Carrico - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Carricos in Texas and/or Louisiana

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-10-20 14:02:44Z

One of your cousins (i.e., another descendant of Matthew G. CARRICO) has been tested for the CARRICO Y-DNA Surname Project (#145426):
http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/DNA/Carrico/CarricoDNA-results-H...

His test results prove you are connected to the other descendants of Peter CARRICO, 1674 immigrant to Maryland. Do you have a male CARRICO relative who would be willing to join and be tested?

Re: Carricos in Texas and/or Louisiana

NeldaCarrico — 2009-10-20 12:26:17Z

I am from Louisiana. My Dad, Vernon and his brother George were born in raised in Tx, but later lived in LA. I am ggg grand daughter of Matthew G. Carrico of KY, moved and fought for TX Independence in 1836, his son, my gg grandparents, William David and Mary Charlotte Gary CARRICO, and his son was was my great grandpa, Winany Gillaspie Carrico wife Noland Etna Vaughn Carrico, his son, was my grandpa, Winant Arvel Carrico of Jasper, TX. ALL my Carrico's were born and raised in EAST TEXAS.
Nell Carrico Denova

Re: Susannah CORRICO/ George BROWN Marriage

Arlene_BrownAllen — 2009-10-19 18:32:15Z

My new email address is dallen01@aeroinc.net

Re: hi,few questions

dandevaney4999 — 2009-09-24 23:04:24Z

We are related but from another line. In checking our data base the following researcher was able to give us information on your line. Maybe he is still working but it has been some time ago since we heard from him.

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Oaks/1536/Peter.html

His name is Ken Carrico. Please get back to us if you can't find him as we will be willing to share what we have on your line.

Aloha,

Marilyn and Dan Devaney in Hawaii
genealogy4999@gmail.com

Re: Peter Carrico ancestry

amandacarrico24 — 2009-09-24 18:30:18Z

my grandfather is a decendt of peter carrico

hi,few questions

amandacarrico24 — 2009-09-24 18:25:24Z

is any one on here related to my granfather benard franklin carrico sr?

Re: Carriço in Portugal

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-09-08 12:15:12Z

Hello Diana -- nice name!

I'm the administrator of the CARRICO DNA Project:
http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/DNA/Carrico/CarricoDNA.shtml

I'm a descendant of Peter CARRICO, 1674 immigrant to Maryland, USA, as are a great many American CARRICOs. It is believed that Peter may be Portuguese, though no actual paper documentation has ever been found, and probably none even exists. If we are ever to "cross the pond," it will likely be through DNA testing.

If you have a male CARRIÇO relative who would be willing to participate, the project is willing to pay for the testing.

The project has already tested one CARRICO whose grandfather emigrated from Portugal to Brazil. He is not a match to the descendants of Peter. So, the big question to answer will be: Will your family match his or Peter's?

If you wish to accept the offer or have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me privately (email address via the header above or via the "Contact" link on the project web page).

Diana

Carriço in Portugal

dianavcarrico — 2009-09-08 09:42:25Z

Hi! Well i've got a big Carriço family in Portugal! It is actually very big. Please let me know about our ancestors if you know.

Diana Carriço

CARRICO ancestry of Robbie CARRICO, 2008 American Idol semi-finalist

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-08-02 02:40:54Z

Robert Lee CARRICO IV, a.k.a., Robbie CARRICO, was a semi-finalist in the 2008 American Idol competition. Like most American CARRICOs, he is a descendant of Peter CARRICO, 1674 immigrant to Maryland. Robbie descends from Peter on this line:

Peter CARRICO I
_Abel CARRICO I & Elizabeth SIMMS
__Abel CARRICO II & Nancy Ann KENT
___Simms CARRICO & Margaret ROTEN
____Andrew Jackson CARRICO & Rebecca DAVIS
_____Thomas Edward CARRICO & Mary J. PAYNE
______Robert Edward Lee CARRICO I & Hallie P. BOWEN
_______Robert Lee CARRICO II & Betty Jean MAXEY
________Robert Lee CARRICO III & Dianna Arlene WHITT
_________Robert Lee CARRICO IV, a.k.a., Robbie CARRICO

I have documented family group sheets for this line online at my web site, which you can access from this page:
http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/7/Lineages/Descent-RobbieCarrico...

Re: Ernest W Carrico

vicsgma — 2009-07-21 07:36:46Z

Thank you so much for clearing this up for me. You guys really know your stuff!

Thank you,
Loretta

Re: Ernest W Carrico

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-07-21 07:16:32Z

The Charles T. CARRICO who married Margaret PATTERSON is not the one whose DNA lineage came under question. That Charles CARRICO is the one who married Martha REASON and lived in Sullivan Co., IN. However, subsequent testing has shown that the Sullivan County Charles *is* a "genuine" CARRICO. If there is a break in the DNA line, it occurred, literally, further on down the line.

