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The unverified file KHXW-SM9 in 2022 in familysearch.org states she r. Boston, MA 12 April 1865 and is daughter of William Pepperal Blunt (1798-1830) & Hulda Hadlock
(1802-1895; m. 1 March 1820 in ME).
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[18983] Anthony, a soldier, m. Mary _____ per "Brackett Genealogy, Descendants of Anthony Brackett of Portsmouth and Captain Richard Brackett of Braintree. With Biographies of the Immigrant Fathers, Their Sons, and Others of Their Posterity," Herbert Ierson Brackett (1907).
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[45070]
Carleton's obituary: "Maine lost a true Gentleman on August 13, 2018. Carleton Irving Babe Brodie Jr., passed away unexpectedly at home in Lamoine. He was born April 14, 1938 in Lubec, the son of Carleton I. Brodie and Rita (Ingalls) Brodie.
Babe was raised in Lubec, America and graduated from Lubec H.S. He enlisted in the US Coast Guard after high school. After basic training, he spent many years shipping out to sea with the Coast Guard, to include a tour in Vietnam, before landing permanent shore duty in 1974. All totaled, Babe served for 30 years as a Radioman, retiring as a Master Chief Petty Officer.
In 1966 Babe married the love of his life, Hubene (Worcester), and began a nearly 52 year journey creating countless memories and raising a family often referred to as the Brodie Bunch (3 girls and 3 boys). They spent many years in the greater Boston area and retired to the Town of Lamoine in 1986.
His retirement didnt last long. Babe went on to spend 19 years working for the US Postal Service based out of Ellsworth. He was a well-known face around town and is remembered fondly by those fortunate enough to have been waited on by him at the counter. He was also a proud member of the Lamoine Volunteer Fire Department for over 30 years. When it came to firefighting, he referred to himself as a 'first floor man' as he was not a fan of heights. In later years, Babe and Hubene spent summers at their camp in Franklin on Georges Pond. There they would entertain the swarms of family and friends that would visit. No one was ever turned away. Babe was a family man through and through. He would do anything for his grandchildren and tried to attend all of their major events throughout New England and beyond. A close second to his love for his children and grandchildren was his love for his pets. He often held lengthy conversations with his pets and always seemed to know just what they were thinking. Babe had a tremendous passion for good food. All road trips were dictated by the food establishments that would be encountered on the journey. He was predeceased by his parents, Carleton I. Brodie and Rita (Ingalls) Brodie; sister, Sheila Knight; brother, Brian Brodie and son, Ralph Brodie. He is survived by his wife of nearly 52 years, Hubene Worcester Brodie; sons, Carleton Brodie III and his wife, Cindy of Jacksonville FL, Hubert Brodie and his wife, Deanna of Thornton, NH; daughters, Debra Brodie of Bangor, Lynne Best of Marshfield, MA, and Julie Sattler and husband Jason of Hancock; 'adopted' son Paul Butler; grandchildren, Heather Brodie, John Brodie, Michael Best, Jennifer Best, Lisa Cash Mahan, Julie Best, Kristina Brodie, Haley Sattler and Hayden Sattler; great grandchildren, Alexus, Ryan, Camryn, Emily, King and Gabriel; devoted sisters, Patricia Archer and Brenda Bryant and her husband Larry; sister-in-law, Christine Brodie; Aunt, Fern Ingalls Kelly; and many nieces and nephews."
_Jonathan COOPER _____+
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_William COOPER _____|_Sarah HIBBS _________
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_Jeremiah COOPER _________|
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| |_Lydia CLARK ________|_Martha Harris TYLER _
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| | _Joseph PARRELL _____|_Ann CALVERT _________
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James Scruggs posting of a message board in Ancestry.com in 2000 offers: "While still a toddler, Wm B., Jr's father moved the family to Jefferson County, Florida where he became fulltime pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist Church. It was here that Wm B., Jr received his early religious training while growing to adulthood on the family's two farms, one just across the Aucilla River in Madison County, and the other only a stone's throw from the church. Only glimpse'es of this time has been revealed through letters between his sister Maggie and a maternal aunt Eliza Irvine Robarts in White Springs, Hamilton County, Florida; reference to Wm B., Jr being only that he was farming at about age 18-19.
They were parents of eight children, all born in Texas: Alberta Francis (dau): b. Nov 1876 ; Willie T.( son): b. Aug 1880; Jennie (dau): b. Nov 1883; Nellie B.(dau): b. Jun 1886; Charles E. (son): b. Jul 1888,d. 1914; James B.(son): b. Aug 1891; Bessie A.(dau): b. Jun 1893; & Leslie B.(son): b. Aug 1899.
