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Line of Descent from Immigrant Ancestor:
Peter CARRICO, to Maryland in 1674
In 1674, Peter CURRICO / CARRICO arrived in Lord Calvert's Maryland Colony — a haven for Roman Catholics, who were generally unwelcome in the rest of the colonies.  He came as an indentured servant with a group of English/Irish immigrants on an English vessel.  The orthography of the name suggests it is Portuguese, Spanish, or Italian, but Peter's origin is still unknown.

In 1629, Pero (Peter) Dias CARRICO of MontemoroNovo, Portugal, was condemned by the Spanish Inquisition for the crime of "Judaismo" and sent to prison.  After four years of "inquisition," he confessed his "crime," paid his fines, converted to Catholicism, and was released in 1633.

Nothing concrete connects the two Peters — both of whom are genuine (documented) individuals — but a connection would not be unreasonable given the extreme rarity of the surname.

Links are to family group sheets.


Peter CARRICO
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Peter CARRICO & Margaret __?__
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Basil CARRICO & Margaret __?__
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Charles CARRICO & Martha REASON
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Joseph TRIMBLE & Catharine CARRICO
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John WILLIS & Sarah TRIMBLE
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William WILLIS & Ida BROWN
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Albert STRAUB & Nina WILLIS
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Nina Gale STRAUB
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