Re: Ernest W Carrico

vicsgma — 2009-07-21 03:50:19Z

Thank you once again! Do you know if this Charles Carrico is the one that was omitted from the Carrico DNA line?

Thank you,
Loretta

Re: Ernest W Carrico

dmjohnsond — 2009-07-21 01:47:53Z

Check out this Carrico link for pictures of your ancestors, Charles and George:

http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~boorom/carric...

It appears that the marriage of George to Elizabeth Burris was a first marriage for him, his second marriage being to Mary Ann Sumers, who would be Charles mother.

Cheers, Michael
Kent Island, Maryland

Re: Ernest W Carrico

vicsgma — 2009-07-20 23:09:39Z

Thank you so very much for this information. I had nothing and didn't know where to begin!
Loretta

Re: Ernest W Carrico

dmjohnsond — 2009-07-20 22:09:46Z

Believe this is your line:

1900 Reeve, Daviess County, Indiana
99/100
Charles T Carrico, head, w, m, Jul 1864, 35, married 15 yrs, b Indiana, father b Kentucky, mother b Indiana, Merchant
Margaret A Carrico, wife, w, f, Jan 1865, 35, married 15 yrs, 9 children, 8 living, b Indiana, father b Kentucky, mother b Indiana
Lucy L Carrico, daughter, w, f, , Nov 1885, 14, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Ernest W Carrico, son, w, m, Nov 1888, 11, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Rollie N Carrico, son, w, m, Sep 1890, 9, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Gertrude M Carrico, daughter, w, f, Dec 1892, 7, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Solitte Carrico, daughter, w, f, Apr 1894, 6, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Clara I Carrico, daughter, w, f, Dec 1895, 4, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Charles F Carrico, daughter, w, f, Dec 1897, 2, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Austin L Carrico, son, w, m, Jan 1900, 4/12, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
John Riley, boarder, w, m, Nov 1876, 23, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana, salesman
Elizabeth Colvin, servant, w, f, Oct 1876, 23, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana, servant
Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Reeve, Daviess, Indiana; Roll T623_365 Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 10

1910 Durham, King County, Washington
20/21
Kate Toler, head, f, w, 35, widow, 3 children, 1 living, b Missouri, father b missouri, mother b Missouri, Keeper, boarding house
Claude Toler, son, m, w, 11, single, b Indian Terr, father b Illinois, mother b Missouri
Earnest W Carrico, boarder, m, w, 21, single, b Indiana, father b Ky, mother b Connecticutt, Carpenter
John W Fleming, boarder, m, w, 34
Frederick Olsen, boarder, m, w, 23
Andrew Larson, boarder, m, w, 30
Charles Swanson, boarder, m, w, 20
Charles Dahlman, boarder, m, w, 26
Earnest A Burgman, boarder, m, w, 29
Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Durham, King, Washington; Roll T624_1657; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 28

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
5 Jun 1917
Name: Ernest W Carrico
County: Bannock
State: Idaho
Residence: Boise House, Pocatella, Idaho
Age: 28
Birth Date: 29 Nov 188
Where born: Ellinora, Indiana
Race: Caucasian (White)
Occupation: Painter
Employer: County Jail
Dependants: father
Marital Status: Single
Roll: 1452106
Draft Board: 0
Tall & Slender
Blue Eyes & Light Hair
Source Citation: Registration Location: Bannock County, Idaho; Roll 1452106; Draft Board: 0

1930 Kanab, Kane County, Utah
110/122
Ernest W Carico, head, rents, $35, m, w, 41, married @ age 32, b Ky, father b US, mother b US, painter, decorating
Irene M Carico, wife, f, w, 34, Married @ age 16, b Kansas, father b Kansas, mother b Kansas
Irene E Carico, daughter, f, w, 7, single, b NM, father b Ky, mother b Kansas
Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Kanab, Kane, Utah; Roll 2416; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 1

Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941
Name: Margaret A Patterson
Spouse Name: Charles T Carrico
Marriage Date: 14 Apr 1885
Marriage County: Daviess
Source Title 1: Daviess County, Indiana
Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Vol
Source Title 3: W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's O
Book: 6
OS Page: 54

1880 Barr, Daviess County, Indiana
30/30
George H. Carrico, self, w, m, 53, married, farmer, b Indiana, father b Ky, mother b Ky
Mary A. Carrico, wife, w, f, 38, married, keeping house, b Indiana, father b Ky, mother b Ky
Charles T. Carrico, son, w, m, 16, single, works on farm, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Mary E. Carrico, daughter, w, f, 13, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
George N. Carrico, son, w, m, 11, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Josephene Carrico, daughter, w, f, 9, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
John W. Carrico, son, w, m, 4, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Annie J. Carrico4, daughter, w, f, M, single, b Indiana, father b Indiana, mother b Indiana
Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Barr, Daviess, Indiana; Roll T9_271; Family History Film: 1254271; Page: 454.4000; Enumeration District: 137

