Thomas C. CARRICO & Mary J. BEEMAN

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Thomas C. CARRICO
Mary J. BEEMAN

Husband: Thomas C. CARRICO
Birth: 21 Dec 1825, Greene Co., IL
Death (Civil War): 14 Mar 1863, Corinth, MS
Father: Dennis Sylvester CARRICO
Mother: Jane CLARK

Marriage: 19 Aug 1847, Jersey Co., IL

Wife: Mary J. BEEMAN
Birth: 5 Feb 1828, Jersey Co., IL
Death: 28 May 1906
Other Spouse: m2. ca. 1891, Daniel BETTIS (1829- )
Father: Orman BEEMAN (1788-1869)
Mother: Talitha WHITE (1799-1876)

Children:

1. Leander C. CARRICO, b. 10 Oct 1848
2. Frances Jane CARRICO, b. 15 Jun 1850; d. 16 Aug 1851
3. Amy Talitha CARRICO, b. 8 Aug 1852; d. aft. 1900; m. Sylvester HAMILTON
4. Mary Josephine CARRICO, b. 14 Apr 1854; d. aft. 1900; m. Joseph RUTHERFORD (1854-1881)
5. Luther M. CARRICO, b. 11 Mar 1857; d. 23 Mar 1857

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Sources:

1. Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900 (online at the Illinois State Archives web site):

CARRICO, Thomas C BEEMAN, Mary 1847-08-19 v. A, p. 47 Jersey Co.

2. 1850 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #

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