These are probably his siblings: William, Perrin, Nellie Green, Hannah
Bearden (!), Elizabeth Stinson, Angeline Morgan, and Edward Cooley.
Likely, they are listed by age--perhaps some of the younger ones might
have been nieces or nephews. An Edward Cooley, if fact, shows up on a
census with Perrin Cooley:
1850 > ILLINOIS > CALHOUN > ILLINOIS
Series: M432 Roll: 99 Page: 306
Perrin Cooley 27 Farmer MO
Harriet Cooley 19 IL
Edward Cooley 18 MO
The question, of course, is how is EC related? Perhaps a nephew he
ignored, a son of a deceased brother?
Someone needs to look carefully at the court records for Dickson county.
-Michael
> Wow! This is great! It will prove to be a really big clue for Jim's John
> and deserves a lot of study. The thing is that if James Cooley is who I
> think he is, he probably didn't have any children. If true, these were
> probably his closest living relatives.
>
> The mention of William Bearden is going to be of great interest to Jim.
>
> Do you have any more of these gems?!
>
> -Michael
>
>>
>> Has anyone seen this before? It's from the Jan. 4, 1859 Nashville Union
>> and American.
>>
>> I couldn't get it to paste directly into the email so I've made it a
>> Word
>> attachment.
>
>
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