Commons 1715-1754

s. of Joseph Carr, merchant, of Newcastle; nephew of Sir Ralph Carr, M.P., merchant, and of William Carr, M.P., both of Newcastle.

b. c. 1681,Monson, Lincs. Church Notes, 299, which gives the date of his death and the Christian name of his wife incorrectly. 1st s. of Thomas Carter of Kinmel, Denb. by Elizabeth, da. of Sir Thomas Style, 2nd Bt., M.P., of Wateringbury, Kent, sis. of Sir Thomas Style, 4th Bt.. m. 1709, Sarah da. of Roger Price of Rhuol, Merion., 12 ch. of whom 3 are known to have been sons.Ibid.; PCC 118 Anstis; Lincs. Archives report on Carter mss at Redbourne Hall. suc. fa. 1702.

b. ?1714, 1st s. of William Carter of Redbourne. educ. Hart Hall, Oxf. 4 May 1733, aged 18. unm. suc. fa. 1744.

b. c. 1702, 1st s. of Thomas Carew of Camerton, Som. by Elizabeth, da. of John Sanford of Nynehead, nr. Wellington, Som. educ. M. Temple 1720, called 1737. m. (1) Mary (d. 25 May 1738), da. of Francis Drewe, of the Grange, Broadhembury, Devon, 3da.; (2) 10 Feb. 1743, Mary, sis. of John Horne, late gov. of Bombay, s.p. suc. fa. bef. 1720.His father is described as deceased in the M. Temple entry of his admittance.