Coppock - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Stanley Coppock/Bertha Jones Coppock

deavon_09 — 2012-03-11 01:20:42Z

RC was my grandfather and stanley and bertha were his parents. I might be able to provide you with some information about them. u can contact me via email at deavon_09@ymail.com

Re: isaac coppock

stevebfc — 2012-02-28 18:56:32Z

Sorry he was born in Ringway, Cheshire. I wish he was a different Isaac his family are really elusive.

Regards

Jennie

Re: Coppock

kristenakcc — 2012-02-28 18:53:31Z

Do you know the approximate year your Isaac Coppock was born? I have one in my tree born about 1811 in Ohio. I have information on his wife and a son. Let me know if you're interested.

Re: isaac coppock

kristenakcc — 2012-02-28 18:51:29Z

Were any of your Isaac Coppocks born in Ohio about 1811?

Joseph Coppock 1800s

kristenakcc — 2012-02-28 18:49:54Z

I'm seeking information about my great-great-grandfather Joseph Coppock, who lived in the midwest region. (I have no birth or death dates.) He was a member of the Illinois Infantry during the Civil War. According to the 1880 census, he had a daughter Mary (age 20), a son Joseph (age 8) and a son William (age 1, my great-grandfather). My research points to him living in the Ohio-Illinois-Indiana area, but I have no definite addresses. I think I've discovered who his wife was, but that's also murky at this point. If you can help with this search or think I can help you, please contact me.

isaac coppock

stevebfc — 2012-02-21 18:07:31Z

My Isaac says on various occasions that he was born in Styal Green, (when younger this was his choice) and later just Styal. Birthday changes from 1803 - 05. I can find no trace of Styal Green and no other Coppocks from Styal. Anyone know anything about him?

Re: Newton Coppock brother(s)

lhaighneecoppack — 2012-02-20 13:25:03Z

if you e-mail me i have info on 2 newton coppock

lynne_haigh@sky.com

yes i have him a brother thomas i have the family tree back to 1560

Re: COPPOCKs of Newberry SC

suecohu1 — 2011-11-14 17:42:38Z

although there is no record, I'm pretty sure John Coppock (1736-1801)and Joseph Coppock (1742-1799)are buried in the Bush River MM cemetery...many other Coppock's travelled on to Ohio, TN, and in my case GA.

I have found records where some Coppock's are buried in other non-quaker cemeteries in Newberry.

Re: COPPOCKs of Newberry SC

fplum — 2011-11-11 15:14:08Z

Dan how wonderful to hear from you again. I am working with Judy to make a website for the group. She sent me her book. So far I have found 92 people purported to be buried in that cemetery. Many of them do not have headstones. Thanks for all the fine information on the Meeting.

Re: COPPOCKs of Newberry SC

Dan_Treadway — 2011-11-11 14:18:35Z

I suspect there are other Coppocks buried there, in unmarked graves. Quakers graves in the 18th and early 19th century were often unmarked, or marked only with field stones. Genealogical extracts from early South Carolina Quaker meetings that were available at the time were published in volume 1 of William Wade Hinshaw's /Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy/. More information on the location of Bush River records is here: https://www.quakermeetings.com/Plone/meeting_view?anID=2035

Re: COPPOCKs of Newberry SC

fplum — 2011-11-10 21:43:46Z

I have all of Esther's Vital Statistics, but the only thing I have on Bill is his name. Also I am wondering why no other Coppocks are buried at Bush River MM Cemetery?

Re: COPPOCKs of Newberry SC

suecohu1 — 2011-11-10 17:17:50Z

The "other" Coppock's of Newberry are my ancestors but I have some info on Esther Coppock who married William O'Connor...How can I help?

COPPOCKs of Newberry SC

fplum — 2011-11-09 00:45:56Z

I recently became the webmaster for the Bush River Quaker Cemetery. While checking my database I found there were a lot of COPPOCKs in the Bush River/Newberry area. The only Coppock in the cemetery is Ester D. named Hester in the cemetery records) married to William O'Connor.

