Gerrard O'CAIN

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Gerrard O'CAIN

Subject: Gerrard O'CAIN — not CARRICO
Birth: by 1711
Death: 1732-34
Location in 1732: Charles Co., MD

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Source:

1. Anon. 1994. Charles County, Maryland, Land Records, 1722-1733. T.L.C. Genealogy, Miami Beach, FL.

p. 141 Liber M, No. 2 Page 288. The mark of Gerrard Carrico of CC was recorded Jun 22, 1732.

[Underlining indicates the transcriber was uncertain.]

2. Archives of the CARRICO Surname Mailing List (online at RootsWeb.com). In a message by Linda Boorom:

Liber M 2 folio 288 actually records the mark of a Gerrard O'Cain & is
listed in the index of that volume as such.
His mark was recorded 22 day of June 1732.
He was deceased by 1734
Maryland Probate Records, 1674-1774
Prerogative court Abstracts, 1733-1738, Abstracts 1733-1738, Page 15
Gerrard Ocane 18.489 CH 4.11.3 May 21 1734 Aug 12 1734
(also Gerrard Ocain)
Appraisers: Mark Pen (also Mark Penn), John Scrogin
Creditors: George Boyd, John Harris.
Next of kin: Jusdith Dutton, W. Cage.
Administratrix: Martha Ocain

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