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The Carrico/Carico Connection

Generation No. 3

5. PETER (III)³ CARRICO (PETER (II)² CARRICOE, PETER (I)¹) was born 1722 in Charles Co., MD, and died Aft. 1790 in Montgomery Co., MD. He married ELIZABETH (MAR NM) CARRICO Abt. 1743.

Notes for PETER (III) CARRICO:
Peter Carrico(III) Son of Peter Carricoe and Ann Gates

The census in 1775-78 shows him to be residing in Benedict Hundred,
Charles Co., MD. the census of 1790 of Montgomery Co., MD lists him
as the head of a family of 1 male over 16; 2 males under 16 and 4
females. He subscribed to the oath of Loyalty and Support, 1778,
Charles Co., MD. (Blue Book 5, Pg. 8, No. 30, Anapolis, MD. Listed as
Revolutionary War Records, MD Historical Society._ ____,
Carrico=O'Nan Genealogy (n.pl:n.pub.,n.d.). ibid. His wife's maiden
name is still unknown. Lease 21 Mar 1730 Maidstone, Charles Co., MD.
___, Charles Co., MD, Land, p. 122. Liber M#2 p.221. At the request
of George Keyth of CC the following lease was recorded 13 Jun 1730.
Mar 25 1730 from Peter Carrico of CC planter to George Keyth of CC
planter & Elizabeth his wife, for considerations already reserved and
hereafter mentioned the lease of part of a parcel of land called
Maidstone, now in the possession of sd Peter Carrico, situated on a
branch of Piles Fresh bounded by a tract of land now in the possession
of John Piggeon called New Bradford a tract of land in possession of
Lawrence Lent called Canterbury containing 50a. George Keyth may cut
down any timber or timber trees for the use of sd land (viz) for
building, fencing, or tobacco hogshead, during term of 19 years, to
commence from Dec 10 last past, in consideration of which George Keyth
has paid Peter Carrico 2000 lbs of tobacco. Signed Peter Carrico.
Wit. Jno Briscoe, Jno Howard. ibid, p. 122 Liber M#2, p.220. At the
request of George Keech of CC, the following lease was recorded this
11 June 1730. 8 Jun 1730 from Peter Carrico of CC, planter to Abel
Carrico of CC planter the lease of a part of a tract of land called
Maidenstone, as he has in possession and has made improvements upon sd
land, containing about 40a. This lease starts next Nov 1, and runs for
21 years. Abel Carrico may not have more than 1 person besides his
own family for a crop of tobacco, upon sd land. Abel Carrico shall
not waste timber. Abel Carrico shall build what houses he has
occasion of during sd term, at his own cost. The yearly rend is 500
lbs of tobacco and cast. Signed Peter Carrico. Wit. Jno Briscoe & Jno
Howard.

Children of PETER CARRICO and ELIZABETH CARRICO are:

13.	i.		JOSEPH C.⁴ CARRICO, b. 1744, Charles Co., MD; d. Aft. 1803, Preston, Wise Co., WVA.
14.	ii.		ALEXANDER CARRICO, b. 1749, Charles Co., MD; d. Abt. 1840, IN.

6. JOHN³ CARRICO (PETER (II)² CARRICOE, PETER (I)¹) was born 1739 in Charles Co., MD, and died 1790 in Charles Co., MD. He married MONICA BRYANT Abt. 1759 in prob MD.

Notes for JOHN CARRICO:
He was mentioned in fathers will of 1764. Probably the John Carrico who
was in the Revolutionary War, in Col. Hutchinson's Mass. Regiment (27th
Continental) and also in the Navy receiving prize money for
service on the Bon Home Richard under John Paul Jones and other
services. The identity is still somewhat confused. Ref: Maude Carrico
Russell, 1932. He swore Oath of Loyalty and Support, 1778, in Charles
Co., MD (Blue Book No. 5, Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD). He inherited
1/4 of the property called "Maidstone" at the death of his mother, under
the terms of his father's will. We know that he was
married and that he died prior to 1790, because the census of that year
of Charles Co., MD lists Monica as the widow of John Carrico. It is
probable that Monica's maiden name was Bryant, as we find that
Theresa (Bryant) Hagan willed some ship to Monica, and John Carrico was
on the bond of Catherine Bryant, widow and executrix of the estate of
John Bryant of Charles Co., MD., March 5, 1758. MD Will Book, No. 1, Pg.
6 Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore, MD. and Testamentary
Proceedings, Charles Co., MD, Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD. Also
listed in ____, Looking Up Family Tree. ibed. ibed, Will of Peter Carrico
Charles County Wills Liber AD#5, Fol. 320-1. 14 Apr 1764 Peter Carrico of
Charles County. Test John Gates & John Armstrong.

Notes for MONICA BRYANT:
her parents were probably John and Catherine Bryant of Charles Co, MD
Her husband John Carrico was on the bond of Catherine Bryant, widow
and executrix of John Bryant's estate 3/5/1758 Charles Co, MD

Child of JOHN CARRICO and MONICA BRYANT is:

JAMES⁴ CARRICO, b. 1760, Charles Co., MD.