1870 Barr, Daviess County, Indiana
George H Carico, 42, m, w, b Indiana
Mary A Carico, 29, f, w, b Indiana
David Carico, 19, m, w, b Indiana
Susan E Carico, 8, f, w, b Indiana
Charles T Carico, 5, m, w, b Indiana
Mary E Carico, 3, f, w, b Indiana
George N Carico, 1, m, w, b Indiana
Bower Ruth E Carico, 16, f, w, b Indiana
Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Barr, Daviess, Indiana; Roll M593_306; Page: 167

1860 Barr, Daviess County, Indiana
Post Office: Black Oak Ridge
59/59
George Carico, 31, m, farmer, 2000, 500, b Indiana
Mary Ann Carico, 18, f, b Indiana
Rachel Sumers, 10, f, b Indiana
David Carico, 9, m, b Indiana
Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Barr, Daviess, Indiana; Roll M653_251; Page: 745

Indiana Marriages, 1802-1892
Name: George Carrico
Spouse: Elizabeth Burris
Date: 28 May 1850
County: Daviess
State: Indiana
Source: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT
Microfilm: 1433573

1850 Barr, Daviess County, Indiana
1112/1112
George Carico, 60, m, 300, b Kentucky, Insane
Rose Rainey, 32, f, b Kentucky, Insane
Sylvester Carico, 21, m, b Indiana
Elizabeth Raney, 14, m, b Indiana
James A. Raney, 10, m, b Indiana
1113/1113
George Carico Jr., 24, m, b Indiana
Elizabeth Carico, 18, f, b Indiana
Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Barr, Daviess, Indiana; Roll M432_140; Page: 165

Cheers, Michael
Kent Island, Maryland

Ernest W Carrico

vicsgma — 2009-07-20 18:58:15Z

Looking for my mother's family, her father was Ernest W. Carrico, married to Irene, settled in Kanab, Utah. He would have been born in the late 1800s. They had three children, Carrie, Charles & James. Carrie & Charles are now deceased.

Re: A Carrico Question

joefaddis1 — 2009-07-15 20:16:18Z

Hi,
It has been a long time and I cannot remember if i ever gave you the information you were looking for. If not please contact me. My new email address is joefaddis@sbcglobal.net

Re: John W. Carrico-New Jersey

lboorom4 — 2009-06-25 21:06:02Z

Ann,

Your message is several years old, so hope this reply gets to you.

I think I have found your John W. Carrico. He wasn't born in NJ, but VA Sep 1854, probably in Fauquier Co.

His wife was Anna P. (maiden name unknown) b. Jul 1860.

1900 thru 1920 the family lived in Nelson Co., VA. They had 6 children:

1. Charles Carrington Carrico b. May 6 1884. Can't locate in census 1910 or 1920. Registered for the draft 1918 in Prince George Co., VA. By 1930 married to a Cythera Woodall and living with her parents in Hudson Co., NJ (maybe your NJ recollection?)

2. Ethel Pauline Carrico b. May 1886. Eloped in NC with a Frank W. Carter Nov 17 1903. Frank died Dec 25 1908. Left her with 2 children Frank & Eugene

3. Verna Kendall Carrico b. Dec. 8 1889. Registerd for Draft 1918 in Prince George Co., VA. Married twice. First wife unknown, son Kendall born ca 1916, poss. more from first marriage. 1920 resided Genessee Co., MI, 1930 Oakland Co., MI with 2nd wife Anna Leach (?)

4. Herford Abner Carrico b. Sep 1 1892. Married Hazel V. Hammersly 1915 Nelson Co., VA. By 1920 resided in Richmond, Wayne Co., IN. His father John W. Carrico apparently died at his house 1938/39

5. Irvin Carrico b. Dec 16 1894. Married Nannie ???. 1920 resided in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH. Nephew Kendall Carrico (s/o Verna) resided with him. 1930 resided in Roanoke VA. Father John W. with him

6. Anna Carrico b. Oct 1899. Married a Tony Milloway. Resided Richmond VA. In 1930 a nephew John W. Carrico resided with the family. Same John W. Carrico who in 1920 with probable siblings Mabel E. & Charles C. listed as neices & nephews in home of John W. & Anna P. Carrico.

The younger John W. Carrico died in CA 1989. Maiden name of mother is listed as "Knight". Maybe the Mable Knight 1892-1916 buried in the Carrico plot in Nelson Co., VA

you may contact me at lboorom@fuse.net
Linda Boorom

one offer used, the other withdrawn

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-04-02 09:38:07Z

The candidate for testing the line of Thomas Ignatius CARRICO has been accepted, so that offer is no long valid.

We had two applicants for testing the line of Peter CARRICO III, but in examing their lineages, we made a closer examination of Peter III and came to the conclusion that none of his alleged children has been solidly connected to him. Therefore, that offer is withdrawn. If anyone in the future manages to forge a solid connection to Peter, please contact me, and I'll see if I can't get the offer re-instated.

