Hugh Looney

M, ID# 15451
  • Last Edited: 27 May 2002

Family: Elizabeth E. Russell b. c 1800

Citations

  1. [S724] Descendants of Joseph and Peter Callaway (n.p.: The Callaway Family Association, Inc., 2000), p. 8.

Thomas Russell

M, ID# 15452, b. after 1800
  • Birth*: He was born after 1800.2
  • Last Edited: 27 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S724] Descendants of Joseph and Peter Callaway (n.p.: The Callaway Family Association, Inc., 2000), p. 8 (naming Mrs. Sallie Russell as his mother).
  2. [S724] Descendants of Joseph and Peter Callaway, above, p. 8.

Frances Wright

F, ID# 15453
  • Last Edited: 27 May 2002

Family: Larkin Cleveland Sr.

Citations

  1. [S724] Descendants of Joseph and Peter Callaway (n.p.: The Callaway Family Association, Inc., 2000), p. 8 (giving her name as Acenith and naming Frances Wright as her mother).

William Bell

M, ID# 15454, d. circa 1834
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Family: Julia Johnson d. 1846

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280.
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming William Bell as his father).
  3. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming William Bell as her father).

Julia Johnson

F, ID# 15455, d. 1846
  • Marriage*: She married William Bell.
  • Death*: She died in 1846.1
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Family: William Bell d. c 1834

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280.
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as his mother).
  3. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as her mother).

Capt. John York

M, ID# 15456, b. 4 July 1800, d. 11 October 1848
  • Marriage*: He married Lutitia Cain.1
  • Birth*: He was born on 4 July 1800 in Kentucky.2
  • Death*: He died on 11 October 1848 in Texas at age 48.2
  • Note*: He and his son-in-law, James Madison Bell, died in a fight with Indians on Escondida Creek.3,2
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Family: Lutitia Cain

Citations

  1. [S143] The New Handbook of Texas (Austin, Tex.: Tex. State Hist. Ass'n, 1996), vol. 6, p. 1124, s.v. "John York" (giving her name as Letitia Crain).
  2. [S143] The New Handbook of Texas, above, vol. 6, p. 1124, s.v. "John York."
  3. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280.
  4. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Capt. John York as her father).

Lutitia Cain

F, ID# 15457
  • Note*: One source gives her name as Letitia Crain.2
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Family: Capt. John York b. 4 Jul 1800, d. 11 Oct 1848

Citations

  1. [S143] The New Handbook of Texas (Austin, Tex.: Tex. State Hist. Ass'n, 1996), vol. 6, p. 1124, s.v. "John York" (giving her name as Letitia Crain).
  2. [S143] The New Handbook of Texas, above, vol. 6, p. 1124, s.v. "John York."
  3. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming Lutitia Cain as her mother).

Sarah Jane Bell

F, ID# 15458
  • Birth*: She was born in Texas.3
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming James Madison Bell as her father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Miriam York as her mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

Julia Bell

F, ID# 15459
  • Birth*: She was born in Texas.3
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming James Madison Bell as her father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Miriam York as her mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

John York Bell

M, ID# 15460
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Family: Annie Wofford

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming James Madison Bell as his father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Miriam York as his mother).
  3. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 282.
  4. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.
  5. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming John York Bell as her father).
  6. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming John York Bell as his father).

Thomas H. Bell

M, ID# 15461
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming William Bell as his father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as his mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

William Bell

M, ID# 15462
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming William Bell as his father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as his mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

Granville Bell

M, ID# 15463
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming William Bell as his father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as his mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

Andrew Jackson Bell

M, ID# 15464
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming William Bell as his father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as his mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

John Bell

M, ID# 15465
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming William Bell as his father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as his mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

Joseph Bell

M, ID# 15466
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming William Bell as his father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as his mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

Adaline Bell

F, ID# 15467
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming William Bell as her father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as her mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

Frank Bell

M, ID# 15468
  • Last Edited: 30 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 280 (naming William Bell as his father).
  2. [S748] Margaret Sturges, "James Madison Bell," above (naming Julia Johnson as his mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.

Mary Elizabeth Bell

F, ID# 15469, b. 1910, d. 5 February 1918
  • Last Edited: 28 Feb 2004

Citations

  1. [S750] Margaret Sturges, "James Robert Bell, Jr.," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), pp. 280-81 (naming James Robert Bell, Jr. as her father).
  2. [S750] Margaret Sturges, "James Robert Bell, Jr.," above (naming Willie Emily Baylor as her mother).
  3. [S750] Margaret Sturges, "James Robert Bell, Jr.," above.
  4. [S750] Margaret Sturges, "James Robert Bell, Jr.," above (giving only the year and not naming the place).
  5. [S11] Index to Texas Death Records (Austin, Tex.: Tex. Dept. of Health, Bur. of Vital Statistics), typescript 1903-40, vol. 4, p. 1767, file 5917. These bound documents were available in the Texas State Library, Austin, Texas.

