Edward Kent Carver was born 13 December 1841 at Lagrange, Maine,
the son of Cyrus and Mary A. (Waterhouse) Carver. He served
in the Civil War in Company B, Maine 20th Infantry Regiment, from
29 August 1862 until 15 June 1864. On 13 November 1870, he
married Eunice Babson Merrill, settled in Glenburn, Maine, and
raised a family of six.
Below are a reprint of a post at the blog
Heirlooms Reunited about Edward Kent Carver, featuring a
CDV of him, and family trees for Edward and his wife Eunice.
CDV of Ed Carver; taken by
Bangor, Maine Studio
Carte de Visite of "Uncle Ed. Carver" taken by Studio of H. C.
& G. W. Call, Photo Artists, No. 2, Smith's Block, Bangor,
Maine.
From online research, hopefully correct, and hopefully with the
correct "Uncle Ed Carver":
Edward Kent Carver was born 13 December 1841 at Lagrange, Maine,
the son of Cyrus and Mary A. (Waterhouse) Carver. His
paternal grandparents were Nathan and Hannah (Matthews) Carver,
born in Massachusetts and Maine respectively. His maternal
grandparents were John and Elizabeth (Jackson) Waterhouse.
Edward Kent Carver served in the Civil War in Company B, Maine 20th
Infantry Regiment. He mustered in on 29 August 1862 and
mustered out 15 June 1864.
On 13 November 1870, Edward Kent Carver married Eunice Babson
Merrill, who was born 30 October 1845 at Bangor, Maine, the
daughter of Joseph Raynes Merrill and his wife Tamson Babson Gray.
Her paternal grandparents were Charles R. and Eunice (Raynes)
Merrill. I don't as yet have information on Tamson Babson
Gray's parents.
The couple settled in Glenburn, Maine, which is adjacent to Bangor,
and raised a family of six children: Cyrus W. Carver; Gertrude
Carver; Mary Annie Carver; Joseph R. Carver; Margaret Merrill
Carver; Mahala Maude Carver.
Edward Kent Carver died at Glenburn on 23 January 1899. His
widow Eunice died at Glenburn on 18 February 1921.
If you have any corrections, additions or insights regarding the
information presented here, please leave a comment or contact me
directly. Thanks!
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