Louis Drury CARR

1899 - 1986  (86 years)

• Name	Louis Drury CARR  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  Relationship	with Regis John CARR
  Born	24 JUN 1899	Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA   [5, 6]
  Gender	Male
  Census	1900	Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA
  Image Transcript Ln Hhold Given Surname Relation Gender Race BirthDate Age Status Years Married Children Born/Living BirthPlace BirthPlace of Father BirthPlace of Mother Immigration Year Occupation 48 34 William S Carr Head Male White May 45 Married New York Scotland New Jersey 49 34 Eliza A Carr Wife Female White Feb 45 Married New York Ireland England 50 34 Arthur C Carr Son Male White Jul 18 Single New Jersey New York New York 1 34 Florence M Carr Daughter Female White May 17 Single New Jersey New York New York 2 34 William A Carr Son Male White Jan 12 Single New Jersey New York New York 3 34 Elizabeth D Carr Daughter Female White Oct 10 Single New Jersey New York New York 4 34 Clara A Carr Daughter Female White Mar 9 Single New Jersey New York New York 5 34 Edith T Carr Daughter Female White Jun 7 Single New Jersey New York New York 6 34 Helen D Carr Daughter Female White Jul 5 Single New Jersey New York New York 7 34 Louis D Carr Son Male White Jun 11/12 Single New Jersey New York New York 8 34 Inez Harris Servant Female Black Sep 18 Single Virginia Virginia Virginia  ED:  0124  Sheet:  17B    Microfilm:  1240991   Transcript ID is  dbid=7602&iid=004119927_00581
  Census	1910	Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA
  Image Transcript Ln Hhold Given Surname Relation Gender Race BirthDate Age Status Years Married Children Born/Living BirthPlace BirthPlace of Father BirthPlace of Mother Immigration Year Occupation 31 117 Ann Splann Head Female White 1840 70 Widowed Scotland Scotland Scotland 1850 32 117 Mary Riker Daughter Female White 1860 50 Widowed New Jersey Ireland Scotland 33 117 May Riker Granddaughter Female White 1888 22 Single New Jersey New Jersey New Jersey 11 117 William S Carr Head Male White abt 1856 54 Married New York Scotland New Jersey 12 117 Eliza A Carr Wife Female White abt 1856 54 Married New York Ireland England 13 117 Arther C Carr Son Male White abt 1882 28 Single New Jersey New York New York 14 117 Florence Carr Daughter Female White abt 1885 25 Single New Jersey New York New York 15 117 William Carr Son Male White abt 1888 22 Single New Jersey New York New York 16 117 Elizabeth Carr Daughter Female White abt 1890 20 Single New Jersey New York New York 17 117 Clara Carr Daughter Female White abt 1891 19 Single New Jersey New York New York 18 117 Edith Carr Daughter Female White abt 1893 17 Single New Jersey New York New York 19 117 Helen Carr Daughter Female White abt 1895 15 Single New Jersey New York New York 20 117 Louis Carr Son Male White abt 1900 10 Single New Jersey New York New York 21 117 H Parke Carr Son Male White abt 1901 9 Single New Jersey New York New York   Transcript ID is  dbid=7884&iid=31111_4330929-01518
  Military Service	1 OCT 1918	New York City, New York, New York, USA