Diana Gale Matthiesen
CARRICO Y-DNA Surname Project Administrator

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius CARRICO

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-03-28 20:19:59Z

I have no answer here. It would help greatly if we knew when Rachel died. Maybe she was Rachel Rebecca KIRK. And maybe the obituary is in error as to their having been only two wives. We don't know who wrote the obit, and newspapers are notoriously inaccurate.

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-03-26 17:13:09Z

Given how many census records I have extracted
http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/Census/CensusHome.shtml
I have gotten pretty adept at ferreting people out using the search engine at Ancestry.com. And given how thoroughly I searched for Thomas and his family, without success, I'm at the point where I consider them to have been missed. Or the pages were lost.

I assume you're aware that you can do a truncated wildcard search at Ancestry.com (and WorldConnect) using an asterisk as the wildcard. For example, in looking for Jeremiah, I searched on just jer* car*. If you use the birthyear plus/minus 2 or 5 as a search term, you can narrow it down to a reasonable number of hits to check.

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-03-26 16:35:21Z

Well, duhhh. I should have gone to Linda's site, first. I could have saved myself some hair-pulling. We have our connection from Thomas Ignatius I to Vincent to Thomas Igntius III.

I say III, even though most are using II, because Vincent's brother, James, had a son Thomas Ignatius born in 1812, eight years before our subject, so he's II and our subject is III.

What may be the problem here is that we don't have the right birth-year for John. But if John was born after Rachel died and before Thomas married Elizabeth, and Thomas didn't have a wife in-between, we have a bigger problem than just figuring out who his mother was. The most likely explanation then becomes that John is Elizabeth's son, born of a prior husband or relationship *of hers*, making John a stepson of Thomas Ignatius III.

One thing DNA testing can tell us for certain is whether or not John is biologically a CARRICO. Unfortunately, the ambiguity may lead our donor to not accept your line. We do need a candidate with a solid paper trail.

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-03-26 16:31:59Z

That obit is a jewel. As for the 1860 census, good luck. I searched and searched using ever term I could think of, without success. The only thing I didn't do was a page-by-page search, but I'm not certain enough where he was to do it. Definitely, good luck!

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-03-26 10:56:38Z

It's looking good. I think your suspicion that your Thomas Ignatius CARRICO connects to Thomas Ignatius CARRICO I through his son, Vincent CARRICO, is correct. This is what I've put together, so far:

http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/FGS/Car/CarricoThomasIgnatius-Ra...

I envy you being so close the the Maryland state archives! It's very kind of you to make an offer to do a search. If I find I have a specific reference to something known to be there, I may take you up on it.

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o brothers Peter III and Thomas Ignatius

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-03-26 06:26:31Z

We have someone who beat you to it, but there's some question as to how solid his paper connection to Peter is. If you have the better connection, you may get the test, instead.

I will contact you privately to discuss this further.

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-03-26 03:23:54Z

I will be more than happy to work with you, Katie, and see if we can't solidify your line. Give me a few hours to pull together what I have and get back to you. Maybe a few others can chime in in the meantime.

I found your Carico-Wisthoff "Public Member Tree" at Ancestry.com, so I have that to work from. And checking my web site, I see I have Thomas in the 1870 and 1880 censuses of Clay Co., IN, but have not yet made a family group sheet for him:
http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/Census/Carrico/IN/CarricoCenTime...

I'll go ahead and start one...

free DNA tests for desc/o brothers Peter III and Thomas Ignatius

Diana_Gale_Matthiesen — 2009-03-25 20:48:08Z

A member of the CARRICO Y-DNA Surname Project
http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/DNA/Carrico/CarricoDNA.shtml
has made a very generous offer to fully fund 67-marker tests for two key CARRICO lineages:

Peter CARRICO III (1722- ), son of Peter CARRICO II:
http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/FGS/Car/CarricoPeterIII-_.shtml

and his brother, Thomas Ignatius CARRICO (c1741-c1813):
http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/FGS/Car/CarricoThomasIgnatius-El...

These conditions apply: 1) that you are a male surnamed CARRICO or CARICO with a patrilineal (direct male line) descent from one of the above [no females can break the chain of descent]; 2) that you provide your paper genealogy in sufficient detail that the donor and the project admin are satisfied your connection is genuine; and 3) that you sign the Release allowing your results to be publicly shared. (Note that publicly sharing your results does not mean publicly sharing your identity.)

You have the option of two levels of privacy. You can be tested as an "Anonymous CARRICO" with the project admin serving as the contact person for your account. In this case, only the project admin and the donor necessarily need know who you are, but I strongly discourage this level of secrecy. Rather, I would suggest the standard level of privacy, in which your name and email address are shared, but only privately and only with those for whom you are a DNA match (i.e., other CARRICOs who have also been tested). Either option provides you with public anonymity.

