"@en
"The Carr book; sketches of the lives of many of the descendants of Robert and Caleb Carr, whose arrival on this continent in 1635 began the American story of our family"
"The Carr book. Sketches of the lives of many of the descendants of Robert and Caleb Carr, whose arrival on this continent in 1635 began the story of our family"@en