Joy Chalk

F, ID# 15470
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Annie Wofford

F, ID# 15471
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Family: John York Bell

Citations

  1. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 282.
  2. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming Annie Wofford as her mother).
  3. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming Annie Wofford as his mother).

Myrtle Bell

F, ID# 15472
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 282 (naming John York Bell as her father).
  2. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming Annie Wofford as her mother).

William Albert Bell

M, ID# 15473
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Family: Jenny Stevens

Citations

  1. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 282 (naming John York Bell as his father).
  2. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming Annie Wofford as his mother).
  3. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above.
  4. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming William Albert Bell as his father).

Jenny Stevens

F, ID# 15474
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Family: William Albert Bell

Citations

  1. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 282.
  2. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming Jenny Stevens as his mother).

Seth Pettus Bell

M, ID# 15475
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 282 (naming William Albert Bell as his father).
  2. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming Jenny Stevens as his mother).

John York Bell

M, ID# 15476
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Family: Charlotte Traylor

Citations

  1. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 282 (naming William Albert Bell as his father).
  2. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming Jenny Stevens as his mother).
  3. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above.

William Albert Bell Jr.

M, ID# 15477
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Citations

  1. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 282 (naming William Albert Bell as his father).
  2. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," above (naming Jenny Stevens as his mother).

Charlotte Traylor

F, ID# 15478
  • Last Edited: 31 May 2002

Family: John York Bell

Citations

  1. [S751] Katy Bell Nagel, "John York Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), p. 282.

Charles Goodwin Breeden

M, ID# 15485, b. 27 January 1860, d. 30 December 1925
  • Scrapbook*: “CHARLES GOODWIN BREEDEN
       “(January 27, 1860 – December 30, 1925)
       “A native of Victoria [Texas], Charles G. Breeden came to Cuero [Texas] to work on the “Weekly Star” newspaper. He made Cuero his permanent home and became an influential business and civic leader. A prominent South Texas merchant, he was a partner in the Breeden Brothers ompany and the Breedcen Runge Wholesale Company. Charles Breeden married Mabel Claire Hall in 1915, and they were the parents of two daughters.
       “Recorded – 1991”.3
  • Note*: A native of Victoria, Texas, he settled in Cuero, Texas and was a prominent South Texas merchant.3

Additional Resources

• His Find A Grave memorial, which includes pictures of his grave marker and a state historical marker at his grave, is here.
  • Last Edited: 26 Apr 2014

Family: Mabel Claire Hall b. 6 Aug 1895, d. 4 Jun 1974

Citations

  1. [S961] Find A Grave, online at http://www.findagrave.com, memorial for Charles Goodwin Breeden, memorial no. 18504603, viewed on 26 Apr 2014.
  2. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Mabel Claire Hall Breeden Mugge, memorial no. 18504877, viewed on 26 Apr 2014 (not giving the date).
  3. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Charles Goodwin Breeden, memorial no. 18504603, viewed on 26 Apr 2014 (transcription of State of Texas historical marker at his grave, as pictured on his memorial).
  4. [S752] Rosemary Kokernot, "John J. Bell," in The Dewitt County Hist. Comm., The History of Dewitt County, Texas (n.p.: Curtis Media Corp., 1991), pp. 281-82. (naming Charles Goodwin Breeden as her father).
  5. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Mabel Claire Breeden Bell, memorial no. 93103860, viewed on 26 Apr 2014 (naming Charles Goodwin Breeden as her father).
  6. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Charles Goodwin Breeden, memorial no. 18504603, viewed on 26 Apr 2014 (naming Charles Goodwin Breeden as her father).

Mabel Claire Hall

F, ID# 15486, b. 6 August 1895, d. 4 June 1974

Additional Resources

• Her Find A Grave memorial, which includes a picture of her grave marker, is here.
  • Last Edited: 26 Apr 2014

Family 1: Charles Goodwin Breeden b. 27 Jan 1860, d. 30 Dec 1925

Family 2: Edward Mugge b. 8 Dec 1903, d. 22 Jun 1972

Citations

  1. [S961] Find A Grave, online at http://www.findagrave.com, memorial for Mabel Claire Hall Breeden Mugge, memorial no. 18504877, viewed on 26 Apr 2014.
  2. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Mabel Claire Hall Breeden Mugge, memorial no. 18504877, viewed on 26 Apr 2014 (not giving the date).
  3. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Charles Goodwin Breeden, memorial no. 18504603, viewed on 26 Apr 2014 (transcription of State of Texas historical marker at his grave, as pictured on his memorial).
  4. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Mabel Claire Breeden Bell, memorial no. 93103860, viewed on 26 Apr 2014 (naming Mabel Claire Hall as her mother).

