Mollie BOOS(1) Parents:
John Herman BOOS Sr and Matilda CHERBS.
Paul
Delaney BOOS(1) was born on DEC 11
1965 in Richmond Heights, Missouri. He was baptised on OCT 13 1974 in Springfield,
Greene, Missouri, USA. Parkview Christian Church
Pastor Donald F. Gee Parents: Thomas George BOOS and
Luella Kay OREM.He was married to
Linda Marie GUGLIELMI on JUN 18 2004 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
He was married
to Kris ENGSTROM on AUG 8 1997 in Eagan, Minnesota.
He was divorced from Kris ENGSTROM in MAY 2002.
Scott
Thomas BOOS(1) was born on NOV 9 1964
in Richmond Heights, Missouri. He was baptised on OCT 13 1974 in Springfield,
Greene, Missouri, USA. GREW UP IN SPRINGFIELD MO.
GRADUATED KICKAPOO HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD MO. 1983
SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIV.
SOUTHWESTERN COMMMUNITY COLLEGE 1992 Parents: Thomas
George BOOS and Luella Kay OREM.He was married
to Brenda Rae MCCOWN on JUL 23 1985 in Springfield,
Missouri. FIRST MET AT TROTTERS BAR-B-QUE 1983 WHILE WORKING TOGETHER.
MARRIED AT BETHANY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. SMALL COUNTRY CHURCH. OUTDOOR
WEDDING. Children were: Matthew Thomas BOOS,
Katie Breanne BOOS, Jason Scott BOOS.
Thomas
George BOOS(1) was born on JUN 2 1940
in Joplin, Missouri. ADOPTED BY HERBERT BOOS. DO NOT KNOW WHO REAL PARENTS
ARE.
GREW UP JOPLIN MISSOURI
JOPLIN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
U.S. NAVY
STATIONED:
SAN DIEGO, CA
MEMPHIS, TN
HONOLULU, HAWAII
WORK: AIRCRAFT MECHANIC MCDONNEL DOUGLASS
OZARK AIRLINES
TWA (AFTER MERGER)
HOBBIES: CUB/BOY SCOUTS
ST. JOHN HOSPITAL JOPLIN MISSOURI
APPENDIX REMOVED AT AGE 7
SISTER MARY ALFONSES IS GODMOTHER Parents: Herbert Edward
BOOS and Juanita Marion "Pat" SKILLMAN
.He was married to Luella Kay OREM on JAN 1 1962
in Joplin, Missouri. FIRST MET WHEN KAY WAS IN 7TH GRADE AND TOM WAS IN 9TH
GRADE.
TOM WAS A CROSSING GUARD AT THE TIME. TOM STOPPED KAY BECAUSE SHE WAS
CROSSING THE STREET AT THE WRONG PLACE.
STARTED DATING 1958
MARRIED AT VILLA HEIGHTS CHURCH. Children were: Scott Thomas
BOOS, Paul Delaney BOOS,
John Edward BOOS, Katheran Juanita BOOS,
David Glenn BOOS.
Zachary
Glenn BOOS(1) was born on SEP 23 2007
in Minnesota. Parents: David Glenn BOOS and
Wendy Jo SCHMITZ.
Jacob
BOWMAN(1)Children were:
Thomas BOWMAN.
Rebecca
BOWMAN(1). She was married to
Daniel LINEBAUGH on NOV 24 1790 in Shenandoah, Virginia, USA. Children were:
Son LINEBAUGH, Elizabeth LINEBAUGH
, Susanna LINEBAUGH, Catherine
LINEBAUGH, Rebecca Jane LINEBAUGH,
Barsheba LINEBAUGH.
Thomas
BOWMAN(1) was born in 1806 in Green
Co., TN. He died on JAN 13 1863 in Indiana. Parents:
Jacob BOWMAN and Catherine STARNES.He was
married to Elizabeth LINEBAUGH on MAR 9 1820 in Green
Co., TN.
Rosalie
BRAHM(1) died UNKNOWN.
Dawn
Christina BRESLEY(1) was born on JUL
16 1979. Parents: Robert BRESLEY and
Mary Ruth MCCOWN.
Misty
Leigh BRESLEY(1) was born on JUL 16
1984. Parents: Robert BRESLEY and
Mary Ruth MCCOWN.
Robert
BRESLEY(1) was born on MAY 13 1950.
