Travis or "Travers" Coppedge (Coppage) was the son of Moses Aaron Coppedge (Coppage) and Mary Jane Catlett. Alternate spellings of the surname Coppedge or Coppage are used interchangeably in various sources and records for this line of descendants.
He was the Husband of Elizabeth Helm, who was the daughter of George Helm and Mary Frances Calmes.
Travis and Elizabeth (Helm) Coppedge were the parents of George Helm Coppedge (born 1805) and several other children to include Mary “Polly” , Jane, Isaac Newton, Joel, Moses, Willis, Helen, Fielding, Lucinda, and Frances.
Their actual burial location is unconfirmed; no Cemetery record, stone or marker has been found. Travis Coppedge and Elizabeth Coppedge ***MAY ***be buried at Weatherford Cemetery on Travis Creek Road near Hwy 49 in Bradfordsville; OR at Old Liberty Cemetery near Bradfordsville in what is now Marion County, Kentucky; near other of their known kin who are verified to be buried there. There is also a smaller graveyard called Coppage Cemetery on private property near the same vicinity in Marion County, Kentucky where the remains of some kin of this Coppage/ Coppedge family are buried, many in plots that are now unmarked due to disentegrated headstones.
*****UPDATED BUT UNVERIFIED INFO rec’d in August 2019 from a Find A Grave contributor, suggesting burial location is Weatherford Cemetery, as follows:
“I have a copy of 1950 notes that were taken from Bessie Taul Conkwright's manuscript. I do not know the person responsible for these 1950 notes. I know the location of the farm mentioned in these notes. It is on highway #49 east of Bradfordsville, KY. It is on a hill about 1/4 mile past Travis Creek. A Coppage decendent, Walter Edwin Overstreet, last owned the farm but he passed the ownership to his daughter. Information from the notes read: "Travis Coppage's land was about 5 miles from present Bradfordsville on the Hustonville Pike. His log house stood there in 1925, having been moved from its original site. The land was owned in 1925 by Prentice Weatherford, whose wife was the great-great-granddaughter of Travis Coppage. Travis and his wife are buried on the farm, but there are no tombstones. The oldest marked grave is that of their son, Fielding. This cemetery is known as the Weatherford Cemetery ”. (Per Info submitted by “Jeanette Wilson” in Aug 2019). (Note- ***No verifiable source citation given or known to exist on burial location other than as suggested above, per info contributor refers to from notes written in 1950, indicating possible burial on land once owned by descendants of the Coppedge/ Coppage family).
He was the Husband of Elizabeth Helm, who was the daughter of George Helm and Mary Frances Calmes.
Travis and Elizabeth (Helm) Coppedge were the parents of George Helm Coppedge (born 1805) and several other children to include Mary “Polly” , Jane, Isaac Newton, Joel, Moses, Willis, Helen, Fielding, Lucinda, and Frances.
Their actual burial location is unconfirmed; no Cemetery record, stone or marker has been found. Travis Coppedge and Elizabeth Coppedge ***MAY ***be buried at Weatherford Cemetery on Travis Creek Road near Hwy 49 in Bradfordsville; OR at Old Liberty Cemetery near Bradfordsville in what is now Marion County, Kentucky; near other of their known kin who are verified to be buried there. There is also a smaller graveyard called Coppage Cemetery on private property near the same vicinity in Marion County, Kentucky where the remains of some kin of this Coppage/ Coppedge family are buried, many in plots that are now unmarked due to disentegrated headstones.
*****UPDATED BUT UNVERIFIED INFO rec’d in August 2019 from a Find A Grave contributor, suggesting burial location is Weatherford Cemetery, as follows:
“I have a copy of 1950 notes that were taken from Bessie Taul Conkwright's manuscript. I do not know the person responsible for these 1950 notes. I know the location of the farm mentioned in these notes. It is on highway #49 east of Bradfordsville, KY. It is on a hill about 1/4 mile past Travis Creek. A Coppage decendent, Walter Edwin Overstreet, last owned the farm but he passed the ownership to his daughter. Information from the notes read: "Travis Coppage's land was about 5 miles from present Bradfordsville on the Hustonville Pike. His log house stood there in 1925, having been moved from its original site. The land was owned in 1925 by Prentice Weatherford, whose wife was the great-great-granddaughter of Travis Coppage. Travis and his wife are buried on the farm, but there are no tombstones. The oldest marked grave is that of their son, Fielding. This cemetery is known as the Weatherford Cemetery ”. (Per Info submitted by “Jeanette Wilson” in Aug 2019). (Note- ***No verifiable source citation given or known to exist on burial location other than as suggested above, per info contributor refers to from notes written in 1950, indicating possible burial on land once owned by descendants of the Coppedge/ Coppage family).
