Alexander Carrico was born to James T. and Joanna (Carrico. He was a brother of, at least, Aquilla Carrico; 1790-1849; Matthew Carrico; Francis L./S. Carrico; George Carrico; Anastasia "Ann Stacy" (Carrico) Yates; and James Carrico.
On February 9, 1818, Alexander Carrico was made the ward of Joanna Carrico, his mother, in Washington County, Kentucky. The witnesses to this loose guardian bond in the County Clerk's Office in Springfield, Kentucky were: William Wright and Elisha McAtee. He is named as a son in his father, James Carrico's, will written August 26, 1814 and probated December 11, 1815 and recorded in Washington County, Kentucky Will Book #B on page 468. It also names Alexander's mother, and sibling.
Alexander Carrico's marriage bond, dated November 27, 1826, to marry Frances "Fannie" Cash, daughter of William Cash, is filed in Nelson County, Kentucky in the County Clerk's Office in Bardstown, Kentucky.
Alexander and Fannie (Cash) Carrico had, at least, these four daughters: Ann Carrico, 18xx-1833; Martha Ellen Carrico; Mary Jane Carrico Carrico, 1835-xxxx; and Susan Joananna Carrico, 1837-xxxx.
See Washington County, Kentucky Deed Book #O, page 94, made October 22, 1839 and recorded September 22, 1840 between: Aquilla Carrico, Matthew Carrico, Francis S.Carrico, and George Carrico of Daviess County, Kentucky; Enoch Yates and Ann Stacy, his wife, of Marion County, Kentucky, late Ann Stacey Carrico; James Carrico and Francis Casrrico, guardian for: Ann Carrico, Ellen Carrico, Mary Jane Carrico, and Susan Joanna Carrico, infant heirs of Alexander Carrico, deceased, of Washington County, Kentucky, of the first part, and Thomas Yates and James O'Daniel, of the second part, for $2467.17 for 222 acres in O'Daniel's line on Cartwright Creek to Caty Hardin's corner, to Severn's Run, to its mouth, to 103 acres deed to Thomas Yates, to Elizabethtown Road. Witnesses: Joseph Wimsatt and William H. Hawkins, Justices of the Peace of Marion County, Kentucky; Thomas Cissell, and O(?). N. O'Brian, Justices of the Peace of Daviess County, Kentucky.
Alexander's burial entry appears on page 128 of St. Rose Sacramental Register #1 and says he was buried in St. Rose Cemetery on April 15, 1837.
Probate entries for Alexander Carrico, deceased, were: Inventory, Will Book #G, page 257; Sales, Will Book #G, page 257; Settlement, Will Book #G, page 286; Guardian Settlements for his children: Will Book #G, pages 286, 418, and 420, naming Ann, Martha E., Mary; and Susan.
On February 9, 1818, Alexander Carrico was made the ward of Joanna Carrico, his mother, in Washington County, Kentucky. The witnesses to this loose guardian bond in the County Clerk's Office in Springfield, Kentucky were: William Wright and Elisha McAtee. He is named as a son in his father, James Carrico's, will written August 26, 1814 and probated December 11, 1815 and recorded in Washington County, Kentucky Will Book #B on page 468. It also names Alexander's mother, and sibling.
Alexander Carrico's marriage bond, dated November 27, 1826, to marry Frances "Fannie" Cash, daughter of William Cash, is filed in Nelson County, Kentucky in the County Clerk's Office in Bardstown, Kentucky.
Alexander and Fannie (Cash) Carrico had, at least, these four daughters: Ann Carrico, 18xx-1833; Martha Ellen Carrico; Mary Jane Carrico Carrico, 1835-xxxx; and Susan Joananna Carrico, 1837-xxxx.
See Washington County, Kentucky Deed Book #O, page 94, made October 22, 1839 and recorded September 22, 1840 between: Aquilla Carrico, Matthew Carrico, Francis S.Carrico, and George Carrico of Daviess County, Kentucky; Enoch Yates and Ann Stacy, his wife, of Marion County, Kentucky, late Ann Stacey Carrico; James Carrico and Francis Casrrico, guardian for: Ann Carrico, Ellen Carrico, Mary Jane Carrico, and Susan Joanna Carrico, infant heirs of Alexander Carrico, deceased, of Washington County, Kentucky, of the first part, and Thomas Yates and James O'Daniel, of the second part, for $2467.17 for 222 acres in O'Daniel's line on Cartwright Creek to Caty Hardin's corner, to Severn's Run, to its mouth, to 103 acres deed to Thomas Yates, to Elizabethtown Road. Witnesses: Joseph Wimsatt and William H. Hawkins, Justices of the Peace of Marion County, Kentucky; Thomas Cissell, and O(?). N. O'Brian, Justices of the Peace of Daviess County, Kentucky.
Alexander's burial entry appears on page 128 of St. Rose Sacramental Register #1 and says he was buried in St. Rose Cemetery on April 15, 1837.
Probate entries for Alexander Carrico, deceased, were: Inventory, Will Book #G, page 257; Sales, Will Book #G, page 257; Settlement, Will Book #G, page 286; Guardian Settlements for his children: Will Book #G, pages 286, 418, and 420, naming Ann, Martha E., Mary; and Susan.