  WWI On 01 October, 1918, less than three weeks after he registered for the draft, Louis entered Company C, Student Army Training Center (SATC) at NYU. He was paid $30/ month while he participated in the established curriculum. Although the details of his specific area of concentration are not known, a Marshall S. Brown document in the NYU archives indicated the draftees were provided 42 hours/week of essential and allied subjects while also performing military drill for 11 hours/week. Essential courses included military law, hygiene and sanitation, surveying, map making, modern ordinance, and a war-issues course. At the end of their studies [between one and three terms, depending on age] the students were assigned to officer or non-commissioned officer training programs, a depot brigade, or permitted further study in engineering, medicine or law. That first term of SATC officer training had been underway for less than 6 weeks when the Armistice was signed in Paris. Deliberations about the status of the SATC continued until 26 November when a telephone call from the AGO (Adjutant Generals Office) stipulated that the program would be deactivated on 19 December. Thus on the specified date, Louis and countless other privates were issued their final pay. Louis received $42.60 in cash which included his November pay of $30, a pro-rated December pay of $19 and a quartermaster deduction of $6.40 which may have been for an item of equipment, clothing or perhaps text books. Following active military service of almost 12 weeks, Louis was a WWI veteran and once again a civilian.
  Census	1920	Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA
  Image Transcript Ln Hhold Given Surname Relation Gender Race BirthDate Age Status BirthPlace BirthPlace of Father BirthPlace of Mother Immigration Year Occupation Veteran Street 15 275 William S Carr Head Male White 1856 64 Married New Jersey Scotland New York Engineer 16 275 Eliza A Carr Wife Female White 1856 64 Married New York Ireland England Nurse Engineer 17 275 Elizabeth D Carr Daughter Female White 1890 30 Single New Jersey New Jersey New York 18 275 Ellen D Carr Daughter Female White 1896 24 Single New Jersey New Jersey New York Nurse 19 275 Lewis D Carr Son Male White 1899 21 Single New Jersey New Jersey New York Teacher 20 275 Henry P Carr Son Male White 1900 20 Single New Jersey New Jersey New York Clerk 48 275 John Lee Head Male White 1886 34 Single New Jersey England England Driver Ryle Avenue   Transcript ID is  dbid=6061&iid=4313365-00387
  Census	1930	105 Valley Road, Clifton, Passaic, New Jersey, USA
  Louis Carr (24) was shown living at 105 Valley Road, Clifton, NJ with his wife Mary (25) and their son John (3 3/12). Louis was the superintendent of a grammar school. Also living in the home was Louise Fadden, Mary's cousin.
  Image Transcript Ln Hhold Given Surname Relation Gender Race BirthDate Age Status BirthPlace BirthPlace of Father BirthPlace of Mother Immigration Year Occupation Veteran Street 34 1 Louis Carr Head Male White abt 1900 30 New Jersey New Jersey New York 35 1 Mary Carr Wife Female White abt 1899 31 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 36 1 John Carr Son Male White abt 1927 3 New Jersey New Jersey Pennsylvania 37 1 Louise Fadden Cousin Female White abt 1906 24 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania   Transcript ID is  dbid=6224&iid=4660928_00860
