Venerable Citizen
Passes Away
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JEFF CARRICO - AGED 80, Pio-
NEER SETTLER OF
FANCY FARM.
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Had Lived in County Since He
Was 9 Years of Age-Born in
Washington County.
____
Another venerable citizen has received his final call and this time it is H. Jefferson Carrico, one of the best known men of the western part of the county. His death occurred at 8:30 o'clock Thursday evening at Fancy Farm after an illness of some duration of old age and general debility. He was, at the time of his death, aged 80 years and 13 days, being one of the pioneer citizens of Graves county.
Born in Washington county, Ky. in 1829, he came to this county at the age of 9 years with his father Cornelius Carrico. He was one of the early settlers of the Fancy Farm section and has been one of the leading and prosperous farmers. He had probably done as much good for his community and neighbors as any one man. He was loved by all who knew him and there was scarcely a child of miles and miles around that was not familiarly acquainted with uncle Jeff Carrico.
The deceased was married in his early manhood days to Miss Mary Willett, daughter of Samuel Willett. His aged wife and three sons survive him. The result of the marriage was seven children -- four girls and five sons. All of the daughters and two sons are dead. The living sons are Joe and Lucius, of the Faris and Fields clothing firm of Mayfield, who is well known all over Western Kentucky.
Jeff Carrico was a faithful member of the St. Jerome Catholic church being one amoung the first members. The funeral was conducted from the church Friday afternoon by Rev father Haesley with burial at 5:30 o'clock in the St. Jerome cemetery.
The Weekly Messenger -
Mayfield, Kentucky
Thursday, June 24, 1909, p. 9
.
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Henry Jefferson Carrico was the son of Cornelus Carrico
(b. ca 1798 MD) & Theresa O'Bryan (b. ca 1797 KY) who married 1823 in Washington Co. KY and by 1840 were residing in Graves Co., KY.
Cornelius is often confused with the Cornelius Carrico (1772-1859) who married Susannah Shanks 1806 in Nelson Co., KY, but they are/were 2 different men.
Also, the picture on the page for Cornelius Carrico (1772-1859) is from St. Jerome's Cemetery in Graves Co., KY and has nothing to do with him as it promotes the confusion between the 2 Cornelius Carrico's.
(This note was provided by Linda Boorom: FIND A GRAVE ID 47055330 on June 17, 2016)
.
Passes Away
____
JEFF CARRICO - AGED 80, Pio-
NEER SETTLER OF
FANCY FARM.
____
Had Lived in County Since He
Was 9 Years of Age-Born in
Washington County.
____
Another venerable citizen has received his final call and this time it is H. Jefferson Carrico, one of the best known men of the western part of the county. His death occurred at 8:30 o'clock Thursday evening at Fancy Farm after an illness of some duration of old age and general debility. He was, at the time of his death, aged 80 years and 13 days, being one of the pioneer citizens of Graves county.
Born in Washington county, Ky. in 1829, he came to this county at the age of 9 years with his father Cornelius Carrico. He was one of the early settlers of the Fancy Farm section and has been one of the leading and prosperous farmers. He had probably done as much good for his community and neighbors as any one man. He was loved by all who knew him and there was scarcely a child of miles and miles around that was not familiarly acquainted with uncle Jeff Carrico.
The deceased was married in his early manhood days to Miss Mary Willett, daughter of Samuel Willett. His aged wife and three sons survive him. The result of the marriage was seven children -- four girls and five sons. All of the daughters and two sons are dead. The living sons are Joe and Lucius, of the Faris and Fields clothing firm of Mayfield, who is well known all over Western Kentucky.
Jeff Carrico was a faithful member of the St. Jerome Catholic church being one amoung the first members. The funeral was conducted from the church Friday afternoon by Rev father Haesley with burial at 5:30 o'clock in the St. Jerome cemetery.
The Weekly Messenger -
Mayfield, Kentucky
Thursday, June 24, 1909, p. 9
.
∼
Henry Jefferson Carrico was the son of Cornelus Carrico
(b. ca 1798 MD) & Theresa O'Bryan (b. ca 1797 KY) who married 1823 in Washington Co. KY and by 1840 were residing in Graves Co., KY.
Cornelius is often confused with the Cornelius Carrico (1772-1859) who married Susannah Shanks 1806 in Nelson Co., KY, but they are/were 2 different men.
Also, the picture on the page for Cornelius Carrico (1772-1859) is from St. Jerome's Cemetery in Graves Co., KY and has nothing to do with him as it promotes the confusion between the 2 Cornelius Carrico's.
(This note was provided by Linda Boorom: FIND A GRAVE ID 47055330 on June 17, 2016)
.
Venerable Citizen
Passes Away
____
JEFF CARRICO - AGED 80, Pio-
NEER SETTLER OF
FANCY FARM.
____
Had Lived in County Since He
Was 9 Years of Age-Born in
Washington County.
