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Story of the Cockrill Family

Origins

cock·er·el (kòk¹er-el) noun.
A young rooster. [Middle English cokerel.]


The name Cockrill is a French name and was spelled Quoquerelle.  The first person of that name seems to have gone to England in 1066 with William the Conqueror.  He was a younger son of the Duke of Agincourt.  The name became Anglicized and became Cockerelle, then Cockerell or Cockerill.  The last "e" seems to have been the first letter that was dropped, but by 1851 when Queen Victoria gave the medal to Mark R. Cockrill for the finest wool in the world at the Crystal Palace Exposition, the name was misspelled Cockerill.

The Cockrills seem to have settled around Shakespears's country because there are many Cockerells buried in the church at Stratford.  The Cockrills married the younger sons and daughters of the Plantagenet royal line.  In the Oxford library one of their treasured possessions is a book done by hand by James Cockerell.

The English Cockrills continued to spell their name Cockerill.  As late as November 22, 1948 an article in Life Magazine stated the largest iron works in the world was the Seraing Plant near Leige, Belgium which employed 2, 500 workers.  It was founded by an Englishman named John Cockerill.

The first Cockrell to come to America was John Cockrell who was born in Wales between 1734 and 1740.  He was under Braddock's command in 1755 in fighting Indians.  He had a good education, a pleasing appearance and manner.  He was five feet, ten inches tall with brown hair and eyes.  In December 1757 John Cockrell decided to remain in Virginia where he received several land grants for his military services.  Soon he accumulated a number of slaves to work his large holdings.  Like Washington, Jefferson and the Randolphs he became quite wealthy due to his land grants for fighting the French and Indian Wars.

The name of John's first wife is may have been Tapling and  they hand a son Simon born about 1755 in Virginia, who always spelled his name similar to his father, Cockrell.  Simon, educated by private tutors, later settled in Kentucky.  He visited John, his father, a number of times in Tennessee, and at one time even considered moving here.  His descendants moved to Missouri and later sent a congressman to Washington.

Because of his position and knowledge John Cockrell was sent to the Virginia House of Burgesses.  During this time Lord Del La Ware was the representative of the British Crown and was governor of Virginia.  Later the state of Delaware was named for him.  While visiting in the home of Lord Del La Ware, John Cockrell met the young granddaughter, Barbara Fox who later became his  second wife.  A son born of this union was named John for the father.  Young John had private tutors and the plan was both Simon and John to complete their education in England.  However John was still a young boy when his father died.

Barbara Fox Cockrell, a young woman of great charm and now of wealth, married David Collingsworth.  All wealth and property of John Cockrell became the property of Mr. Collingsworth since at that time married women could not own property.  Soon young Cockrill had another half

Source of the above: The Cockrill Family by Mary Harris Cockrill.  Pages 44-45
 
 

The earliest mention of a Cockrell that I have found was at the Battle of Hastings in the year 1066.

Many of the colonists came to North America from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. But the New World attracted settlers from France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, and other European countries as well.  The tradition has been handed down in several branches of the  family that the progenitors of the Cockrell family in America were two brothers who emigrated from England to Maryland with the first Lord Baltimore expedition in 1634 or shortly thereafter, that one of the brothers remained in Maryland and the other moved to Virginia. Although no record has been found to positively prove this, such records as have been available tend to substantiate it, and therefore until evidence is found to the contrary it will be assumed that this tradition is true.

Migration and Beginnings

By January 8, 1815 the  Battle of New Orleans and War of 1812 had ended.  Margaret Cockrill (nee Hudnall) came to settle in Warren County, Kentucky sometime between 1813 and 1816 with her husband and two small sons from Wythe County, Virginia.   When Kentucky had achieved statehood in 1792 an undetermined number of settlers inhabited the area. Four years later, in 1798,  when the region south of the Green River opened to Virginia's Revolutionary War soldiers, land hungry families from the eastern seaboard poured into the area. Many of the new residents held land warrants that granted acreage in payment for military services. Others had purchased warrants or land from veterans. More than a few were squatters.  Warren County, Kentucky had been created from a portion of Logan County in 1797.

Newcomers generally staked claims along water courses and in heavily forested areas that provided building supplies and fuel, avoiding the "barrens," a crescent shaped, woodless region extending from the present areas of Glasgow, Bowling Green, Franklin, Guthrie, and Hopkinsville.

Our Cockrills probably traveled through the Cumberland Gap and over the Wilderness Road.  (SEE MAP)  From there they may have followed the Green River down into Warren County.  Rivers and animal trails, used by Native Americans and later by settlers, served as the earliest thoroughfares. We have no way of knowing if Margaret and her family used pack animals or Conestoga wagons to transport their possessions. The only other access west, to the Kentucky lands, was via the Ohio River by flat boat.  Travelers endured many hardships to reach their destination. The pioneers were isolated on their farms which were often a distance of a few miles from any other families.

They came prepared for life on the frontier. Women brought household treasures and staple groceries such as coffee and flour, garden seeds, tree cuttings, and chickens. Men packed their tools, seed corn, guns and bar lead. If they came by land in the family wagon, families drove hogs and milk cows.

Margaret's husband probably carried a Kentucky Long Rifle.  A good shooter cost half a man's yearly wage. Most were used for hunting on a daily basis. They were handed down from generation to generation.

We do not know the name of Margaret Cockrill's husband.  A search for his identity is underway.  There has been speculation that it was Presley Cockrill.  According to an 1810 Tax list  a William  Cockereel, and Johnson Cockerell (father and son respectively) were already residing in Warren County when Margaret and her family arrived.   Our Cockrills may have come from Wythe County, Virginia to be with other family members who had come earlier.   I wonder if William is a relative of Margaret's husband.  Perhaps they were brothers.  The 1820 Census has Prestly Cockrill living in Warren County.  By 1830 there are 3 Cockrill households.  William Cockrill is still there,  Margaret is taking care of 5 of her 6 children and  James (her son) is married and has his own home.   Prestley Cockrill has disappeared.

