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Title: "History of Laclede, Camden, Dallas, Webster, Wright, Texas,
Pulaski, Phelps and Dent counties, MO"
| Author: |
Goodspeed, 1889." |
| Publisher: |
Boyd Publishing Company , PO Box 367, Milledgeville, GA
31061
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| Repository: |
My Spring, 1995 catalog lists this as MO-6, 1326 pp, $55.00.
Postage and Handling is $2.75 for the 1st book.
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| Source Data: |
Local
Histories and family legends/ sketches of 1889 Wright County MO
- Data Notes:
- 116-116 2000
NICHOLDS, Stephen M. 44 m NY mer (Marvin) 1840 Crawford Co MO;
1860 Wright Co #273; by 1870 he went back to Phelps Co MO where he d in
1883; see McCLANAHAN FAMILIES From TN to MO by Sibyl M. BAKER
pg 65; he m on 28 Dec 1821 in Owens Co IN to: Sarah (Sally) 43 f
TN nee: OAKS; b in 1807 in NC dbefore 1880; d/o John OAKS;
Alonzo 14 m MO sch b 1836 at St James Phelps Co MO d 18 Feb
1853 at Hartville Wright Co MO
Manerva 11 f MO sch m a SUTTON.
Melicia (Melissa) 09 f MO sch 1st m Andrew Jackson YOUNG s/o
Alfred Jackson YOUNG & Rutha RIPPEE, they had two children Alfred
Locratus "Crate" & Sarah Jane; Andrew was killed by bushwhackers
on his way home from the Civil War; see 1850 Wright Co
#109-109; she 2nd m on 30 Jul 1865 in Phelps Co MO to James
Harrison Bradford COPE, see 1860 Wright Co #100; 1870 Wright Co
#644; 1880 Wright Co Elk Creek Twp #30-30; 1900 Wright Co Elk
Creek Twp #51-52; 1910 Wright Co Elk Creek Twp #157-157 he is a
wid age 69 in the household of his son James F. COPE & Nola
CLINE; Malissa was b 29 Feb 1841 d 9 Sep 1908;
... James
H.B. d 11 Oct 1917, both are bur in Cold Water Cem; James H.B.
COPE 1st m Minerva ROBERTS and had two children Sarah Ann &
James F.; Melissa & James H. B. COPE had seven children
together, they raised eleven all together; see GOODSPEED'S HISTORY of
WRIGHT COUNTY pg 1165; James H. B. COPE'S
maternal grandfather, Lewis
BOLIN served in the War of 1812, and was the
first man to enter the British fort at the battle of New Orleans, he
had fourteen holes shot through his coat as he went in; he afterward
served all through the Texas War and when it closed he wrote to
his family and said "Come to Texas" for he had enough land for
all his children. He was never heard from again.
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