____
Another venerable citizen has received his final call and this time it is H. Jefferson Carrico, one of the best known men of the western part of the county. His death occurred at 8:30 o'clock Thursday evening at Fancy Farm after an illness of some duration of old age and general debility. He was, at the time of his death, aged 80 years and 13 days, being one of the pioneer citizens of Graves county.
Born in Washington county, Ky. in 1829, he came to this county at the age of 9 years with his father Cornelius Carrico. He was one of the early settlers of the Fancy Farm section and has been one of the leading and prosperous farmers. He had probably done as much good for his community and neighbors as any one man. He was loved by all who knew him and there was scarcely a child of miles and miles around that was not familiarly acquainted with uncle Jeff Carrico.
The deceased was married in his early manhood days to Miss Mary Willett, daughter of Samuel Willett. His aged wife and three sons survive him. The result of the marriage was seven children -- four girls and five sons. All of the daughters and two sons are dead. The living sons are Joe and Lucius, of the Faris and Fields clothing firm of Mayfield, who is well known all over Western Kentucky.
Jeff Carrico was a faithful member of the St. Jerome Catholic church being one amoung the first members. The funeral was conducted from the church Friday afternoon by Rev father Haesley with burial at 5:30 o'clock in the St. Jerome cemetery.
The Weekly Messenger -
Mayfield, Kentucky
Thursday, June 24, 1909, p. 9
.
∼
Henry Jefferson Carrico was the son of Cornelus Carrico
(b. ca 1798 MD) & Theresa O'Bryan (b. ca 1797 KY) who married 1823 in Washington Co. KY and by 1840 were residing in Graves Co., KY.
Cornelius is often confused with the Cornelius Carrico (1772-1859) who married Susannah Shanks 1806 in Nelson Co., KY, but they are/were 2 different men.
Also, the picture on the page for Cornelius Carrico (1772-1859) is from St. Jerome's Cemetery in Graves Co., KY and has nothing to do with him as it promotes the confusion between the 2 Cornelius Carrico's.
(This note was provided by Linda Boorom: FIND A GRAVE ID 47055330 on June 17, 2016)
.
Passes Away
____
JEFF CARRICO - AGED 80, Pio-
NEER SETTLER OF
FANCY FARM.
____
Had Lived in County Since He
Was 9 Years of Age-Born in
Washington County.
____
Another venerable citizen has received his final call and this time it is H. Jefferson Carrico, one of the best known men of the western part of the county. His death occurred at 8:30 o'clock Thursday evening at Fancy Farm after an illness of some duration of old age and general debility. He was, at the time of his death, aged 80 years and 13 days, being one of the pioneer citizens of Graves county.
Born in Washington county, Ky. in 1829, he came to this county at the age of 9 years with his father Cornelius Carrico. He was one of the early settlers of the Fancy Farm section and has been one of the leading and prosperous farmers. He had probably done as much good for his community and neighbors as any one man. He was loved by all who knew him and there was scarcely a child of miles and miles around that was not familiarly acquainted with uncle Jeff Carrico.
The deceased was married in his early manhood days to Miss Mary Willett, daughter of Samuel Willett. His aged wife and three sons survive him. The result of the marriage was seven children -- four girls and five sons. All of the daughters and two sons are dead. The living sons are Joe and Lucius, of the Faris and Fields clothing firm of Mayfield, who is well known all over Western Kentucky.
Jeff Carrico was a faithful member of the St. Jerome Catholic church being one amoung the first members. The funeral was conducted from the church Friday afternoon by Rev father Haesley with burial at 5:30 o'clock in the St. Jerome cemetery.
The Weekly Messenger -
Mayfield, Kentucky
Thursday, June 24, 1909, p. 9
.
∼
Henry Jefferson Carrico was the son of Cornelus Carrico
(b. ca 1798 MD) & Theresa O'Bryan (b. ca 1797 KY) who married 1823 in Washington Co. KY and by 1840 were residing in Graves Co., KY.
Cornelius is often confused with the Cornelius Carrico (1772-1859) who married Susannah Shanks 1806 in Nelson Co., KY, but they are/were 2 different men.
Also, the picture on the page for Cornelius Carrico (1772-1859) is from St. Jerome's Cemetery in Graves Co., KY and has nothing to do with him as it promotes the confusion between the 2 Cornelius Carrico's.
(This note was provided by Linda Boorom: FIND A GRAVE ID 47055330 on June 17, 2016)
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Inscription
Father Mother
Family Members
Siblings
Children
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Mary Melvina Carrico Gent
1852–1886
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Samuel Cornelius "Sam" Carrico
1856–1921
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Alexander Francis Carrico
1857–1890
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Lucian Jefferson Carrico
1860–1919
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Elisha C Carrico
1863–1882
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Joseph M "Joe" Carrico
1865–1939
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Elizabeth Madeline "Nettie" Carrico Neel
1867–1898
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Nancy Beatrice "Nannie" Carrico Robb
1870–1903
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