From the 1850 Census we know the  birthplaces of  James and John Cockrill (Margaret's 1st two children) is Wythe County, Virginia.  Margaret's third child, Eleanor Cockriel, was born April 04, 1816 in Kentucky .  It is obvious that the family came to Warren County sometime between 1813 and before April 4, 1816 from Virginia.

Until  the late 1800's "catching the baby" by the father or a neighbor while the mother delivered it from a squatting position or seated in a chair without a bottom had been the standard birthing procedure. Even in the late 1800's  the national mortality rate for white women in childbirth was 34 per thousand.  Up until the 1930s, an American woman was more likely to die in childbirth than from any other disease, except tuberculosis. The mortality rate was particularly high for pregnant women in rural areas where hospitals and qualified medical care were scarce.

My particular line of Cockrills continues on through John Cockrill, Margaret's 2nd child.  John married 4 times. He probably lost his first 3 wive to death during childbirth.   About 1832 John married Sarah Sirles daughter of James and Mary Sirles in Grayson Co., KY.   In 1845 he married Sarah Hayes in Grayson Co., KY , daughter of John and Tabitha Hayes . On   December 02, 1853 in Grayson Co., KY he maried Annie Allen, daughter of John Allen and Nancy Unknown.  August 11, 1857 he  married his 4th wife Rhoda Turner in Warren Co., KY, daughter of Reuben Turner and Elizabeth Lykins. John Cockrill dies in 1890 at the age of 58 having beget 22 children.

The traditional white Kentucky  family before the mid 1800's was tailored to the agricultural needs of the area. Farming was most productive when all the members of a large family were involved, and division of labor was sanctioned by specific skills being passed down to either boys or girls by parents and grandparents.

The survival of the family was the primary responsibility of all members including children. Children were used for labor during the agricultural period before the Civil War.  The strong family structure and agricultural lifestyle of Kentucky left many family members with few choices in life. When children grew up, they were expected to settle near or on family land and to assume the same trade or farming lifestyle as their parents.

It is through John and and his first wife, Sarah Sirles Cockrill, that my line continues.  In 1835 they had their 2nd child and their first son, James Cockriel.  When James was 20 years of age he  married (1) Jemima Allen on September 19, 1855 in Grayson Co., KY, daughter of John and Nancy Allen. On September 17, 1859 in Bowling Green, Warren Co., KY he married his second wife Phoebe Jane Turner, daughter of Reuben Turner and Elizabeth Lykins.

Civil War Years

War clouds appeared on the horizon in 1860 as the nation divided over the states rights and slavery issues. Most Warren countians opposed secession. Throughout the summer of 1861 Kentucky's refusal to choose sides gave temporary respite. But as the state's neutrality melted away in the warm rainy days of late summer, both sides talked of controlling the Bowling Green area, for the town guarded the major avenues--the river, roads and rails--to and from the Kentucky-Tennessee border. On September 18 the first group of Confederates arrived at the Bowling Green depot; eventually about 20,000 southern troops camped along the waterways of Warren and adjoining counties. During their five month occupation of the area, the southern army experienced a frustrating stay. Believing that the county's 17,000 residents were sympathetic to the southern cause, the Confederates soon discovered the citizens were three-to-one pro Union. Thus, they encountered considerable hostility and acquired few recruits. Persistent rumors incorrectly told of large numbers of enemy troops pushing into central Kentucky.

At the age of  25, on  August 2, 1862 James Cockrill enrolled in the USA, Company A 33rd Regiment of Kentucky Volunteers.  He mustered on September 13, 1862.  He died February 03, 1863 in Company A Hospital, Munfordville, Hart Co., KY from Measles complications leaving behind  Phoebe Jane Cockrill who was 8 months pregnant with James Cockriell.  James Jr. was born March 15, 1863 in Warren Co., KY.  Phoebe Jane now had 2 small girls and a baby boy to raise in post Civil War Kentucky. We can only imagine the struggles this family endured.

Union or Confederate, the presence of soldiers for more than four years--the last troops left the area in 1867--drained Warren County of its resources. Troops of both sides bivouacked in orchards, drilled in clover fields, cut down trees, burned fences, stole livestock and horses, requisitioned food and forage (or paid with worthless money or IOUs). They also looted hen houses, smoke houses and vegetable cellars; wore out or destroyed roads and bridges; created frightening sanitation and health problems; violated civil rights and infringed on the dignity and serenity of civilians. At the war's onset the majority of area citizens had been pro Union. Nevertheless, nearly every family had at least one member in each army. The strain of divided sentiments, the loss of loved ones, the destruction of property and the indignities of real or imagined ill treatment created bitterness that remained long after the shooting stopped. Warren County residents, like other Kentuckians, became more "southern" after the war than they had been before it.

Warren County emerged from the Civil War in a sorry plight. Although the majority of residents had been loyal to the Union, the victorious Federals had treated them like foes. Martial law and the suspension of habeas corpus remained in effect for six months after the war's end.   Physical alterations were apparent. The railroad depot lay in shambles, the streets and roadways were riddled with potholes, becoming impassable quagmires in damp weather. During their evacuation, the Confederates destroyed bridges over the Barren River. The Union army had repaired the railroad bridge, but the footbridge had merely been replaced with a pontoon.

My Cockrill line continues through James Jr., the small baby boy born after his father died in a Union Hospital, the small baby body who never saw his father.  James grew into a large, tall, dark headed man with a long, handle bar mustache.  Christmas Eve,  December 24, 1888,  James Cockriel age 25  married Jeanette 'Nettie' Basham who had only 1 week before turned 15. She was the daughter of James Basham and Mary 'Polly' Phelps.  Nettie was short enough that it is said she could stand flat footed under his out stretched arm.  Most of the first years of their marriage James and Nettie lived in Richardsville,  Warren County, KY.  But for a short time they lived in Chicago, Illinois where they had a baby that died.