Personally, I do not see the need for any level of privacy, and I show my complete DNA test results, including my mtDNA FGS (full genetic sequence) online:
http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/DNA/mtDNA-T-haplotree-DGM.shtml

But I do and will respect the wishes of anyone preferring to maintain their privacy.

Each of these subsidies is a testing value worth hundreds of dollars. Only one test per descendant is being offered, so in each case, the first person to contact me who fulfills the conditions gets the test.

Diana Gale Matthiesen
CARRICO Y-DNA Surname Project Group Administrator

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o brothers Peter III and Thomas Ignatius

kawc — 2009-03-26 02:26:12Z

I live with four male Caricos(my husband and our three sons, in fact I have never met a female Carrico, this line has been all males for several generations) that are supposed to be descendants of Thomas Ignatius. I am still working on the hard evidence to prove the lineage beyond the notes that were passed to me. You will find our family tree on ancestry, its called Carico-Wisthoff.
What my father-in-law gave me was not correct(genealogy done by Maud Carrico Russell) and so I have not included the later generations until I have solid proof, maybe that is something that someone can help me with.
At this point I have records for:
Thomas Ignatius 1820-?
John Carico 1857-?
Ernest Carico 1884-1951
Arthur Burdett Carico 1906-1964

Previous to Thomas my records are not complete, but I have figured his father as:
Vincent Carico ?-1842 son of Thomas Ignatius 1740-1812

I am not sure to what detail evidence is needed or if anyone out there has some of the missing pieces. I just started researching in Indiana records online (and I haven't really delved into Kentucky yet) when my father-in-law made a recent trip back to visit family. I am not sure if the line can be proven, but I hope so.

We are definately interested in the dna study and sharing information is not a problem. Please let me know if this is the right lineage and if so what is needed.

thanks,
katie carico

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

kawc — 2009-03-26 06:50:54Z

I will try to fill in some of the blanks on my ancestry tree, I already added some census records for Thomas Ignatuis. I have not delved into this too deeply yet, I had been working more on some of the females lines in Indiana and had put off work on the Carricos.
Also, not sure if this helps, but I live in Maryland, 15 minutes gets me to the state archives and I can also visit the local genealogical library where they have tons of local books. I can't guarrantee how much time I have, but if I have a specific search it might make a trip worthwhile.
katie

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

kawc — 2009-03-26 15:37:38Z

I am a little slow here this morning, but after rereading the obit it says he survived his two wives, so that would eliminate the third.

I guess i really need to dig deeper for the 1860 census, it would really nice to have.

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

kawc — 2009-03-26 15:28:26Z

Wow, looks good, you have been busy. I have to say I hate the idea of John having different mother, only cause that makes more work for me, I love knowing the female lines and hate dead ends.
You may be aware of this but there is an obit for Thomas posted here: http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~boorom/carric...

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

kawc — 2009-03-26 17:06:48Z

i am sending you a file i have on john, maybe you will have some insight.

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

kawc — 2009-03-26 16:38:46Z

Did you search for the kids? i tried briefly, starting with jeremiah and got nothing. I was also thinking to search for wife #2 and see if that helps. I don't mind doing page by page if we only had a county to go with, the whole state of Indiana is too much. And there are way too many name variations. I probably won't get to til this evening and i may not have much time to give until next week, i am in the midst of cleaning house for family party this weekend.

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o Thomas Ignatius

kawc — 2009-03-27 03:23:50Z

Just a thought, maybe John is the son of Rachel Kirk. The obit said there were 12 children of Thomas and two wives. Maybe there were some children born and lost between Jeremiah and John. Too bad there seems to be no 1860 census for the family. Although I did find the Kirks in the 1860 census in Clay County, Posey township.
Last year I did a search of all other John Caricos of the same approximate birth to make sure I was chasing the right family. I was hesiatant to place Thomas as his father until I had some proof beyond Maud Carrico Russell's papers. And all indications lead me back to Thomas with the exception of John's marriage record showing his mother's name as Rebecca.

Re: Carricos in Illinois

D_Harpley — 2009-06-21 02:33:12Z

Yes! You are correct - my great-grandfather is Benedict Joseph Carrico and his wife, Melvina Smith Carrico is a sister to Francis Marion's wife, Mary Ellen Smith Carrico - so actually my grandfather, Arthur Francis Carrico and Wallace and Arnold Carrico were double cousins as their fathers were brothers and their mothers were sisters.

Pius did indeed have alot of children and alot of descendants.

Re: Carricos in Illinois

D_Harpley — 2009-06-19 23:30:52Z

I am a member of the family that moved to Illinois. My grandfather, Arthur Francis Carrico, was a first cousin to Arnold and Wallace Carrico and lived in Warren County, Illinois. Which brother of Arnold and Wallace are you a grandson of?

