Rachel Hickey Carr

1856–1946 (age 90)

Biography

Rachel Hickey Carr (1856–1946) lived through the transformative decades of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, experiencing the profound social and cultural changes that defined her era. Her life spanned nearly ninety years of American history.

Carr's legacy is honored at Crown Hill Cemetery, where she rests among other notable members of her community. Her long life and the respect shown to her memory reflect the significance of her place in the lives of those who knew her.

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