SOURCE- REVOCATION OF RIGHT OF EXECUTRIX FOR SPOUSE’S WILL:
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
County:  St. Louis    
Party Name:  Carrico, Susannah            
Case Number 00869, Date Filed 1830, Microfilm Reel C 27473

Copy of the handwritten probate record transcribed by Dan and Marilyn Devaney keeping the original spelling.  We are still working on some of the words and phrases that are hard to read.  We've used “xxxx” to show these places.

[We think this should have been filed with Vincent Carrico’s Probate Records, not Susannah’s.]

Collection 6, Document 2

Recorded 15 Jun 1816

Know all men by their presents that I Susannah Carrico of the Township of St. Ferdinand in the County of St. Louis in the Territory of Missouri widow of Vincent Carrico of the same township county and territory aforesaid deceased named as executrix in the last will and testament of the said Vincent Carrico deceased declared and do by these presents xxxx that I will not accept the provisions [?] made for me by the said last will and testament of the said Vincent Carrico deceased, or any part thereof.  And I the said Susannah Carrico widow as aforesaid have renounced and do hereby renouncing all benefits provisions or advantages which I might or could claim or demand under said last will and Testament.  And do hereby xxxx claims and shares my right of dower [?] to the estate of the said deceased my husband, according to and under laws of this said Territory in such cases made and provided –

In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal at the town of St. Louis this fifteenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred xxxx.
 
                             her
Signed:  Sussannah X Carrico
                            mark

Signed sealed &
executed in presence of
Cha Lucas
Edw Bates

Collection 6, Document 3

State of Missouri
County of St. Louis
Township of St. Louis

Be it remembered that on this fifteenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixteen personally came and appeared before me the subscriber a justice of the peace within and for the township and county aforesaid in the Territory aforesaid the within named Sussannah Carrico, and acknowledged and declared the within instrument of writing to be her act and Deed hand and seal for the purposes therein mentioned and contained.  In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand on the day and year aforesaid.

Signed:  Joseph Charles[?] a justice
of the Peace

SOURCE-SUSANNAH’S BROTHER BENJAMIN QUICK NAMES TWO BROTHERS IN LAW FROM PROBATE RECORDS FOR JOSEPH TODD:
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
Case Number 00274, Date Filed 1817, Microfilm Reel C 27456

Copy of the handwritten probate record transcribed by Dan and Marilyn Devaney  keeping the original spelling.  We are still working on some of the words and phrases that are hard to read.   We've used “xxxx” to show these places.

Collection #1, Document #3

Missouri Territory
County of St. Louis

Township of St. Ferdinand County aforesaid this is to certify that I Benjamin Quick being solemnly sworn before and by Richard Chitwood Justice of the peace within the County and for the aforesaid Township do depose and say that I represented and managed the sale of the property and effects of my brotherinlaw Joseph Todd on the 7th day of March 1812 and that I took the Notes or bonds from the persons that purchased the said property and that I gave all and singular the notes that I thus took to my brotherinlaw Vincent Carrico for him to collect and receive and the money when received to keep for the sole use and bennefit of the heirs of my Brotherinlaw-Joseph Todd and that Vincent Carrico received the Notes and I believe and I am firmly purrsuaded to the best of my Knowledge that the list of Notes that John E. Allin administrator of the Estate of Joseph Todd, has found among the papers of Vincent Carrico Deceased is A correct and perfect list and account of the Notes that I delivered to Vincent Carrico for him to collect and further I depose that I have given A just and correct account according to the best of my Knowledge of all the real and personal Estate and property that I have any knowledge of or that passed through my hands and further this deponent saith not as witness my hand this 28th day of April 1817.
                            his
Signed:  Benjamin X Quick
                          mark

Sworn to and subscribed before me A Justice of the peace within the county of St. Louis and for the Township of St. Ferdinand.

Signed:  R Chitwood JP

SOURCE-THREE NAMES OF FIVE CHILDREN LEGIBLE IN THIS DOCUMENT FROM WALTER’S FATHER VINCENT CARRICO’S PROBATE RECORDS:
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
Carrico, Susannah
Case Number 00202, Date Filed 1816, Microfilm Reel C 27454

Copy of the handwritten probate record transcribed by Dan and Marilyn Devaney  keeping the original spelling.  We are still working on some of the words and phrases that are hard to read.   We've used “xxxx” to show these places.

Collection #22, Document #4

[The entire page is not visible.]

The estate of Vincent Carrico decd
        to Susana Carrico Admin
to Boarding & clothing of five of the
[can’t read] ... Walter, Lidia, Vincent.

SOURCE-FROM SUSANNAH CARRICO’S PROBATE FILE-NAMES DANIEL QUICK ADMINISTRATOR-NAMES HER EIGHT HEIRS:
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
County:  St. Louis    
Party Name:  Carrico, Susannah            
Case Number 00869, Date Filed 1830, Microfilm Reel C 27473

Copy of the handwritten probate record transcribed by Dan and Marilyn Devaney  keeping the original spelling.  We are still working on some of the words and phrases that are hard to read.   We've used “xxxx” to show these places.

