Coopwood
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Orange County, Virginia, 1785
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Ben Coopwood
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5 white souls, 1 dwelling, 0 other buildings
Know all men by those presents that we Benjamin Coopwood and George Thompson both of the County of Albemarle are held and firmly bound unto Henry Lee Governor or chief magistrate of the state of Virginia to be paid unto the said governor or his successors in the sum of fifty pounds to which payment will and truly to be made we bind ourselves our kin & executors and administrators firmly by these presents sealed with our seal and dated this eleventh day of February 179 three. The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas a marriage is suddenly intended to be had solemnized between the above bound Benjamin Coopwood and Milly Thomason now if there should be no lawful cause or impediment to hinder and prevent the same thru the above obligation to be paid or otherwise to remain in full force and Virtue
Signed seald and
delivered in presen as of
John Carr
Benjamin Coopwood
George Tomerson
You are hereby authorized to issue a License for my marriage with Benjamin Coopwood.
W Wm Nicholas C.A.C. Milly (her X mark) Thomason
Feb. 10th, 1793
1830 Federal Census
Lawrence County, AlabamaGeorge W. Coopwood
- Males
- one 0 - 5 [John] , none 5 - 10, none 10 - 15, none 15 - 20,
one 20 - 30 [George W. *], none 30 - 100
- one 0 - 5 [Emeline *] , none 5 - 10, none 10 - 15 , none 15 - 20,
one 20 - 30 [Agnes *], none 30 - 100
George Coopwood and family move to Monroe County, Mississippi.
Agnes Simpson Coopwood dies.
George Washington Coopwood and Evaline Cherry marry.
1840 Federal Census
Monroe County, Mississippi, p. 18George W. Coopwood
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Males (number of males by ages)
- one 0 - 5, none 5 - 10, two 10 - 15 [John],
none 15 - 20, none 20 - 30, one 30 - 40 [George W. *]
- none 0 - 5, one 5 - 10 [Sarah], two 10 - 15 [Mary, Emeline *] , none 15 - 20, one 20 - 30 [Evaline]
- one under 10, three 24 and under 35
- one under 10, two 10 and under 24
* 4 people are employed in argriculture; the other industries are blank.
* One white person under the age of 14 is deaf and dumb.
* The number of white persons over the 20 years of age in each family who cannot read and write is blank.
1845 Mississippi State Census
Monroe County-
Benjamin F. Coopwood
George W. Coopwood *
Thomas Coopwood
William O. Coopwood
Emeline Coopwood and David Jamison marry January 20, 1848 in Aberdeen, Mississippi.
1850 Federal Census
Aberdeen, Monroe County, Mississippi, 794-828, November 28, 1850-
George W. Coopwood *
- 44 year old white male born in Tennessee
He is a farmer with real estate worth $4,000.
- 38 year old white female born in Tennessee
- 19 year old white female, born in Alabama
She is deaf and dumb.
- 17 year old white female born in Alabama
- 7 year old white female born in Mississippi
- 4 year old white female born in Mississippi
- 21 year old white male born in Tennessee
He is a student.
- 17 year old white male born in Tennessee
He is a farmer.
- 22 year old white male born in Alabama
He is a student.
20 slaves
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44 year old black male
35 year old black male
32 year old black male
28 year old black male
27 year old black female
24 year old black female
23 year old black female
23 year old black female
21 year old black male
15 year old black male
14 year old black male
9 year old black female
8 year old mulatto male
7 year old black female
7 year old black male
4 year old black male
4 year old black male
2 year old black male
1 year old black female
1 year old black male
1860 Federal Census
Aberdeen, Monroe County, Mississippi, 590-590, August 16, 1860-
G.W. Coopwood *
- 52 year old white male born in Tennessee
He is a preacher with real estate worth $1000 and personal estate worth $30,250.
- 47 year old white female born in Tennessee
- 27 year old deaf and dumb white female, born in Alabama
- 15 year old white female born in Mississippi
She attended school within the past year.
- 14 year old white female born in Mississippi
She attended school within the past year.
- 17 year old white male born in Mississippi
He is a salesman.
The following columns are blank for this family:
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* Married within the year.
* Persons over 20 y'rs of age who cannot read & write.
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55 year old black female
37 year old black female
30 year old black male
28 year old black female
18 year old black female
15 year old mulatto male
12 year old black male
11 year old black female
6 year old black female
6 year old black female
4 year old black female
1 year old black female
1870 Federal Census
Aberdeen, Monroe County, Mississippi, 399-399- Washington Coopwood *
- 63 year old white male born in Tennessee.
He is a preacher.
No values are given for real estate and personal estate.
- 55 year old white female born in Tennessee.
She keeps house.
- 35 year old white female born in Alabama.
Mark under Column for Deaf, blind, idiotic, etc.
- 22 year old white female born in Mississippi.
1880 Federal Census
Emaline Jamison * - High Street, Aberdeen, Monroe County, Mississippi, June 23, 1880North Aberdeen District, Monroe County, Mississippi, p. 139, 24-24, June 2, 1880
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50 year old married white male born in Tennessee
His father was born in Tennessee; his mother was born in Georgia.
He is a planter.
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46 year old married white female born in Alabama
Her father was born in Alabama; her mother was born in Tennessee.
She is William's wife; her occupation is keeping house.
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19 year old single white female born in Mississippi and is William's
daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Alabama.
Her occupation is At Home.
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15 year old single white female born in Mississippi and is William's
daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Alabama.
Her occupation is At Home.
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13 year old single white female born in Mississippi and is William's
daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Alabama.
Her occupation is At Home.
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10 year old single white female born in Mississippi and is William's
daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Alabama.
Her occupation is At Home.
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8 year old single white male born in Mississippi and is William's son
His father was born in Tennessee; his mother was born in Alabama.
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49 year old single white female born in Alabama and is listed as sister [She is Sallie's sister.]
Her father and mother were born in Tennessee.
Deaf and dumb is marked.
Supervisor's District No. 2, Lee County, Mississippi, S.D. 1, E.D. 87, p. 68, _-532-551, June 25, 1880
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N.C. Cherry
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49 year old married white male born in Tennessee
His father was born in Virginia; his mother was born in Tennessee.
He is a farmer.
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38 year old married white female born in Mississippi and is N.C.'s wife
Her father was born in South Carolina; her mother was born in Alabama.
Occupation - Keeping house
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16 year old single white female born in Mississippi and is N.C.'s daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Mississippi.
She attended school within the year; occupation - At Home.
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14 year old single white female born in Mississippi and is N.C.'s daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Mississippi.
She attended school within the year; occupation - At Home.
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10 year old single white male born in Mississippi and is N.C.'s son
His father was born in Tennessee; his mother was born in Mississippi.
He attended school within the year; occupation - Laborer.
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9 year old single white female born in Mississippi and is N.C.'s daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Mississippi.
She attended school within the year.
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6 year old single white female born in Mississippi and is N.C.'s daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Mississippi.
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3 year old single white female born in Mississippi and is N.C.'s daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Mississippi.
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5 month old single white female born in December in Mississippi and is N.C.'s daughter
Her father was born in Tennessee; her mother was born in Mississippi.
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70 year old widowed white female born in Tennessee and is N.C.'s mother
Her father and mother were born in Virginia.
Louie Cherry died September 25, 1898? and was buried in Campbelltown Cemetery, Lee County, Mississippi.
1900 Federal Census
Emeline Jamison * - West 11th Street, Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama, June 1, 1900Other Sources:
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Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790, Records of the State Enumerators 1782 to 1785, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1970, p. 98
Marriage Records:
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Benjamin Coopwood
Emeline Coopwood and David Jamison