Turn of the 20th Century

By the December 1900 James and Nettie were still living in Richardsville and had 2 girls and 2 boys.  Two years later another baby girl came along.  To this family  my grandmother, Nancy Ellen, was born.  Nancy Ellen Cockrill, 6th in a line of 8 children, was born 1908 in Richardsville, Warren County, Kentucky.
See Warren County, Kentucky Map
In 1910 her parents, James Cockriel  and Jeanette 'Nettie' Basham, moved just outside of Russlleville, Logan County, Kentucky for a short time (2-3 years).  Then they moved to Todd County, Kentucky where they lived until 1916.
See Todd County, Kentucky.
When Nancy was eight they moved the family back to Logan County near the Kidron community.
See Logan County, Kentucky Map

World War I

The years between 1900 and 1915 were peaceful ones for many residents of Logan County who seemed blissfully unaware of war clouds gathering in Europe. Yet, when the call to arms came in the spring of 1917 James Cockriel was 54 years old, too old to volunteer.  James's son Henry Washington Cockriel, was 24 years old, and  Huey Jackson Cockriel, his other son was only 16.  None of the Cockriels fought in World War I.

The Roaring Twenties

The decades between the two world wars witnessed many changes. The automobile emphasized the need for better roadways.  Cars also increased the demand for oil, and during the 1920s speculators, drillers, and oil company representatives flocked to the area to pump black gold from Warren County's shallow wells.

As teenager Nancy remembers sitting on her front porch and Joe Swallows riding up on his horse.  He had come calling.  At the age of 17 Nancy married 20 year old Joe Swallows.  The year was 1925.  They first lived in Adairville, Logan County, KY for a few months.  Later in  1925, a little over 100 years after Margaret, the first Cockrill, came to Kentucky , the last Cockrill in our line and her husband traveled down to Springfield, Robertson County, Tennessee to start their new life.   When they first moved to Springfield they lived with Ab Scarbrough, Joe's uncle. They had their first child in 1926.  Joe became a carpenter by occupation.  He had  a contractor's license.

The Depression Years

The Depression years witnessed important building projects funded by the WPA.  In 1939 Joe helped to build the Springfield High School that was located on 5th Ave. At one time  he worked for E.I.du Pont de Nemours & Co. in Old Hickory, Tennessee. In 1939 he helped helped to build the Rubber company in Clarksville, TN. He also worked on the construction of Clinton Laboratory  renamed Oak Ridge National Laboratory  about 1943. Joe built a home for Nancy and their family.  Nancy was a housewife.  They had 4 children.  I remember her being a rather good story teller when I was a child.  Nancy was rather tall, had coal black hair and brown eyes.

Final Resting Place

Nettie Basham Cockrill died June 24, 1949 in Russelville, Logan Co., KY.   A year and a half later James Cockrill died December 28, 1950 in Russellville, Logan Co., KY.   They are buried in the back right hand corner of City of Russellville Cemetery, Logan Co.,  KY.


Over 1200 Names mentioned in Presley Cockrill descendants:
Use your Edit find in page until I can establish links from names to information.
A

Adams, Theodore
Adamson, Ann Margaret
Alday, Evelyn Joann
Alexander)Allen, Trevor
Allen, Alice Elms
Allen, Annie
Allen, Jemima
Allen, Mary 'Polly'
Allen, Pauline
Allen, Tolliver
Allison, Edith
Allison, Elizabeth Mae
Anderson
Anderson, Mark Edward
Anderson, William Wallace
Ann, Emily
Ash, Adam Scott
Ash, Timothy Alan
Ashley, James A.
Ashley, Joseph
Ashley, Josephine
Ashley, Nancy
Ashley, Robert
Ashley, Welcome Martin
Jimmy
Axley, Nancy Claire
 

B
Bailes, Virgil
Bailey, Rhoda
Bailey, Roy
Barksdale, Gladys
Barnett, Sarah Dianah
Barrett, Connie Sue
Basham, Jeanette 'Nettie'
Basham, Leandar H.
Basham, Lena
Basham, Vickie
Beasley, Greenville H.
Beeler, Angela Marie
Beeler, Flora Ann
Beeler, Robert Carl
Benjamin, Gary Dale
Benjamin, Jessica Nacole
Benjamin, Kimberly Diane
Benjamin, Michael Leon
Benjamin, William Thomas
Berlin, Diane Elaine
Berry, Della May
Blanford
Blanton, Carlene
Blanton, Jeffery
Blanton, Rictor
Blanton, Sandra Lynn
Bratcher, Ann
Bratcher, Martha Jane
Bratcher, Mary Ellen
Bratcher, Pearl
Bray, Howard
Brooks, Luke
Brown, Doris M.
Brown, Eric Ray
Bryan, Caroline
Bryant, Eliza
Bryant, Mathias
Bryant, Nancy E.
Bryant, Odie
Burden, Carol Ann
Burden, Charles
Burden, Clyde O'neal
Burden, Debbie Detsel
Burden, Frances Jun
Burden, Frank Dale
Burden, Linda Sue
Burden, Sandra Kay
Bush, William
Buttoms, George

