Add a LED and a resistor to a working circuit
You should choose Door #3. 

In this circuit the LED and Motor are in parallel and will work independently of each other.

R4 = (Battery Voltage - Diode Forward Voltage)/ LED Current
R4 = (9-2)/0.01A = ~680R 

The other two circuits will not work the way you think they may.

In circuit number 2, you would need to make the resistor about 650R so the led does not burn out when the motor is starting. This leaves no voltage left to run the motor. 

In cicruit 4, R4 is not limiting the current through the LED, and the full motor start current will go through the LED. The LED will flash real bright then eventually die. After that it will either be shorted, or it will be open at which point R4 will just slow down the motor.