The Coppage-Coppedge Family, 1542-1955
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James M. SHARP; — 55 — (2) James Bailey MOORE. They lived in Little Rock and David I. Mils stayed with them while at- tending St. John's Masonic College. 5 c.
Margaret Sharp m. Judge F. T. VAUGHAN bue Moore m. Mr. THOMPSON, son of Nancy Bryan Nona Thompson m. Dr. J. N. MCCOLLUM of Conway, Arkansas in 1949. Memory of the Temple-Copped Te-Mills relationship preserved in this branch of the family proved to be the final link needed to establish Isaac's place as son of Charles Coppedge of Mecklenbur...g.
Probably there were two William Coppedges, one son of Moses (ca. 1737 - ) and the other son of Charles (ca. 1735 - post 1800) who each established large families in the South.
WILLIAM COPPEDGE I (probably son of Moses) (1760-70 -ca.
1835) of Franklin Co., N. C. Asred 60-70 in 1830 census of Franklin with 1 s. 1 d. ; dead by 1840.
William D. Coppedje (1805-1887) m. Henrietta (1812- ), a farmer at Cedar Rock, in 1884. He d. 9 Feb.
1887 & Henrietta J. d. 17 June 1889. They had Oliver, 1835; Lucy, 1837; Caliph, 1838; Sarah, 1842; William, 1847 (killed Civil War?); and James, 1849.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
James M. SHARP; — 55 — (2) James Bailey MOORE. They lived in Little Rock and David I. Mils stayed with them while at- tending St. John's Masonic College. 5 c.
Margaret Sharp m. Judge F. T. VAUGHAN bue Moore m. Mr. THOMPSON, son of Nancy Bryan Nona Thompson m. Dr. J. N. MCCOLLUM of Conway, Arkansas in 1949. Memory of the Temple-Copped Te-Mills relationship preserved in this branch of the family proved to be the final link needed to establish Isaac's place as son of Charles Coppedge of Mecklenbur...g.
Probably there were two William Coppedges, one son of Moses (ca. 1737 - ) and the other son of Charles (ca. 1735 - post 1800) who each established large families in the South.
WILLIAM COPPEDGE I (probably son of Moses) (1760-70 -ca.
1835) of Franklin Co., N. C. Asred 60-70 in 1830 census of Franklin with 1 s. 1 d. ; dead by 1840.
William D. Coppedje (1805-1887) m. Henrietta (1812- ), a farmer at Cedar Rock, in 1884. He d. 9 Feb.
1887 & Henrietta J. d. 17 June 1889. They had Oliver, 1835; Lucy, 1837; Caliph, 1838; Sarah, 1842; William, 1847 (killed Civil War?); and James, 1849.
What to read after The Coppage-Coppedge Family, 1542-1955?
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