  Census	1940	Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey, USA
  Image Transcript Ln Hhold Given Surname Relation Gender Race BirthDate Age Status BirthPlace BirthPlace of Father BirthPlace of Mother Immigration Year Occupation Veteran Street 16 1 Louis D Carr Head Male White abt 1899 41 Married New Jersey Principal 17 1 Mary Carr Wife Female White abt 1900 40 Married Pennsylvania 18 1 John Carr Son Male White abt 1927 13 Single New Jersey 19 1 Alice Carr Daughter Female White abt 1931 9 Single New Jersey 20 1 William Carr Son Male White abt 1935 5 Single New Jersey 21 1 Louise Fadden Cousin Female White abt 1910 30 Single Pennsylvania Stenographer   Transcript ID is  dbid=2442&iid=m-t0627-02406-00253
  Residence	1950	175 Harrison Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey, USA
  Departure	Abt 27 AUG 1954	Le Havre, France   [7]
  Arrival	31 AUG 1954	New York City, New York, New York, USA   [7]
  Residence	1955	275 Harrison Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey, USA
  Residence	1978	Spring Lake, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA
  Residence	1980	Carroll, Carroll, Iowa, USA
  Died	24 JAN 1986	Carroll, Carroll, Iowa, USA   [2]
  Obituary	Aft 24 JAN 1986
  LOUIS (JACK) CARR Louis (Jack) Carr, 86, died Friday, January 24, at the Carroll Heath Center Nursing Home. He was a school principle who retired in Jersey City, N.J., and was a former president of the New Jersey Association of Elementary principles. Mass of the Christian Burial was celebrated at 10: a.m. Monday, January 27, at Holy Spirit church in Carroll with the Rev. David Hermann as celebrant. Sons Bill and John Carr were lectors; a granddaughter, Cathleen Carr, was gift-bearer and Brent Simons, David Scheiffer and Jason Strunk were mass servers. Burial, under the direction of Twit Funeral Home of Carroll, was in Mount Olivet cemetery (sic). Serving as casket bearers were Larry Gille, Michael Gretleman, Al Tinder and Tom Gronstal. A scriptural prayer service was conducted at the funeral home at 8 p.m. Sunday. Mr. Carr is survived by two sons: William Carr, Carroll, and John Carr, Woodridge (sic), VA: a daughter, Mrs. William (Alice) Stockdale, Richland, Wash; 18 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, Mary, on October 16, 1983, 12 (sic) brothers and sisters. Mr. Carr was born in Paterson, N.J., on June 24,1899, a son of William Seward and Eliza Donnelly Carr. He was married to Mary Martin at Olyphant, Pa., on March 1, 1924 by the Rev. Msgr. O'Rourke. He received his education in Paterson N.J., High school, and Montclair Teachers College, N.J. He was awarded a master's degree in education by Rutgers University. During World War I he served in the U.S. Army. In World War II, as chairman of the Ration Board of Hudson County, N.J. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and was past grand knight. He was the last of a family of 13 (sic).
  Age	86 years
  Buried	Aft 24 JAN 1986	Carroll City Cemetery, Carroll, Carroll, Iowa, USA
  View memorial: 97693534.
  Person ID	I12	Carr-Scott | James Kerr/Carr (1804-1879) Descendants
  Last Modified	23 APR 2017

