Individual Details

John Fendall Carr, was in the Revolutionary War (pension #S-3118). In his will he mentions money that was willed to his children by their uncle Isaac Daulton. Mr. Ernest Priddy stated in an article he submitted on Isaac Dalton in Woodward's THE HERITAGE OF STOKES COUNTY, NC, that Isaac died of ptomaine poisoning from eating spoiled deer meat. Isaac was a lawyer. He represented Stokes County, NC, in the legislature for two sessions. He came to that county in 1785 at about the same time as his father David Dalton, Sr., and bought land on Old Field Creek close to the courthouse in Germanton. Isaac's wife was Susannah Garth. They were married in 1787.

Williamson County Tennessee Bible Records: Tennessee Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. 19561965: Hughes Bible: Copied from an old Family Bible printed by Sir J. B. Blair and J. Burce, Printers to the Kings most Excellent majesty, Edinburg, 1799, in possession of Mrs. Lee H. Hughes of Dallas, TX, RR NO 10. (No place: no publisher, no date), John Fendall Carr was born 30 Nov 1764. Elizabeth his wife April 20 1763 Parents of Ailsey Carr.

Birth	November 30, 1764	Albemarle County, Virginia
Marriage	January 2, 1783	Elizabeth Dalton
Death	February 9, 1838	Marshall County, Tennessee

Spouse	Elizabeth Dalton (1766 - 1838)
Child	William Carr (1790 - )
Child	Ailsey "Alice" Carr (1791 - )
Child	Mary Carr (1792 - )
Child	Nancy Carr (1794 - )
Child	Charles Carr (1798 - )
Child	Elizabeth "Polly" Carr (1800 - )
Child	Matilda Carr (1805 - )
Child	David Carr (1808 - )
Child	Sarah Carr (1810 - )
Child	Susannah Carr (1812 - )