Does anybody have any information about either of them? Does anybody know anything about the other Coppock families in the area?

Re: Descendants of great aunts (all nee Coppock)

janchatton — 2011-08-30 21:24:52Z

Hi dont know if theres a connection here,i have recently started researching my family tree... its not as easy as i thought it would be..but whilst doing so i have come across a HARRIET E COPPOCK, I think she was married to my fathers father poor lass died aged 33. jc

Newton Coppock brother(s)

stevebfc — 2011-04-27 12:28:14Z

Does anyone know if Newton Coppock had a brother Thomas? His children were born in Ringway too! It's hard to sort out just which child belongs to which man at times.

Re: isaac coppock

fplum — 2011-04-24 21:26:14Z

I have a dozen Isaac COPPOCKs in my tree. I could not find that location, but could you please provde more information about him please?

Re: Descendants of great aunts (all nee Coppock)

mellowgirl20031 — 2011-04-15 14:12:48Z

I am related to the Coppock line through my Grandma. Her mother was from this line. I was wondering if you have any of the death dates and places for your great aunts;

1)Jane Hannah Coppock (1866 Islington, London, England-?), 2)Lillian Susan Coppock (1867 Maryleborne, Greater London, England-?),
3)Flora Emily Coppock (1869 Islington, London, England-?), 4)Henry John R. Coppock (17 Mar. 1871 London,Middlesex, England- about 1914)
5)Alice Maud Coppock (1873 Islington,London,England- ?).

My e-mail is mellow_girl@msn.com

Any information on these names and their children would be wonderful. Thank you.

Re: David M Coppock

CraigSoflin — 2011-03-09 20:25:09Z

Any information on the Coppock family from Ohio or Oregon. Some good leads with a David M Coppock married ? and Charles Benjamin Coppock married a Bates. Don Lowell Coppock is my Father-in-Law.

David M Coppock

CraigSoflin — 2011-02-18 00:35:34Z

am looking for a David Marmaduke Coppock who married an Ida, and had a son Charles Coppock. They were probably from the Marian, Ohio area.

Re: William Moses, Benjamin & Mary COPPOCK - PA 1700's

JanieJoS1 — 2011-02-01 00:16:01Z

I have a lot on the Coppocks. I have many letters written on the Coate Coppock estate because my aunt Ann Johnson was in charge of it.

Are there any specific names you are looking for.

Re: Alfred Coppock/Cappeck

ElizabethSimmons66 — 2010-12-17 23:20:02Z

Alfred Coppock was my gr-great grandfather. His daughter Mary Ann "Molly" married Chesley Robinette in Saline County AR. Contact me off list at elizabeth.eargs1@gmail.com if you are interested.

Elizabeth

Re: Alfred Coppock/Cappeck

garydiane197 — 2010-12-14 16:00:35Z

I believe this might be my Great Grandfather. His son, Ernest Bryan/Brian Coppock was my Grandfather. They lived in Saline County, AR

Fanny Wilson(nee Coppock)

coppock248 — 2010-10-15 12:02:14Z

Seeking relatives of Fanny Coppock & Robert Wilson married in Eastern Goldfields, Western Australia in 1906.

