1810 Census Wayne Co., KY
1820 Census Wayne Co., KY
1830 Census Wayne Co., KY
1840 Census Wayne Co., KY
1850 Census Wayne Co., KY; "Daugherty"
Dolly's son Isaac's family is found living next to her in 1850.
In 1860, Isaac's family has moved to Russell, Russell Co., KY, and Dolly is no where to be found suggesting that she died before 1860.
In Fred's Will he states that the four named negroes are to be given to Daniel, Isaac, Jacob, and his daughter Anna after the death of their mother Dorothy. Isaac received a slave boy named Green valued at $725 on Feb 9, 1852 in which Daniel and Jacob agreed as legatees of the estate of George Frederick Cooper suggesting Dorothy died before Feb 9, 1852.
Pension records on Ancestry say Dorothea Cooper died 7 Feb 1852.
The Army Corps of Engineers moved the graves from Beaver Creek Baptist Church to Old Charity Baptist Church in Parnell in 94 unmarked graves during the Cumberland Lake Project in the 1950's.
1820 Census Wayne Co., KY
1830 Census Wayne Co., KY
1840 Census Wayne Co., KY
1850 Census Wayne Co., KY; "Daugherty"
Dolly's son Isaac's family is found living next to her in 1850.
In 1860, Isaac's family has moved to Russell, Russell Co., KY, and Dolly is no where to be found suggesting that she died before 1860.
In Fred's Will he states that the four named negroes are to be given to Daniel, Isaac, Jacob, and his daughter Anna after the death of their mother Dorothy. Isaac received a slave boy named Green valued at $725 on Feb 9, 1852 in which Daniel and Jacob agreed as legatees of the estate of George Frederick Cooper suggesting Dorothy died before Feb 9, 1852.
Pension records on Ancestry say Dorothea Cooper died 7 Feb 1852.
The Army Corps of Engineers moved the graves from Beaver Creek Baptist Church to Old Charity Baptist Church in Parnell in 94 unmarked graves during the Cumberland Lake Project in the 1950's.
1810 Census Wayne Co., KY
1820 Census Wayne Co., KY
1830 Census Wayne Co., KY
1840 Census Wayne Co., KY
1850 Census Wayne Co., KY; "Daugherty"
Dolly's son Isaac's family is found living next to her in 1850.
In 1860, Isaac's family has moved to Russell, Russell Co., KY, and Dolly is no where to be found suggesting that she died before 1860.
In Fred's Will he states that the four named negroes are to be given to Daniel, Isaac, Jacob, and his daughter Anna after the death of their mother Dorothy. Isaac received a slave boy named Green valued at $725 on Feb 9, 1852 in which Daniel and Jacob agreed as legatees of the estate of George Frederick Cooper suggesting Dorothy died before Feb 9, 1852.
Pension records on Ancestry say Dorothea Cooper died 7 Feb 1852.
The Army Corps of Engineers moved the graves from Beaver Creek Baptist Church to Old Charity Baptist Church in Parnell in 94 unmarked graves during the Cumberland Lake Project in the 1950's.
1820 Census Wayne Co., KY
1830 Census Wayne Co., KY
1840 Census Wayne Co., KY
1850 Census Wayne Co., KY; "Daugherty"
Dolly's son Isaac's family is found living next to her in 1850.
In 1860, Isaac's family has moved to Russell, Russell Co., KY, and Dolly is no where to be found suggesting that she died before 1860.
In Fred's Will he states that the four named negroes are to be given to Daniel, Isaac, Jacob, and his daughter Anna after the death of their mother Dorothy. Isaac received a slave boy named Green valued at $725 on Feb 9, 1852 in which Daniel and Jacob agreed as legatees of the estate of George Frederick Cooper suggesting Dorothy died before Feb 9, 1852.
Pension records on Ancestry say Dorothea Cooper died 7 Feb 1852.
The Army Corps of Engineers moved the graves from Beaver Creek Baptist Church to Old Charity Baptist Church in Parnell in 94 unmarked graves during the Cumberland Lake Project in the 1950's.
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