He was born on MAY 13 1950 in Wichita, Sedgwick Co., Kansas.He was married
to Mary Ruth MCCOWN on MAY 12 1970 in Council Bluffs,
Pottawatamie Co., Iowa. He was married to Mary Ruth MCCOWN
on MAY 12 1973 in Omaha, Nebraska. He was divorced from Mary Ruth MCCOWN on
MAY 13 1989. Children were: Robert Allen BRESLEY,
Dawn Christina BRESLEY, Misty
Leigh BRESLEY.
Robert
Allen BRESLEY(1) was born on JUN 8
1976. Parents: Robert BRESLEY and
Mary Ruth MCCOWN.
Nancy
Ann Elizabeth BRIGHT(1) was born about
1794 in , , South Carolina. She died between 1870 and 1880 in , Tippah Co.,
Mississippi. She was buried in Old McCown Cemetery, Tippah Co., Mississippi.
Elizabeth may have also been called Nancy. George and Nancy wer e in L incoln
Co., Tennessee early. They moved from Lincoln Co. to Tip pah Co ., Mississippi
between 1840-1846.
!MARRIAGE: Marriage Bond for George McCown and Elizabeth Right, 24 Ju ne 1805,
Lincoln Co., Kentucky, Loose Marriage Bonds. James Right joi ned George on the
bond, and it was witnessed by Thos. Montgomery.
!CENSUS: 1860 U.S. Census, Tippah Co., Mississippi, Northern Division , Post
Office, McLane's Store, Dwelling 862, Family 787, 13 July 1860 , page 118-119.
National Archives Microfilm M653, Roll 592.
In the Household of L. S. McCown:
Nancy McCown, age 65, female, white. Value of Personal Estate, $ 2500 . Born
in South Carolina.
!CENSUS: 1870 U.S. Census, Tippah Co., Mississippi, Range 3, Townshi p 2, Dwelling
and Family 152, Post Office, Ripley, 5 August 1870, pag e 123. National Archives
Microfilm M593, Reel 750.
In the Household of L.S. McCowen:
Nancy McCowen, age 75, female, white. Born in South Carolina.
She was married to George MCCOWN on JUN 24 1805
in , Lincoln Co., Kentucky.
JoAnn
BROOKS(1) James move to OK after
1910 census, living with 3 daughters, Louella K inkade Levy, Mary Kinkade Johnson,
Edith M Kinkade along with the Lev y children.She was married to
James F KINKADE in Sumner Co, Tennessee.
Johanna
BRUMMETT(1) was born on MAR 11 1855
in Jackson Co., Kentucky. She was born on MAR 11 1855 in , Jackson Co., Kentucky.
She died on DEC 26 1923 in Mount Vernon, Rockcastle Co., Kentucky. She died
on DEC 26 1924 in Mount Vernon, Kentucky. She was buried in Maple Grove Cemetery,
Rockcastle, Trigg Co., Kentucky. Johanna joined the United Baptist Church at
Old Salem, Kentuck y abou t 1874.
!MARRIAGE: Marriage Record for J.W. McCowan and Joana Brumett, 17 Oct . 1876,
Laurel Co., Ky. Marriage Records, Co. Clerk's Office, London , Ky. Letter, 31
July 1995.
!OBITUARY: [Johannah Brummett] Laurel River Baptist Association Minut es, p.12.
Letter, 31 July 1995. Marriage date listed as 18 Nov. 1876 , which does not agree
with marriage record.
She was married to James William MCCOWN on OCT
17 1876 in , Laurel Co., Kentucky. She was married to
James William MCCOWN on OCT 17 1876 in London, Kentucky. Children were:
Nancy MCCOWN, Joe MCCOWN
, Mary J. MCCOWN.
BRUNER
(1)
Lucinda
BRYANT(1) was born in 1821 in , , Tennessee.
She was married to William LANGLEY on OCT 20 1836 in
, Laurel Co., Kentucky. Children were: Mary Frances LANGLEY
.
Jeanne
BURRIS(1) Parents:
Ray BURRIS and Evelyn OREM.
Ray
BURRIS(1)Children were:
Jeanne BURRIS.
Eugene
Thomas CAHILL(1). Children were:
Patricia CAHILL.
Patricia
CAHILL(1) was ill with in 1959 in Minneapolis,
MN. She died in 1959. Parents: Eugene Thomas CAHILL
and Kurtlandean Marion Irene Schaleben (IRENE).
