SOURCE-PROBATE IN MCCRACKEN CO., KENTUCKY:
Order Books McCracken Co., Kentucky from Kay Helbig "Kim" at <[email protected]>
Book A, p 340.
Monday 14 May 1838
On the motion of Mary Carrico widow of Daniel Carrico, died, ordered that letters of administration be granted her on the estate of her said deceased husband, she having taken the oath required by law and together with Wm. Grimes & Otho Grimes her security entered into and acknowledge bond in the penalty of $800 cons-- as the law directs.

On the motion of the administration of the estate of Daniel Carrico, died, ordered that Alexander G. Ratcliffe & others to appraise the personal estate of the said deceased.

Book A, p 347
13 Aug 1838
An inventory of appraisement and sale of the estate of Daniel Carrico, died, was this day returned and ordered to be recorded.]

Book A, p 350
13 Aug 1838
An attainment of Dower to Mary Carrico, widow of Daniel Carrico, died, was this day returned, ordered to be recorded.

Book A, p 417
Monday 13 Jan 1840
On the motion of Otho Grimes and William Grimes and setting forth that they sworn as security for Mary Ann Carrico administrator of the estate of Daniel Carrico, died, and that they conceived themselves in danger of suffering there by it is ordered a summons issued against the said administrator requiring her to appear at the next term of this court and show cause if any she can why she shall be ruled to county security.

BOOK A, p 423
Monday 10 Feb 1840
On the motion of Otho and William Grimes ordered that an abiais summons issued against Mary Ann Carrico administrator of the estate of Daniel Carrico deceased, returnable to the next term of this court _________ and the motion ordered to be continued.

SOURCE-CHILDREN'S GUARDIANSHIP IN MCCRACKEN CO., KENTUCKY:
Order Books McCracken Co., Kentucky from Kay Helbig "Kim" at <[email protected]>
Book B, pp 73-74
Monday 14 Apr 1845
Susannah Carrico & William Carrico infant orphans of Daniel Carrico, died, over 14 years of age came into court and chose John C. Carrico as their guardian, whereupon the said John C. Carrico, together with Otho Grimes, his security, entered into and acknowledged bond in the penalty of $200 conditioned as the law directs.

Book B, [page # not shown]
Monday 14 Apr 1845
Ordered that John C. Carrico be appointed guardian for Francis E. Carrico, Ruben Carrico, James Carrico infant orphans of Daniel Carrico, decd, under 14 years of age, where upon the said John Carrico together with Otho Grimes and Preiz [Pious] Carrico his securities entered into and acknowledge bond in the penalty of $300 conditioned as the law directs.

BOOK B, p 405
Monday 14 Feb 1853
Franlin [Francis Xavier] Carrico infant orphan of Daniel Carrico deceased over 14 years of age came into court and chose Otho Grimes as his guardian, whereupon the said Otho Grimes together with H. C. Pitt his security, entered into and acknowledged bond to the commonwealth as required by law.


SOURCE-1839 COURT PROCEEDINGS FOR DANIEL (OUR ID# 297) CARRICO’S CONVEYANCE DEED TO BENJAMIN (OUR ID# 31063) QUICK:
State of Missouri Archives
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
County:  St. Louis    
Party Name:  Carrico, Daniel           
Case Number 01466, Date Filed 1839, Microfilm Reel C 27510

Collection 1, Documents 2, 3, and 4 The following probate files can be found here at the Missouri's Judicial Records website.


Collection 1, Document 2

To the Honorable, the County Court of St. Louis County in open session.
Humbly complaining therewith unto Your Honor this petitioner, Benjamin Quick, that heretofore "to wit" on the Eighth day of Axx   [document torn here]
Daniel Carrico, a tract of land situated lying and being in the County of St. Louis and State of Missouri containing fifty five and a half acres for which your petitioner was to pay the sum of five hundred and eighty two dollars, four hundred and ten dollars of which your petitioner was to pay in  satisfaction of a deed of Trust upon the land, and the ballance [sic] to said Carico. That said Carico and Mary his wife Exceuter to your petitioner bearing date as aforesaid a certain title bond obligating themselves to Execute a deed on or before the last day of April 1838. After the Execution of said title bond & before the time arrived for satisfying it by deed, the said Carico departed this life, without executing the deed to your petitioner as stipulated in said Title bond. The Title bond is herewith made an exhibit and prayed to be taken & considered as a part of this petition. Your Petitioner further States that he has paid up and satisfied the full assignment of the purchase money

Collection 1, Document 3

to said Carico in part and to his Administratrix since death.

That the xxx the County Court of Saint Louis County have since granted letters of administration in the Estate of said Daniel Carico to Mary Carico  late  his wife. And that since said appointment no deed has been executed to your petitioner. Your petitioner therefore begs your Honor to make an  order directing and requiring said administratrix to make and execute to your petitioner a deed for the said tract of land set forth in  said petition and title bond subject to the trust deed upon it at the time of the purchase by your petitioner conveying all right title and interest which said Carico had to said land at the time of his death and as in duty bound he will ever pray.

Sworn to and subscribed before me      [Signed] Benjamin Quick

State of Missouri
County of St. Louis

Benjamin Quick the above named petitioner, upon his oath states that the matters contained in the above petition are true and that no part of the contract has been satisfied but as above stated  in said

Collection 1, Document 4

petition.

[Signed]  Benjamin Quick

Sworn to & subscribed before me in open Court
this the 20th day of June 1839
Henry Chouteau, Clerk


SOURCE-DANIEL (OUR ID# 297) CARRICO’S HEIRS:
Missouri State Archives
St. Louis Probate Court Digitization Project: 1802 - 1900
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/stlprobate/
Party Name:  Carrico, Daniel           
Case Number 01466, Date Filed 1839, Microfilm Reel C 27510

Collection 5, Document 3

State of Missouri,     }
County of St. Louis, }  SS.

This day personally appeared before me, the Clerk of the County Court, for the County of St. Louis, the undersigned Mary Carrico who being by me duly sworn, upon her oath saith that to the best of her knowledge there are the following heirs of Daniel Carrico deceased, now in being; to wit-
-Pius
-John
-Mary Ann
-Susan
-William
-Francis
-Reuben &
-James,
all of whom reside in the County of McCracken in the State of Kentucky and are children of said deceased and
-Walter Carrico
also a child of said deceased who resides in the County of St. Louis in the State of Missouri and that to the best of her knowledge that the said deceased died without a will, as far as she knows and believes; and that she will well and truly administer all and singular the goods and chattels, lands and tenements, rights and credits, of the said deceased, and pay his debts, as far as the assets which may come to her hands will extend, and the law direct; and that she 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 her hands, possession or knowledge.  
 
         her
Mary X Carrico
        mark

Sworn to and subscribed before me, this twentieth day of
June 1839

[Signed]
Henry Chouteau  Clerk


SOURCE-1830-CENSUS:
<ancestry.com>
1830 St. Ferdinand, St. Louis Co., MISSOURI
Roll 72, Page 304
and <HeritageQuest>
 (1830 U.S. Census)
MISSOURI
Series: M19 Roll: 72 Page: 304
Daniel Carrico   
-1 male under 5 [John C. Carrico b. 1823-a little off]
-2 males 5-10 [Walter Carrico b. 1818-a little off and Samuel Pius Carrico b. 1821]
-1 male 30-40 [Daniel Carrico b. 1799]
-2 females under 5 [Mary Ann Carrico b. 1827 and Susannah Carrico b. 1828]
-1 female 30-40 [Mary “Polly” Grimes Carrico b. abt 1801]