Representative Men of Somerville, 1898
Martin W. Carr
Martin W. Carr is listed in Representative Men of Somerville, 1898 (1898) as somerville city official (1880-81.). The page shows the portrait and details printed in that source.
Somerville city official (1880-81.), 1898
111 people in Representative Men of Somerville, 1898 · 73 more named Carr
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- Martin W. Carr
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- Representative Men of Somerville, 1898
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- Somerville city official (1880-81.), 1898
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Others named Carr
Same surname in the archive.
Ralph R. CarrSoldiers of the Great War, 1920: Massachusetts 1920
Muriel Blakeney CarrWinchester 1930
William CarrSpringfield Trade School 1937
William Clarence CarrSt. Bernard's Central Catholic 1934
Richard N. CarrMedford 1936
Carolyn F. CarrMedford 1928
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