Anne CARRICO

General Notes

b. Nelson Cty, KY (gravestone)
m. Washington Cty, KY 9 Jun 1827 to George W. BREWER
removed to Daviess Cty, IN 1830
widowed in 1867
d. date from son George's bio (qv.)
buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, Montgomery, IN

burial record:
Brewer, George, Mar. 10, 1802 - May 25, 1867, Born in St. Marys, Md., [Section] C (tombstone: "Sacred to the memory of George Brewer / [born] March 10, 1802 / died May 25, 1867 / Aged 65 years, 2 Months and 15 days / A loving husband and / A father dear / A faithful friend / Lies Buried here / Washington Marble Works")
cf. next record: Brewer, Ann, Feb. 7, 1807 - July 20, 1868, Born Nelson Co. Ky., Wife of George, [Section] C (tombstone: "Sacred to the memory of Ann [faded] / Wife of Geo Brewer / Born in Nelson Co. Ky. Feb 7 1807 / Died July 20 1868 / Aged 61 years 5 M. and 13 days / Blessed are the pre in heart for they shall see God")
also (brother-in-law): Brewer, Mark, d. Jan. 31, 1856, age 57 y. 1 m., [Section] C
cf. next record, for (sister-in-law): Brewer, Treacy, 1801 - 1885, [Section] C

source: Cemeteries of Daviess County, Indiana compiled 1988-1990, vol. III, pg. 111, accessed 7/06 at Carnegie Public Library, 300 W. Main St., Washington, IN; transcriptions by CMB 7/06

from son George's bio (qv. for rest):
History of Knox and Daviess Counties, Indiana
Chicago: The Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1886

Daviess County, Barr Twp., page 811

GEORGE W. BREWER is a son of George and Anne (Carrico) Brewer. The father was born in Maryland, in 1802, and when a lad moved with his father to Kentucky, where he grew to manhood. In 1827 he married our subject's mother, who was born in Kentucky, in 1807. Three years later they came to Indiana, and located in Daviess County in 1831, where they spent the remainder of their lives in agricultural pursuits. The father died in 1867,and the mother in 1869.

Subject was born in 1832. He attended the old-time subscription schools, and on reaching manhood his father gave him eighty acres of timber land which he began to clear. (etc.)

source:
http://members.tripod.com/~debmurray/daviess/davbioref-10.htm

Mary Ann Wade: "The Goodspeed History of Knox and Daviess County, Indiana mentions 'three brothers of Eleanor Brewer settled in Daviess County, Indiana.' Land Office Records show that the following 'took up' land there at an early date.
George Brewer   11/29/1833
Mark Brewer         6/13/1836

more from Mary Ann Wade: "Another interesting note is my husband's father married Mary Frances Gootee, daughter of Alfred T. Gootee and Julia Ann Smith. Alfred's parents were George I. Gootee and Mary Ellen Brewer, and Alfred's grandparents were GEORGE W. BREWER (Eleanor Brewer's brother) and Ann Carrico."

"Catholic Pioneer at the Rolling Fork Settlement" Washington County, Kentucky (Now Holy Name Of Mary Parish; Calvary, Marion County, Kentucky) by: Gerald Thompson, 1977 page 59

"Ann (Carrico) Brewer 1802-1862 married George W. Brewer, 1802-1862 son of James and Mary (Yates) Brewer, bond 6-9-1827, Washington County, Kentucky Surety: John A. Marbin Book II p.41
Mother of: James Frances Brewer c 1823
George W. Brewer Jr. c 1832
Died: July 20, 1868 Daviess County, Indiana aged 64 years 5 months 18 days

source:
Cathie Barnes Barneslbarnes@aol.com

from bio of brother-in-law Benedict J.: bio: BENEDICT J. WADE (...) was the fourth of a family of ten children born to Evan and Ellen (Brewer) Wade. Evan was the grandson of one of the four brothers. He was born in Kentucky in 1793, and in 1820 came to Lawrence County, Ind., where he resided until 1837, when he moved to Daviess County, where he spent the remainder of his days. (...) He was a member of the Catholic Church (...) He was one of the early pioneers and died in 1865. The mother was a native of Maryland and when twenty-two years old moved to Kentucky. She was born in 1790 and died in 1864. She had three brothers who came to Daviess County, Ind., and one yet lives in Barr Township [note: Samuel is the only BREWER Mary E.'s age in Barr, Daviess in 1880[. The Brewer family came from Belgium to this country in the same vessel with Lord Baltimore. (etc., see Benedict's record) (closest match for an Ark/Dove passenger is Mathew Burrowes)

source:
History of Knox and Daviess Counties, Indiana : from the earliest time to the present, with biographical sketches, reminiscences, notes, etc., together with an extended history of the colonial days of Vincennes, and its progress down to the formation of the state government.. Chicago. Goodspeed Pub. Co.. 1886, p. 891-2.

1860 US Census (15 Jun), residing in Barr, Daviess, IN, post office Black Oak Ridge, dw/fam 478/474, head of h/hold is George BREWER, age 58 (b 1802), male, farmer, val of real/pers est 2000/800, b. MD, living with Ann, age 53 (b 1807), female, b. KY, Matilda 17 IN attended school within the year, Martha Jane 15 IN attended school within the year, Stephen WALKER 11(?) IN attended school within the year.

Image Source: Year: 1860; Census Place: Barr, Daviess, Indiana; Roll: M653_251; Page: 797; Image: 210.

1850 US Census (Oct 25), residing in Barr Twp, Daviess Cty, IN, head of h/hold is George BREWER 49 "MA" (prob. Maryland) (est b yr 1801), val of real est 760, living with (wife) Anne 43 KY (est b yr 1807), and nine (children) James 22 KY, John 20 IN, Geroge 18 IN, Susan 16 IN, Rosalia 14 IN, Martha 9 IN, Mathilda 7 IN, and Richard H. 5.

record citation:
Page:    168
Roll:    M432_140

1840 US Census, residing in not stated, Daviess, IN, head of h/hold is Geo BREWER 012001-210001, thus:
eldest male 30-40 (b est 1800-1810) (Geo 1802)
two males 10-15 (b est 1825-1830) (James Frances 1828, John 1830)
one male 5-10 (b est 1830-1835) (George W. 1832)
eldest female 30-40 (b est 1800-1810) (Anne 1807)
one female 5-10 (b est 1830-1835) (Susan 1834)
two females 0-5 (b est 1835-1840) (Rosala 1836, plus Martha 1841?)

source:
Roll:    77 Page:    33

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