Re: thomas coppock-mock bishop carlisle 1745 rebellion

geoffreytopliss — 2010-08-25 16:20:00Z

Hi,
Thomas Coppock (1709-1746). B.A. Born Manchester & son of a taylor. Educated Manchester Grammar School & Brasenose College, Oxford. Briefly Curate of Snave Church in Kent, but dismissed after it was discovered one of his references for the position had been forged. Joined forces of Prince Charles Edward Stuart on their arrival in Manchester in 1745. Appointed Chaplain of the Jacobite Manchester Regiment recruited there. Also acted as Regimental Quartermaster. Alledgedly prommissed Bishopric of Carlisle by Prince Charles. During the retreat north, the Manchester Regiment was part of a small force left behind to garrison Carlisle as a future foothold in England. Thomas stayed with the regiment, and was taken prisoner when the Jacobite forces surrendered to the Duke of Cumberland. The Officers and non-commissioned officers of the Manchester Regiment were all tried for treason, and most, along with Thomas, were executed, he at Carlisle. He made at least two attempts to escape, and made a final plea to the government, offering to act as a priest, at sea, in the Royal Navy, in exchange for his life. The government, who were having massive problems finding clergymen who would volunteer for service at sea,asked the Archbishop of Canterbury for his advice on Thomas' plea. His earlier problems in Snave counted against him, and he was duly hung, drawn and quartered with his comrades. He was recorded as having had a fine speaking voice, and his speech at execution can be seen on line.
See Oxford DNB, Prisoners of the 45 (Seton & Arnot), The Jacobite Army in England (Frank Maclynn), Culloden (John Prebble), Jacobitism aand the English People (Paul Monod). His last speech is in 'The Lyon in Mourning'(amongst many other places). Hope this helps
Geoff

Coppock - 1912 - Utah info

ancestorspast — 2010-07-03 01:18:01Z

Name: Coppock Date: 1912 Located: 857 27th St. - Ogden, Utah Source: Postcard in my collection

Re: Thomas & Elisabeth COPPOCK Bible

MRose48 — 2010-06-29 01:36:57Z

I am responding to a 2001 posting about a Bible of Thomas & Elizabeth Coppock. It said the family info from Bible was now on a website. Where? I am desperately trying to find the correct parents for Sarah Coppock Davis (my gr-gr grandmother) in Miami Co. Ohio 1830's.

Re: John Coppock b1864 Ohio

murfs172 — 2010-06-28 01:25:35Z

Yes, John Coppock and Almeda were in Michigan in the 1900 census. They moved from Ohio following the birth of my Grandmother, Maud.
Almeda was born in Iowa in 1872.

Re: RICHARD COPPOCK OF MORLEY

lhaighneecoppack — 2010-05-24 17:12:26Z

hi richard, williams dad was bryan and bryans dad was john coppock 1744 married sarah warburton 27th/11/1766. johns dad was william coppock 1717 married catharine (katherine) hilton(whiton) 16/5/1744 williams dad was john coppock1686 married margaret warburton 11/10/1709, his dad was william coppocke married elizabeth goulden if you want detailed info my e_mail address is lynne_haigh@sky.com

Re: thomas coppock-mock bishop carlisle 1745 rebellion

georgecoppock — 2010-04-21 19:43:29Z

hi lynne,

thanks for that my email add is gac.cop2@virgin.net

kind regards

george

Re: thomas coppock-mock bishop carlisle 1745 rebellion

lhaighneecoppack — 2010-04-21 18:55:19Z

if you give me your e-mail i could send it to you as an attachment other than that i think i put in search box coppock, and looked throgh and found it.
all the best
lynne

Re: thomas coppock-mock bishop carlisle 1745 rebellion

georgecoppock — 2010-04-21 17:13:33Z

Googled Sybilla but too many variants, have you got a link to the story you suggested I read

Re: COPPOCK Relations in ENGLAND

lhaighneecoppack — 2010-04-21 13:27:03Z

what dates are we talking i have a george in my tree

Re: thomas coppock-mock bishop carlisle 1745 rebellion

lhaighneecoppack — 2010-04-21 13:19:52Z

thanks,ive just read your reply.please read the story of SYBILLA if you put the name in you will be able to read a story which is about my family one or two names have been altered but its all there. we read it and have found out who our johns parents were and that one of his sisters name was changed from ellen to esther in the story. so it's mostly true.your side of the family is mentiond too, i think thomas's dad was our john cousin. anyway read it and see what you make of it.