Children were: Christopher PALMISANO,
William PALMISANO, Gene PALMISANO,
Marianna Francis PALMISANO.
Susan
Ann CARLSON(1) was born on APR 2 1961
in Aiken, Minnesota.She was married to Mearl Ellwin
GIBBS on JUL 18 1981 in Aiken, Minnesota. Children were:
Lori Sue GIBBS, Debbie Jean GIBBS.
Margaret
Karr/ CARR(1) was born about 1747 in
, Augusta Co., Virginia. She was christened on AUG 2 1747. She died about 1836
in , Cole Co., Illinois. She was buried in Old Baptist Church Cemetery, Paradise
Township, Cole Co., Illinois. Margaret was called Peggy. She was baptized at
Tinkling Spring s Presb yterian Church in Augusta Co., Virginia. George and Margaret
p ut thei r church letter in the Big Pidgeon Baptist Church in Jefferso n Co.,
T ennessee in 1792. She is buried in the Old Baptist (Curry) Ce metery, in Paradise
Township, Coles Co., Illinois.
She was married to George MCCOWN about 1766.
Brenda
CARRIER(1) was born on SEP 25 1949
in Decatur, Alabama.She was married to Kenneth Wayne
MCCOWN on JUL 18 1970 in Decatur, Alabama. Children were:
Sean Troy MCCOWN, Christropher Shane MCCOWN,
Jacquelyn Nicole MCCOWN.
Caswell
CARTER(1) was born in 1804 in Green
Co., TN.He was married to Barsheba LINEBAUGH on
FEB 4 1838 in Green Co., TN.
Edith
CARYCO(1) Living--unavailable Parents:
George CARYCO and Pearl NINE
.
George
CARYCO(1) died UNKNOWN.Children
were: Edith CARYCO, Virginia
CARYCO, Geraldine CARYCO.
Geraldine
CARYCO(1). Living--unavailable Parents:
George CARYCO and Pearl NINE
.
Virginia
CARYCO(1) Living--unavailable Parents:
George CARYCO and Pearl NINE
.
Matilda
CHERBS(1)Children were:
Mollie BOOS, Marie BOOS, Jillie
BOOS, John Herman BOOS Jr.
Lucinda
CHILDS(1) died UNKNOWN.She was married
to Samuel MESSENGER after 1827.
(3) Children were: James MESSENGER,
Alcinda MESSENGER, Samuel MESSENGER Jr.,
Martha MESSENGER, Mary Elizabeth MESSENGER,
Marcellus MESSENGER, Elsie MESSENGER.
Charles
CLEMMER(1) died in 1962.Children
were: Edwin CLEMMER.
Edwin
CLEMMER(1). Parents:
Charles CLEMMER and Bertha Pearl HACKLEY.
Henry
CLINE(1) died UNKNOWN.
CONRAD
(1). Children were:
Kari Kae CONRAD, Darron CONRAD.
Cassandra
Marie CONRAD(1) was born on NOV 26
1992 in Slidell, Louisianna. Parents: Darron CONRAD
and Tanya VARGESON.
Darron
CONRAD(1) was born on AUG 25 1969 in
Waterloo, Iowa. Parents: CONRAD and
Sandra Kay CONRAD.He was married to Tanya VARGESON
on AUG 22 1992 in Carriere, Mississippi. Children were:
Cassandra Marie CONRAD.
Kari
Kae CONRAD(1) was born on NOV 15 1965
in Waterloo, Iowa. She died in JUN 1992 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Parents:
CONRAD and Sandra Kay CONRAD
.
Sandra
Cox CONRAD(1)
Sandra
Kay CONRAD(1) was born on JUN 30 1944
in Waterloo, Iowa.She was married to Leslie Howard
MCCOWN on FEB 23 1980 in Waterloo, Iowa.
Children were:
Kari Kae CONRAD, Darron CONRAD.
John
COOPER(1) was born in 1781. He died
in , Lincoln Co., Tennessee?. There was a Rev. John Cooper, who was a Methodist
Minister, orda ined by Bishop Francis Asbury about 1806. There is a John Cooper
in L incol n Co., Tennessee, but it has not been proven that the two are th e
sam e. However he did purchase land there as early as 1820. Also, h e was one
of the men who was appointed by the Court to lay off one ye ars su pport for
the widow of Francis McCown in 1820.
