Showing posts with label Marriage Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marriage Records. Show all posts

Monday, March 30, 2020

Hopkins Co KY--Cook Marriages--1807 thru 1868



The following is a listing of Cook marriages which I found in the Hopkins Co KY Marriage Index and Register.  The list was made by navigating to the  "C" marriage listings and noting each marriage which involved a Cook.  The digital images can be found at the linked text below. Those included were from the 1807-1868 book which is at the first of the digital images of the microfilm.  I did not include those beyond 1868 although you could read thru the images for the remaining years up to 1892 from this link.

Marriage index 1807-1892(Film # 007719743)

Hopkins Co KY ---Cook Marriages

  • Jesse Cook & Susannah Rolls July 13th 1815
  • George Dunning & Rhoda Cook  Feb 8th 1816
  • James Cook Jr. & Peggy Clark Mar 6th 1817
  • Stephen Cook & Millinda Montgomery July 20th 1820
  • John Weeks & Nancy Cook Jan 10th 1822
  • Garret Cook & Elizabeth White Aug 29th 1826
  • Moses Cook & Matilda Posey Mar 5th 1828
  • Henry W Snodgrass  & Mary Ann Cook Apr 24th 1831
  • Reuben Cook & Elizabeth Edmiston Aug 16th 1831
  • Wm F. McClenning & Loay Cook Apr 25th 1835
  • Isaac Hill & Mary Jane Cook Sept 24th 1838
  • John H Davis & Margaret E Cook May 19th 1847
  • Lunsford Cook & Sarah Jane Howton Feb 18th 1849
  • Washington Cook & Nancy J Cobb May 9th 1849
  • John A Rodman & Elizabeth Cook June 14th 1849
  • John Cook & Cassandra Groves Aug 8th 1849
  • John Webster & Emily A Cook  Aug 13th 1849
  • Jas Cook & Drucilla Menser Dec 20th 1849
  • Jonathan Cook & Emily C Majors Aug 21st 1851
  • Chas W. Cook & Virginia A Staples Feb 22nd 1857
  • Jas H Cook & Artimessa Stone June 1st 1857
  • Andrew J Wheeldon  & Mary Ann Cook Sept 17th 1857
  • Stephen F Cook & Sarah Jane Perryman Sept 1st 1859
  • Jas H Cook Cook & Eliza Burnpass  Feb 9th 1860
  • Wm B Wall & Eleanora B Cook Oct 2nd 1860
  • John S. Rash & Laura E Cook Oct 19th 1865
  • James Cook  & Mary F Coffman Feb 12th 1866
  • G B Favor & Sarah Cook Nov 18th 1867

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Top five discoveries in my ancestry


Admittedly none of the top discoveries were made specifically by me. I will admit to prodding other researchers of my lines and asking way too many questions. Whatever works...lol.




1. Acuff- Proof of Wm. Leon Acuff's father was found(by Billie McNamara)in Bledsoe Co. TN court records when under oath Wm. L. Acuff was asked how he knew Jonathan Acuff whose case was being heard. His answer was "He is my Father". Case notes and statements further verify that this Wm. L Acuff was indeed the one who lived in Van Buren Co. TN(where my GG grandfather is found on census records)



2. Millie Hitchcock's maiden name--I believe it was Agnes Jones & another researcher who found the marriage record from March 11, 1806 for George Hitchcock and Millie Riddle in Roane Co. TN records.




3. Comfort Pittman's maiden name-- This is the first of 3 breakthrus that came about from one record. That record was the Application to the Eastern Cherokee of Comfort's Grandson, John R. Dunham--discovered by Royce Dunham & Jan Hicks. John was denied but the application stated Comfort was a Hatfield before she married Daniel Pittman.



4. Finding older Children of Daniel & Comfort Hatfield Pittman--These were listed on Annie Pitman Dunham's son's Eastern Cherokee application. These were children who were out of the household before 1850 census.



5. Comfort Hatfield's parents--The Eastern Cherokee application doesn't plainly list her parents names but it does say her mother was Annie Ross and that her dad was a Hatfield. There is record of an Annie Ross who was the first wife of James Hatfield which we feel is correct considering several key factors. There is also a sworn statement that Annie Pittman Dunham(Dau of Daniel & Comfort Pittman) was at Tahlequah in Aug of 1866 though I don't even pretend to know how to go about finding those records I'm going to try. I need to review the copy of the Eastern Cherokee Application. Thankfully the Wallace College Library where I attend classes has those on Microfilm.