Descendants of great aunts (all nee Coppock)

poldark1945 — 2010-02-25 06:06:23Z

I am looking for descendants of my three great aunts, all with the maiden name of Coppock.

1. Jane Hannah Coppock married William Thomas Lacey in London in 1889

2. Alice Maud Coppock married either Ernest Walter Jones or John William Roberts in 1893

3. Flora Emily Coppock married James Lacey in London in 1903

I am the granddaughter of their sister, Lillian Susan Dinger nee Coppock, who married Alfred Vinzenz Dinger in 1888. They migrated to Australia in 1911. I would love to find out more out these three ladies and their descendants.

Re: Labon J COPPOCK & Maggie CARR (where did he die?)

KimMikels44 — 2009-11-20 17:41:44Z

new contact information for Kim Mikels
wainscottk@comcast.net, now under kimmikels44

Re: William Coppock & Belle Walley

KimMikels44 — 2009-11-20 17:30:35Z

There was a William Coppock in West Lafayette, IN, 1900's era, he may even be buried there. I have Coppock's in my family, they were all there together, but cannot find a connection (perhaps an Uncle or step brother) in our family book there are pictures of Irene Coppock, don't know how she is connected to my Coppock's but pretty sure she is, hope this helps. I know I have William's Will here in my large room of research, however cannot locate it at this time.
Kim

Joseph Coppock bn. 1774 in PA in Jefferson Co., TN in 1803

DaleLaws40 — 2009-10-29 13:50:06Z

This is a re-posting of Joseph Coppock of PA and TN.
I'm interested in information on a Joseph Coppock that was born in Pennsylvania ca. 1774, moved to Jefferson Co., TN and married a Lucinda (Lucy) Bingham in 1803. I have seen data that shows that this Joseph and Lucy had ten children and lists the exact birth dates for these children. Does anyone know where these exact dates came from? I have looked at Quaker records and they were not listed there. This family had nine females and one male from 1804 to 1823. There is also another list that shows these same ten children along with an eleventh child. This particular list shows two girls, Lucy and Nancy, being born a few months apart in 1811. The Nancy Coppock is also listed by other researchers as being a child of Joseph's brother Jacob Coppock (which I think is correct). Does anyone have more information on this Nancy Coppock that was born in 1811 in Tennessee? Thanks. Dale

Re: Joseph Coppock - another Joseph Coppock in TN

DaleLaws40 — 2009-10-27 19:15:59Z

I'm interested in information on a Joseph Coppock that was born in Pennsylvania ca. 1774, moved to Jefferson Co., TN and married a Lucinda (Lucy) Bingham in 1803. I have seen data that shows that this Joseph and Lucy had ten children and lists the exact birth dates for these children. Does anyone know where these exact dates came from? I have looked at Quaker records and they were not listed there. This family had nine females and one male from 1804 to 1823. There is also another list that shows these same ten children along with an eleventh child. This particular list shows two girls, Lucy and Nancy, being born a few months apart in 1811. The Nancy Coppock is also listed by other researchers as being a child of Joseph's brother Jacob Coppock (which I think is correct). Does anyone have more information on this Nancy Coppock that was born in 1811 in Tennessee? Thanks. Dale

Alfred Coppock/Cappeck

gaosalinas — 2009-10-10 05:03:55Z

Looking for any information on Alfred after he left the Camp Morton Prison in Indiana in May 1865. He was born in Tenn and was in Saline County Arkansas at the time the war began. He was about 31-33 yrs. old then.

COPPOCK Billie Louise 1912-1959

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-29 18:30:37Z

COPPOCK Billie Louise 1912-1959

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

coppock 1946

grendav2001 — 2009-06-27 11:55:40Z

information for coppock researchers:

northern daily mail
west hartlepool
24 september 1946

coppock - fallow

on sept 21st, 1946, at park road presbyterian church, west hartlepool, by the reverend a e dalton, allen dennis, c.p.o., e.r.a., eldest son of mr and mrs a l coppock, of penarth, glam., south wales, to dorothy, only daughter of mr and mrs r fallow, of west hartlepool.