Collection 25, Page 4 IMAGE

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,  That I Daniel Quick as principal, and we Daniel Carrico and Burr Fugate as securities, are held and firmly bound under the State of Missouri, in the full and just sum of eight hundred dollars, to the payment whereof well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents, sealed with our seals, and dated, St. Louis, this tenth day of May in the year 1830.  [looks like 1820]

THE CONDITION OF THE ABOVE OBLIGATION IS SUCH, That if the above bounden Daniel Quick Administrator of all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits, which were of Susannah Carrico deceased, do make, or cause to be made, a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods, chattels, lands, tenements, rights and credits, of the said deceased, which have come to the hands, possession or knowledge of him the said Daniel Quick, or into the hands or possession of any persons for him, and the same, so made, do return and exhibit in the office of the clerk of the County Court for the county of St. Louis, within such times, and in such manner as is, or may be prescribed by law; and all and singular the moneys, goods, and chattels, lands and tenements, rights and credits, of the said deceased, accruing from, or arising out of this estate, which shall come to the hands, possession or knowledge of the said Daniel Quick shall well and truly administer according to law, and pay the debts of the said deceased as far as her assets will extend and the law direct; and, further, make, or cause to be made just and true accounts of his said administration, and make due and proper settlements thereof, from time to time, according to law, or the order, sentence or decree of any court having competent jurisdiction; and shall, moreover, well and truly do and perform all other matters and things, touching the said administration, as are, or shall be provided by law, or enjoined on him by the order, sentence, or decree of any court having competent jurisdiction; then this obligation to be void, and of no effect, otherwise to remain in full force and effect.

[Signed]
Daniel Quick
Daniel Carrico
Burr Fugate
Recorded 10th May 1830
Henry Chouteau Clerk

This day personally appeared before me, the Clerk of the County Court, for the county of St. Louis, the undersigned, Daniel Quick who, being by me duly sworn, upon his oath saith that to the best of his knowledge there are eight heirs of Susannah Carrico now in being to wit:
-James Carrico,
-Daniel Carrico,
-Benjamin Carrico,
-Walter Carrico,
-Lydia Musick,
-Phelix Carrico,
-Malinda Fugate,
-Silas Carrico,
all living in St. Louis County except James Carrico living in Cooper County and that to the best of his knowledge, that the said deceased died without a will, as far as he knows and believes; and that he will well and truly administer all and singular the goods and chattels, lands and tenements, rights and credits, of the said deceased, and pay her debts, as far as the assets which may come to his hands will extend, and the law direct; and that he will make a true and perfect inventory of all the goods and chattels, rights and credits, of the said deceased, and account for and pay over, according to law, all assets which shall come to his hands, possession or knowledge.

Sworn to and subscribed before me, this tenth day of May 1830

[Signed}
Daniel Quick

Henry Chouteau Clerk

SOURCE-FROM SUSANNAH CARRICO’S PROBATE FILE-DOCTOR’S FINAL BILL-PROBABLE DATE OF DEATH:
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
County:  St. Louis    
Party Name:  Carrico, Susannah            
Case Number 00869, Date Filed 1830, Microfilm Reel C 27473

Copy of the handwritten probate record transcribed by Dan and Marilyn Devaney  keeping the original spelling.  We are still working on some of the words and phrases that are hard to read.   We've used “xxxx” to show these places.

Collection 19, Page 3 IMAGE

[NOTE:  Apparently this is Dr. Martin’s final bill thus Susannah probably died April 27 1830.]

The estate of Mrs. Susan Carico Deceased
To Jas. M. Martin Dr
To. visits medicine and attendance
 
              To. visit – 40/ -- three Blisters  12/ --
April 25th          “  emiht[?] 2/ --   catharticte[?] 2/ -- $7.00
& 27 1830          “ Attendence all –           
                                night - - -                            3.00
                          “ visit in the night                                       8.00
Allowed in open court six dollars placed                           $18.00
In the second class – 10th Aug 1830.

Henry Chouteau  Clerk


Collection 19, Page 4 IMAGE

Recd pay in full by the administrator Augus [sic] 21st 1830      Jas. M. Martin


Filed 12th August 1831

Henry Chouteau  Clerk

SOURCE-SUSANNAH CARRICO’S HEIRS:
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
County:  St. Louis    
Party Name:  Carrico, Susannah            
Case Number 00869, Date Filed 1830, Microfilm Reel C 27473

Copy of the handwritten probate record transcribed by Dan and Marilyn Devaney  keeping the original spelling.  We are still working on some of the words and phrases that are hard to read.   We've used “xxxx” to show these places.

Collection 8, Document 1
1836 Aug Term

$70.00 to:
-James Carrico
-Daniel Carrico
-Benjamin Carrico
-Lydia the wife of Reuben Musick
-Felix Carrico
-Walter Carrico
-Melina the wife of Burr Fugate
-Silas Carrico

[Apparently Asa Carrico and Elizabeth Carrico Martin are not mentioned because they were step children of Susannah’s and were taken care of in Vincent Carrico’s will.  We have Mary Louisa, Vincent Jr., and Susannah all dying before their mother.]