Edith May Rogers

F, ID# 15487, b. 8 February 1890, d. 31 March 1978

Additional Resources

• Her Find A Grave memorial is here.
  • Last Edited: 26 Jan 2014

Family: James William Bachman b. 25 Dec 1885, d. 24 Oct 1966

Citations

  1. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman sent to Roger Bartlett, 11 Oct 2003.
  2. [S961] Find A Grave, online at http://www.findagrave.com, memorial for Edith May Rogers Bachman, memorial no. 75504151, viewed on 26 Jan 2014.
  3. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for James William Bachman, memorial no. 75504153, viewed on 26 Jan 2014 (not giving the date or place).
  4. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Edith May Rogers Bachman, memorial no. 75504151, viewed on 26 Jan 2014 (not giving the date or place).

Edna Bernice Parmiter

F, ID# 15488, b. 25 October 1886, d. 7 December 1973
  • Note*: She moved from Ohio to Oklahoma in 1908 to live with her sister. She had a fair complexion, dark eyes, and black hair.1

Additional Resources

• Her Find A Grave memorial, which includes her picture and pictures of her grave marker, is here.
  • Last Edited: 24 Aug 2018

Family 1: Charles Wood Milligan b. 4 Aug 1870, d. 26 Jul 1920

Family 2: Robert Marion ('Bob') Bachman b. 19 Sep 1882, d. 3 Feb 1945

Citations

  1. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman sent to Roger Bartlett, 11 Oct 2003.
  2. [S961] Find A Grave, online at http://www.findagrave.com, memorial for Edna Bernice Parmiter Milligan Bachman, memorial no. 10748146, viewed on 23 Aug 2015.
  3. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (giving the year but no other information).
  4. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Charles Wood Milligan, memorial no. 10748149, viewed on 23 Aug 2015.
  5. [S1322] The Weekly Democrat-Chief, Hobart, Okla., online archive, 5 Aug 1920, p. 2, col. 2, at http://tinyurl.com/om5x7k3 (obituary for Charles W. Mulligan) (stating that they were married on 23 Jul 1909 at Hobart, Oklahoma).
  6. [S1322] The Weekly Democrat-Chief, Hobart, Okla., online archive, 18 May 1922, p. 1, col. 6, at http://tinyurl.com/p2yyaph
  7. [S1322] The Weekly Democrat-Chief, Hobart, Okla., online archive, 1 Dec 1921, p. 6, col. 4, at http://tinyurl.com/q7bnu79 (indicating that they married on 28 Nov 1921: "last Tuesday" in a newspaper dated 1 Dec 1921).
  8. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Robert Marion Bachman, memorial no. 10748148, viewed on 23 Aug 2015.
  9. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Edna Bernice Parmiter Milligan Bachman, memorial no. 10748146, viewed on 23 Aug 2015 (giving the year but no other information).
  10. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Edna Bernice Parmiter Milligan Bachman, memorial no. 10748146, viewed on 23 Aug 2015 (naming Edna Bernice Parmiter Milligan Bachman as his mother).
  11. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Marion Lucas Bachman, memorial no. 23928176, viewed on 23 Aug 2015 (naming Edna Bernice Parmiter Milligan Bachman as his mother).

