Jamero Almedo MORICO, b. 1859/60 "U.S.A. (BS)"

[rosie17]

Yes Shaun J would say that would be the same family on the 1911 census ..Not having much luck finding the father's birth probably transcribed wrong 

Rosie

[Erato]

"The record of that event indicates that JAM's parents were:
  Father: Jamero MORICO, Farmer
  Mother: Abagail SPELLMAN"

When and where did these people die?  Did they stay in the United States [if so, I haven't found them] or did they go to Scotland or elsewhere?

[RayDen]

On the death certificate father is shown as "Boarding House Keeper" and mothers name as Elizabeth Spellman.

[shellyesq]

The Glasgow electoral registers have a James Morico/James A. Morico listed in the late 1890's/early 1900's. 

[RayDen]

There is a James Morico shown on 1871 Surrey Electoral Register.  Having a closer look however shows a James Farquhar Morico.  Apparently this house became the Streatham school for girls in 1894.

[added - just found James F Morico in 1871 at the Shrubbery - he is a Insurance Broker and Underwriter - all his family from UK - name transcribed as Morris]

Can't see any Morico on freebmd before 1947 and no Morico on a UK census, outside Scotland.

[ShaunJ]

There is a James Morico shown on 1871 Surrey Electoral Register.  Having a closer look however shows a James Farquhar Morico.  Apparently this house became the Streatham school for girls in 1894.

That is quite clearly Morice on the register image, not Morico

[ShaunJ]

[added - just found James F Morico in 1871 at the Shrubbery - he is a Insurance Broker and Underwriter - all his family from UK - name transcribed as Morris]

That one is also Morice, not Morico. It's not completely legible but there is an "e" on the end