!MARRIAGE: Marriage Bond for Mary McCown and John Cooper, 1 Oct. 1801 , and Consent
of father, James McCown; Surety, Malcom McCown, Pulask i Co., Ky. Loose Marriage
Bonds, Co. Clerk's Office, Somerset, Kentuc ky. They were married by Thos. Hill
on 7 October.
!CENSUS: 1820 U.S. Census, Christian Co., Kentucky, page 43. Nationa l Archives
Microfilm M33, Roll 20. Possibly the correct John Cooper.
Jno. Cooper
1 free white male under 10 years of age [1810-1820]
1 free white male 26 - 45 years of age [1775-1794]
1 free white female under 10 years of age [1810-1820]
1 free white female 16 - 45 years of age [1794-1804]
1 free white female 26 - 45 years of age [1775-1794]
He was married to Mary MCCOWN on OCT 7 1801 in
, Lincoln Co., Kentucky.
Crystal
D CORCORAN(1) was born in DEC 1979
in Grampian, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, USA. May 1, 2005 - Living in Covina,
California Parents: Kenneth R CORCORAN and
Barbara Susan HEINSCH.
Forrest
O CORCORAN(1) was born in NOV 1977
in Fairfield, Solano, California, USA. As of May 1, 2005 living in Wilmerding,
PA Parents: Kenneth R CORCORAN and
Barbara Susan HEINSCH.He was married to Heather
HARKINS on OCT 23 2005 in Elizabeth, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA.
Kenneth
R CORCORAN(1)He was married to
Barbara Susan HEINSCH in JUL 1976 in Fairfield, Solano, California, USA.
He was divorced from Barbara Susan HEINSCH in 1982. Children were:
Forrest O CORCORAN, Crystal D CORCORAN.
David
COX(1) was born about 1737 in McDowell's
Mill, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania. He died before APR 1819 in , Grayson Co.,
Virginia. David was born near McDowell's Mill. He probably came to August a
Co. , Virginia in the fall of 1756. He and his brothers, John and Jo shua were
in the Indian Wars after their arrival in Augusta County.
The Cox family information came from "As a Tree Grows," compile d by
V erl F. Weight, 5343 Halsted Avenue, Carmichael, California an d assist ed by
Mrs. Charles W. Cox, Piney Creek, North Carolina, in Se pt. 1962 . The 1st edition
was limited to 200 copies. This book also i ncluded "History of a Branch
of Our Cox Family, compiled by Rev. Sime on O. Co xe (1877-1955). The Library
of Virginia, in Richmond, and th e Nationa l Genealogical Society Library, Arlington,
Virginia both hav e copies.
The Cox family were of the Methodist faith and were close friend s of Bishop
Francis Asbury as proven by the Asbury Journals. Margare t and David were also
Methodist.
By about 1765 David Cox and brother John were on New River in th en Au gusta
County, which became Botetourt County in 1769, Fincastle C ount y in 1772, Montgomery
County in 1776, Wythe County in 1789 and fi nall y Grayson County in 1792. George
and Malcom McCown, brother-in-la ws o f David Cox, were in the New River area
for some time with the Co x br others and their sister Margaret. The area was
on the border of w hat later became the line between North Carolina and Virginia.
Col. Robert B. Cox, 104 F Windsor Castle Drive, Newport News, Vi rgini a 23602
(March 1994) is a descendant of this line. He has done g eneal ogical research.
Ginger Ballard, 4657 Blanco Drive, San Jose, Ca lifor nia 95129 is also a descendant
(July 1995). Norman Bea Cox, 630 6 Sylv an Drive, Columbia, South Carolina 29206-1554,
is a descendan t also.
!WILL: Will of David Cox, 8 January 1818, Grayson Co., Virginia Will s 1:227-229,
Co. Clerk's Office, Independence, Virginia. Transcribe d line for line from a
copy made from microfilm of the original will.
