Charles Brooks born of Brooks and Thornton
marriage - X
James Edgar Brooks Jr married Mary Ella Thornton
http://www.hometown.aol.com/whosinourgenes/myhomepage/family.html
Cecil Earl Fenn Carter was adopted but was born to
Fenn and Stone marriage
Frank Delbert Cochran was born to Miller and
Cochran marriage
Great Grandpa Jacob Benjamin Cochran and his second wife Clora Jane Miller came from Iowa to Kansas about 1890 and had Frank Delbert Cochran.
Great Grandpa Benjamin Wallace Coonfield married Lattie Cedonia Little in 1891.
Great Grandpa William Frank Fenn married Anna Lou Stone in 1893, divorced about 1900 and both remarried.
Ann Stone's ancestry is found in Michael Stone of Maryland
removing to Alabama.
Great Grandpa Charles Allen McClain married Emma Lorena Bozeman in 1908
Great Great Grandpa John Fenn/Fann married Emeline Harrell in GA and had our William Frank Fenn in Tuskegee Alabama in 1855
Great Great Grandpa Dempsey Harrell stayed in
Georgia?
Great Great Grandpa Josiah Marion McClain left his first wife in GA and came to Alabama in the
Civil War and married Elizabeth Broadway in Ramer Alabama and had our Charles Allen McClain.
Great Great Grandpa John Thomas Bozeman married
Alice Lorena Stephens in Ramer Alabama and had our Lorena Emma
Bozeman. Lorena connect to Peter Bozeman, son of
William Henry and to William's father Peter Boseman who was married to Sarah Brown.
Brooks was born to Brooks and Ballard marriage
James Edgar Brooks married Susie Mae Cooper
Thornton was born to Thornton and Hood
marriage
John Brooks married Roxanna Permilia Smith in Tennessee about 1860; John came from Pennsylvania and his
father was from Holland and his mother was from France. John's son, John, married Annie Clark Ballard in Tennessee and they moved into Alabama and are buried at Greenwood
Cemetery.
Cooper, Levi Benjamin married Sarah Elizabeth Sallie Carter in 1884 in Montgomery AL and his family came from Chambers County Alabama. GrandpaCarter ( headstones )
Hood, Bessie Mae's parents were Wesley Hood and
Ella Mae O. and they are all buried at Caine's Chapel Cemetery in
Holtville, Alabama.
John Brooke of Holland had John, Christine, Edward
and Henry.
James Calvin Ballard married Willie Eudora
Florence Craig in 1876 TN
Charner P. Cooper of South Carolina married Sara
F. Lee in 1845 Chambers AL
Thomas Randolph Carter married Mary Josephine Hereferd about 1861 and had Sallie
Carter. Thomas was first married Lacy Bozeman, daughter of Jesse Bozeman, who died
young.
James Baxter Jr married Hester Ward of NC in 1829
TN
David C Craig married Catherine Connelly of NC in
1832
These families are all living close together on
the census records.
Charner Cooper's mother is only known as Alsey.
His father was Andrew Cooper of South Carolina. Charner and Sarah F Lee had a son named Levi.
John L Hereford married Jemima Ramey about
1818
John Wise Carter came from South Carolina to
Talledega Alabama.
John Baptist Bond married Catherine Kitty Stone of
NC in 1819 TN -
Henry Smith of a Virginia John Smith lineage
married Sinia Evans in 1819 TN
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http://www.hometown.aol.com/cochransgenweb/Family.html
http://www.hometown.aol.com/bozemangenweb/1.html
http://www.hometown.aol.com/kc90853/1.html
http://www.hometown.aol.com/alabamagenealogy/1.html
http://kathycochran.tribalpages.com/
http://www.freewebs.com/cochrangenealogy/
Cochran, Jacob, said his ancestors came from Scotland. His headstone has a star
emblem on it and I might guess he was in some organization or law enforcement, not sure what else it
means. Also heard the stone was made of zinc and could have
been made in Iowa.
Then we go back into the 1700s and
1600s
Millers came from Ireland, where Reverend Alexander Miller is found in Rockingham Virginia, Cooks Creek cemetery,
and Charles Weatherford is found in Charlotte VA in the 1810 census just one year before
his daughter married John C Wright. Near Charles Weatherford is Patsy Weatherford with children and
she could be the Polly Jones Weatherford that we have been
looking for. Of course this Charles we see could be Patsy's son since she appears as the head of
her household. ahem !! why not name a son after your spouse!
Several other family names were in Pennsylvania
Quaker areas, New York Indian County, Rhode Island and Massachusetts
and they all ended up in Ohio
and Kentucky around 1800. They began to move
west and some served in the wars and some searched for gold. Jacob
Cochran apparently became a Miner and apple farmer
in Kansas and he was the first homesteader there in Hill
City.
Charles McClain married Elizabeth Moon in VA and
they moved into the Carolinas and we find them on the Spartanburg SC
census.
John Fann of England married Mary Stone in VA and
their children moved south as some were Indian Traders.
The Bozemans/ Bosmans are found in the 1600s Maryland and VA where they got together with the Stephens, Andersons, Brack, Sellers and even a Doty which connects us to the Mayflower.
The will of Elisha Anderson names his son Elijah http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kc90853/ANDERSON/
John Stephens came from Florida to the Carolinas
to fight in the Rev War
and married A full blood Cherokee, before coming
to Alabama. His son John settled in Ramer Alabama.
Captain George Little of Scotland was in the American Revolution in South Carolina
and went to Kentucky about 1800. His son Jonas Little married Betsy Douglas and had Hiram Lucius
Little, father of our John Wright Little.
John Little married Catherine Crigler and they had
Lattie Cedonia Little Coonfield. John was dark complected, black eyes and
black hair, Cherokee indian by
blood.
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http://www.hometown.aol.com/cochransgenweb/page21.html
http://www.hometown.aol.com/pineapple2744/Coonfield1.html
LINKS:
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/cochrans/FamilyTreeWebpages2.htm
VISIT
www.hometown.aol.com/mrsbrooks2/01.html
LORENA EMMA BOZEMAN'S GRANDFATHER PETER EDWARD
BOZEMAN
DISCOVERY OF PETER'S TOMBSTONE IN MAY 2007 BY
KATHY LORENA