Re: thomas coppock-mock bishop carlisle 1745 rebellion

georgecoppock — 2009-06-22 18:08:35Z

Thanks for the response, I am sure it could be possible but I haven't been able to get further back than my john who was born in manchester and thus I need to go to manchester archive and do some more research, I will contact you again if I come up with anything

regards

george

Re: thomas coppock-mock bishop carlisle 1745 rebellion

lhaighneecoppack — 2009-06-22 17:33:32Z

my john coppock was born 1686a yeoman in hale cheshire, i wonder if your thomas and john could be related to my john as its as far back as i have been able to trace, my john married margaret warburton

john coppock

lhaighneecoppack — 2009-06-22 17:28:20Z

the person i'm trying to trace is john coppock 1686,a yeoman in hale.he married margaret warburton. i'm trying to find out who his parents and his siblings were

COPPOCK Orville J 1905-1975

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-08 14:27:21Z

COPPOCK Orville J 1905-1975

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,210 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Henry Coppock and Jane Hart Wright

retro189 — 2009-05-29 08:26:53Z

Hello David,

I was certainly delighted to hear from you! Thank you so much for your quick reply to my message.

From what you said, it sounds like we are connected. I tried to get a copy of the original written certificate of Henry and Jane's marriage, but the people at the guildhall in London told me I had to go there in person. As much as I would love, it's beyond my means at the moment! A kind lady contacted me and copied part of the certificate for me, so that I could at least see their signatures and the correct spelling of Jane's middle name.

In the next few days, I will contact you again and e-mail some photos I have of my grandmother's family. I look forward to finding out more, and I'm grateful for any help you can give me.

Many thanks,
Glenyse

Re: Henry Coppock and Jane Hart Wright

DavidCoppock42 — 2009-05-26 16:04:51Z

retro189
At present sorting London Families on several trees, and I think can help you. I am contacting a couple of fellow researchers who are doing the same tree and think yours links in.
Fairly certain Henry who married Sarah Thomas is the son of John Thomas Coppock and Elizabeth Miller (married 1803 Christchurch Newgate London. There lots of Australian Ancesters of this couple.
He appears to be the one in 1841 census Henry Coppock Cordwainer with the above parents. Though I do not have a birth for him yet.
contact dfcoppock@googlemail.com

Henry Coppock and Jane Hart Wright

retro189 — 2009-05-26 06:12:56Z

I am interested in hearing from people in England who may have done the family tree of the Coppock family in London. My great-grandfather, Henry Coppock (parents Henry Coppock and Sarah Thomas), was born in London circa 1846. He married Jane Hart Wright on September 4th, 1865 at St. Leonards, Shoreditch. Their second child, Lillian Susan Coppock, was my grandmother. Also, I would be very interested to hear from anyone who has knowledge of Jane Hart Wright's family. All I know is her father's name was John, and it seems that Hart was her middle name, not part of her surname. I'd be very grateful if anyone can give me some information, particularly about Jane as I seem to have hit a brick wall in my research. Thank you!

thomas coppock-mock bishop carlisle 1745 rebellion

georgecoppock — 2009-03-10 11:14:42Z

any information re this person or his brother john coppock both served in the manchester regiment in the 1745 jacobite rebellion

Clarify Aaron Coppock's will-witnesses

butmomwhy — 2009-03-04 04:59:42Z

I am a descendent of Aaron Coppock through Sarah Coppock Frazier. I noted in the will that it is questionned if one of the witnesses was Samuel Littler or Samuel Lighter. I am also the descendent of a Samuel Littler who lived in Nottingham, PA, dying in 1727, one year after Aaron Coppock. These two families seemed to have become reacquainted 150 years later when my gggrandmother married my gggrandfather.