Fielden Horton CARRICO & Ruth A. FARMER

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Fielden Horton CARRICO
Ruth A. FARMER

Husband: Fielden Horton CARRICO
Birth: 1837/8, Grayson Co., VA
Death: bef. 1870 census
Father: Barnabus Blevens "Barney" CARRICO
Mother: Celia LONG

Marriage: 13 Sep 1863, Grayson Co., VA

Wife: Ruth A. FARMER
Birth: 1840/1, Grayson Co., VA
Death: aft. 1870 census
Father: Andrew FARMER
Mother: Hanna COLE

Children — born in Grayson Co., VA:

1. William CARRICO, b. 1864/5
2. Hannah CARRICO, b. Jan 1870

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Sources:

1. Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940 (online at familysearch.org):

Groom's Name: Fielden H. Carico

Groom's Birth | Age | Race: 1838 | 25

Groom's Birthplace: Grayson Co.

Groom's Marital Status: Single

Bride's Name: Ruth A. Farmer

Bride's Birth | Age | Race: 1841 | 22

Bride's Birthplace: Grayson Co.

Bride's Marital Status: Single

Marriage Date: 13 Sep 1863

Marriage Place: Grayson County, Virginia

Groom's Father: Barny Carico

Groom's Mother: Celia Carico

Bride's Father: Andrew Farmer

Bride's Mother: Hanah Farmer

Source Film: 31758

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