My grandmother had his name Carr in Wolverhampton, David and Des.?

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My grandmother had his name Carr in Wolverhampton, David and Des.?

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: One of these, maybe? Not all census enumerators spelled perfectly. The CARRs proper start in about #6.

1. Timothy KEAR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Head Gender: Male Birth: <1850> West Bromwich, Stafford, England

2. Elizabeth A. KEAR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Wife Gender: Female Birth: <1849> Wolverhampton, Stafford, England

3. William J. KEAR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Son Gender: Male Birth: <1873> Wolverhampton, Stafford, England

4. Sarah J. KEAR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Daur Gender: Female Birth: <1876> Wolverhampton, Stafford, England

5. Alice M. KEAR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Daur Gender: Female Birth: <1879> Wolverhampton, Stafford, England

6. Francis Ja. CARR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Scholar Gender: Male Birth: <1868> Birmingham

7. Alfred CARR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Head Gender: Male Birth: <1846> Loughborough, Leicester, England

8. Sarah CARR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Wife Gender: Female Birth: <1846> Kegworth, Leicester, England

9. Alfred CARR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Son Gender: Male Birth: <1878> Wolverhampton, Stafford, England

10. Thomas CARR - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Lodger Gender: Male Birth: <1827> Ireland

11. John KER - 1881 British Census / Stafford
Head Gender: Male Birth: <1857> Glasgow, Scotland So your grandmother was a man ? Could you clarify your question please if you need some genealogy help that is. Could you give dates and and details of the information you would like.