Re: Levi Lantz & Sarah Jane Carrico

lantzsquire — 2009-05-19 13:48:05Z

squire washington lantz was my grandfather he was the son of levi lantz and sarah jane carrico he died aug 1963 and married my grandmother dora bolyard they lived in crellin md

Re: Glen Fritz

pbalexa100 — 2009-02-22 23:03:49Z

I just came across these messages and saw that you have a Richard Carrico in Cumberland Cty Il. I am looking for the parents of Jane Carrico who married Richard Queen between 1850 and 1860. Richard's first wife was Emily Kilgore.

Jane was born about 1832 in Kentucky. Her name could have been Nancy Jane. She and Richard Queen had 4 children: Tobias, Emily Jane, Basil and Clementine.

Emily Jane married Daniel Miller. Emily Jane and Daniel are my great grandparents.

I have never been able to find out who her parents were. My mother said she had a brother Richard. My mother said she was in the Catholic Cemetery in Sigel Illinois but we have been unable to find the grave. Of course, it could be unmarked.

Thank you,

Tricia Alexander

Joanna Carrico

ThomasFogarty1992 — 2009-06-02 23:27:31Z

I am looking for information on my greatx4-grandmother Joanna Carrico. She was born 1760 in Charles County, Maryland, and died in Randolph County, Illinois. She married Thomas Mudd, born 1768 in Charles County, Maryland, and died in Randolph County, Illinois. Their son, Francis W Mudd, was my greatx3-grandfather. Thomas Mudd was closely related to Dr. Samuel Mudd. Any info would be great.

Re: Joanna Kerrick

ThomasFogarty1992 — 2009-06-08 21:02:35Z

Thank you for your info.
Thomas

Re: Joanna Carrico

ThomasFogarty1992 — 2009-06-06 21:08:32Z

Thank you for your info! I have one question, however, that you may or may not know. How did the name Kerrick get changed to Carrico? The Carrico surname is of Portuguese origin and I'm not sure why an Irish family would have changed their surname to make it sound of Portuguese. Thank you again for your info; I am interested in the Mudds and Carricos.
Thomas

Re: free DNA tests for desc/o brothers Peter III and Thomas Ignatius

donniec171 — 2009-03-26 03:47:43Z

Donnie R Carrico is a Peter Carrico descendant & willing to do this DNA testing. Please notify if doing so is available.
Donniec@cvctx.com

Re: Levi Lantz & Sarah Jane Carrico

dandevaney4999 — 2009-05-19 20:24:28Z

Can we help you is some way?

Dan

Wife of Thomas Ignatius Carrico,Sr. (abt. 1741-1813/1814)

RonMillerx9 — 2009-03-23 17:40:23Z

I am a descendent of Thomas Ignatius Carrico, through his daughter Mary Carrico Kerrick, Thomas Ignatius Carrico Kerrick, Catherine Kerrick Bradley and Frances Matilda Bradley Miller (my GGrandmother). All the publicly posted family trees show Thomas Ignatius Carrico’s wife as “Elizabeth Kirby”, but I have found entries in Henry C. Peden’s book “Revolutionary Patriots of Charles County Maryland 1775-1783” that show his wife as “Elizabeth Carrington” (page 45). Peden also lists Jesse Boswell as Elizabeth Carrington’s first husband. (page 27).
What records exist that confirm the identity of Thomas Ignatius’ wife? Thanks, Ron Miller

Re: Carricos in Illinois

jccarrico — 2009-06-21 15:51:32Z

For what it's worth, I tend to follow the lineage laid out here:

http://virts.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hume/tree/8173.htm

I have no idea if it's correct or not, but it's fun reading.

BTW, it looks like your Grandfather, Arthur Carrico, his wife and a whole bunch of your relations are buried in the Bushnell Cemetery and some in Galesburg. How about that! I had no idea there were so many Carrico's in that region - I thought my Dad's family in Avon was the only one around. I knew we were related to some folks in Kentucky (what Carrico isn't?) and my Dad and his siblings go there from time to time and hang out, but I have never been.

Re: Carricos in Illinois

jccarrico — 2009-06-19 22:22:40Z

>I know that two of my grandfather's brothers Arnold and >Wallace Carrico moved to Peroia, IL. Both are dead now, but >there are members of the family still there. My grandfather >original came from Springfield, KY

The message I am responding to is 9 years old, so I doubt that anyone is waiting patiently for a response - but who knows? :-)

Arnold Carrico (Francis Arnold Carrico) was my grandfather who moved from Kentucky to Avon, Illinois where he is buried. There are still (Carrico) members of his family in Illinois and some of us lived near Peoria for many years. Wallace (James Wallace Carrico) was his brother, my Great Uncle.

I have little of my own research to offer, but I am interested in our lineage. It was so interesting to see my grandfather mentioned here - that's why I responded.

Re: Carricos in Illinois

jccarrico — 2009-06-20 23:23:02Z

I am a grandson of Arnold (Francis Arnold).

