Michael Coppock

Back row, left to right: Arcie E. (Robinette) Watkins (1914-1971), Mary L. (Robinette) Adkisson (1890-1969), Alice D. (Robinette) 1. Pearson, 2. Fine (1890-1969), John Harrison Robinette (1892-1971). Front row, left to right: Chesley (C.H.) Robinette (1857-1924), Mary Ann (Mollie) (Coppock) Robinette (1858-1930). Chesley's obituary said he was born in Saline County, Ark., but moved to Conway, Ark., "where he engaged in the jewelry business."

Confederate Prisoners, Camp Morton, Indianapolis, Indiana. From the United States Army Military History Library, Carlisle, PA, volume 94, number 4843. Alfred Coppock was held here from Oct. 11, 1863, to May 18, 1865, when he was released on a loyalty oath.

Confederate Prisoners, Camp Morton, Indianapolis, Indiana. From the U.S. Army Military History Library of Carlisle, PA, Volume 94, Number 4844.

Rebecca (Jennings) Glidewell and Wilson P. Glidewell.

Photograph of George Washington Right Coppock, b. Tenn. Sept 5, 1841, son of Aaron Coppock, Jr., and Olive Carrol. Died Nevada County, AR, April 14, 1871. Confederate veteran.

Adult on left is Hershel Saunders Bledsoe, son of Moses Bledsoe, who is on the right. The child is Hershel's son, Leon Bledsoe.

George Washington Right Coppock and his wife Polly Seaton. GWR is the son of Aaron Coppock, Jr., and Olive (Carroll). He was born in Tennessee Sept. 5, 1841, and died in Nevada County, Arkansas, April 14, 1917. In the Civil War he served in Confederate Co. C, 3rd Ark. Cavalry.

Back row, left to right: Alvin Fulcher, Claudia Fulcher, Ella Fulcher, Molly Fulcher, Annie (Fulcher) Coppock (mother of Ernest Copposk), Donie Fulcher, Henry Fulcher. Front row, left to right: Johnny Ramsey (child), Joe Ramsey (Johnny's father), Glennie Ramsay (in Joe's arms), Henry Clay Fulcher, Amanda Tennessee (Allen) Fulcher (wife of Henry Clay Fulcher), Bernice Fulcher (child), Luke Coppock (father of Ernest), Otis Coppock (standing boy), Ernest Coppock (in Luke's lap, b. 1896). Henry Clay Fulcher was born Dec. 16, 1844, in Alabama. In the Civil War he served in Co. D, 2 Regt., Ala. Cavalry. He died in Saline Co., Ark., July 19, 1915. His wife, Amanda Tennessee Allen, was born July 23, 1855, in Ark., and died March 8, 1929, in Saline Co., Ark. Most of the people in this photo are buried in the cemetery of New Friendship Baptist Church, Saline County, Ark.

Henry Clay Fulcher and Amanda Tennessee (Allen) Fulcher. Another picture of them and their children is on this site, with some biographical information.

Headstone of George Washington Right Coppock, Snell Cemetery, Emmet, Arkansas. Born Sept. 5, 1841; died April 14, 1917. Inscribed, "Faithful to every duty." See the photo of this man elsewhere on this site.

Entrance to Camp Morton Military Prison, Indianapolis, Indiana. From the United States Army Military History Library at Carlisle, PA, volume 94, number 4842. Alfred Coppock was held here from October 11, 1863, to May 18, 1865, when he was released on a loyalty oath.

Confederate Prisoners at Camp Morton Military Prison, Indianapolis, Indiana. From the United States Army Military History Library of Carlisle, PA, vollume 94, number 4842. Alfred Coppock was held here from October 11, 1863, until May 18, 1865, when he was released on a loyalty oath.

Emery Fagan Williams is seated on the left. He was born Sept. 11, 1860, and died Dec. 13, 1915, in Grant County, Arkansas. Seated on the right is Barbara Jane (Reynolds) Williams, his wife. She was born Dec. 19, 1872, and died March 31, 1955, in Little Rock, Arkansas. Both are buried in Jacobs Cemetery, Grant County, Arkansas. The standing girl is Mary Armelia Williams, who was born June 28, 1894, and died March 22, 1971. She was married to Ernest Bryan Coppock. Both are buried in New Friendship Cemetery, Saline County, Arkansas. They standing boy is Lee Williams.

1910 Class of Shirley Crawford, Pleasant Hill, Ark., School. Back row, fifth from left, is Otis Coppock. Second row from back, seventh from left, is Ernest Coppock. Front row, first on left, is Alice Coppock, and seventh from left, is Coy Coppock. All are children of Luke and Annie Coppock.

Hershel Saunders Bledsoe is the seventh from the right on the back row. W. Fred Bledsoe is the eighth from the right on the second row from the front. Bessie Bledsoe is the girl in the white dress fourth from the right on the next to back row. All are siblings.

Photo from "Pick and Shovel," a monthly newsletter of the Bauxite, Ark., mines. Standing on left is Luke Coppock. Standing third from right is his son, Ernest Coppock. Names of others are shown on the photo.

Luke and Annie (Fulcher) Coppock family. Back row is Otis Clyne, Aaron Flemine ("Jack"), and Ernest Bryan. Seated are the parents, Luke Alfred Fletcher Coppock and Annie (Fulcher). Standing in front, left to right, are Bernard McCoy ("Coy" or "Mack") and Alice Lillian.