William Porter Cochran

M, ID# 15489, b. 24 January 1841, d. 5 January 1906

William Porter Cochran's tombstone, Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Tex., photographed by Roger Bartlett.
  • Obituary*: "OLD RESIDENT IS DEAD
       "WILLIAM PORTER COCHRAN HAD LIVED IN THIS COUNTY MORE THAN SIXTY YEARS.
       "LONG A PROMINENT CITIZEN
       "Took an Active Part in Many Movements of Importance—Was an ex-Confederate.
       "William Porter Cochran, for more than sixty years resident in Dallas County, died yesterday morning at 6 o'clock at his home near Cochran's Chapel and will be buried in the old cemetery there this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
       "Mr. Cochran was a member of a large and influential family of this county and section and it is expected that the funeral will be the occasion for the gathering of friends from every department of life in the city and county.
       "Born near Springfield, Mo., Jan. 24, 1841, to William and Nancy J. Cochran, he came as a child to Texas with his parents in 1843 and settled at Farmers Branch. Twelve years later he removed to the place which has since that time been his home.
       "Belonging to the Methodist Church and to the Masonic fraternity, Mr. Cochran will be buried under the auspices of those organizations. Revs. W. H. Hughes, a life-long friend; O. S. Thomas, long intimate with him, and W. H. Adams, pastor of the chapel; James A. Smith Lodge No. 395 of Farmers Branch, the Masonic body with which he was connected, will consign the body to the grave.
       "At the outbreak of the war between the States Mr. Cochran, though still a youth, enlisted in Lafayette Smith's company, Ross' brigade, Sixth Texas Cavalry, and in that command he served through the four years of the war. Most of the service was on the eastern side of the Mississippi. He has been a member of Sterling Price Camp, United Confederate Veterans, since its organization.
       "Accepting the results of the war and devoting himself to the pursuits of peace, Mr. Cochran was married in 1867 to Miss Amanda Lawrence of Hill County. To them were born these children, who with the widow survive: John D. Cochran, now Superintendent of Public Instruction in this county; Mrs. Nannie J. Brown, Mary A. Cochran, Arch Cochran, J. P. Cochran, Willie Cochran and Ada Cochran. There are three grandchildren. His three brothers reside in this State. They are: John H., now residing in the Panhandle and once candidate for Governor of the State; Dr. A. M. Cochran, once candidate for Governor on the Republican ticket, and J. M. Cochran, County Commissioner of Dallas County. Mr. Cochran always took an active part in all things with which he was connected. He was a working Mason, an earnest Christian and throughout his life a Democrat. It was his boast that he had never failed to vote his convictions in the battles of this party.
       "Many of the business men and county officials have announced their intention of attending the funeral today. It is expected that from all parts of the county the relatives and friends of the well-loved man will gather."23
  • Scrapbook*: "HUNDREDS AT FUNERAL
       "MANY ATTEND LAST SAD RITES OVER THE REMAINS OF WILLIAM PORTER COCHRAN.
       "SERVICES IN THE OLD CHAPEL
       "Many Elaborate Floral Designs Are Sent from Over Country [sic]—Prominent Persons Present.
    Hundreds of persons from all parts of the county attended the funeral yesterday of William Porter Cochran. The services were held at Cochran's Chapel, of which the family are members, and were conducted by ministers of the Methodist Church. The burial rites were performed by the Masonic fraternity. Through many years Mr. Cochran had been a member of both these organizations. Many men went out from Dallas to attend the funeral and there were some from other parts of the State.
       "At the church the services were conducted by Rev. O. S. Thomas of Terrell, long time a friend and many years pastor of Mr. Cochran. He was assisted by Revs. W. H. Stephens of Grand Prairie, W. H. Hughes of Dallas and G. M. Adams, pastor of the chapel. Each of these men paid his tribute to the sterling worth and the noble character of Mr. Cochran and many incidents were cited to show the goodness of his heart and the purity of his life.
    From the church to the cemetery the casket was attended by the Masonic pallbearers, Arthur Scott, Ewing Buchanan, John Hughes, James H. Smith, Alex Cockrell and A. W. Campbell. James A. Smith Lodge of Farmers Branch, Mr. Cochran's connection with Masonry for a number of years, was in charge of the burial.
       "Floral designs were elaborate and numerous and came from every part of the county. The Masonic rites were led by Alex Cockrell, A. W. Campbell and J. E. Floyd of Dallas.
       "Among the county officials who attended the funeral were: Judge Thomas F. Nash, Judge Hiram F. Lively, School Superintendent John D. Cochran, Commissioner J. M. Cochran, Tax Collector Henry H. Jacoby, County Clerk Frank R. Shanks, Justice of the Peace M. C. Cullen and Assistant Auditor W. Hughes Oliver."24
  • Note*: He was educated at McKenzie College in Red River County, Texas. He enlisted in the Confederate Army in 1861 and served in Company C, Sixth Texas Cavalry, until the end of the Civil War after seeing battle at Pea Ridge, Corinth, Inks, Holly Springs, and Atlanta. He lived on the family homestead north of Dallas, was a member of nearby Cochran Chapel Methodist Church, and was an active Democrat and District Deputy Grand Master in the Masonic Order. He and Amanda had nine children. From an 1892 biography: "Mr. Cochran has seen the full growth and development of Dallas from a cabin to a city of about 40,000 inhabitants, and has always taken an active interest in everything for its good and aided in all public enterprises."25

Additional Resources

• His 1892 biography in Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas is here.
• His Find A Grave memorial is here.
  • Last Edited: 11 Aug 2021