C

Carden, Andrew Thor
Carden, Brittany Caitlin
Carden, Christine Ann
Carden, David
Carden, Jarvis Alexander
Carden, Justice Thor
Carden, Theresa Ruth
Carden, Thor Foy
Cardwell, Jason
Cardwell, Jerrica Janae
Carroll, Annell
Carter, Bill
Carter, Marda Seon
Cheran, Michelle Nichole
Clark, Artis
Clark, Bob
Clark, Burnise Pearl
Clark, Edwin
Clark, James
Clark, John E.
Clark, Lelburn
Clark, Lorine
Clark, Marie
Clark, Noblel
Clemings, Rosa
Coats, Lillie
Coats, Theodore
Cobb, Tracy Allen
Cockriel, Ada
Cockriel, Addie
Cockriel, Albert Presley
Cockriel, Albert Presly
Cockriel, Alford
Cockriel, Alice Mae
Cockriel, Alisha Rae
Cockriel, Allie Paradine
Cockriel, Allison
Cockriel, Alma
Cockriel, Alma
Cockriel, Alta Mae
Cockriel, Alvin Ray
Cockriel, Anderson Blaine
Cockriel, Andrew Jackson
Cockriel, Andrew Jackson
Cockriel, Andrew Jackson
Cockriel, Anna
Cockriel, Annie Pearl
Cockriel, Ariel Briana
Cockriel, Arthur
Cockriel, Arthur
Cockriel, Ashley Lashay
Cockriel, Aubrey Clyde
Cockriel, Ballard
Cockriel, Beatrice Irene
Cockriel, Bernice Louise
Cockriel, Bertha Jane
Cockriel, Beverly
Cockriel, Boy1
Cockriel, Bruce
Cockriel, Caralen
Cockriel, Carl B.
Cockriel, Carl Elonzo
Cockriel, Carl William
Cockriel, Carla Jean
Cockriel, Caroline Ann
Cockriel, Carolyn
Cockriel, Carolyn June
Cockriel, Carrie
Cockriel, Catherine
Cockriel, Cathlean
Cockriel, Cecil Everett, Jr.
Cockriel, Cecil Everett, Sr
Cockriel, Charles
Cockriel, Charles
Cockriel, Charles Daniel
Cockriel, Charles Justice
Cockriel, Charles O'Neil
Cockriel, Chester
Cockriel, Christopher Bryan
Cockriel, Christopher Leo
Cockriel, Cifford
Cockriel, Clarene
Cockriel, Clarissa
Cockriel, Claudine Catherine
Cockriel, Clement Lee
Cockriel, Cletis
Cockriel, Connie
Cockriel, Cora
Cockriel, Corda N.
Cockriel, Coy
Cockriel, Coy E.
Cockriel, Crystal Dawn
Cockriel, Damon
Cockriel, Darren Keith
Cockriel, Darrin Glenn
Cockriel, David
Cockriel, David
Cockriel, David
Cockriel, Debra
Cockriel, Delbert
Cockriel, Delbert
Cockriel, Delilah
Cockriel, Deloris Ann
Cockriel, Denise
Cockriel, Detsel
Cockriel, Dewey
Cockriel, Diane
Cockriel, Dimple Mae
Cockriel, Donna Ree
Cockriel, Donnie Wayne
Cockriel, Doris
Cockriel, Doris Melinda
Cockriel, Dorothy
Cockriel, Dorothy Marie
Cockriel, Duma
Cockriel, Earl
Cockriel, Earnest
Cockriel, Edan Lorene
Cockriel, Edgar
Cockriel, Edna
Cockriel, Edward Carl
Cockriel, Edward Lee
Cockriel, Edward R.
Cockriel, Effie L.
Cockriel, Eleanor
Cockriel, Eliza J
Cockriel, Eliza Jane
Cockriel, Eliza Jane
Cockriel, Elizabeth
Cockriel, Elizabeth
Cockriel, Elizabeth Mae
Cockriel, Elizabeth Paradine
Cockriel, Ella Mae
Cockriel, Ellen
Cockriel, Ellen
Cockriel, Ellen
Cockriel, Elmer
Cockriel, Elvira J.
Cockriel, Espiel
Cockriel, Essie
Cockriel, Estel
Cockriel, Etta
Cockriel, Eugene
Cockriel, Eugene
Cockriel, Eva Ellen
Cockriel, Everret Taylor
Cockriel, Evonne
Cockriel, Ezra
Cockriel, Ezra Thomas Sr
Cockriel, Felding
Cockriel, FLoyd Noble, Jr
Cockriel, Floyd Noble, Sr
Cockriel, Floyd Ray
Cockriel, Frances Cordelia
Cockriel, Frankie A.
Cockriel, George Elmer
Cockriel, George T.
Cockriel, George W.
Cockriel, Gladys
Cockriel, Gladys Beulah
Cockriel, Glenn Nicholas
Cockriel, Glory Helen
Cockriel, GreenBerry
Cockriel, Hamilton
Cockriel, Harriet
Cockriel, Harrison
Cockriel, Havard
Cockriel, Henry
Cockriel, Henry L.
Cockriel, Henry Washington
Cockriel, Hettie Jane
Cockriel, Hobart
Cockriel, Homer
Cockriel, Hubert
Cockriel, Huey Jackson
Cockriel, Hugh Lee
Cockriel, Ian Joseph
Cockriel, Infant
Cockriel, Iris Lenean
Cockriel, Ivan
Cockriel, Ivey
Cockriel, Jack
Cockriel, Jackson Layne
Cockriel, Jacob Davis
Cockriel, James
Cockriel, James
Cockriel, James
Cockriel, James
Cockriel, James A.
Cockriel, James Allen
Cockriel, James Anderson
Cockriel, James Dewey
Cockriel, James E.
Cockriel, James Ezra
Cockriel, James Ray III
Cockriel, James Ray, Jr
Cockriel, James Ray, Sr
Cockriel, James Thomas
Cockriel, James Valentine
Cockriel, James Valentine
Cockriel, James Valentine, Jr.
Cockriel, Janet
Cockriel, Janice
Cockriel, Jennifer
Cockriel, Jenny Lynn
Cockriel, Jerry Wayne
Cockriel, Jesse
Cockriel, Jessica Lee
