CA: Timelines of Surname CARRICO (and Variations) in the Censuses

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Timeline Tables of Surname CARRICO (and Variations) in the 1850-1930 Censuses of California

Lines known to be related are highlighted with the same color.
The progenitors listed below are known, believed, or asserted to be
descendants of Peter CARRICO I, 1674 immigrant to Maryland.

Descendants of Abel CARRICO I (<1707-c1790), s/o Peter I
of Charles Co., MD, and Grayson Co., VA

Descendants of Thomas Ignatius CARRICO I (c1741-c1813), s/o Peter II
of Charles, Montgomery, and Washington Cos., MD, and Nelson Co., KY

Descendants of Basil CARRICO (c1747-1833), s/o Peter II
of Charles Co., MD, and Shelby [now Spencer] Co., KY

Descendants of James T. CARRICO (1764-c1815), s/o ?
of Charles Co., MD, and Washington Co., KY

Descendants of brothers Josiah CARRICO (1769-1820s) & Charles CARRICO (c1772-1840), ss/o ?
MD to Shelby/Jefferson/Washington Cos., KY, to Knox/Sullivan/Green Cos., IN

Descendants of John Alexander CARRICO (b. 1775-80), s/o ?
of Montgomery Co., MD; Casey Co., KY; and Martin Co., IN

Descendants of James CARRICO (1779/80-1853), s/o ?
of Loudoun Co., VA, then Vermilion Co., IL

Descendants of Proteus CARRICO (1822-1901), s/o James?
of Hardin/Larue Cos., KY, and Siskiyou Co., CA

The progenitors listed below are proven not to be related to the above immigrant.

Descendants of the CARACOs of Spain and Turkey
(migrated from Spain to Turkey in the late 15th Century, then to the United States in the 20th Century)

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Alameda County
(formed in 1853 from Contra Costa and Santa Clara Cos.)

Location	1850	1860	1870	1880	1890	1900	1910	1920	1930
Oakland						ex/o Thomas John > fr Siskiyou Co >	Mrs. Mary Frances (GRAVES) CARRICO
						s/o George Washington > fr Humboldt Co >	William Isaac CARRICO [æ 47, b. MO, widower]	> to Ventura Co
							s/o ? >	Laurence CARICO [æ 35, b. VA]
								d/o Marion Brown > fr Spokane WA >	Betty M. CARRICO [æ 5, b. OK? WA?]
								s/o ? >	Albert B. CARRICO & Mary __?__
								s/o ? >	John CARRICO & Lillie __?__
Alameda								fr Sacramento > d/o William Henry >	Albert J. STANLEY & Martha Ellen CARRICO	Albert d. 1969 Martha d. 1944
Mission San Jose							b Portugal, s/o ? >	Joseph CARRICA? [æ 59, widower]