Joseph Haesley CARRICO & Mary Irene THOMAS

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Joseph Haesley CARRICO
Mary Irene THOMAS

Husband: Joseph Haesley CARRICO
Birth: 19 Mar 1893, Fancy Farm, Graves Co., KY
Death: 10 Apr 1987, Fancy Farm, Graves Co., KY
Father: William Constantine CARRICO
Mother: Alice Bridget CASH

Marriage: 11 Jan 1915

Wife: Mary Irene THOMAS
Birth: 20 Jan 1898, Kirbyton, Carlisle Co., KY
Death: 19 Mar 1977, Fancy Farm, Graves Co., KY
Father: Robert Abell THOMAS (1875-1961)
Mother: Lucettia Cecelia HAYDEN (1879-1966)

Children — born in Fancy Farm, Graves Co., KY:

1. Mary Teresa CARRICO, b. 25 Mar 1916
2. Bernard Harold CARRICO, b. 20 Aug 1917
3. Thomas Francis "Frank" CARRICO, b. 11 Nov 1920
4. Joseph Randall CARRICO, b. 3 Mar 1923
5. Elizabeth CARRICO, b. 15 Nov 1924
6. Ignatius Jude CARRICO, b. 16 Nov 1925
7. Robert Leon CARRICO, b. 2 Nov 1929
8. Charles Rudolph "Rudy" CARRICO, 2 Nov 1929
9. Anna Ruth CARRICO
10. Mary Elizabeth "Betty" CARRICO
11. Patricia Irene "Pat" CARRICO

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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