Cockriel, Joanne
Cockriel, John
Cockriel, John Amos
Cockriel, John Amos
Cockriel, John Casper
Cockriel, John David
Cockriel, John E
Cockriel, John Everett
Cockriel, John Forest
Cockriel, John Henry III
Cockriel, John Henry, Jr.
Cockriel, John Henry, Sr
Cockriel, John Riley III
Cockriel, John Riley, Jr.
Cockriel, John Riley, Sr
Cockriel, John W.
Cockriel, John William
Cockriel, Johnie
Cockriel, Joseph
Cockriel, Joseph Thomas
Cockriel, Joshua Darren
Cockriel, Joyce
Cockriel, Joyce Lavon
Cockriel, Juanita
Cockriel, Judith Marie
Cockriel, Juelene
Cockriel, Justice G.
Cockriel, Justin Michel
Cockriel, Katherine D.
Cockriel, Katherine Fay
Cockriel, Kathleen
Cockriel, Kathleen
Cockriel, Kenneth
Cockriel, Kenneth
Cockriel, Kenneth Harrison
Cockriel, Kimberly Ann
Cockriel, Laday Alice
Cockriel, Lavina
Cockriel, LaVonne June
Cockriel, Leagh Morgan
Cockriel, Leah Michelle
Cockriel, Lela Mae
Cockriel, Lewis
Cockriel, Lillie
Cockriel, Lillie
Cockriel, Lindsey Michelle
Cockriel, Lindsey Nicole
Cockriel, Lisa Ann
Cockriel, Lizzie Mae
Cockriel, Lloyd
Cockriel, Lonnie
Cockriel, Lonnie
Cockriel, Lorie Ann
Cockriel, Lou Ellen
Cockriel, Louisa
Cockriel, Louise
Cockriel, Lucinda
Cockriel, Lucinda Paradine
Cockriel, Lucy Jane
Cockriel, Lulu
Cockriel, Luzie
Cockriel, Lydia Ann
Cockriel, Madrain
Cockriel, Mae Rhea
Cockriel, Marcella
Cockriel, Marcus Golden
Cockriel, Margaret
Cockriel, Margaret Jane
Cockriel, Marie
Cockriel, Marshall
Cockriel, Martha
Cockriel, Martha
Cockriel, Martha Ann
Cockriel, Martha Marie
Cockriel, Martin
Cockriel, Martin
Cockriel, Martina
Cockriel, Marvin Walters
Cockriel, Mary
Cockriel, Mary Alice
Cockriel, Mary Ellen
Cockriel, Mary Ellen
Cockriel, Mary Evelyn
Cockriel, Mary J.
Cockriel, Mary Louise
Cockriel, Mary Melvina
Cockriel, Mary Opal
Cockriel, Mary Palestine
Cockriel, Matthew Owen
Cockriel, Max Owen
Cockriel, Michael
Cockriel, Michael Dwayne
Cockriel, Michael Wayne
Cockriel, Milton
Cockriel, Minnie
Cockriel, Minnie Lee
Cockriel, Missouri Ann
Cockriel, Morgan
Cockriel, Nancy
Cockriel, Nancy Ellen
Cockriel, Nancy J
Cockriel, Nancy Jane
Cockriel, Nancy Jane
Cockriel, Nathan Allen
Cockriel, Nellie Mae
Cockriel, Nina Gay
Cockriel, Noble Owen
Cockriel, Ollie
Cockriel, Opal Gloria
Cockriel, Orvel Harl
Cockriel, Paul
Cockriel, Paula Sue
Cockriel, Pauline
Cockriel, Pearl
Cockriel, Pearl
Cockriel, Permelia
Cockriel, Pheba J.
Cockriel, Presley
Cockriel, Presley William
Cockriel, Rammond
Cockriel, Raymond
Cockriel, Rebecca
Cockriel, Reuben Arthur
Cockriel, Reuben Buel
Cockriel, Reuben Buel
Cockriel, Robert Emmitt
Cockriel, Robert Eugene
Cockriel, Robert Glen
Cockriel, Robert Marshall
Cockriel, Rollen
Cockriel, Ronnie
Cockriel, Ronnie Kristopher
Cockriel, Rosetta
Cockriel, Roy
Cockriel, Ruby
Cockriel, Ruby L.
Cockriel, Sarah
Cockriel, Sarah
Cockriel, Sarah
Cockriel, Sarah F.
Cockriel, Sarah Jane
Cockriel, Sarah Permelia
Cockriel, Sarah 'Sally'
Cockriel, Sarilda
Cockriel, Shannon Lane
Cockriel, Sheba J
Cockriel, Sherry Lynn
Cockriel, Shirley
Cockriel, Shirley
Cockriel, Shirley J.
Cockriel, Sidney
Cockriel, Stephany Lea
Cockriel, Stephen
Cockriel, Tamara Renae
Cockriel, Teresa Lynn
Cockriel, Thomas
Cockriel, Thomas Buel
Cockriel, Thomas Edward
Cockriel, Thomas Edward, Jr.
Cockriel, Thomas O.
Cockriel, Thomas R.
Cockriel, Tildon
Cockriel, Tina
Cockriel, Tom
Cockriel, Tom E. Jr
Cockriel, Tom E. Sr
Cockriel, Tommy Edward
Cockriel, Tony Wayne
Cockriel, Tonya Sue
Cockriel, Tristan Violet
Cockriel, Troy Michael
Cockriel, Velva Jerdene
Cockriel, Verna Lee
Cockriel, Virginia
Cockriel, Volentine
Cockriel, Vonnel
Cockriel, Wanda M.
Cockriel, William
Cockriel, William
Cockriel, William
Cockriel, William E.
Cockriel, William P.
Cockriel, William P.
Cockriel, William Thomas
Cockriel, Willie
Cockriel, Willie Lee
Cockriel, Willie Marie
Cockriel, Willis W.
Cockriel, Wilma Earline
Cockriel, Wilodean
Cockriel, Winfred
Coffee, Martha
Connor
Cook, Angela Beth
Cook, Edwin Eugene
Cook, Edwin Lavern
Cook, Evelyn
Cook, Ronda Annett
Coots, Herb
Corley, Alma
Cotton, Dammon
Cotton, Pleasant
Cotton, Teresa
Cox
Cox
Crabtree, Brandella
Crawford, Ona Rhea

