Don,

Thought you might enjoy some info I found on Carrs @ RootsWeb.com.

Not sure if you want to post this stuff due to possible copyright infringement or something.

Andrew & George were C. Burnett Carr's sons. C. Burnett was George Randolph Carr's brother:

STORY: Andrew & his brother George crashed a party in Chicago. A fight
started & Andrew shot a couple of men. One or both died. He & George left in
a hurry & had a wreck in Cincinnati. George was badly hurt but insisted
that Andrew keep going. George then died a few days later. Andy, so it
was thought, was trying to make it to Toledo, Ohio. He didn't; instead,
he had another wreck & this time he died. (Pat Noble via RootsWeb).

King David Carr was another brother of George Randolph Carr:

WCo from mid-twenties to approximate 50's off and on for about 12 years,
part under Henry Young (I have papers where K D's taking an accused
murderer to FL during June 1923; had a sawmill until 1983; merchant from
1921-1954; hauled coal with a team of mules and wagon with Daddy riding
with him (Daisy was already dead at this time). Leased his store for five
years to Mrs B F Campbell on 4/3/1954
STORY: Was guardian for Ota, Golda, Benjamin and Mary Alsip during July
1935-Mar
1941. Probably started before that because the papers I have state that
the prior statement was made on 7/29/1935
RELIGION: Was a Campbellite and probable member of the KKK
QUEST: King had nephews in Illinois (WHO?) and joked about Illinois's
"Carr Biscuit Co" being his; supposedly worked some in Indiana WHEN?
[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from A through L, Date! of Import: Jan 13, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.111.4.39194.109]

(Pat Noble via RootsWeb)

John Franklin Carr (yet another brother of G.R.):

BIRTH & DEATH: Dates from Cem Bk 2
1880: Age 7 in Matt & Francis' hh
1900: Age 27 w/ wife Clara & 2 kids in WCo
1910: Age 37 w/ wife Clara & 3 kids
OCCUPATION: Baptist preacher & state representative, around 1913-1919.
Daddy
remembers passing out placards at election time
MARRIAGE 1: Bond @ Wmsburg shows John s/o Matt & Francis Karr
MARRIAGE 2: He supposedly married again as an older man
NOTE: His gr-grandson is Roaden of Tennessee Tech University
(Pat Noble via RootsWeb)

Harvey Carr (yes, another brother of G.R.:

OCCUPATION: Saw milling @ marriage
STORY: Harve was a little man who had had infantile paralysis when
young. This
left him lame with a crooked arm and caused him to look as if he was
going to tip over on his face when he walked. He ran a sawmill and
worked in timber (different sawmill). He became a lay preacher in some
kind of Holiness church. In the spring of 1955 he was on his way to
church and it was raining a cold rain. He started across Lynn Avenue
in Corbin to go thru the underpass of the L & N RR and was struck and
killed by a car driven by a minister.
BURIED: Rogers Ford Cem then Resthaven Cem
FAMILY: Daughters supposedly died w/in few weeks of one another. (Pat Noble via RootsWeb)

Radd Carr (still yet, another brother):

BIRTH & DEATH: Birth date from 1900 census; died as young child
1900: Age 4
BURIED: Supposedly at Pine Hill; probably at Resthaven Cem
STORY: Measles left Radd mentally off-balance. He got hold of some
matches and
set fire to some broom sage (the old folks name for broom sedge). He
died in the fire. (Pat Noble via RootsWeb)

George Randolph Carr:

OCCUPATION: Boilermaker on the L & N railroad
STORY: He was a small, easy-going man weighing about 125-130 lbs, lived
in Corbin, hen-pecked at home. (Pat Noble via RootsWeb)