In the name of God Amen. I David Cox of the County of Grays on
and State of Virginia Being verry weak in body but of perfect
mind & memory thanks be given unto god Calling unto mind the
mortality of my body and Knowing that it is appointed for all me n
once to Die do make and ordain this my Last will and Testament
that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend
my Soul into the hands of Almighty God that gave it and my
body I recommend to the Earth to be buried in decent Christian
burial at the discretion of my Executors nothing doubting but at
the general resurrection I shall recover the same again by the
mighty power of God. and as touching such worldly Estate whare
with it has pleased God to bless me in this life I give devise
and dispose of the same in the following manner and form:
First I make and appoint my Son Samuel Cox & my Daughter
Ann Cox to be my Executors and Executrix of this my Last will an d
testament all my Just Debts to be paid in the irst place and
my Estate to be devided followeth: to my Daughter Ann Cox I give
and bequeath a Negro boy named James also to my Daughter Cath-
erine Blevins I give and bequeath a negro boy named Ben that
she has now in her possession also to my Daughter Mary Phips I
give and bequeath a Negro Girl named Sarah her natural
life time and at her death the said negro girl and her increas e if
any to be left to her Children. Equal Divided also to my Daughte r Ma
garet Duglass I give and bequeath a Negro Girl Named Agness
and not to be exposed of in no manner by no person nor persons i n
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her natural lifetime then the said Negro girl and her increase t o be Equa
lly divided amongst her Children also to Seven of my sons that i s to say
Joshua, John, Samuel, David, Andrew, Rankin and Alexander Co x I give
and bequeath my four negroes to wit Betty, Alse, Sarah and Pleas ant
to be set up and sold amongst our Selves at the highest bidder a nd
Alse and her Child Pleasant to be set up together and Sold and t he mo
ney to be Equally Divided amongst the above named sons also fo r my
Negro man Rodge for my Son Samuel to take in his possession my n egro
man Roger nad keep him at work for twelve years and the set him
free and the said Samuel is to give him a piece of land his life
time and to be a guardian for said negro to see that he Beaves
himself and to see that he wont be misused without a cause each
of the legatees to receive one hundred Dollars and the said Mone y
to be paid yearly and to be paid agreeable age to say the oldes t leg
atee first and so on till the twelve years is out of the said ne gro
Roger Dies or gets unable to work for the time he lives or is ab le t o do
good work for each year one hundred Dollars that is to be Equall y div ided
amongst the whole of the legetees also my Son Richard Cox I giv e and be
queath to him my Waggon and hind Gears also to my Son Rankin Cox
I give and bequeath to him my Smith tools he is not to move them
from the Shop till three years after my death also to my Son Ale xande r
Cox I give and bequeath the Land above the Cross fence and from
the River as the fence runs to the top of the ridge then along t he to p
of the Ridge to the head of the rich hollow then down the fenc e to hi s
own line also if he lives to have any Lawful heir then to have t he
hole of the Land I now live on also I bequeath and give to my
grandson Haywood Cox a Son of Samuel Cox the Land that I now
live on Except My Son Alexander has a Lawful heirs, also I giv e and
bequeath unto my five Grandaughters Matilda and Mehala Duglass
one black mare come of Gigon at my Death the said Grand mares
and her increase to be Sold and the money put to Interest by m y Son
Samuel till they come of age if one dies the other to have the w hole
also my Stock of all kinds not mentioned in this my Will and all
Tools and all household goods of all sorts and every thing not m entio n-
ed to be discharged of at the highest bidder also my Still to b e sold
at the highest bidder also fifty acres of Land lying in North Ca ro-
lina Rankin Cox Land and Samuel Cox the land fifty acres to be
devided Equal between Rankin Cox and Haywood Cox or Alex
ander Cox also to my Daughter Ann Cox I give and bequeath one tr unk
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and Watts Hymn Book also to my Daughter Mary Phipps my Bible
also to Margaret Duglass to have Boston's Fourfold State also Ra nkin
Cox to have the Confession of faith all other books for my Son S amuel
Cox to have and to devide them if he thinks proper or keep the m and i f
any of the Legatees is dissatisfyed with this my last Will the y are
not to have any thing more than what they have already got from
me and I do herey utterly disallow revoke and disannul all
and every other forms and testaments Wills Legacies bequeaths
and Executors by me or any wise before named willed and bequests
ratifying and Confirming this and the other to be my las t Will
and Testament In witness whareof I have hereunto set my hand
and Seal this Eighth day of January in the year of our Lord one
thousand Eight hundred and Eighteen
Signed Sealed published
pronounced and delivered David Cox
by the said David Cox as
his Last will and Testament
In the presence of us who in his
presence and in the presence of Each
other have hereunto Subscribed our Names
John Reaves
George Duglass
his
Jesse x Reaves
mark
Garyson April Court 1819
This Last will and Testament of David Cox Deced. was
proven by George Duglass and John Reaves
May Court 1819 This will being heretofore proven by two Witness es
on motion of the Executors ordered to be Recorded
Test M. Dickenson C.C .