D
Davis, Artemicia
Davis, Patsey
Davis, Stephen
Dean, Terri Jean
Decker, Angelia Denise
Decker, Frances
Decker, Herbert
Decker, James
Decker, John F.
Decker, Lucinda
Decker, Marshall H.
Decker, Nancy Jane
Decker, Valentine
Del Morrison, Shawn
Deweese, Eliza Ann
Deweese, Mary
Dixon, Unknown
Dockery, Alice Elaine
Dockery, Delores Jane
Dockery, James Otis
Dockery, Jean Ann
Dockery, Laura Leta
Dockery, Leonard
Dockery, Leonard Wayne
Dockery, Nettie Ann
Dockery, Otis Estey
Dockery, Patricia Ann
Downs, June Laverne
Driver, Adrian Lee
Driver, Christy
Driver, Robert Lynn
Driver, Stephanie
Duff, Annie Elizabeth
Dupin
Durbin, Eliza E.
Durbin, Martina F.

E

E., Mary
Elliott, Carol Lillian
Embry(Wilson), Dimple
Embry, Aline
Embry, Bertha
Embry, Lucy (corley)
Embry, Viola
Embry, Wayne
Epley, Yvonne
Ethel
Ewing, Janice Lee

F

Farris, Frances
Farris, John W.
Farris, Mag
Farris, Mary Margaret
Farris, Sally Ann
Fay, Claude C.
Faye
Ferrell, Margaret Louise
Ferris, Rebecca
Ferris, Sally Ann
Finley, Brenda
Finley, Jerry
Finley, Jimmy
Finley, Kevin
Finley, Lannie
Finley, Michael
Finley, Steven
Fisher
Fitzgerald, Patrick Taylor
Fitzgerald, Richard Allen
Fitzgerald, Seth Allen James
Fitzgerald, Shannon K.
Fraime, Erdie
Frakes, George
Frame, Roscoe
Francis
Frank, Cindy Kaye
Frank, Daphey Babbett
Frank, James Robert
Frank, Yvonne Mae
Freidman, Lois Marie
French, Douglas Allen
French, Frances Mae
French, John William
French, Laura Ellen
French, Mary Denise
French, Melody Lynn
French, Norma Faye
French, Oscar Vincent
French, Ruby May
Fries, Mary
Fromheart, Lilly May
Fugett, Margaret

G
Galloway, Lillie Jo
Gary, Janie
Gary, Nora
Gibson, Chayne Elizabeth
Gibson, Ivan Paul
Gibson, Phillip Anthony
Gilbert, Margaert E. "Mickey"
Gilbert, Mary Jane
Gilbert, Rebecca
Goff, Avery
Goldsmith, Daymond
Goldsmith, Elmer
Goodling, Petra Candy
Goodman, Elizabeth
Goodman, Essie
Goodman, George M.
Goodman, Wanda Jean
Gray, Linda Jean
Gray, Tar Nicole
Grider, Crystal Faith
Grider, Holly Nichole
Grider, Leigh Ann
Grider, Russell

H

Hack, Allen Roe
Hack, Andrew Jackson
Hack, Azberry
Hack, Benjamin
Hack, Clarinda R.
Hack, Dekek Ray

Hack, Earl
Hack, Elizabeth
Hack, Eller Bell
Hack, Eva Mae
Hack, George A.
Hack, George W.
Hack, Henry Valentine
Hack, Isabella R.
Hack, James Amos
Hack, James Presly
Hack, James W.
Hack, Jessy Hardin
Hack, John H.
Hack, John W.
Hack, John William Yeark
Hack, John William Yearks
Hack, Leander
Hack, Lloyd
Hack, Losey
Hack, Louisa
Hack, Margaret M.
Hack, Martha Ellen
Hack, Mary Jane
Hack, Mary Jane
Hack, Mary L.
Hack, Nettie
Hack, Oliver
Hack, Paradine
Hack, Pheby J.
Hack, Rachel A.
Hack, Richard A.
Hack, Sallie Elizabeth
Hack, Sarah
Hack, Sarah A.
Hack, Sarah J.
Hack, Stacy Lashey
Hack, Terry Ray
Hack, Thomas C.
Hack, Valentine
Hack, Walter Jackson
Hack, Willard Everett
Hack, William Fountain
Hack, William Thomas
Hale, Donna Kay
Hale, Laura Lynn
Hamill, Audry
Hamill, Celia
Hamill, Evelyn Pearl
Hamill, Goldie
Hamill, Henry Adam
Hamill, Henry Andrew
Hamill, Jessie Andrew
Hamill, Mary Audrey
Hamill, Mary Ellen
Hamill, Thelma Eseal
Hamill, Themie
Hammon, Mr.
Hardin, Hazel Delia
Harrison, Artie Bell
Harrod, Bobby
Hatton, Ruth Virginia
Hayden, Nellie
Hayes, A. J.
Hayes, James W.
Hayes, Mary Catherine
Hayes, Rastus
Hayes, Sarah
Haynes, Eula
Hays, Sherman
Hayse, Alexander
Hayse, Bessie
Hayse, Elnora
Hayse, Sarah M.
Hazelwood
Head, Alfred
Head, Marilyn Rhea
Heath, William
Henderson, Leamon Beronie
Herndon, Lisa Ellen
Herndon, Willis Clinton
Herndon, Wilmoth Elaine
Herr, Buddy
Herr, Teresa
Heschke, Ronald, Jr.
Hesson, Daniel
Hicks, Bessie Jean
Higdon, Betty
Higdon, Louis
Higdon, Mary Geneva
Hillard, Jerry Lee
Hoang, Tuyet Thi
Hodge, Rita
Hogan, Ermine
Howard, Valda Jean
Hudnall, Margaret
Hudson, Benjamin
Hudson, Dan
Hudson, Danver Ray
Hudson, Dollye
Hudson, Lottie
Hudson, Minnie
Huff, Alice
Huff, Mary E.
Huff, Unknown
Hulsey, John Frank
Hulsey, John Frank
Hunt, Ella
Hunt, Lucy J.
Hunt, Vincent Clay

J

J., Lucy
Jackson, Freda Mae
Jackson, Tonya Reynolds
Jacobs
Jeffries, David
Johnson
Johnson, Mae Helen
Johnson, Nyla Marie
Johnson, Willie Earl
Justis, Mayron Kathlyn
Justus, Mary Frances

K

Kapso/Cummins, Wilma J.
Keen, Excel
Keifer, Martha L. "Lynne"
Kilpatrick, Christian Thomas
King, Joseph
King, Judy Ray
King, Robert
King, Tiney
Kinsey, Ollie Evelyn
Kiper, Minta Bell
Kiper, Nancy J.
Kitchen
Krouse, Iva Catherine

