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Samual Dabney Carr of
Aspin Hill Plantation *Samual Dabney Carr b.1822 d.1911.
*Jane Thomas Carr b.1824 d.1892. Married December 2, 1845.
Their children were:
Lucy E. Carr b. March 4, 1848 d.--------
Mary Dabney Carr b.July 19, 1850 d.--^
Auburn B. Carr b. May 4,1852d.----------
Sallie P. Carr b. July 26, 1854 d.1897 *William James Carr b. October 19, 1856 d.1898 Annie J. Carr b. September 10, 1858 d.1892
Dora E. Carr b. April 16, 1860 d.-------
Nellie Carr b. December 11, 1861
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Fannie Fortune b.1863, d . 19 4 0 ,	colored	girl who was
abandoned by her parents, was raised by Samual Dabney and Jane Thomas Carr, rgi1^ rffTig tOA" the -family .
Mary Dabney Carr married John Rogers, b,________cf.iyas'
Sallie Carr married Mr. Cleveland.
William James Carr married Mary Hansford Turner.
Samual Dabney Carr received from his father, Dabney Carr, the Aspin Hill Plantation. See Will of Dabney Carr, year 1862, at Albemarle County Courthouse, (Harriss v. Carr #2876 and 2889)
WB 26 400.
My father, William James Carr, was born at Aspin Hill. As a child I can remember many visits to see my grandfather, Aunt Mary Rogers, Uncle John Rogers, Aunt Nellie Carr, the Pugh's, the Gillocks and jyRSL Fannie Fortune.