Travis or "Travers" Coppedge (Coppage) was the son of Moses Aaron Coppedge (Coppage) and Mary Jane Catlett. Alternate spellings of the surname Coppedge or Coppage are used interchangeably in various sources and records for this line of descendants.
He was the Husband of Elizabeth Helm, who was the daughter of George Helm and Mary Frances Calmes.
Travis and Elizabeth (Helm) Coppedge were the parents of George Helm Coppedge (born 1805) and several other children to include Mary “Polly” , Jane, Isaac Newton, Joel, Moses, Willis, Helen, Fielding, Lucinda, and Frances.
Their actual burial location is unconfirmed; no Cemetery record, stone or marker has been found. Travis Coppedge and Elizabeth Coppedge ***MAY ***be buried at Weatherford Cemetery on Travis Creek Road near Hwy 49 in Bradfordsville; OR at Old Liberty Cemetery near Bradfordsville in what is now Marion County, Kentucky; near other of their known kin who are verified to be buried there. There is also a smaller graveyard called Coppage Cemetery on private property near the same vicinity in Marion County, Kentucky where the remains of some kin of this Coppage/ Coppedge family are buried, many in plots that are now unmarked due to disentegrated headstones.
*****UPDATED BUT UNVERIFIED INFO rec’d in August 2019 from a Find A Grave contributor, suggesting burial location is Weatherford Cemetery, as follows:
“I have a copy of 1950 notes that were taken from Bessie Taul Conkwright's manuscript. I do not know the person responsible for these 1950 notes. I know the location of the farm mentioned in these notes. It is on highway #49 east of Bradfordsville, KY. It is on a hill about 1/4 mile past Travis Creek. A Coppage decendent, Walter Edwin Overstreet, last owned the farm but he passed the ownership to his daughter. Information from the notes read: "Travis Coppage's land was about 5 miles from present Bradfordsville on the Hustonville Pike. His log house stood there in 1925, having been moved from its original site. The land was owned in 1925 by Prentice Weatherford, whose wife was the great-great-granddaughter of Travis Coppage. Travis and his wife are buried on the farm, but there are no tombstones. The oldest marked grave is that of their son, Fielding. This cemetery is known as the Weatherford Cemetery ”. (Per Info submitted by “Jeanette Wilson” in Aug 2019). (Note- ***No verifiable source citation given or known to exist on burial location other than as suggested above, per info contributor refers to from notes written in 1950, indicating possible burial on land once owned by descendants of the Coppedge/ Coppage family).
He was the Husband of Elizabeth Helm, who was the daughter of George Helm and Mary Frances Calmes.
Travis and Elizabeth (Helm) Coppedge were the parents of George Helm Coppedge (born 1805) and several other children to include Mary “Polly” , Jane, Isaac Newton, Joel, Moses, Willis, Helen, Fielding, Lucinda, and Frances.
Their actual burial location is unconfirmed; no Cemetery record, stone or marker has been found. Travis Coppedge and Elizabeth Coppedge ***MAY ***be buried at Weatherford Cemetery on Travis Creek Road near Hwy 49 in Bradfordsville; OR at Old Liberty Cemetery near Bradfordsville in what is now Marion County, Kentucky; near other of their known kin who are verified to be buried there. There is also a smaller graveyard called Coppage Cemetery on private property near the same vicinity in Marion County, Kentucky where the remains of some kin of this Coppage/ Coppedge family are buried, many in plots that are now unmarked due to disentegrated headstones.
*****UPDATED BUT UNVERIFIED INFO rec’d in August 2019 from a Find A Grave contributor, suggesting burial location is Weatherford Cemetery, as follows:
“I have a copy of 1950 notes that were taken from Bessie Taul Conkwright's manuscript. I do not know the person responsible for these 1950 notes. I know the location of the farm mentioned in these notes. It is on highway #49 east of Bradfordsville, KY. It is on a hill about 1/4 mile past Travis Creek. A Coppage decendent, Walter Edwin Overstreet, last owned the farm but he passed the ownership to his daughter. Information from the notes read: "Travis Coppage's land was about 5 miles from present Bradfordsville on the Hustonville Pike. His log house stood there in 1925, having been moved from its original site. The land was owned in 1925 by Prentice Weatherford, whose wife was the great-great-granddaughter of Travis Coppage. Travis and his wife are buried on the farm, but there are no tombstones. The oldest marked grave is that of their son, Fielding. This cemetery is known as the Weatherford Cemetery ”. (Per Info submitted by “Jeanette Wilson” in Aug 2019). (Note- ***No verifiable source citation given or known to exist on burial location other than as suggested above, per info contributor refers to from notes written in 1950, indicating possible burial on land once owned by descendants of the Coppedge/ Coppage family).
Family Members
Advertisement
Advertisement