L

Langford
Lasley, William P.
Latham, Lisa
Layman, Alfred J.
Layman, J. A.
Layman, Lucinda
Layman, Mary
Layman, Thomas C.
Layman, Z. T.
Lear, Dana Renee
Lear, Kimberly Robin
Lear, Robert
Lee, Ronald Neal
Leonard, Paul
Likens, Mark
Lindsey, Anita Rae
Lindsey, Billy
Lindsey, Brian Keith
Lindsey, Candice Sherry
Lindsey, Cathy June
Lindsey, Darrel
Lindsey, David
Lindsey, Denise
Lindsey, Denitha
Lindsey, Elsie Mae
Lindsey, Freddie Lee
Lindsey, George Thomas
Lindsey, Hewie
Lindsey, James Carl, Jr
Lindsey, James Carl, Sr
Lindsey, John Bradley
Lindsey, Judy
Lindsey, Judy Ann
Lindsey, Marietta
Lindsey, Naomi Sue
Lindsey, Patsy Jean
Lindsey, Ruby Fae
Lindsey, Sharlot Rae
Lindsey, Sharon B.
Lindsey, Sheila Lynn
Lindsey, Silvia Lou
Lindsey, Stanley Earl
Lindsey, Thilana Lee
Lindsey, Wilson Linden
Lodgston, Laura Maddline
Lucas, Edward
Lucas, Lucinda
Lyons, Cynthia Diane

M
Machavitch, Patricia
Mackenzie, John W.
MacNeill, Jennifer Ann
Mann, Bill
Markham, Alexander Jason
Markham, Alexander Julius
Markham, Theresa Elizabeth
Marshall, Betty
Marshall, Brenda
Marshall, Jimmy
Marshall, Sally
Marshall, Tumbler
Marshall, Unknown
Marshall, Wanda
Martin, Clifton
Martin, Leonard Eugene
Martin, R.L.
Martin, Samantha
Mayer, Kathleen Rose
McGovern, James Edward
McGovern, Jefferson Phillip
McGovern, Kristina Marie
McGovern, Melanie Ann
McGuffin, Dwayne, Jr
McGuffin, Dwayne, Sr
McGuffin, John
McGuffin, Kathy Darlene
McQuiddy, Mabel
Meffert, Mark
Menchini, Pietro
Mercer, John Will
Meredith, Bessie
Milam, Hollie Leishann
Milam, Jada Nicole
Milam, Richard Joseph
Miller, Amanda Nicole
Miller, Carlos Oris
Miller, Christopher Travis
Miller, Cloria
Miller, Madge
Miller, Maggie
Miller, Mark Anthony
Miller, Matthew
Miller, Oris Mark
Miller, Richard Legro
Miller, Sandy K.
Miller, Sherma
Miller, Sylvia
Milliner, Richard U.
Minton, Bessie M.
Minton, Dorothy Jane
Moffitt, David
Mollicone, Gregory
Mollicone, Melissa
Montgomery, Arvenia C.
Morgan, Maybell
Morris, Tonya
Morrison, Ali Victoria
Morrison, Anthony Shane
Morrison, Emily
Morrison, Shannon Dee
Morrison, Stephen
Moss, H. W.
Moss, Mary E.
Moss, William H.
Mudd, Alanna Marie
Mudd, Anthony Glenn
Mudd, Donald
Mudd, Jack
Mudd, Kerry Lynn
Mudd, Lita Marie
Mudd, Mary
Mudd, William Lee
Mueller
Mullam, John Sherman
Muray, David
Musick, John
Mustain, Luttie

N
Nash, James B.
Nash, Mary
Nash, Walter
Newman, Marlene
Newton, Christopher Allen
Newton, Hallie
Newton, Judy Kay
Newton, Martina
Nix, John Daniel

O
Oller
Oller, Adam
Oller, Allen
Oller, Amanda Elizabeth
Oller, Amos
Oller, Anzy M.
Oller, Barbara Ellen
Oller, Bennett
Oller, Bennett Jr.
Oller, Cathy Lynn
Oller, Coy
Oller, Dammon
Oller, Danny Lee
Oller, Debra Gail
Oller, Donald Lee
Oller, Elbert
Oller, Ellie Mae
Oller, Emaline
Oller, Emmett
Oller, Enzie M.
Oller, Ernest
Oller, Faye
Oller, Garfield
Oller, Geraldine
Oller, Gladys May
Oller, Goldie Ray
Oller, Helen
Oller, Jewel
Oller, Jimmie

Oller, John
Oller, Joseph A.
Oller, Judy Ann
Oller, Junior
Oller, Kelly
Oller, Kenneth
Oller, Larry Wayne
Oller, Laura Ann
Oller, Lesa
Oller, Lester Lee
Oller, Lilly Karen
Oller, Lula
Oller, Maggie
Oller, Maggie R.
Oller, Marie
Oller, Mark
Oller, Marsha Pearl
Oller, Mike
Oller, Owen
Oller, Pansy
Oller, Patricia Mae
Oller, Pauline
Oller, Pearl
Oller, Phillip
Oller, Phillip Jr.
Oller, Raymond
Oller, Roger Dale
Oller, Ronald Ray
Oller, Ronnie Earl
Oller, Roy
Oller, Stoy
Oller, Thomas
Oller, Todd
Oller, Tracey
Oller, Velvie Lee
Oller, Wilbur
Oller, Willard Earl
O'Neal, Betty Jane
Oskins, Malinda J.

P
Pace, Sam
Padgett, Gilbert
Padgett, Maich Alberta
Park, Cecil E.
Parpello, Ann
Parr, Iva F.
Patmore, Elizabeth
Payton, Joey
Peeler, Charles T.
Pennington, Shelia
Pharris, Fannie
Phelps, Andrew
Phelps, Bernie Ray
Phelps, Gary Wayne
Phelps, William
Philpott, Theresa Ann
Pierce, Louanna
Poindexter, Jerry
Poindexter, Megan Elise
Portman, Corey
Portman, Jessie
Portman, Raymond Lee
Pound, Adina
Preston, Andrew Jackson
Preston, Blaine
Preston, Eliza Jane
Preston, Emily J.
Preston, Hazel
Preston, John
Preston, John 'Jack' Jr
Preston, John William
Preston, William
Price, Unknown

R
Ravenscroft, Tammy Chris
Raymer, Berrita
Raymer, Emaline
Raymer, Everett R.
Raymer, Jill
Raymer, Peggie
Raymer, Terry
Raymer, Timmy
Raymer, Tina
Raymer, Willie
Reamy, Unknown
Reese, Kathy
Reynolds, Christopher Joe
Reynolds, Larry Joe
Richardson, Ethan Harvey
Richardson, Michael Lee
Richardson, Sarah J.
Richardson, Savannah Christine
Rileford, Elizabeth Pauline
Roarx, Charles Ezra
Roarx, Lisa Ann
Roarx, Susan Marie
Roof, Sherlen Sue
Roof, Wanda Mae
Rusher, F. M.