  
  

  Father	William Seward CARR           b. 22 MAY 1855, New York City, New York, New York, USA           d. 07 AUG 1933, 105 Valley Road, Clifton, Passaic, New Jersey, USA  (Age 78 years)
  Mother	Elizabeth Amanda DONNELLY           b. 26 FEB 1855, Astoria, Queens, New York, USA           d. 17 JAN 1942, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA  (Age 86 years)
  Married	20 OCT 1880	431 Broadway, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA
  Family ID	F230	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Mary Elizabeth MARTIN           b. 25 MAY 1897, Olyphant, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania, USA           d. 16 OCT 1983, Carroll, Carroll, Iowa, USA  (Age 86 years)
  Married	01 MAR 1924
  Children	+ 1. John Louis CARR           b. 03 DEC 1926, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA           d. 26 DEC 2016, Woodbridge, Prince William, Virginia, USA  (Age 90 years) + 2. Alice Marie CARR           b. 18 SEP 1930, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA           d. 02 FEB 2010, Las Vegas, Clark, Nevada, USA  (Age 79 years) + 3. Living
  Last Modified	5 OCT 2015
  Family ID	F267	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Born - 24 JUN 1899 - Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Census - 1900 - Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Census - 1910 - Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Military Service - WWI On 01 October, 1918, less than three weeks after he registered for the draft, Louis entered Company C, Student Army Training Center (SATC) at NYU. He was paid $30/ month while he participated in the established curriculum. Although the details of his specific area of concentration are not known, a Marshall S. Brown document in the NYU archives indicated the draftees were provided 42 hours/week of essential and allied subjects while also performing military drill for 11 hours/week. Essential courses included military law, hygiene and sanitation, surveying, map making, modern ordinance, and a war-issues course. At the end of their studies [between one and three terms, depending on age] the students were assigned to officer or non-commissioned officer training programs, a depot brigade, or permitted further study in engineering, medicine or law. That first term of SATC officer training had been underway for less than 6 weeks when the Armistice was signed in Paris. Deliberations about the status of the SATC continued until 26 November when a telephone call from the AGO (Adjutant Generals Office) stipulated that the program would be deactivated on 19 December. Thus on the specified date, Louis and countless other privates were issued their final pay. Louis received $42.60 in cash which included his November pay of $30, a pro-rated December pay of $19 and a quartermaster deduction of $6.40 which may have been for an item of equipment, clothing or perhaps text books. Following active military service of almost 12 weeks, Louis was a WWI veteran and once again a civilian. - 1 OCT 1918 - New York City, New York, New York, USA Census - 1920 - Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Census - Louis Carr (24) was shown living at 105 Valley Road, Clifton, NJ with his wife Mary (25) and their son John (3 3/12). Louis was the superintendent of a grammar school. Also living in the home was Louise Fadden, Mary's cousin. - 1930 - 105 Valley Road, Clifton, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Census - 1940 - Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey, USA Residence - 1950 - 175 Harrison Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey, USA Departure - Abt 27 AUG 1954 - Le Havre, France Arrival - 31 AUG 1954 - New York City, New York, New York, USA Residence - 1955 - 275 Harrison Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson, New Jersey, USA Residence - 1978 - Spring Lake, Monmouth, New Jersey, USA Residence - 1980 - Carroll, Carroll, Iowa, USA Died - 24 JAN 1986 - Carroll, Carroll, Iowa, USA Buried - Aft 24 JAN 1986 - Carroll City Cemetery, Carroll, Carroll, Iowa, USA  = Link to Google Earth
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• Photos » Slide Show	8 photos
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1947 This picture was probably taken at West Point by his son, John.
  	Carr, John L: 1947 Trophy Point, West Point John is pictured with his parents and sister, Alice. His brother, William, was probably the photographer. The Husdon River is in the background.
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1947 family photo The family picture was probably taken at West Point judging from the date, the landscape, and what appear to be stone walls in left rear. It includes from left to right: Louis, son William, daughter Alice and his wife Mary Martin. It is possible that William is making faces at his brother, John, who was a cadet at the Academy and was probably taking the picture.
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  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1970 Louis and Mary (Martin) are pictured in Runnemeade, NJ with their grandchild, Cathleen Carr.
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1982 Louis is shown with his wife Mary (Martin) at his son's home in Carroll, Iowa. Also pictured is Louis' son, Bill, and his wife, Terry (Malone).
  	At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1986 Louis D Carr took on his typical look of tolerance as he sat with his youngest son, William Dill, in Carroll, IA.

  
  