Your Great Grandfather must be Benedict Joseph Carrico while mine is Francis Marion Carrico (they were brothers). We both share the same Great Great Grandfather, Pius M. Carrico.

Ol' Grandpa Pius must have been a busy guy. He had 14 kids!? And that was by his first wife alone. No wonder she conked on him.

Those Carrico men! :-)

Re: Joanna Carrico

KayCarricoTapia — 2009-06-06 15:16:18Z

Just tried to do a search on Michael Mudd and he did not come up ... maybe too old.

Here are the posts I was referring to.

Kay--
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Mudd family in Maryland
Posted by: Kathleen Date: June 14, 2000 at 17:30:52
of 14440

I'm looking for information on ancestors of Thomas Mudd : born around 1768 in Charles Co., Maryland;married in 1789 to Joanna Kerrick(Carrico); died before 1825 in Randolph Co., IL. Thanks so much for your help.

Looking for a Mudd, guardian of Kerricks
Posted by: Katherine Date: November 25, 2000 at 04:15:55
of 236

I was told there was a man named Mudd, who was a guardian of Ann Kerrick and her siblings. I would love to find out more about this if someone should know the information. This would probably date back to late 1700's early 1800's. Thanks, Katherine
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Re: Looking for a Mudd, guardian of Kerricks
Posted by: Michael Mudd Date: February 06, 2001 at 11:18:46
In Reply to: Looking for a Mudd, guardian of Kerricks by Katherine of 236

Thomas Mudd b. 1768 Charles Co., MD
d. bef 1825 Randolph Co., IL
m. 1786 Charles Co., MD
Joanna Kerrick
b. abt 1771 Charles Co., MD
d. bef 1825 Randolph Co., IL
Thomas Mudd was guardian for Ann Kerrick
who married 11-25-1797 Washington Co., KY
Robert Heaverin b. abt 1775 MD. Their children were;
1. Elizabeth b. 1805 KY
2. Sarah b. 1812 KY
m. 2-19-1825 Meade Co., KY
John Boston Shively
b. 7-14-1804 Green Co., KY
d. 8-12-1864 Taylor Co., KY

Joanna Kerrick and Anne Kerrick are belived to be the daughters of Edward Kerrick b. 1735 Charles Co., Md son of Hugh Kerrick and Elizabeth Luckett.

Other children were Joseph Kerrick b. abt
1759 Charles Co., MD d. Rev. War 12-27-1782
MD, Edward b. abt 1760 Charles Co., MD,
Benjamin Harrison b. abt 1765 Charles Co., MD
d. 3-27-1838 Spencer Co., KY, m. 1st 1786
Washington Co.,MD Mary Carrico b. 1769 MD,
d. 12-19-1830 Spencer Co., MD
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Re: Looking for a Mudd, guardian of Kerricks
Posted by: Judy Nelson Date: November 28, 2000 at 19:00:22
In Reply to: Looking for a Mudd, guardian of Kerricks by Katherine of 236

Katherine
I looked up this info in the Mudd books. Thomas Mudd 1760/65 -after 1820 married Joanna Carrico in 1781/83. Her maiden name was also given as Carrick. She is referred to as "a little Irish girl." Her ancestors took part in the Rev. war. Thomas Mudd was guardian for Ann Kerrick who married Robert Heverin in Washington Co. Ky. 11-25-1797.

A member of St. Benedicts Congregation in Spencer Co. Ky. was Harrison Kerick-- possibly an uncle or grandfather of Thomas Harrison Mudd who was a son of Joanna and Thomas. No child named Ann was named. Maybe she was a sister of Thomas' wife.
Hope this helps.
Judy
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Re: Thomas Mudd (wife Ann Matthews)
Posted by: Michael Mudd Date: July 01, 2000 at 08:30:43
In Reply to: Re: Thomas Mudd (wife Ann Matthews) by Kathleen of 236

Thomas Mudd/Joanna Kerrick
son of:
John Mudd Jr./Henrietta Miles
grandson of:
John Mudd Sr./Suffaner(Smith)
great-grandson of:
Thomas Mudd/Anne Matthews

In 1785 25 families from MD migrated to KY and were early settlers at Pottingers Creek near the village of Boston, Thomas Mudd and his brother Rhodias were found at Cartwrights Creek, KY

In the 1790 tax records of Fayette co., KY
John Mudd with his two sons, Thomas and Rhodias were found, John Mudd moved back to Charles Co., MD.

