Pane-Joyce Genealogy
George Carr (2446) & Elizabeth
6056. Elizabeth Carr. Born on 21 Apr 1642 in Salisbury, MA.25 At the age of 8, Elizabeth was baptized in Boston, MA, on 8 Sep 1650.25 Elizabeth died ca 1665/6 .

Elizabeth the eldest child of George Carr lived with James Oliver, George Carr’s brother in law, from her infancy until she married John Woodmancy. She died after three or four years leaving only one son, James Woodmancy.
On 1 May 1662 when Elizabeth was 20, she married John Woodmansey, son of Robert Woodmansey (ca 1602-13 Aug 1667) & Anna, in Boston, MA. Born ca 1635.

John, Woodmancy, also spelled Woodmansee and Woodmansey, of Boston. His first wife was Margaret, second Elizabeth Carr, and third Elizabeth Clark.
Their children include:
16259i.
James Woodmansey (7 Dec 1665-26 Feb 1693/4)
6057. George Carr. Born on 15 Apr 1644 in Salisbury, MA.152 George died aft 1697.
On 8 Nov 1677 when George was 33, he married Anna Cotton (10220) , daughter of Rev. Seaborn Cotton (3425) (12 Aug 1633-20 Apr 1686) & Dorothy Bradstreet (6747) (ca 1634-26 Feb 1671/2), in Salisbury, MA.152 Born on 22 Aug 1661 in Hampton, Rockingham County, New Hampshire.152 Anna died in Boston, MA, on 30 Nov 1702; she was 41.152 She died from smallpox. Buried on 8 Dec 1702.152

Anna was jailed in 1685 for a “spurious birth”. In Jun 1688 she and William Johnson were fined by the York County Court for fornication.
Their children include:
16260i.
Dorothy Carr (ca 1679-7 Oct 1741)
16261ii.
John Carr (ca 1679-)
16262iii.
Anne Carr (ca 1681-1760)
6058. Richard Carr. Born on 15 Mar 1646 in Salisbury, MA.25 Richard died in Salisbury, MA, on 25 Apr 1649; he was 3.25
6059. William Carr. Born on 15 Mar 1648 in Salisbury, MA.25
On 20 Aug 1672 when William was 24, he married Elizabeth Pike. Elizabeth died in Salisbury, MA on 2 May 1715.
Their children include:
16263i.
Sanders Carr (13 May 1674-)
16264ii.
William Carr (2 Feb 1676/7-8 Mar 1677/8)
16265iii.
William Carr (4 Mar 1678/9-)
16266iv.
Sarah Carr (13 Aug 1681-)
16267v.
Robert Carr (28 Sep 1685-)
16268vi.
Sylvanus Carr (15 Jun 1688-)
6060. James Carr. Born on 28 Apr 1650 in Salisbury, MA.25 James died on 15 Jun 1740; he was 90.
On 14 Nov 1677 when James was 27, he married Mary Sears, daughter of Thomas Sears (ca 1631-16 May 1671) & Mary Hilton alias Downer, in Salisbury, CT. Born on 30 Oct 1657 in Newbury, MA. Mary died on 27 Feb 1742; she was 84.
Their children include:
16269i.
Mary Carr (15 Dec 1678-27 Jun 1744)
16270ii.
Hannah Carr (17 Oct 1680-)
16271iii.
Sarah Carr (8 May 1682-)
16272iv.
John Carr (26 Aug 1684-5 May 1753)
16273v.
Catherine Carr (24 Nov 1686-10 Sep 1763)
16274vi.
James Carr (3 Apr 1689-)
16275vii.
Hepzibah Carr (24 Apr 1692-)
16276viii.
Elizabeth Carr (24 Mar 1693/4-)
6061. Mary Carr. Born 2 Feb 1651/2 in Salisbury, MA.25 Mary died in Killingworth, CT on 28 Oct 1688.

Mary, dau. of George & Elizabeth (Dexter) Carr.
On 17 Sep 1672 Mary married Rev. James Bayley, son of John Bayley (22 Jul 1613-Mar 1691) & Eleanor Emery (ca Nov 1624-1700), in Newbury, MA.222 Born on 12 Sep 1650 in Newbury, MA.222 James died in Roxbury, MA 17 Jan 1706/7.78 Education: Harvard 1669.

James married first Mary Carr, second Mary (Lamb) Swan.
Their children include:
16277i.
Mary Bayley (6 Jul 1673-8 Feb 1767)
16278ii.
Lieut. James Bayley (12 Apr 1675-24 Oct 1715)
16279iii.
Sarah Bayley (ca 1676-)
16280iv.
John Bayley (ca 1677-)
16281v.
Isaac Bailey (2 Oct 1681-1713)
6062. Sarah Carr. Born on 17 Dec 1654 in Salisbury, MA.25
Sarah married Thomas Baker.

