SRC-2026-081
Sir Bernard Burke — The General Armory (London 1884), printed pages 171–172 (leaves 315–316), the CARR / CARRE run read at the page: roughly TWO DOZEN entries across at least a dozen English counties plus Scotland and Ireland — Bristol · Tewkesbury (Gloucester) · Sleaford (Lincoln) and Lancashire · the old Border family (Rev. Edmund Carr of Quatt, Stafford) · Northumberland · Beccles (Suffolk) and Enfield (Middlesex) · Scotland · York and Bristol · Newcastle ('an old Northumbrian family') · Cocken (Durham) · two Irish entries · Stackhouse in Giggleswick (York) · the 1621 York monument · Carr Viscount Somerset and Earl of Rochester (cr. 1611/1613) · Carr of Bishopwearmouth (quarterly with Carr of Newcastle) — plus the cross-reference 'Carr. See KER.' into the Scottish house, and the Carre entries (Scotland · Worcester · Riddell-Carre of Cavers · Guernsey). NO DISCRIMINATOR EXISTS: the record does not know where in Britain, if anywhere, the G5 Carr family originated. ⚠ THE WORCESTER TRAP NAMED: Burke's 'Carre (Worcester)' is Worcestershire, England; the record's Carr marriage was at Worcester, CAPE COLONY (1847 Tulbagh per the Table's line; the G4 Humphries marriage at Worcester Cape 1877) — the same word, different worlds, never to be matched on
- Tier
- T2-primary (canonical armorial at primary-source citation depth; both leaves pulled and read by eye, control passing in the same run — Fishacre at pinned leaf 495; shas a28e045eb5302e25… / fc0e5fb3d943944a…)
- Received
- 2026-08-25
- Carrier
- R1 — The armorial lane at burke-general-armory: searches Carr (12 hits; the run at leaves 315–316, the rest incidental mentions in other families' entries — 'Hall Carr' a Lancashire place-name among them) and Carre (9 hits; 315–316 + incidentals); both run-leaves pulled and read whole
- Families
- carr
- Gap it serves
- The armory build-out I23: the first vector for CLM-CAR-ARMS-001; QUEUED §11.5 (origin unknown — 'Worcester Cape? Cape-Dutch?')
- In the store
- 2 page image(s) · 0 original(s)
Chain of custody
- origin: Sir Bernard Burke, The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, London 1884; public domain. IA item generalarmoryofe00burk — the record's proven copy (Fish, Spurway engagements)
- method: Search by instrument at two forms; the run's two leaves pulled and read by eye, heads CAR–CAR, printed pages 171–172 = leaves 315–316 (the volume's +144 offset holding)
- intermediary: Two JPEG leaf images vendored (PD): burke-1884-page-171-leaf-315-carr-run.jpg (sha a28e045eb5302e25…) · burke-1884-page-172-leaf-316-carr-carre-tail.jpg (sha fc0e5fb3d943944a…)
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