The first Home Steaders of the City, arriving from Iowa Territory after many years in Guernsey Ohio.

Jacob and his first wife with six daughters appeared on the 1870 census of Iowa, then his second wife on the 1880, as they prepared for the long journey south.

Much of their families lived near them and some even followed Jacob to Kansas.

Some of his children and grandchildren and great grands remain in Kansas while some ventured elsewhere and began a vast lineage of their own in Arizona, California, Colorado,Missouri, Oklahoma and Alabama.

• Eunice Cochran (26 KB)
  Jacob's granddaughter
• Jacob Cochran (462 KB)
  1860
• Jacob and first wife (380 KB)
  1870 Iowa
• 1820 (448 KB)
  Oxford in Guernsey Ohio
• Jacob on right (34 KB)
  Frank D on Left
• Jacob's second wife (102 KB)
  Grandmother's Obit
• Jacob (121 KB)
  Military
• Jacob's Tombston (14 KB)
  made of zinc
• 1930 (1097 KB)
  Jacob's son Frank D Cochran and wife Luella near her sister Ruth Coonfield Bates, census includes Frank L. Cochran b 1927

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• Research Files (791 KB)
  Regarding their widespread lineage and contributions from many others involved in the study of the families of Jacob.
• Page Two (1148 KB)
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• Genealogy (3 KB)
  Links
• Jacob (14 KB)
  Family History
• Frank (32 KB)
  Family History
• Alice (71 KB)
  Family History
• Cochran (58 KB)
  Family History
• Cochran Documents (55 KB)
  Family History
• Cochran Documents (557 KB)
  Family History
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  Studying the many families connected to the descendants of Jacob Benjamin Cochran of Ohio, Iowa and Kansas.

• Records
• Cochran to Miller, Parker, Tefft
• Southern Branches
• Grandmother Cochran
• Mama Cochran

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