Collection 5, Document 2
1837 Aug Term

The Estate of Susannah Carrico
To Daniel Quick

For this amt paid Benjamin Carrico per voucer [sic]    No   1.      $55.00
For this amt paid Rheuben Musick,  voucher         No   2.      $70.00
For this amt paid Walter Carrico - voucher             No  3.     $70.00
For this amt paid Burr Fugate - voucher                 No   4.     $70.00
For this amt paid Silas Carrico - voucher                 No   5.     $70.00
For this amt paid Daniel Carrico - voucher         No   6.     $70.00
For this amt paid Burr Fugate - voucher             No   7.     $15.00
For this amt paid James Carrico - voucher         No   8.     $70.00
For this amt paid Walter Carrico – voucher         No   9.     $70.00
For this amt paid Henry Couteau [sic] Clk  voucher    No 10.     $01.25
For this amt paid Paschull & Carles – voucher        No 11.     $02.75
For this amt paid Sumary [?] acts – voucher        No 12.     $09.00
                                               
                                                           $573.00

SOURCE-DAUGHTER LYDIA CARRICO MUSICK'S PROBATE-NAMES KNOWN HEIRS-NAMES SIBLINGS & HALF SIBLINGS:
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
County:  St. Louis    
Party Name:  Musick, Lydia           
Case Number 10078, Date Filed 1872, Microfilm Reel C 33851

Copy of the handwritten probate record transcribed by Dan and Marilyn Devaney  keeping the original spelling.  We are still working on some of the words and phrases that are hard to read.   We've used “xxxx” to show these places.

Collection 5, Document 4

[For clarity, we have listed and numbered the heirs.  The estate was divided into sevenths.  The two half siblings are sharing one-seventh.  This is shown on Collection  13, Document 2 and Collection 10, Document 5.]


State of Missouri
County of St. Louis,
This day personally appeared before me, the Clerk of the Probate Court for the County of St. Louis, the undersigned Leicester Babcock and Phelix Carrico who being by me duly sworn, upon their oaths say that to the best of their knowledge there are the following named heirs of Lydia Musick deceased, now in being; to-wit:

1.  Walter Carrico and
2.  Melina Fugate both of St. Louis County,
      brother and sister of said deceased,

3.  Lydia wife of Phelix Carrico of Warren Co., MO., only child of Felix Carrico who was a brother of said deceased,

the unknown heirs of
4.  Daniel Carrico,
5.  James Q. Carrico and
6.  Benjamin Carrico
late brothers of said deceased and
 
7.  the unknown heirs of Asa Carrico & Elizabeth Carrico
late half brother & half sister of said deceased

and that to the best of their knowledge, the said deceased died without a will, so far as they know and believe; and that they will make perfect inventory of, and faithfully administer all the estate of the deceased and pay the debts as far as the assets will extend, and the law direct, and account for and pay all assets which shall come to their possession or knowledge.

Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 30th day of April 1872
[Signed]
W. E. Wagner, Clerk.

[Signed]

Leicester Babcock
Phelix Carrico

SOURCE-DAUGHTER LYDIA CARRICO MUSICK’S PROBATE-NAMES KNOWN HEIRS-NAMES SIBLINGS AND HALF SIBLINGS:
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
County:  St. Louis    
Party Name:  Musick, Lydia           
Case Number 10078, Date Filed 1872, Microfilm Reel C 33851

Copy of the handwritten probate record transcribed by Dan and Marilyn Devaney  keeping the original spelling.  We are still working on some of the words and phrases that are hard to read.   We've used “xxxx” to show these places.

Collection 13, Document 2

[There seem to be pages missing.]

Acct heretofore paid to Melanie Fugate, sister - $190.00

Acct heretofore paid to Walter Carrico, brother - $180.00

Acct heretofore paid to Lydia, wife of Phelix Carrico, only child of Phelix who was brother - $180.00

Acct heretofore paid to George W. only child of Asa, only child [?? Sarah Ann Musick is listed next as a daughter of Benjamin Carrico.  Could Asa be an only son, not an only child?] of Benjamin Carrico, who was a brother - $45.00

Acct heretofore paid to Sarah Ann Musick, daughter of Benjamin Carrico, brother - $45.00

[Total] - $1313.20

Melanie Fugate, sister, having received $190.00, and being entitled to $187.60, will refund $2.40

Walter Carrico, brother, is entitled to $187.60 and has received $180.00; pay him $7.60

Lydia Carrico, daughter of Felix, who was a brother, received $180.00; pay her $7.60

Reserve for the unknown heirs of Daniel Carrico, who was a brother - $187.60

Reserve for the unknown heirs of James Q. Carrico, who was a brother - $187.60

Reserve for the unknown heirs of  [there is a blank here], children of Benjamin - $93.80

Pay George W., only child of Asa, son of Benjamin, in add. to $45.00 rec. - $1.90

Pay Sarah Ann Musick, daughter of Benjamin - $1.90

Reserve for unknown heirs of Asa Carrico, who was ½ brother - $93.80

Reserve for the unknown heirs of Elisabeth Carrico, alias Elisabeth Martin, who was ½ sister - $93.80

(Record 37 xx. 55.)

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