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1881 Jonathan D. Carr 74, Biscuit Manufacturer Employing 222 Men, 96 Boys, 36 Women & 53 Boys, lived in Carlisle with Jane Carr 72, Elizabeth Carr 46<ref>1881 census</ref> | 1881 Jonathan D. Carr 74, Biscuit Manufacturer Employing 222 Men, 96 Boys, 36 Women & 53 Boys, lived in Carlisle with Jane Carr 72, Elizabeth Carr 46<ref>1881 census</ref> | ||
1884 Jonathan Dodgson Carr died in Carlisle age 77<ref>BMD</ref>, he was a corn merchant and biscuit manufacturer; | 1884 Jonathan Dodgson Carr died in Carlisle age 77<ref>BMD</ref>, he was a corn merchant and biscuit manufacturer; his executors were Henry Carr and James Nicholson Carr, corn merchants and biscuit manufacturers<ref>National probate calendar</ref> | ||
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Jonathan Dodgson Carr (1806-1884 ), founder of Carr and Co
1806 Jonathan Dodgson Carr was born in Kendal, Westmoreland, son of Jonathan and Jane Carr; Jonathan was a grocers[1]
1851 Jonathan D Carr 44, miller and baker, lived in Carlisle with Jane Carr 42, Elizabeth Carr 16, Henry Carr 15, George T Carr 13, James N Carr 12, Thomas W Carr 10, Eliza J Carr 8[2]
1881 Jonathan D. Carr 74, Biscuit Manufacturer Employing 222 Men, 96 Boys, 36 Women & 53 Boys, lived in Carlisle with Jane Carr 72, Elizabeth Carr 46[3]
1884 Jonathan Dodgson Carr died in Carlisle age 77[4], he was a corn merchant and biscuit manufacturer; his executors were Henry Carr and James Nicholson Carr, corn merchants and biscuit manufacturers[5]
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