Family: Amanda Maria Lawrence b. 16 Mar 1846, d. 19 Nov 1930

Citations

  1. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman sent to Roger Bartlett, 11 Oct 2003 (naming William Cochran as his father).
  2. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 737 (naming William M. Cochran as his father).
  3. [S961] Find A Grave, online at http://www.findagrave.com, memorial for William Porter Cochran, memorial no. 21155434, viewed on 17 May 2014 (naming William M. Cochran as his father).
  4. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for William M. Cochran, memorial no. 65204208, viewed on 17 May 2014 (naming William M. Cochran as his father).
  5. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming Nancy Hughes as his mother).
  6. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 737 (naming Nancy J. Hughes as his mother).
  7. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for William Porter Cochran, memorial no. 21155434, viewed on 17 May 2014 (naming Nancy Jane Hughes as his mother).
  8. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Nancy Jane Hughes Cochran, memorial no. 65204253, viewed on 17 May 2014 (naming Nancy Jane Hughes as his mother).
  9. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976) (giving the date without naming the place). Tom Ellis provided an electronic copy to Roger Bartlett on 5 Jul 2002.
  10. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above.
  11. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 737 (stating that he was born in "Greene, now Polk, county, Missouri, in January, 1841, the third in a family of six children").
  12. [S1107] Cemetery marker, Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Texas (giving the date but not the place).
  13. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for William Porter Cochran, memorial no. 21155434, viewed on 17 May 2014 (giving the date but not the place).
  14. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (not giving the date; identifying her as wife of William P. Cochran and him as husband of Amanda M. Lawrence Cochran in the compilers' notes).
  15. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (giving the month and year and not naming the place).
  16. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 737.
  17. [S175] Supposition as to marriage, based on common grave marker (not giving the date or place).
  18. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (not giving the date).
  19. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (not giving the date).
  20. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 7 Jan 1906, p. 6 (obituary of William Porter Cochran).
  21. [S1107] Cemetery marker, Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Texas (not giving the date).
  22. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for William Porter Cochran, memorial no. 21155434, viewed on 17 May 2014 (not giving the date).
  23. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 6 Jan 1906, p. 5, with obvious typographical errors corrected.
  24. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 7 Jan 1906, p. 6.
  25. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), pp. 737-38.
  26. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (giving her name as Nanna and naming W. P. Cochran as her father).
  27. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (stating that he was the son of W. P. and A. M. Cochran).
  28. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming William Porter Cochran as his father).
  29. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming W. P. Cochran as his father).
  30. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (stating that she was the daughter of W. P. and A. M. Cochran).
  31. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming William Porter Cochran as her father).
  32. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming W. P. Cochran as her father).
  33. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (stating that she was the daughter of W. P. and Amanda Cochran).
  34. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (naming W. P. Cochran as her father in the compilers' notes).
  35. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Willie Lawrence Cochran Figh, memorial no. 68584661, viewed on 6 May 2014 (naming W. P. Cochran as her father).
  36. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (naming W. P. Cochran as her father).
  37. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (giving her name as Ada M. and naming W. P. Cochran as her father).

Amanda Maria Lawrence

F, ID# 15490, b. 16 March 1846, d. 19 November 1930

Amanda Maria Lawrence Cochran's tombstone, Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Tex., photographed by Roger Bartlett.
  • Last Edited: 11 Aug 2021

Family: William Porter Cochran b. 24 Jan 1841, d. 5 Jan 1906

Citations

  1. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman sent to Roger Bartlett, 11 Oct 2003 (naming David T. Lowrance as her father).
  2. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 737 (naming D. T. Lawrence as her father).
  3. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming Ann Bachman as her mother).
  4. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 737 (naming Ann B. Bachman as her mother).
  5. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976). Tom Ellis provided an electronic copy to Roger Bartlett on 5 Jul 2002.
  6. [S1107] Cemetery marker, Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Texas.
  7. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (not giving the date; identifying her as wife of William P. Cochran and him as husband of Amanda M. Lawrence Cochran in the compilers' notes).
  8. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (giving the month and year and not naming the place).
  9. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 737.
  10. [S175] Supposition as to marriage, based on common grave marker (not giving the date or place).
  11. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (giving her name as Nanna and naming A. M. Lawrence as her mother).
  12. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (stating that he was the son of W. P. and A. M. Cochran).
  13. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming Amanda Lawrence as his mother).
  14. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming A. M. Lawrence as his mother).
  15. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 26 Feb 1923, sec. 1, p. 6 ("Native of Dallas Dies at Mother's Home Here") (naming Mrs. William P. Cochran as his mother).
  16. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (stating that she was the daughter of W. P. and A. M. Cochran).
  17. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming Amanda Lawrence as her mother).
  18. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming A. M. Lawrence as her mother).
  19. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (stating that she was the daughter of W. P. and Amanda Cochran).
  20. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (naming A. M. Cochran as her mother in the compilers' notes).
  21. [S961] Find A Grave, online at http://www.findagrave.com, memorial for Willie Lawrence Cochran Figh, memorial no. 68584661, viewed on 6 May 2014 (naming A. M. Cochran as her mother).
  22. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (naming A. M. Cochran as her mother).
  23. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (giving her name as Ada M. and naming A. M. Lawrence as her mother).

