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Donna Carter
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Am looking for a murrell green ezell not found after 1860(in washington co. mo.) Looking for a Cyntha/Cynthia Wallis, married to James Franklin Williams in Wayne County Missouri.
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Updated: December 22, 2002
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Opal and George
George and Opal Cotton Copeland. George was...
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Unknown Lady
about 2" x 3" photo. Cardboard picture with frameing as shown
Found in Aunt's jewelry box. Back of picture says To Winnie From Edna. March 1906 or '08. Could be from Williams; Weiner or Coogan families. Williams family from Wayne County Missouri. Weiner and Coogan families from the Robideaux,Missouri area.
Found in Aunt's jewelry box. Back of picture says To Winnie From Edna. March 1906 or '08. Could be from Williams; Weiner or Coogan families. Williams family from Wayne County Missouri. Weiner and Coogan families from the Robideaux,Missouri area.
Opal and George
George and Opal Cotton Copeland. George was superintendent of Ellsinore,Mo. scholls for a time
Grandpa and his guitar
Grandpa Cotton was the 2nd husband of Goldie Morey Ezell Cotton. Believe this was taken around Williamsville, Missouri
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2020 marks 20 years since the inception of AncientFaces. We are the same team who began this community so long ago. Over the years it feels, at least to us, that our family has expanded to include so many. Thank you!
Thomas Jefferson Crook
Picture of Thomas Jefferson Crook with birthdate and place of burial. Also name of 2nd wife Parthenia McGee
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Unknown Lady
about 2" x 3" photo. Cardboard picture with frameing as shown
Found in Aunt's jewelry box. Back of picture says To Winnie From Edna. March 1906 or '08. Could be from Williams; Weiner or Coogan families. Williams family from Wayne County Missouri. Weiner and Coogan families from the Robideaux,Missouri area.
Found in Aunt's jewelry box. Back of picture says To Winnie From Edna. March 1906 or '08. Could be from Williams; Weiner or Coogan families. Williams family from Wayne County Missouri. Weiner and Coogan families from the Robideaux,Missouri area.
Goldie Morey and second husband
Goldie Pauline Morey Ezell Cotton and second husband Lawrence Cotton. Morey Family from Ripley County Mo. Cotton Family from Carter Co. Mo.
People in photo include: Lawrence Cotton
People in photo include: Lawrence Cotton
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Grandma and grandpa
Woodrow Wilson and Goldie Pauline Morey Ezell
People in photo include: Woodrow Ezell
People in photo include: Woodrow Ezell
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3 generations of EZELL
L-R Thomas Irvin Ezell;Hubert Leroy Ezell(my father) and Woodrow Wilson Ezell standing in front of their truck
Grandpa and his guitar
Grandpa Cotton was the 2nd husband of Goldie Morey Ezell Cotton. Believe this was taken around Williamsville, Missouri
Opal and George
George and Opal Cotton Copeland. George was superintendent of Ellsinore,Mo. scholls for a time
Class Photo
Williamsville 4th grade Class of 1950-51. Williamsville Missouri. Hubert Ezell,my father,5th row down and 6th child over
Goldie Morey was born in August 1921. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Goldie Morey.
Thomas Jefferson Crook was born to William Alexander Crook (1812 - 1862) and Lillie Berry House (1811 - 1895). He had eleven siblings: David (1833), Benjamin (1835), Martha (1837), Minerva (1839), Cincinatus (1842), Julia (1848), William (1850), Nancey (1851), Benjamin (1852), B.J. (1855) and Henry (1852).
Thomas J. Crook married Anna Eliza Morris (1845 - 1886) in 1862 in Ripley, Missouri. They had eleven children: William (1863), Martha (1867), Henry (1870), James (1871), Susan (1873), Julia (1874), Emily (1878), Jesse (1880), John (1882), Johnathan (1888), and Van (1891).
Thomas then married Parthen Frances Payne (1848 - 1931) in 1887 in Ripley, Missouri. Note: Jonathan and Van were born after Parthen and Thomas were married, although the Crook family tree has them listed as the children of Thomas and Anna.
