Today I share an indenture between my 4th great-grandfather, Cornelius Carrico, to his son, Edward Carrico, my 3rd great-grandfather. An indenture is a type of deed which involves a contract or agreement between two or more parties. I believe the reason for this indenture was to assure that […]
Joseph F. Carrico is my second cousin three times removed. All the Carrico’s in Washington County are related! William M. Carrico and Mary Jane O’Daniel were Joseph’s parents. The large Last Supper that hung above my grandmother’s kitchen table, while she was alive, and is now in my […]
According to my mother we are related to all Carrico families in Washington and adjoining counties. However, I cannot find this family in my database! Does anyone know this family – or are related to them? from The News-Leader, Springfield, Washington County, Kentucky Thursday, May 27, 1909 Joe […]
Lucy Cecilia Hancock and James Madison Carrico were married 118 years ago – January 6, 1895 – in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Lucy was the daughter of Samuel Hancock and Appalonia O’Bryan. James was the son of William Carrico, Jr., and Mary E. Hardesty. Lucy and James had […]
Mary Carrico was born 206 years ago – June 7, 1806 – in Charles County, Maryland. Mary was the daughter of William and Mary Carrico. Mary’s siblings were: Benedict, Elizabeth, George, James M., Margaret, Samuel, Tepliana, Thomas and William Carrico. The family eventually moved to Nelson County, Kentucky.
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