Archelaus Cochran

M, ID# 15491, b. 4 October 1872, d. 25 February 1923
  • Last Edited: 31 Dec 2006

Family: Sallie _____ b. 6 Dec 1872, d. 7 Jan 1897

Citations

  1. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976) (stating that he was the son of W. P. and A. M. Cochran). Tom Ellis provided an electronic copy to Roger Bartlett on 5 Jul 2002.
  2. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman sent to Roger Bartlett, 11 Oct 2003 (naming William Porter Cochran as his father).
  3. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming W. P. Cochran as his father).
  4. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming Amanda Lawrence as his mother).
  5. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming A. M. Lawrence as his mother).
  6. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 26 Feb 1923, sec. 1, p. 6 ("Native of Dallas Dies at Mother's Home Here") (naming Mrs. William P. Cochran as his mother).
  7. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (giving the date but not the place).
  8. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (giving the date but not the place).
  9. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 26 Feb 1923, sec. 1, p. 6 ("Native of Dallas Dies at Mother's Home Here") (not giving the date but stating that he was fifty years old when he died on 25 Feb 1923 and that he was born "at Cochran's Chapel, about eight miles north of Dallas").
  10. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (identifying her as wife of Arch Cochran and him as husband of Sallie P. Cochran in the compilers' notes).
  11. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above.
  12. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 26 Feb 1923, sec. 1, p. 6 ("Native of Dallas Dies at Mother's Home Here").
  13. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (naming the place but not giving the date).
  14. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming the place but not giving the date).

Sallie _____

F, ID# 15492, b. 6 December 1872, d. 7 January 1897
  • Last Edited: 26 Oct 2003

Family: Archelaus Cochran b. 4 Oct 1872, d. 25 Feb 1923

Citations

  1. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976). Tom Ellis provided an electronic copy to Roger Bartlett on 5 Jul 2002.
  2. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (identifying her as wife of Arch Cochran and him as husband of Sallie P. Cochran in the compilers' notes).
  3. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman sent to Roger Bartlett, 11 Oct 2003.

John D. Cochran

M, ID# 15493, b. 8 November 1870, d. 27 April 1915

J. D. Cochran's grave marker, Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Tex., by Roger Bartlett.

  • Obituary*: "JOHN D. COCHRAN DIES.
       "Funeral Will Be Held This Afternoon at Cochran's Chapel, Revs. Thomas and Chapman Officiating.
       "John D. Cochran, 44 years old, principal of David Crockett School, died at 6 o'clock yesterday morning at the Baptist Sanitarium.
       "The funeral procession will leave the home of Mr. Cochran's mother, Mrs. W. P. Cochran, 2816 Throckmorton street, at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon and proceed to Cochran's Chapel, where services will be held at 4 o'clock by the Rev. O. S. Thomas and the Rev. A. B. Chapman. The burial will be in Cochran Chapel Cemetery.
       "Mr. Cochran is survived by his mother, Mrs. W. T. [sic] Cochran; four sisters, Mmes. E. Brown, George M. Figh, Leslie Harrison and Miss Mary Cochran, and two brothers, A. Cochran and J. T. Cochran, all of Dallas. He was a member of the Methodist Church, the Knights of Pythias, the Odd Fellows, the Moose Lodge and the Woodmen of the World.
       "For eight years Mr. Cochran was County Superintendent of Dallas County. For the last ten years he has been the principal of the David Crockett Public School. He was born and reared in Dallas County and received his education in the schools of Dallas and Plano. He has been identified with the educational, social and religious movements of the State since his youth.
       "Delegations from all the schools will attend the funeral. The active pallbearers will be George H. Cochran, William M. Cochran, John H. Cochran Jr., John L. Terrell, W. B. Harris, Edwin Lawrence. Honorary pallbearers will be J. F. Kimball, Superintendent of Dallas Schools; J. F. Peeler, principal of Travis School; George W. Coley, principal of Cedar Lawn; J. W. Kirk, principal of Austin; Julius Dorsey, principal of Colonial Hill; C. A. Whatley, principal of Bowie; D. W. Johnson, principal of Reagan; J. L. Russell, principal of Alamo; W. H. Adamson of the Oak Cliff High; John W. Pope, Thomas E. Henry, County Superintendent; H. J. Emmins, W. Illingworth, W. G. Godfrey, W. H. Walker, A. A. McKnight, Judge Lee Richardson, W. J. Vickery, L. E. Kale, T. E. Berry and Prof. W. F. Mister.
       "The Crockett School, of which Mr. Cochran was principal, will dismiss at noon today."17
  • Scrapbook*: “JOHN D. COCHRAN IS BURIED.
       “Funeral Service Is Attended in Body by Teachers and Pupils of Crockett School.
       “Funeral service for John D. Cochran, 44 years old, who died at the Baptist Sanitarium Tuesday morning, was held at Cochran’s Chapel at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon, the Rev. A. B. Chapman conducting the service. Trinity Lodge of Odd Fellows had charge of the funeral. Burial was in Cochran Chapel Cemetery.
       “The Crockett School, of which Mr. Cochran was principal, was dismissed at noon and the teachers and pupils attended the funeral in a body. The active pallbearers were George H. Cochran, William M. Cochran, John H. Cochran Jr., John L. Terrell, W. B. Harris, Edwin Lawrence. Honorary pallbearers were J. F. Kimball, Superintendent of Dallas Schools; J. F. Peeler, principal of Travis School; George W. Coley, principal of Cedar Lawn; J. W. Kirk, principal of Austin; Julius Dorsey, principal of Bowie, D. W. Johnson, principal of Reagan; J. L. Russell, principal of Alamo; W. H. Adamson of the Oak Cliff High; John W. Pope, Thomas E. Henry, County Superintendent; H. J. Emins, W. Illingworth, W. G. Godfrey, W. H. Walker, A. A. McKnight, Judge Lee Richardson, W. J. Vickery, L. E. Kale, T. E. Berry and Prof. W. F. Mister.”.18
  • Note*: • He was born and reared in Dallas County, Texas and educated in the Dallas and Plano schools. He was superintendent of schools for Dallas County for eight years and, when he died, had been principal of David Crockett School for ten years. He was a Methodist and a member of the Knights of Pythias, the Odd Fellows, the Moose Lodge, and the Woodmen of the World. His obituary said he "has been identified with the educational, social and religious movements of the State since his youth."
    • His grave marker indicates he was a member of the Woodmen of the World.19,20

