16. Mary³ Brown (Lt Andrew², Andrew¹) (#9292) was born in Scarborough, Cumberland, ME 1688.⁽¹¹⁴⁾ mentioned in her brother Allison's will as Mary Carr Mary died aft 1742.⁽¹¹⁵⁾

She married Samuel Carr c1716.⁽¹¹⁶⁾ Roger Courser says m abt 1716 Hampton, Rockingham, NH (Samuel Carr is #9293.)

Samuel was born 16 Jun 1686 in Amesbury, Essex, MA.⁽¹¹⁷⁾ Note: Roger Courser says b Salisbury, Essex, MA; Carr Family Records say b abt 1680 Hampton, NH Samuel was the son of Capt Richard Carr Sr and Dorothy Boyce.

Samuel died bef 1742 in Salisbury, Essex, MA.⁽¹¹⁸⁾ aft 1731 and bef 1742; poss d 14 Jun 1710 in Salisbury, MA

Occupation: mariner c1710-1742 in ME.⁽¹¹⁹⁾ He was baptized in Salisbury, Essex, MA, 13 Apr 1718.⁽¹²⁰⁾ as an adult

He resided in Falmouth, York, ME 1718.⁽¹²¹⁾ He resided in Arundel, York, ME 1719.⁽¹²²⁾ Abstract from MMF by W. G. Davis. Vol. I, pp 233-234:

"Mary; m. Samuel Carr of Arundel, mariner, who was of Falmouth in 1718 and settled in Arundel in 1719 when he was made highway surveyor; he d. before 1742, when his widow Mary Carr was living at Sheepscot; in the Sheepscot papers, preserved at Augusta, there is a petition for a garrison, signed by Job Averill, John Leavitt and two Kincaids, which is sufficient proof that Sarah wife of Job Averill, Anna wife of John Leavitt and Elizabeth Kicket, each of whom received 4 pounds as nieces of Allison Brown were daughters of Samuel and Mary Carr."

Abstract from ME/NH Gen Dict by LND, pp 129-130:

4 RICHARD, came in the Abigail in 1635, ag. 29, Hampton, gr. 30 June 1640, but remained at Salis., d. there 17 May 1689. One Richard Carr liv. at Ipswich, 1678.

6 SAMUEL, mariner, app. s. of Richard(5) and Dorothy, b. in Amesbury 16 June 1686, was of Falm. in 1718, highway surveyor of Arundel chosen at the first town meeting 1719, still there 1731, perh. rem. to Sheepscot, d. bef. 1742. Revising Bradbury's higher than usual exub., Ruth Moody's hus. was not Benj., but James, m. in Newbury 25 Apr. 1712. He was not Samuel's grs., app. his first cousin. There wasn't any Benjamin, except by guessing great-grandpa's name. James came from Newbury to York ab. 1717, thence to Arundel ab. 1737. List 279. Samuel had no surv. sons. App. he had an earlier w., perh. his stepsis., Sarah Haley, m. in Salisbury 24 Aug. 1709, who d. 14 June 1710, and their inf., Sarah, b. 12 June 1710, d. 25 Aug. 1711; certainly m. Mary Brown(3), who was liv. at Sheepscot, wid., in 1742, presum. with s.-in-law Job Averill, the Sheepscot litigant. His, or his wife's ch., paid 4 pounds each by their uncle Allison Brown's will, may include three or more of the following: Mary (Carr, m. 17 Jan. 1743 Samuel). Fletcher, Sarah m. Job Averill, Anna m. John Leavitt, Elizabeth Hicket or Kincket."

She resided Sheepscot, York, ME 1742.⁽¹²³⁾ Extract from ME/NH Gen Dict by LND, pp 129-130:

"...certainly m. Mary Brown(3), who was liv. at Sheepscot, wid., in 1742, presum. with s.-in-law Job Averill, the Sheepscot litigant..."

Mary Brown and Samuel Carr had the following children:

+ 54 i. Sarah⁴ Carr.

55 ii. Anna Carr (#10109).⁽¹²⁴⁾ She married John Leavitt.⁽¹²⁵⁾ Walter Goodwin Davis, Massachusetts and Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis, Vol. I, page 234

Anna Carr; m. John Leavitt of Sheepscot (John Leavitt is #10110.)

John was born in of Sheepscot, York, ME.⁽¹²⁶⁾

56 iii. Elizabeth Carr (#10111) was born in of Sheepscot, York, ME.⁽¹²⁷⁾ She married James Kincade Sheepscot, York, ME, 1747.⁽¹²⁸⁾ prob no issue (James Kincade is #24577.)

James was born in of Sheepscot, York, ME.⁽¹²⁹⁾ James was the son of Napthali Kincaid (Kincket) and Christian Rand. James died 24 Apr 1748 Sheepscot, York, ME.⁽¹³⁰⁾ killed by Indians

French and Indian War Captives in Canada - Sheepscot 1745 Sep 27 (FHL Film #0059058 #3) Mis Rec os Lindoln Co ME

Kincaid, James, son of Naphtali and Christian (Rand) of Oyster River, who had moved to Sheepscot. He and his father and other men were busy harvesting near Ft. George when they were attacked by six Obenakis from Beiancour. His father was killed and was carried away. In an examination to which he was subjected, he is called a native of Piscataquay. He reached Quebec, 28 Oct, 18 days after his captivity.

Pote sayes "came into prison," James Kincaid who was taken at a place called Shipsquit. How wrote that he was much pleased with Kincaid's conversation and deemed him a man of true piety. He returned in the summer of 1747 and the next year, Sunday, 24 Apr, he was killed in another Indian attack.

Note: W. G. Davis (MMF V 1, p 234) says Elizabeth Carr m Napthali Kincaid; however, LND (pp 400-401) shows the possibility that it was his son, James, who actually married Elizabeth. James was captured in 27 Sep 1745 by Indians, returned the summer of 1747, and killed in another attack of 24 Apr 1748. It is entirely possible that he married Elizabeth after his return in 1747 and this is why I can find no children of Elizabeth (Carr) Kincaid.

57 iv. William Carr (#79839) was born in Hampton, Rockingham, NH 18 Apr 1717.⁽¹³¹⁾

+ 58 v. Mary Carr was born 1719.

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