See also WW1 service in the RANS and RAN
Service Number: 291999
Enlisted: 16 December 1940
Last Rank: Squadron Leader
Last Unit: RAAF Headquarters Defence Publishing Services
Born: Moonta, SA, 21 January 1899
Home Town: Not yet discovered
Schooling: St. Peter's College
Occupation: Not yet discovered
Died: 15 March 1977, aged 78 years, cause of death not yet discovered, place of death not yet discovered
Cemetery: Geraldton War Cemetery, W.A.
Memorials: Hackney St Peter's College Honour Board
16 Dec 1940: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Squadron Leader, SN 291999, RAAF Headquarters Defence Publishing Services
Item details for: A9300, CARR K H
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Descendants of :
1. Hampden CARR was born ABT 1868 in County Wesford, Ireland and died 29 Sep 1932 in American River, Kangaroo Island, SA. He married Emmie Bevan COOPER 18 Sep 1895 in North Adelaide, SA. She was born 03 Mar 1875 in North Adelaide, SA and died 03 Dec 1975, daughter of Arthur Bevan COOPER.
Other events in the life of Hampden CARR
Burial: Penneshaw Cemetery, Kangaroo Island, SA
Children of Hampden CARR and Emmie Bevan COOPER:
i. Howard Bevan CARR was born 28 Jul 1896 in Stirling West, SA and died 26 Sep 1917 in Belgium
ii. Kevin Hampden CARR was born 21 Jan 1899 in Moonta, SA and died 15 Mar 1977 in Geraldton, WA. He married Marion HAMERSLEY 1928 in Greenough, WA.
iii. Christian Henry CARR was born 06 Feb 1901 in Port Pirie, SA
iv. Mary Hope CARR was born 11 Jan 1903 in Port Pirie, SA.She married Geoffrey Reginald COWELL 02 Nov 1924 in American River, Kangaroo Island SA. He was born 06 Jun 1901 in Medindie, SA and died 18 Aug 1958 in Mount Barker, SA, son of James William COWELL and Ada COOPER.
v. Anthony George CARR was born 24 Jan 1907 in Port Pirie, SA and died 1960 in Hawthorn, Victoria.He married Audrey Eyres YOUNG 29 Mar 1932 in Hackney, SA. She was born 1907 in Hawthorn, Victoria.
Last updated : 10 June 2021
Dr. Hampden Carr 1924. Died 29 Sep 1932 aged 64, at American River, K.I. (accidentally drowned). (See newspaper articles below). His wife, Emmie Bevan Carr (nee Cooper) lived on until she was 100 and both are buried at Penneshaw Cemetery. Joy Seager refers to Carr as a “delightful retired doctor” He had often been a great help to her. She attended him at his home following the accident at Penneshaw to put wide strapping around his busted ribs. Before going to K.I. she says he had been a highly respected Adelaide surgeon. And before Adelaide he was highly esteemed at Port Pirie.
Valedictory to Dr. Hampden Carr. (1911, July 1). Port Pirie Recorder and North Western Mail (SA : 1898 - 1918), p. 3. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article95324142