Additional Resources

• His Find A Grave memorial is here.
  • Last Edited: 6 May 2014

Citations

  1. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976) (stating that he was the son of W. P. and A. M. Cochran). Tom Ellis provided an electronic copy to Roger Bartlett on 5 Jul 2002.
  2. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman sent to Roger Bartlett, 11 Oct 2003 (naming William Porter Cochran as his father).
  3. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming W. P. Cochran as his father).
  4. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming Amanda Lawrence as his mother).
  5. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming A. M. Lawrence as his mother).
  6. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (giving the date but not the place).
  7. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (giving the date but not the place).
  8. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 28 Apr 1915, p. 6 (obituary of John D. Cochran) (stating that he was born and reared in Dallas County, Texas; not giving the date but stating that he was forty-four years old when he died on 27 Apr 1915).
  9. [S961] Find A Grave, online at http://www.findagrave.com, memorial for J. D. Cochran, memorial no. 21155423, viewed on 6 May 2014 (giving the date but not the place).
  10. [S11] Index to Texas Death Records (Austin, Tex.: Tex. Dept. of Health, Bur. of Vital Statistics), typescript 1903-40, vol. 10, p. 4837, file 7344 (giving the date and county). These bound documents were available in the Texas State Library, Austin, Texas.
  11. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 28 Apr 1915, p. 6 (obituary of John D. Cochran) (stating that he died at the Baptist Sanitarium in Dallas, Texas at 6:00 a.m. on 27 Apr 1915).
  12. [S1299] Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., online archive at http://www.genealogybank.com/gbnk/newspapers/, 29 Apr 1915, p. 15 ("JOHN D. COCHRAN IS BURIED") (stating that he died that morning).
  13. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (not giving the date).
  14. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 28 Apr 1915, p. 6 (obituary of John D. Cochran).
  15. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for J. D. Cochran, memorial no. 21155423, viewed on 6 May 2014 (not giving the date).
  16. [S1299] Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., online archive, above, 29 Apr 1915, p. 15 ("JOHN D. COCHRAN IS BURIED").
  17. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 28 Apr 1915, p. 6.
  18. [S1299] Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., online archive, above, 29 Apr 1915, p. 15.
  19. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 28 Apr 1915, p. 6 (obituary of John D. Cochran) (first bullet).
  20. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for J. D. Cochran, memorial no. 21155423, viewed on 6 May 2014 (second bullet).

