George¹⁰ Noble Carman (John⁹, Peter⁸, Aaron⁷, Peter⁶, Gabriel^5, Joseph^4, Joshua^3, John^2, John¹) was born 1 July 1856 at Walworth, Wayne County, New York; died 24 June 1941 at Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan.  He married on 25 July 1888 to Ada Jesse MacVicar, born in New Jersey; died 1905 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan.

"DR GEORGE CARMAN, LONG TIME EDUCATOR - Director Emeritus of the Lewis Institute in Chicago Dies - Special to the New York Times; ANN ARBOR, MICH., 24 June - Dr. George Noble Carman, director emeritus of the Lewis Institute in Chicago, died in St Joseph's Mercy Hospital here today after a short illness at the age of 84. Dr Carman was appointed director of the Lewis Institute at its founding in 1895 and served in that capacity for forty years retiring in 1935. After his appointment Dr Carman spent a year studying educational institutions and then opened the institute as "a college of science, literature, and technology", designed to serve students seeking knowledge in lines fitting them to become wage-earners. The school now has 3,000 students in day and night classes. Previously Dr. Carman was School Superintendent at Union City, Mich., principal at Brooklyn and St Paul, Minn.; Associate Professor of English at the University of Chicago; and Dean of Morgan Park Academy in Chicago. He received his bachelors degree from the University of Chicago in 1881, while principle of the nearby Ypsilanti High School. He was treasurer and later President of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Dr. Carman was born in Walworth, N.Y., son of John and Electra Camburn Carman." - page 21, 25 June 1941, New York Times

There were no known children from this marriage.