Alexander Carrico was born to James T. and Joanna (Carrico. He was a brother of, at least, Aquilla Carrico; 1790-1849; Matthew Carrico; Francis L./S. Carrico; George Carrico; Anastasia "Ann Stacy" (Carrico) Yates; and James Carrico.
On February 9, 1818, Alexander Carrico was made the ward of Joanna Carrico, his mother, in Washington County, Kentucky. The witnesses to this loose guardian bond in the County Clerk's Office in Springfield, Kentucky were: William Wright and Elisha McAtee. He is named as a son in his father, James Carrico's, will written August 26, 1814 and probated December 11, 1815 and recorded in Washington County, Kentucky Will Book #B on page 468. It also names Alexander's mother, and sibling.
Alexander Carrico's marriage bond, dated November 27, 1826, to marry Frances "Fannie" Cash, daughter of William Cash, is filed in Nelson County, Kentucky in the County Clerk's Office in Bardstown, Kentucky.
Alexander and Fannie (Cash) Carrico had, at least, these four daughters: Ann Carrico, 18xx-1833; Martha Ellen Carrico; Mary Jane Carrico Carrico, 1835-xxxx; and Susan Joananna Carrico, 1837-xxxx.
See Washington County, Kentucky Deed Book #O, page 94, made October 22, 1839 and recorded September 22, 1840 between: Aquilla Carrico, Matthew Carrico, Francis S.Carrico, and George Carrico of Daviess County, Kentucky; Enoch Yates and Ann Stacy, his wife, of Marion County, Kentucky, late Ann Stacey Carrico; James Carrico and Francis Casrrico, guardian for: Ann Carrico, Ellen Carrico, Mary Jane Carrico, and Susan Joanna Carrico, infant heirs of Alexander Carrico, deceased, of Washington County, Kentucky, of the first part, and Thomas Yates and James O'Daniel, of the second part, for $2467.17 for 222 acres in O'Daniel's line on Cartwright Creek to Caty Hardin's corner, to Severn's Run, to its mouth, to 103 acres deed to Thomas Yates, to Elizabethtown Road. Witnesses: Joseph Wimsatt and William H. Hawkins, Justices of the Peace of Marion County, Kentucky; Thomas Cissell, and O(?). N. O'Brian, Justices of the Peace of Daviess County, Kentucky.
Alexander's burial entry appears on page 128 of St. Rose Sacramental Register #1 and says he was buried in St. Rose Cemetery on April 15, 1837.
Probate entries for Alexander Carrico, deceased, were: Inventory, Will Book #G, page 257; Sales, Will Book #G, page 257; Settlement, Will Book #G, page 286; Guardian Settlements for his children: Will Book #G, pages 286, 418, and 420, naming Ann, Martha E., Mary; and Susan.
On February 9, 1818, Alexander Carrico was made the ward of Joanna Carrico, his mother, in Washington County, Kentucky. The witnesses to this loose guardian bond in the County Clerk's Office in Springfield, Kentucky were: William Wright and Elisha McAtee. He is named as a son in his father, James Carrico's, will written August 26, 1814 and probated December 11, 1815 and recorded in Washington County, Kentucky Will Book #B on page 468. It also names Alexander's mother, and sibling.
Alexander Carrico's marriage bond, dated November 27, 1826, to marry Frances "Fannie" Cash, daughter of William Cash, is filed in Nelson County, Kentucky in the County Clerk's Office in Bardstown, Kentucky.
Alexander and Fannie (Cash) Carrico had, at least, these four daughters: Ann Carrico, 18xx-1833; Martha Ellen Carrico; Mary Jane Carrico Carrico, 1835-xxxx; and Susan Joananna Carrico, 1837-xxxx.
See Washington County, Kentucky Deed Book #O, page 94, made October 22, 1839 and recorded September 22, 1840 between: Aquilla Carrico, Matthew Carrico, Francis S.Carrico, and George Carrico of Daviess County, Kentucky; Enoch Yates and Ann Stacy, his wife, of Marion County, Kentucky, late Ann Stacey Carrico; James Carrico and Francis Casrrico, guardian for: Ann Carrico, Ellen Carrico, Mary Jane Carrico, and Susan Joanna Carrico, infant heirs of Alexander Carrico, deceased, of Washington County, Kentucky, of the first part, and Thomas Yates and James O'Daniel, of the second part, for $2467.17 for 222 acres in O'Daniel's line on Cartwright Creek to Caty Hardin's corner, to Severn's Run, to its mouth, to 103 acres deed to Thomas Yates, to Elizabethtown Road. Witnesses: Joseph Wimsatt and William H. Hawkins, Justices of the Peace of Marion County, Kentucky; Thomas Cissell, and O(?). N. O'Brian, Justices of the Peace of Daviess County, Kentucky.
Alexander's burial entry appears on page 128 of St. Rose Sacramental Register #1 and says he was buried in St. Rose Cemetery on April 15, 1837.
Probate entries for Alexander Carrico, deceased, were: Inventory, Will Book #G, page 257; Sales, Will Book #G, page 257; Settlement, Will Book #G, page 286; Guardian Settlements for his children: Will Book #G, pages 286, 418, and 420, naming Ann, Martha E., Mary; and Susan.
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