Thomas Mudd was found in the following tax records:
Washington Co., KY 1795-1804
Shelby Co., KY 1805-1814
Nelson Co., KY 1811-1814

Washington Co., KY was formed from the old Washington Co., VA, and part of it became Nelson Co., KY, later it was devided and became Shelby Co., and then Spencer Co., KY

Thomas Mudd moved to Randolph Co., IL in 1816 and in Brewerville Twp., Randolph Co., IL there is a Mudd's Landing on the Mississippi which is where Thomas Mudd landed when he arrived in Randolph Co., IL. He moved inland
to a location known as the O'Hara settlement which today in located in Ruma Twp., Randolph Co., IL.
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Re: Thomas Mudd Gardian to Ann Kerrick
Posted by: Michael Mudd Date: July 22, 1998 at 11:29:42
In Reply to: Thomas Mudd Gardian to Ann Kerrick by Thomas Mudd of 236

Thomas Mudd b. abt 1768 Charles Co., MD, d. bef 1825 Randolph Co., IL
M. 1789 Charles Co., MD to Joanna Karrick b. abt 1770 Charles Co., MD d. bef 1825 Randolph Co., IL

dau. of Edward Karrick b. 1736 Charles Co., MD, son of

Hugh Karrick b. 1711 Scotland, d. 1755 Charles Co., MD and Elizabeth Luckett b. 1713 Charles Co., MD.

Ann Kerrick was the sister of Joanna who married Thomas Mudd.
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Joanna Carrico m Thomas Mudd
Posted by: Michelle Date: January 02, 2001 at 08:12:53
of 724

I am looking for any information on Joanna Carrico who married Thomas Mudd in Baltimore, MD around 1871. Their children include: Joseph, Theresa, Thomas, John, Felix, James, Francis, Edward and Lucretia.
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Re: Joanna Carrico m Thomas Mudd
Posted by: Michael Mudd Date: August 19, 2001 at 20:35:11
In Reply to: Joanna Carrico m Thomas Mudd by Michelle of 724

Joanna Carrico last name was Kerrick
b. abt 1771 Charles Co., MD
d. bef 1825 Randolph Co., IL
m. abt 1786 Charles Co., MD
Thomas Mudd
b. abt 1768 Charles Co., MD
d. bef 1825 Randolph Co., IL
Joanna Kerrick was the sister of: Benjamin Harrison Kerrick
b. 1765 Charles Co., MD
d. 3-27-1838 Spencer Co., KY
m. 1st. 1786 Washington Co., MD
Mary Carrico
b. 1769 Montgomery Co., MD
d. 12-19-1830 Spencer Co., MD
Joanna Kerrick and Benjamin Harrison Kerrick
are belived to be the children of Edward
Kerrick b. 1736 Charles Co., MD the son of
Hugh Kerrick b. 1703 Scotland, d. 1855 Charles Co., MD, m. 1725 Charles Co., MD
Elizabeth Luckett b. 1706 Charles Co., MD,
d. 1775 Charles Co., MD.

Notes for Joanna Kerrick:
Re: Thomas Mudd (wife Ann Matthews)
Posted by: Kathleen Date: June 30, 2000 at 21:31:25
In Reply to: Re: Thomas Mudd (wife Ann Matthews) by Michael Mudd of 236

Michael, thanks so much for your great information.I have another question. Thomas Mudd (b.1768 Charles Co., Md) and Joanna Kerrick (b.1771 Port Tobacco Hundred, Charles Co., Md.) are my gggg grandparents.Is Thomas Mudd's third wife, Anne Matthews, then the greatgrandmother of my Thomas Mudd ? I haven't been able before to be sure. Also, do you have any information about when my Thomas moved to Kentucky and then IL ? Thanks again. I am so grateful for your help. Kathleen
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Re: Joanna Carrico

KayCarricoTapia — 2009-06-06 15:10:38Z

Look for posts my Michael Mudd, as he has several messages relating to this family.

Here's what I have.

Kay--
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Thomas1 Mudd (JohnA, JohnB, ThomasC) was born Bet. 1760 - 1768 in Charles Co., MD, and died Bet. 1820 - 1825 in Randolph Co., IL. He married Joanna Kerrick Bet. 1786 - 1798 in Charles Co., MD, daughter of Edward Kerrick. She was born Bet. 1771 - 1783 in Charles Co., MD, and died Bef. 1825 in Randolph Co., IL.

Children of Thomas Mudd and Joanna Kerrick are:
2 i. Thomas Harrison2 Mudd.
3 ii. Joseph Mudd.
4 iii. Theresa Mudd.
5 iv. John Mudd.
6 v. Felix Mudd.
7 vi. James Mudd.
8 vii. Francis Mudd.
9 viii. Edward Mudd.
10 ix. Lucretia Mudd.

Re: Joanna Kerrick

KayCarricoTapia — 2009-06-07 00:56:39Z

I don't know that it did change to Carrico. According to the info I have Joanna's brother also marr a Carrico. To me that would seem to indicate that they are a different family.

Some researchers believed that because of the similarity it was likely that these were the same family. Given heavy accents and spelling abilities of those who recorded spoken names, many were misunderstood and changed.

I don't believe that enough Carrick/Kerrick and other variations of spelling have been DNA tested to prove such a connection.

Kay--
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