!BOOK: Rev. Henry Miller Cox, The Cox Family in America (New York, 19 12). Copy
at National Genealogical Society Library, Arlington, Virgin ia.
!BOOK: B.F. Nuckolls, Pioneer Settlers of Grayson Co., Va. (Bristol , Tenn.:
King Printing Co., 1914), 206p. Copy at The Library of Virgi ni a, Richmond.
!BOOK: Verl F. Weight, As A Tree Grows (Carmichael, Calif., Sept. 196 2). Copies
at The Library of Virginia, Richmond, and National Genealo gical Society Library,
Arlington, Virginia.
!LETTER: Robert B. Cox, Newport News, Va., to Leonard J. McCown, 12 J anuary
1978.
!LETTER: James C. Cox, Roanoke, Virginia, to Leonard J. McCown, 3 Oct ober 2001.
He was married to Margaret Ann MCCOWN about 1764 in
, Augusta Co., Virginia.
Elizabeth
COX(1) Libba.
She was married to James MCCOWN on SEP 23 1802
in , Knox Co., Tennessee.
Mary
COX(1) was born about 1786 in , , Virginia.
She died after 1860 in , Lincoln Co., Tennessee. She was buried in , Lincoln
Co., Tennessee. Mary was called Polly.
!MARRIAGE: Transcribed Marriage Record for Milem McCoun and Polly Cox , 18 Sept.
1806, Knox Co., Kentucky, DAR Book 1:3, Co. Clerk's Office , Barbourville, Kentucky.
Married by James Sullivan, Minister. Letter , 15 August 1982.
!SURVEY: Mary McCown Survey No. 1400, 21 Oct. 1828, Lincoln Co., Tenn . Land
Surveys 2:86, Co. Clerk's Office, Fayetteville, Tenn. 4 acre s on Coldwater Creek.
!CENSUS: 1830 U.S. Census, Lincoln Co., Tennessee, page 263. Nationa l Archives
Microfilm M19, Roll 177.
Marey McCown
2 free white males 5 - 10 years of age [1820-1825]
1 free white male 15 - 20 years of age [1810-1815]
1 free white male 20 - 30 years of age [1800-1810]
1 free white female 10 - 15 years of age [1815-1820]
1 free white female 40 - 50 years of age [1780-1790]
!CENSUS: 1840 U.S. Census, Lincoln Co., Tennessee, Civil District 24 , page 96.
National Archives Microfilm M704, Roll 531.
Mary McCown
2 free white males 15 - 20 years of age [1820-1825]
1 free white male 20 - 30 years of age [1810-1820]
1 free white female 50 - 60 years of age [1780-1790]
2 male slaves under 10 years of age [1830-1840]
1 male slave 10-24 years of age [1816-1830]
2 female slaves under 10 years of age [1830-1840]
1 female slave 10-24 years of age [1816-1830]
1 female slaved 36-55 years of age [1785-1804]
11 total persons
!CENSUS: 1850 U.S. Census, Lincoln Co., Tennessee, Subdivision 1, Dwe lling and
Family 1074, 14 Nov. 1850, page 185B. National Archives Mic rofilm M432, Roll
887.
In the Household of Samuel Bates:
Mary McCown, age 64, female, white. Born in Virginia.
!CENSUS: 1860 U.S. Census, Lincoln Co., Tennessee, District 19, Pos t Office,
Camargo, Dwelling and Family 560, 3 July 1860, page 162A-16 2B . National Archives
Microfilm M653, Roll 1261.
Mary McCown, age 79, female, white. Value of Real Estate, $800 . Valu e of
Personal Estate, $4000. Born in Virginia. Person over 20 unable to re ad and
write.
Fletcher McCown, age 30, male, white. Farmer. Born in Tennessee.
She was married to Malcom MCCOWN on SEP 18 1806
in , Knox Co., Kentucky.
A.
J. CURTIS(1)
Tammy
Jo DALTON(1) was born on NOV 6 1963
in Glacier View, Colorado.She was married to David Bruce
DUNKIN on SEP 9 1984 in Glacier View, Colorado.
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