Rachel Carr

 

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Rachel Carr    
Born: Jan 1761    
     
Died:29 Oct 1804 Fayette Co., PA    

FATHER

John Carr

MOTHER

Elizabeth Cross

HUSBAND

1st Isaac White

2nd John White

CHILDREN with Isaac White

1. John White b. 22 Feb 1787

2. Mary White b. Abt 1790

CHILDREN with John White

1. Sarah White b. 29 Mar 1801

2. Absalom White b. 19 May 1803

3. Elisha White b. 09 Oct 1804

 

The name Rachel White appears in the Georges Twp., Fayette Co. Tax records for 1798, 1799 and 1800.    In 1801 the land owned by Abraham White changed to John White.  Rachel White is listed as "moved" in the same year.

Rachel Carr seems to have married Isaac White first and had at least two children.  He died about 1797 and she remarried to Isaac's brother, John White and had at least two more children.  After she died, her husband, John White, remarried to a woman named "Mary".  The children from her first marriage seem to have migrated to Clark Co., IN by 1822.  Rachel Carr's brother, Col. Thomas Carr, seems to have taken them under his wing.  Absalom White, from her second marriage seems to have moved to Clark Co. OH sometime between 1850 and 1860.

 

As found on GenWeb Project for Clark Co., OH

"SILVER CREEK CEMETERIAL --
Annual Meeting of the Silver Creek Cemeterial Association:
Interesting Historical Paper by the Secretary"
(written by William H. McCoy)
Minutes of the 11th annual meeting of the
Silver Creek Cemetery Association in 1886,
published in the National Democrat newspaper in Jeffersonville, Indianaon May 21, 1886

"The names of John and Hannah White are found here upon two tombstones, marking their graves. John White was born in Pennsylvania. He was the son of a sister of Col. Thomas Carr Sr., who died in Pennsylvania. He and two sisters came from Pennsylvania with Col. Thomas Carr, Sr., who cared for them. Mr. White married Miss Hannah Carr, a daughter of Elisha Carr, Sr. He was a tanner by trade. He bought Mr. Jeremiah Payne’s farm on Sinking Fork in 1822, where he lived until his death. C. C. White, his son, owned the same farm afterwards.

Mary White, John White’s sister, was the wife of Jesse Coombs, the father of our President, Dr. D. H. Coombs."

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SILVER CREEK CEMETERY BURIALS
Part II
Charlestown Township, Clark County, Indiana
US GenWeb Project
WHITE Absalom 05/19/1803 07/29/1887

WHITE Elisha 12/21/1842 08/03/1906

WHITE Florence B. 03/12/1856 01/23/1881

WHITE Hanna 12/19/1786 08/19/1845

WHITE Infant 03/12/1854

WHITE Infant 03/01/1855

WHITE John 02/22/1787 07/16/1848

WHITE Osgy 04/25/1814 01/22/1866

WHITE Rachel 11/15/1825 07/30/1874

WHITE Sarah 03/02/1805 02/19/1898

WHITE Walter D. 12/07/1858 07/28/1859