Julia And Robert W. Carr House I.

From the National Register nomination form of 2005, completed by M. Ruth Little

Split-level type house with side-gable roof, interior chimney, asbestos siding, and a door set in a shallow engaged porch. Alterations include replacement casement windows and artificial siding on the left wing. Robert W. Carr , architect at George W. Carr Associates, built this for his family about 1950. [1950 CD, Carr interview]  

The following information comes from the City Directories and general web searching:

Year	Occupant(s)		Occupation(s)		Other information
1950	Julia (Toms) Carr	Robert Winston Carr		architect	Robert "Judge" Carr worked for George W. Carr Architects, his father's firm.
1954	Jesse Harper Erwin, Jr.
1963	Lola (Rogers) Williams	James Wesley Williams	teacher, composer	professor	Lola was a classical composer who "created a large body of art songs, mostly inspired by Shakespearean texts." James worked at Duke (possibly in the English Department).
1973	Lola (Rogers) Williams				Lola appears to have been widowed by 1973.  She, herself, did not pass away until she was 99 years old, in 2013.
1997	(vacant)
2006	Mary F. Herndon
2007	(vacant)
2008	Julie Johnson				Julie was the founder and author of the All About Beer magazine and website.
2010	Cheryl Chamblee	Adam V. Sampieri	playwright	teacher	Cheryl was the co-artistic and managing director of Both Hands Theatre Company.  Adam is a drama teacher at the NC School of Science and Mathematics.