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     James Cooper died at Florida.

     Susie Carter married Erastus Franklin Cooper, son of Isaac J. Cooper and Josephine Carter, on Nov 12, 1938.

     Mary Ethel Foust married Walter B. Cooper, son of Isaac J. Cooper and Josephine Carter, on Sep 7, 1915 at Poinsett County, Arkansas.

     James Carroll Carter married Eliza Jane Cooper, daughter of William M. Cooper and Amanda D. Prince, in 1877 at Randolph County, Arkansas.

     Claria E. A. Davis married George M. Cooper, son of William M. Cooper and Amanda D. Prince, on Jan 29, 1880.

     Patsy (?) married Temple Cooper, son of Edward Cooper and Susannah Cole.

     Margaret Keller married Temple Cooper, son of Edward Cooper and Susannah Cole.

     Anderson Freeman married Racheal Cooper, daughter of Temple Cooper.

     Mary Elizabeth Freeman married Harrison Green Hornbuckle.

     Harrison Green Hornbuckle married Mary Elizabeth Freeman, daughter of Anderson Freeman and Racheal Cooper.

     Arthur Tuttle Edgar married Macie Eva Hornbuckle, daughter of Harrison Green Hornbuckle and Mary Elizabeth Freeman.

     Adeline Bay died on Aug 25, 1969 in auto accident.

     Steven Addy died in a plane crash.

     Albert Earl Patterson married Syble Odessa Garey, daughter of Bithel L. Garey and Alice Rush.

     Mary (?) married Jonathan Cooper, son of William Cooper and Lydia Clark.
     Mary (?) immigrated to Buckner, Arkansas, after her husband Jonathan died.

     Jeremiah Cooper immigrated to Polk County, Arkansas, after the Civil War.

     August Karcher married Ruth Wilson, daughter of John II Wilson and Adaline Wharff.

     Zella Adaline Karcher married Paul Everette Lewis Sr.

     Paul Everette Lewis Sr married Zella Adaline Karcher, daughter of August Karcher and Ruth Wilson.

     Russell Vincent died on Mar 31, 2009.

     Robert Dean died in 2006 at Redding, California.
     He has a son and daughter.

     Elias Hodges married Sarah (?) on Dec 22, 1828 at Pulaski County, Georgia.
     Elias Hodges per HISTORY OF CONECUH COUNTY, ALABAMA, "Fresh additons were constantly being made to the population of Brooklyn, and but a short time after its location, we find the families of Hart, Hodges, Meeks, Manning, Slaughter, Folks, Amos, Turk, Barson, Horton, Lee, Halstead and several families of the Stoneham relationship."