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Nelson-E-Gardner - User Trees - Genealogy. com Anna Daisy Trader (daughter of John William Trader and Mary Rosetta Moats) was born January 28, 1890, and died date unknown in Akron, Summit County, Ohio She married Scott Copen Notes for Anna Daisy Trader: Info from Melinda Pennington - MGPenning@aol com Children of Anna Daisy Trader and Scott Copen are: Living Copen Living Copen Living Copen
Re: TRADER in West Virginia to - Genealogy. com Melinda, I just wanted to give you some information about the children of Anna Daisy Trader and Scott Copen They had 3 more children than you have listed They had a Herbert Copen (died as an infant), Carl Copen (died in WWII) and John Copen John Copen just recently passed away this past summer in Elizabeth, WV My father was Roscoe Copen Judy Copen
Re: Thomas Nutter b 1821 VA md - Genealogy. com William Copen and 3 Jane She married (1) Thomas A Nutter March 28, 1859 He was born August 13, 1821 in Reedy Creek, Harrison County, WV, and died February 28, 1900 in Kanawha County, WV He was the son of William Nutter and Mary Starr
THE DESCENDANTS OF CHRISTOPHER - Genealogy. com Martha N Nutter, a daughter of Thomas and Ann (Copen) Nutter, was born November 5, 1866 She married James Vinton Jordan May 26, 1889 Children of James Vinton and Martha N (Nutter) Jordan
Allan-J-Ballard - User Trees - Genealogy. com Benjamin’s son Joshua married Elizabeth Bryant They left the Wilkes Morgan County area and settled or settled in Annistown on the Yellow River in Gwinnett County, just to the North Joshua built or acquired a mill of some type that eventually burned, along with the family Bible Joshua was active in local politics as indicated by early Gwinett records detailing his commission to build a
MORE:Francis Casteel, John Cas - Genealogy. com OUTSTANDING Casteel notes sent to me by John Varvel - These are working notes This attempt to develop an understanding of the early parts of the Casteel family story in America is ongoing, and many questions regarding the basic structure of the first few Casteel generations remain unanswered I’m working on some “best guess” scenarios and trying to figure out which ones more closely fit