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William Carr

Age:   25
Died:   21st Oct 1850
Accident:   21st Oct 1850
Year Born:   abt. 1825
Colliery:   Usworth
Company:  
Occupation:  
Notes:  
killed by a fall of stone, left a wife (Sarah, nee Bartram) and two sons, William and John; William was killed in the 1885 Usworth disaster
Buried:   [not known]
Category:  

Census Data

1851 Census

Address: Usworth Colliery Village, Durham
(Ref: HO107 / 2394 / 611 / 41 / 169)

Name Age  Rel  Mar Occupation Where Born Born
CARR, Sarah 21HeadWidCoal Miners Widow NBL: Benwell  1830
CARR, William 2Son DUR: Usworth Colliery  1849
CARR, John 6mSon DUR: Usworth Colliery  
HAY, Matthew 28VisitorCoal Miner NBL: Kenton  1823

1861 Census

Address: Inkerman, Usworth, Durham
(Ref: RG9 / 3764 / 86 / 25 / 110)

Name Age  Rel  Mar Occupation Where Born Born
LITTLE, Peter 33HeadMarCoal Miner CUL: St. Bees  1828
LITTLE, Sarah 32WifeMar NBL: Ponteland  1829
CARR, William 12StepsonCoal Miner DUR: Washington  1849
CARR, John 10Stepson DUR: Washington  1851
LITTLE, James 4Son DUR: Washington  1857
LITTLE, Isabella 2Dau DUR: Washington  1859
LITTLE, Peter 8mSon DUR: Washington  
BURNS, Edward 21LodgerUnnCoal Miner CUL: Dorton  1840

Please note: the census extracts shown here are our 'best guess match' to the person shown on this page and is not intended to be definitive — only knowledge of the family would allow this.


Sources
  • 1851 Census — taken 30th March, 1851
  • 1861 Census — taken 7th April, 1861
  • Contributions by members of the Public

Researchers

Email  Researcher  Date  Interest 
Carole Robinson   30 Jul 2011 

Sarah Carr is my husbands ancester. Her Grandaughter Sarah Carr born 1870(daughter of William Carr who died in Usworth mining disaster in 1885) was my husbands grandmother.


Peter Knox   18 Nov 2018 

My grandmother was Frances Carr sister of Sarah Carr who was born in 1870 . They had the same mother Elizabeth standish and when William -Sarah's father was killed in 1885 Elizabeth married William's cousin James Carr , Frances's father . My late mother Lydia and her sister Daisy had many holidays with their aunt Sarah Walmsley in Usworth . Regards Peter


Simone simpson   24 May 2022 

William carr came up during my dna matches as my 3rd great grandfather. My man was elizabeth Ann Barton, daughter of John Barton


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