S
Salleer, Frank
Salsman, Maxie
Sandberg, Vcki E.
Sarver, Rosetta
Sattich/Hudson, Mary J.
Scott, Dillo
Seelye, Hazel Maru
Shain, Mary Ann
Sherrard, James Earl
Sherrard, Roy
Sherrod, Arnold Lee, Jr
Sherrod, Arnold Lee, Sr
Sherrod, Benjamin Troy
Sherrod, Brenda Ann
Sherrod, Charles Raymond
Sherrod, Dallas Edna
Sherrod, Gary Stephen
Sherrod, Hillary Gail
Sherrod, John Raymond
Sherrod, Melvin Wayne
Sherrod, Sammy Ray
Sherrod, Stacy Lynn
Sidenstricker, Charles
Silas, G.C.
Silas, Laci Caitlin
Silas, Lauren Ashley
Silas, Mitchell Derek
Simmons, Casey Lynn
Simmons, Mary Denise
Simmons, Sharon Kaye
Simmons, Stacie Marie
Simmons, Stephen Benard
Simpson, Dewey
Simpson, Frances Mildred
Sirles, Lucinda
Sirles, Mary
Sirles, Sarah
Skaggs, Louisa
Skilliner, Allison
Skilliner, Edward
Sliger, Ccaleb Allen
Sliger, Unknown
Smith, Donald Wayne
Smith, Eve
Smith, Lousippi
Smith, Lucinda S.
Smith, Mary A.
Smith, Matilda Bell
Smith, Melinda Suzanne
Snawder, Sarah H.
Snodgrass, Casandra Leigh
Snodgrass, Michael
Soderlund, Kenneth Gordon
Spivey, Allie B.
Spivey, Alvin
Spivey, Annie
Spivey, Bobby
Spivey, Ella June
Spivey, Jerry
Spivey, May
Spivey, Rena Sue
Spivey, Unknown
Spivey, Unknown
Stallins, Sharlia
Stampes, Warren B.
Staples, Elizabeth
Stewart, Grace
Stice, John W.
Stice, Lucinda
Stice, Paradise
Stice, Philip
Stice, Unknown
Stice, Washington
Stinnet, Charles Damon
Stinnett, Charles, Jr.
Stinnett, Harold Gene
Susan
Swallows, Adam Benjamin
Swallows, Joseph Clinton
Swallows, Joseph Darrel
Swallows, Juanita Beatrice
Swallows, Kim
Swallows, Madison Rhea
Swallows, Odis Unley III
Swallows, Odis Unley, Jr.
Swallows, Odis Unley, Sr.
Swallows, Patricia Ann "Trish"
Swallows, Ruby Martine
Swallows, William Chad
Swartz, Charles Dean
Swift, Charles
Swift, Edith June
Swift, Sherrilll

T
Taylor, Eric Shawn
Taylor, LaRon
Taylor, Richard, Jr.
Taylor, Richard, Sr.
Taylor, Travis Lane
Tetrick, Edgar
Tetrick, Linda Gail
Thacher, Linda
Thomas, James
Thomas, Mr.
Tilley, Mary F.
Tomes, Barbra R.
Tomes, Bertie M.
Tomes, Minnie Dallas
Tomes, William
Tomes, William Elbert
Toms, Joseph
Tooley, John
Towery, John David
Turner, Everett
Turner, Marie
Turner, Phoebe Jane
Turner, Rhoda
 

V
VanMeter, Kathleen
VanMeter, Wilodean
Vaugh, Unknown
Vincent, Clarence

W
W, Ivy
Walters, Allie
Webb, Teresa Lynn
Wells, Maude Evelyn
West, Ansil W.
West, Daniel
West, Kerri Denise
West, Richard Allen
West, Stacey Renee
Whitaker, Cindy
Whitaker, Joel Lee
White, Clementine
White, ErvinThomas
White, John F.
White, Toby Ann
White, Unknown
White, Walter
Williams, Charles Junior
Williams, Cynthia Shawn
Williams, Unknown
Willis, Huber
Willis, Paradine
Willis, Sarah Lucinda
Willoughby, Sharon Lynn
Wilson, Emma
Wilson, Eveline
Wilson, Foster
Wilson, Homer
Wilson, Leander James
Wilson, Mahaley J.
Wilson, Marshall
Wilson, Martha E.
Wilson, Mary A.
Wilson, Mary J.
Wilson, Priscilla
Wilson, Priscilla
Wilson, Sarah E.
Wilson, Sarah J.
Wilson, Sidney Jack
Wilson, Stephen
Wilson, Thomas C.
Wilson, Valentine
Wilson, William E.
Wilson, William L.
Wingfield, Mary
Winters, Kelly Wayne
Wire, Mary A.
Wison, Winnie Perna
Woodcock, Jeffrey
Woosley, Dorothy Marie
Woosley, Milburn
Woosley, N. D.
Woosley, Thelma
Worsham, Douglas Harold
Worthington, Stephanie
Wright, Candice Lela
Wright, Cecily Brooke
Wright, Dakota Lee
Wright, Damon Lee
Wright, Dana LeNell
Wright, Jason Nathaniel
Wright, Jeremy Patrick
Wright, Jeremy Taylor
Wright, Keith Everett
Wright, Kenneth Wayne
Wright, Larry Thomas
Wright, Melissa Ellen
Wright, Mindy Lee
Wright, Raymond Everett
Wright, Sherman
Wright, Shirley Mae
Wright, Tracy Lee

Y
Yates, Paula Faye
York, P.G.
Young, Carol Ann
Young, Matilda

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