Thomas, of Boston.
6063. John Carr. Born on 14 Nov 1656 in Salisbury, MA.25 John died in Salisbury, MA, on 25 Dec 1689; he was 33.

Apparently John was mentally unstable. Ather his death the Carrs tesified that Mrs. Mary Bradbury had bewitched him, and she was convicted in 1692.
6064. Richard Carr. Born on 2 Apr 1659 in Salisbury, MA.25 Richard died in Salisbury, MA, on 11 Sep 1727; he was 68.
Richard first married Elizabeth.
Their children include:
16282i.
Elizabeth Carr (9 Jun 1691-)
Richard second married Dorothy Boyce. Dorothy died in Salisbury, MA on 3 Aug 1694.
Their children include:
16283i.
Richard Carr (3 Jan 1692/3-)
26 Feb 1701/2 Richard third married Sarah Healey in Salisbury, MA. Sarah died in Salisbury, MA 8 Jan 1726/7.
Their children include:
16284i.
James Carr (30 Nov 1702-)
16285ii.
John Carr (Aug 1706-)
On 10 Aug 1727 when Richard was 68, he fourth married Sarah Greeley in Salisbury, MA. Sarah died in Salisbury, MA on 11 Sep 1727.
6065. Ann Carr. Born on 15 Jun 1661 in Salisbury, MA.25 Ann died in Salem Village, MA, on 8 Jun 1699; she was 37.198
On 25 Nov 1678 when Ann was 17, she married Sergt. Thomas Putnam (5568) , son of Lieut. Thomas Putnam (ca Mar 1613/4-5 May 1686) & Ann Holyoke (2224) (ca 1620/1-1 Sep 1665), in Salem, MA. Born 12 1 mo. [Mar] 165[1/]2 in Salem Village, MA.198 Thomas was baptized in Salem, MA, 16 2 mo. [Apr] 1652.198 Thomas died in Salem Village, MA on 24 May 1699.198

From A History of the Putnam Family, pages 38–39:198
   
Sergt. Thomas Putnam had received a liberal education for his times, but with others whom we should call more enlightened, he took a most prominent part in the witchcraft delusion of 1692, being in fact, second to none but Parris ill the fury with which he soemed to ferret out the victims of his young daughter’s insane desire for notoriety. His wife also took a prominent part in those proceedings. She was the sister of Mary Gut, wife of Mr. James Bayley, whose ministry at the village was the cause of so much dissension and which indirectly added to the bitterness of the witchcraft persecutions.
By nature, Mrs. Putnam was a woman of a highly sensitive temperament, apparently easily wrought upon and deceived. The Carrs seem all to have been rather weak in that respect, although of good social position.
    Sergeant Putnam, on the contrary, was of a decisive and obstinate nature; he had great influence in the village and did not hesitate to use it; he had been in the Narragansett fight, belonged to the company of troopers and was parish clerk. Many of the records of the witchcraft proceedings are in his hand. He wrote a fine, clear and beautiful hand.
It was in the houses of Sergt. Thomas and of Rev. Mr. Parris that the “bewitched” children first met to accomplish their pranks. In the "circle" were the daughter Ann, and a maid-servant of Mrs. Ann Putnam, Mary Lewis by name.
Afterward, at the trials of the accused persons, Mrs, Putnam was often seized with strange attacks of imagination, evidently produced by the over-excitement and consequent strain on her brain. At these times she was a prominent witness, but after this was all over and Parris was attempting to retain his hold on the parish and to dicker with the inhabitants over terms of settlement, she seems to have refused to him her aid or encouragement.
    That Sergeant Putnam and probably his wife were firm believers in the whole matter there seems to be but little doubt. He showed a lamentable lack of common sense, but so did many others. The strain was too much for him and he died shortly alter the trials; his wife followed him to the grave a few weeks later.
Their children include:
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Ann Putnam (Died unmarried) (18 Oct 1679-1716)
15070ii.
Thomas Putnam (9 Feb 1681-ca 1757)
15071iii.
Elizabeth Putnam (29 May 1683-aft 1715)
15072iv.
Ebenezer Putnam (25 Jul 1685-)
15073v.
Deliverance Putnam (Died unmarried) (11 Sep 1687-Dec 1712)
15074vi.
(infant child) Putnam (Died soon) (Aug 1689-17 Dec 1689)
15075vii.
Timothy Putnam (ca 1691-3 Nov 1762)
15076viii.
Abigail Putnam (ca 1692-)
15077ix.
Experience Putnam (say 1693-ca 1722)
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Sarah Putnam (Died soon) (ca Feb 1693/4-22 Aug 1694)
15079xi.
Susanna Putnam (ca 1694-)
15080xii.
Seth Putnam (May 1695-30 Nov 1775)
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