Original Marriage Certificate
William P. Montgomery and Martha Ann Carrico
This is to Certify That on the 30th day of December, 1862, the Rites of Marriage were legally solemnized by me, between William P. Montgomery and Martha Ann Carrico at Edward Carrico’s in the County of Washington in the presence of William Edelen and Lucy McIntire. Signed: John Ryan, O.S.D.
William P. Montgomery and Martha Ann Carrico are my gr-gr-grandparents. William was the son of William Peter Montgomery and Mary Polly Yates. His father died June 19, 1833, during a cholera outbreak in Washington County, Kentucky, two months before William was born, August 7. Martha Ann Carrico was the daughter of Edward Carrico and Matilda Catherine Dillehay. She was born October 26, 1839. They were both descendants of Maryland pioneers who made the journey from Charles County, Maryland, to Washington County, Kentucky in the latter 1790’s.
After marriage, William and Martha’s union produced ten children: John Thomas, Robert E. Lee, Anna Laura, William Edward, Mary C., Samuel Howard, Louise Mary “Lilly”, Charles Hampton, Frances B. and Sarah Isabelle Montgomery.
Both William and Martha lived to advance ages. William died August 22, 1910, and Martha, October 17, 1921. Both are buried in St. Dominic Catholic Church Cemetery, in Springfield, Kentucky. They spent their entire lives in Washington County.
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Wonderful information as always. I have told so many people about your site.
Who is the Matilda E. Carrico who witnessed the 1869 marriage of
John McIntire and Sallie Knott in Washington County, KY? Was Matilda
related to the bride or the groom?
Could this be Matilda Dillehay who married Edward Carrico in 1835, and was the mother of Martha Ann Carrico who married William Peter Montgomery in 1862?
One is Matilda E. Carrico and the other is Matilda D. Carrico.
This could be a transcription error, but without more info I
don’t know if these two are one and the same or two different ladies. Are there any other Carrico researchers out there who
can be consulted?