  Documents » Slide Show	18 documents
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1918 WWI Draft Louis Drury Carr registered for the WWI draft as a 19-year on the same day two of his brothers also registered. He listed his occupation as a clerk with American Railway Express on Allison Street, Paterson. His residence was with his father William S. Carr at 370 van Houten St, Paterson, Passaic, NJ. There were three drafts during WWI: 1) 5 June 1917 for all men aged 21 to 31 2) 5 June 1918 for men who reached age 21 since the previous draft 2a) supplemental for all men who reached age 21 since June 5th. 3) 12 September 1918 for all men 18 to 21 and 31 to 45.
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1986 Prayer card This was the prayer card prepared for the family and friends of Louos Drury Carr by the Twit Funeral home in Carroll, Iowa. Note the typical misspelling of his birth city.
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1918 ASTC-P6 Louis enlisted in the NYU Army Student Training Corps (ASTC) on 01 October 1918 and was honorably discharged on December 19. Many WWI records were destroyed in the 12 July 1973 fire at the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. In the following years the veteran's records would be reconstituted using auxiliary records - Louis's records were reconstituted using the NYU payroll records. He is one of 16 privates on the linked payroll. He was recorded receiving #42.60 in pay for the period to include $6.40 for a Quartermaster allotment - possibly for the return of unused books, equpment or clothing. The story of the shortlived SATC is worth researching - its duration was not much longer than the period of Louis's enlistment.
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1918 ASTC-P1 This is the cover page of the Army Student Training Corps payroll packet used to reconstruct Louis Carr's WWI military service. The NYU SATC unit eventually enrolled 1,288 men at the University Heights campus. The New York University Archives provided this discription of the SATC: "Inducted as privates in the regular army and subject to military discipline, the student-soldiers lived in barracks, ate at mess and were accorded a monthly allowance of $30, in addition to having their tuition paid. They were to receive a total of 42 hours of "essential" and "allied" subjects while also performing military drill for 11 hours per week. Essential courses included "military law and practice," "hygiene and sanitation," "surveying and map making," "modern ordinance," and the "war issues" course. At the end of their studies [between one and three terms, depending on age] the students were assigned to officer or non-commissioned officer training programs, a depot brigade, or permitted further study in engineering, medicine, or law. The Armistice interrupted the work of the SATC shortly after it began. After some debate over whether or not it should be continued, the SATC was demobilized on December 19, 1918. Within six months, the work of demobilization and fulfilling contracts between the government and the schools was completed."
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 2012 Service Records Request Grandson Regis requested copies of his grandfather's service records. Louis' records were reconstructed from secondary sources since the original files were destroyed along with millions of other WWI service records in the 1973 fire in St. Louis.
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1918 Payroll P2
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1918 Payroll P7
  	Carr, Louis, D: 1935 Rebel Slate Louis joined a slate of educators who were declared Rebels. Although ultimately defeated, they represented a large contingent of educators who charged that the existing State Teachers Association "had been dominated by superintendents of schools and that such administrators had not been aggressive in behalf of the teachers and the tenure office act."
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  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1986 John, Alice, William, IA706 page2Drury
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1986 John, Alice, William, IA706 page1
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1986 Obituary LOUIS (JACK) CARR Louis (Jack) Carr, 86, died Friday, January 24, at the Carroll Heath Center Nursing Home. He was a school principle who retired in Jersey City, N.J., and was a former president of the New Jersey Association of Elementary principles. Mass of the Christian Burial was celebrated at 10: a.m. Monday, January 27, at Holy Spirit church in Carroll with the Rev. David Hermann as celebrant. Sons Bill and John Carr were lectors; a granddaughter, Cathleen Carr, was gift-bearer and Brent Simons, David Scheiffer and Jason Strunk were mass servers. Burial, under the direction of Twit Funeral Home of Carroll, was in Mount Olivet cemetery (sic). Serving as casket bearers were Larry Gille, Michael Gretleman, Al Tinder and Tom Gronstal. A scriptural prayer service was conducted at the funeral home at 8 p.m. Sunday. Mr. Carr is survived by two sons: William Carr, Carroll, and John Carr, Woodridge (sic), VA: a daughter, Mrs. William (Alice) Stockdale, Richland, Wash; 18 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, Mary, on October 16, 1983, 12 (sic) brothers and sisters. Mr. Carr was born in Paterson, N.J., on June 24,1899, a son of William Seward and Eliza Donnelly Carr. He was married to Mary Martin at Olyphant, Pa., on March 1, 1924 by the Rev. Msgr. O'Rourke. He received his education in Paterson N.J., High school, and Montclair Teachers College, N.J. He was awarded a master's degree in education by Rutgers University. During World War I he served in the U.S. Army. In World War II, as chairman of the Ration Board of Hudson County, N.J. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and was past grand knight. He was the last of a family of 13 (sic).
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1918 Discharge P6
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1935 Rebel Slate
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1918 Payroll P1
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1986 KoC death benefits
  	Carr, Louis Drury: 1986 KoC death benefits summary
  	At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.

  
  

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  Carr, Louis D: Headstone

  
  

  Histories

  Carr, Louis Drury: 2012 Educator and Grand Knight Initially this biography, based simply upon memories, was a single page long and thus proved to be a great disappointment to say the least - surely more could be learned with a modicum of effort! After researching his WWI service - which proved to be an education in itself - many other details fell into place. As with the other histories on this website - all veterans - I am indebted to family members for their contributions - the errors are all mine and will be corrected when brought to my attention.

  
  

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