Notes for JAMES CARRICO:
Swore Oath of Loyalty and Support to Charles Co., MD in 1778.

7. THOMAS IGNATIUS³ CARRICO (PETER (II)² CARRICOE, PETER (I)¹) was born 1741 in Charles Co., MD, and died April 1813 in Nelson Co., KY. He married ELIZABETH KIRBY 1763 in Montgomery Co., MD, daughter of ENOCH KIRBY and MRS. KIRBY.

Notes for THOMAS IGNATIUS CARRICO:
In Washington Co., MD. (Formerly a part of Prince George's Co.) he was
listed in the first census of the U.S. 1790 as "Head of a family of 2
free white 16 years of age or over; 5 free white males under 16 years;
free white females and 6 slaves. He bought livestock in Washington Co.,
MD in 1792, 1793, 1794; bought land in 1797, 1803, was the Road
Supervisor there in 1801, and sold land in 1805. That was the last
record of him in Washington Co., MD. He then removed to Nelson Co.,
KY,. He died sometime between April, 1813 and June, 1813, as evidenced
by the facts that he signed a deed in April 1813, and an administrator's
report of the settlement of his estate was made in June, 1813. One
signature on this deed is that of Bartholomew Carrico, brother to Thomas
Ignatius, with the notation on the deed, after the signature, reading
"residing in Maryland." This signature was appended under the authority
of a power-of-attorney signed by "Barton" Carrico dated January 8, 1813
in Allegheny Co., MD,
authorizing Levi Carrico of Jefferson Co., KY to dispose of his
(Barton's) interest in the estate Thomas Ignatius Carrico. This power of
attorney is recorded in the office of the county clerk of Nelson Co., KY.
Washington Co., Md. Deeds, Book R, Pg. 46, Maryland Historical Society,
Baltimore, MD. is the reference for the disposal of property in
Washington, Co., MD. When the deed was signed on April
5, 1813 Thomas Ignatius Carrico was joined by his wife Elizabeth and
'interested heirs' in signing a deed which is recorded in the office of
the county clerk of Nelson Co., KY Deed Book 12, Pg. 499. Those
signing this deed were: Joseph and Amelia Carrico; Vincent and Mary
Carrico; Levi and Harriet Carrico; James and Elizabeth Carrico; Mary
(Carrico) and Benjamin H. Kerrick, her husband; Priscilla (Carrico)
and James Luckett, her husband; and Bartholomew (Barton) Carrico. Ref:
Thomas Ignatius Carrico, Folder 69, Page 117. Enoch Kirby, Box 4, folder
5. (Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD). Thomas Ignatius Carrico evidently
died intestate in Nelson Co., KY. The Will Book "C" on pages 235-237 and
242 does give the details of the sale of his effects. The estate
amounted to approximately $6000.00 of which
Elizabeth, the widow, received $1651.00 and seven other heirs received
$751.00 each. At the sale, purchases were made by Levi, Vincent, Joseph,
Basil (Bazil), James, Elizabeth and Eliza Carrico. Other
purchases included James Luckett and Benjamin H. Kerrick. Subscribed to
Oath of Loyalty and Support, 1778, in Montgomery Co., MD. Served in
Class No. 7 second Company, Montgomery Co. under Capt. Benjam Ray. ibid.
Mentioned in the Will of Peter Carrico Charles County Wills Liber AD#5,
Fol. 320-1. 14 Apr Peter Carrico of Charles County..... ibed.

Children of THOMAS CARRICO and ELIZABETH KIRBY are:

BARTON⁴ CARRICO, b. Abt. 1770, prob MD; m. CHARLOTTE OWENS, April 23, 1810, Augusta, VA.

Notes for BARTON CARRICO:
Taken from 'THE MARYLAND HERALD AND HAGERSTOWN WEEKLY ADVERTISER": from
Washington Co., MD "Barton Carricoe, living on Little Conococheague,
within 2 miles of Big Spring, offers reward for negro woman Priss,
formerly property of John Geiger, late of Hagers Town, Deceased."

15.	ii.	MARY CARRICO, b. 1771, Montgomery Co., MD; d. 1830, Nelson/Spencer co, KY.
16.	iii.	JOSEPH CARRICO, b. 1772, Montgomery Co., MD; d. February 26, 1821, Spencer Co., KY.
17.	iv.	VINCENT CARRICO, b. 1773, Montgomery Co., MD; d. January 15, 1842, New Albany, Floyd Co., IN.
18.	v.	LEVI CARRICO, b. 1774, Montgomery Co., MD; d. prob Nelson Co., KY.
19.	vi.	JAMES CARRICO, b. 1775, Charles Co., MD; d. January 31, 1847, Hardin Co., KY.
20.	vii.	PRISCILLA CARRICO, b. 1777, Montgomery Co., MD.
	viii.	GEORGE CARRICO, b. Bef. April 05, 1813, prob MD; d. 1832, Hardin Co., KY.

Notes for GEORGE CARRICO:
Never married. Information on his death is from the notes of Robert
Bruce Carrico.

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