Well, I found Alexander and Mary J Carrico in the files. They are listed as surname Garices. I will go look for the others and add to the comment lines if I can find. It would be great to have the microfilm. Don't know how easy or hard it is to read. Thanks. Gloria From: JSi7351224@aol.com Date: Sun, 23 May 1999 15:34:29 EDT Subject: Possible Error in Macoupin County Census Listing for 1860 To: glofra@townsqr.com CC: JDSissom@juno.com X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 for Windows 95 sub 64 Hi Gloria, I was reviewing the 1860 Macoupin County Census listing and cannot find my gggrandfather, whom I know is there, but fear it is due to my not being familiar with the method of listing. In any case, I ask that you perhaps review the information I have and advise if I missed it or it was omitted. The following information was taken from a microfilm copy of the 1860 Macoupin County census several years ago: The federal census record July 12, 1860, between the creeks (Apple Creek and Macoupin) for Macoupin County, Illinois, shows the following: pg 742-743 866/866 age sex trade born Silas Carrico 43 M Farmer Ohio Catherine 39 F Ohio Samuel Carrico 19 M Clerk Illinois Laura 15 F Illinois Harriet 8 F Illinois Lucy C. 5 F Illinois Aaron Davis 25 M Farm Hand 867/867 age sex trade born John C. Carrico 81 M Farmer Maryland Elizabeth 81 F Virginia The federal census record taken June 30, 1860, for Macoupin County, Illinois, shows the following: Township 9 range 9 Chesterfield page 32 366-349 age sex trade born Sylvester Ransom 36 Ohio Sarah 27 NY Alexander Carrico 44 Ohio Mary J. Carrico 3 ILL It seemed strange that none of the persons were listed except Sylvester and Sarah Ransom. There are several CARICO families listed, but none of the CARRICO families could I find. John Sissom -- JDSissom@Juno.com