Mary Alice Cochran

F, ID# 15494, b. 11 November 1874, d. 7 October 1948

Mary Alice Cochran's tombstone, Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Tex., photographed by Roger Bartlett.
  • Note*: She was a teacher for twenty-seven years, teaching in the Dallas County, Texas schools for three years before moving to the Dallas city schools. She was a member of Cochran Chapel Methodist Church in Dallas for more than sixty years. Survivors included two sisters.20

Additional Resources

• Her Find A Grave memorial is here.
  • Last Edited: 14 Oct 2013

Citations

  1. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976) (stating that she was the daughter of W. P. and A. M. Cochran). Tom Ellis provided an electronic copy to Roger Bartlett on 5 Jul 2002.
  2. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman sent to Roger Bartlett, 11 Oct 2003 (naming William Porter Cochran as her father).
  3. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming W. P. Cochran as her father).
  4. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming Amanda Lawrence as her mother).
  5. [S952] Memorial and Biographical History of Dallas County, Texas (Chicago, Ill.: Lewis Pub. Co., 1892), p. 738 (naming A. M. Lawrence as her mother).
  6. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (giving the date but not the place).
  7. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (giving the date but not the place).
  8. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.
  9. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 8 Oct 1948, sec. 2, p. 11 (obituary of Miss Mary A. Cochran) (not giving the place or date but stating that she was seventy-two years old when she died on 7 Oct 1948).
  10. [S1107] Cemetery marker, Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Texas (giving the date but not the place).
  11. [S961] Find A Grave, online at http://www.findagrave.com, memorial for Mary Alice Cochran, memorial no. 21155407, viewed on 14 Oct 2013 (giving the date but not the place).
  12. [S11] Index to Texas Death Records (Austin, Tex.: Tex. Dept. of Health, Bur. of Vital Statistics), typescript 1946-55, vol. 4, p. 1932, file 42532 (giving the date and the county and state but not the city). These bound documents were available in the Texas State Library, Austin, Texas.
  13. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 8 Oct 1948, sec. 2, p. 11 (obituary of Miss Mary A. Cochran).
  14. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 9 Oct 1948, sec. 2, p. 18 (obituary of Miss Mary A. Cochran) (giving the date but not the place).
  15. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 9 Oct 1948, sec. 2, p. 18 (obituary of Miss Mary A. Cochran).
  16. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (naming the place but not giving the date).
  17. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 9 Oct 1948, sec. 2, p. 10 (obituary of Miss Mary A. Cochran).
  18. [S1107] Cemetery marker, Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Texas (not giving the date).
  19. [S961] Find A Grave, online, above, memorial for Mary Alice Cochran, memorial no. 21155407, viewed on 14 Oct 2013 (not giving the date).
  20. [S67] The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Tex., 8 Oct 1948, sec. 2, p. 11 ("Teacher Here for 27 Years Dies in Home").

Zuleika Cochran

F, ID# 15495, b. 30 June 1879, d. 10 July 1880
  • Note*: One source says that she was born and died on the same day, 10 Jul 1880.8
  • Last Edited: 3 Apr 2004

Citations

  1. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976) (stating that she was the daughter of W. P. and Amanda Cochran). Tom Ellis provided an electronic copy to Roger Bartlett on 5 Jul 2002.
  2. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman sent to Roger Bartlett, 11 Oct 2003 (naming William Porter Cochran as her father).
  3. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (naming Amanda Lawrence as her mother).
  4. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above (giving the date but not the place).
  5. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on family's believed residence at the time.
  6. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above (giving the date but not the place).
  7. [S755] Anna Baker & Anne Cochran, Cochran Chapel Cemetery (1976), above.
  8. [S867] Pat Sproat, chart of descendants of John Bachman, above.

Taylor Henry Mingle

M, ID# 15496
  • Last Edited: 7 Jul 2002

Family: Dorothy _____

Citations

  1. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002 (naming Taylor Henry Mingle as her father).

Dorothy _____

F, ID# 15497
  • Last Edited: 7 Jul 2002

Family: Taylor Henry Mingle

Citations

  1. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002 (naming Dorothy Mingle as her mother).

Alex Painter

M, ID# 15498
  • Note*: He lived only a few years after his marriage to Elizabeth Zirkle.2
  • Last Edited: 16 Jul 2003

Family: Elizabeth Mingle b. 27 May 1837, d. 8 Jul 1926

Citations

  1. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002.
  2. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002 (attributing information to Elizabeth Mingle Zirkle Painter's obituary).

Frank Zirkle

M, ID# 15499, b. 1858
  • Last Edited: 16 Jul 2003

Citations

  1. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002 (naming Isaac Zirkle as his father).
  2. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002 (naming Elizabeth Mingle as his mother).
  3. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on parents' believed residence at time.
  4. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002 (giving the date but not the place).

Sarah Zirkle

F, ID# 15500, b. 1860
  • Last Edited: 16 Jul 2003

Citations

  1. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002 (naming Isaac Zirkle as her father).
  2. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002 (naming Elizabeth Mingle as her mother).
  3. [S756] Dianna Heavilin, family group sheet, 6 Jul 2002 (giving the date but not the place).
  4. [S248] Supposition as to place, based on parents' believed residence at time.