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Due to the failure to locate any descendants of the Wm B./Janetta union, little has been learned of the family's later history except through the census, and two personal letters written in early-1885. The 1880 census shows him as a farmer; the first letter, from "Willie" to his younger brother Edwin in Tampa, Florida, told of his father-in-law dying, having heard recently from their sister Maggie, having heard from their cousin Sallie (Jones) Smith living in Clebourne, Johnson Co, TX, telling of his cows and crops, and giving glowing reports on the area (probably meaning he was lonely for family!); the second letter, written by his brother-in-law Richard Scruggs to Jennie Beville telling of the death of his wife Maggie (their sister), also told of getting a recent letter from "Willie" at address "Gentry's Mill, Hamilton Co, TX" reporting that "they were fine, had three children living, one boy and two girls, one in school" (which could translate to prior loss of a child, possibly between the first and second).
Willie and Nettie's final resting places are in the Toliver Cemetery, Lamkin, Comanche Co, TX along with their son Charlie. Their tombstone inscriptions read as follows: "Charles E. Cooper//1888-1914"; "Mrs W. B. Cooper//Aug 1862//Sept 25, 1921" and "W.B. Cooper//Aug 28, 1850//July 20 1934".
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Sources: A handed-down FAMILY RECORD of the Joseph Cooper family recorded by an unidentified member of an early generation; A transcript of THE COOPER-FRANKLIN LINE recorded by Sarah Judson (Jones) Smith before her death 15 Dec 1930; A SESQUICCENTENNIAL HISTORY OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF VALDOSTA, GEORGIA 1840-1990, published in 1990; 1840, 1860-80 Federal Florida Censuses; 1850 Federal Georgia Census; 1880, 1900 Federal Texas censuses; Tombstone data from Toliver Cemetery, Lamkin, Comanche County, Texas: Ltr from Eliza Irvine Robarts, dtd Apr 19, 1869, White Springs, Hamilton Co, FL; Ltr from Wm B. Cooper,Jr, dtd Jan 14, 1885, Lamkin, Comanche Co, TX to Edwin B. Cooper, Tampa, FL; Ltr from Rich'd Scruggs, dtd Feb 8, 1885, Boston, GA to Mrs Sarah Eugenia "Jenny" (Cooper) Beville, Palmetto City, Manatee Co, FL; Death Certificate for Wm B. Cooper, Jr dtd Aug 7, 1934; Probate Record of Thomas J. McCarty, Comanche Co, TX, Deed Book 86, p.118; Research findings of a McCarty descendant.
[40776] Ancestry.com offers: "Cotton Name Meaning - English: habitational name from any of numerous places named from Old English cotum (dative plural of cot) 'at the cottages or huts' (or sometimes possibly from a Middle English plural, coten). Examples include Coton (Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire, Staffordshire), Cottam (East Yorkshire, Lancashire, Nottinghamshire), and Cotham (Nottinghamshire). French: from a diminutive of Old French cot(t)e 'coat (of mail)' (see Cott)."
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[4754] Mordecai and Jemima had Benjamin (1747), Mordecai (09-Sep-1748), Sarah (30-Apr-1750), Alice (31-Mar-1752), Isaac (01-May-1757, d. by 29-Mar-1785), George (13-Oct-1757, d. by 29-Mar-1785), Jemima (01-Dec-1759, m. 05-Feb-1782 Howard Griffith in Prince George's Co., MD), and Eleanor (02-Oct-1762, m. in Jul-1785 Philemon Griffith at Frederick, MD), all born in Queen Anne Parish.
_Johannes Bernhardt KEPNER _+
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_Johannes ("Hans") Bernhardt (Jr) KEPNER _|_Barbara WALTER ____________
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_Benedict KEPNER ________|
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[37155] David is from the unverified KJS Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014. Note: Find A Grave memorial 27523464 places David in another family!
[18594] Name may be questionable
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[5992] John m. (2) 30 June 1685 at Piscataway, NJ Elizabeth (Blossom) FitzRandolph widow of Edward FitzRandolph. He was Lt. of the Newbury, MA Co., in 1651 and Capt. of the Woodbridge, NJ Co. 1675-1681.
[23707] Benjamin is son of Samuel Yohn (b. 1 Dec 1788 in New Hanover, Montgomery Co., PA; d. 7 Feb 1874 in Madison Twp., Highland Co., OH; buried in Gustin Cemetery, Madison Twp., Highland Co., OH; son of John Jahn [b. ca.1750 in Limerick Twp., Montgomery Co., PA] and Bernhardina Pieters [b. ca.1751 in Montgomery Co., PA]) and Margaret Anderson (b. 15 Sep 1789 in Cumberland Co., PA; d. 27 June 1876 in Madison Twp., Highland Co., OH; buried with Samuel; m. ca. 1808; daughter of James Anderson [b. near Cork, Ireland] and Polly DeLancy). See biographical sketch Benjamin Yohn in "The Historical Record of Kosciusko Co., IN" (Lewis Publishing Co., 1887), pp. 216-218. Benjamin worked for Thomas G. Boydston in his mill in North Webster from 1847. In the spring of 1850 Thomas Boydston went to CA and rented the mills to Benjamin, who ran is until it burned in June, 1853. Thomas returned from CA in 1853 and rebuilt the mill in 1856.