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Facts and Events
Name[1][2] |
James M. Coker |
Gender |
Male |
Birth[3] |
Abt 1809 |
Georgia, United States |
Property[1] |
26 May 1818 |
Montgomery, Mississippi Territory, United StatesFrom the will of Thomas Coker, I given my son James one negro boy name Isaac supposed to be worth four hundred dollars the condsions [sic] is such he is not to have the use of him till his mothers Death (or widdowhood) this is to be his part of the estate. |
Property[4] |
12 Dec 1822 |
Bibb, Alabama, United StatesJames Coker purchased one steer for $8.70 from the estate of Thomas Coker |
Census[5] |
1830 |
Bibb, Alabama, United StatesMale, age 20 to 30 in household of Noah B. Coker; probably James M. Coker |
Other |
4 Oct 1832 |
Bibb, Alabama, United StatesRody Starling gave permission for marriage of his daughter Tempy Starling to James M Coker with Tempy C. Starling |
Marriage Bond |
6 Oct 1832 |
Bibb, Alabama, United Statesto Tempy C. Starling |
Marriage License |
6 Oct 1832 |
Bibb, Alabama, United Statesto Tempy C. Starling |
Marriage |
7 Oct 1832 |
Bibb, Alabama, United StatesBenjamin A Camp was the J.P. to Tempy C. Starling |
Property[6] |
14 Oct 1834 |
Bibb, Alabama, United StatesLand patent issued for 39.93 acres in SWSE of Section 29, Township 23-N and Range 11-E. |
Census[7] |
1840 |
Bibb, Alabama, United StatesJames M. Coker, age 30 and under 40 |
Property? |
1846 |
Bibb, Alabama, United StatesSarah Coker, mother of James, left him a feather bed in her will. |
Census? |
1850 |
Bibb, Alabama, United States |
Property[9] |
5 Feb 1855 |
Bibb, Alabama, United StatesLand purchased in Bibb County, 21 23 11E |
Property[8] |
1 Jun 1858 |
Bibb, Alabama, United StatesLand patent issued on 40.005 acres in NWSE of Section 21, Township 23-N and Range 11-E |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pauline Jones Gandrud, compiler. Alabama Records Volume 166 Bibb County. (Southern Historical Press)
73-77. - ↑ Pauline Jones Gandrud, compiler. Alabama Records Volume 166 Bibb County. (Southern Historical Press)
209-210.
- ↑ Ancestry.com. 1850 U. S. Census, Bibb County, Alabama. (NARA M434, roll 2)
106, James M. Coker household.
All of the children were born in Alabama. James M. Coker, 40, farmer, GA; Tempy, 30, Tenn; Jonathan, 17, AL; Noah, 13; William, 12; Levi, 11; Andrew, 10; Lafayette, 9; Parolee, 6; and Frances, 3
- ↑ Bibb County Administrator's Accounts, Book C. (Bibb County Probate Office, Centreville, Alabama)
147-151.
- ↑ Noah B. Coker, line 19, in Bibb, Alabama, United States. 1830 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration Publication M19)
NARA M19, roll 2, p. 170.
digital image from www.ancestry.com
- ↑ James M. Coker, in United States. Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records
Document # 8550.
Date patent issued; land probably purchased in 1832. Document # is 8550. SWSE S28 T23-N R11-E; 39.93 acres by James M. Coker
- ↑ James M. Coker, line 27, in Bibb, Alabama, United States. 1840 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration Publication M704)
NARA M704, roll 1, p. 108.
James M. Coker is listed as the head of household. The other names are from the 1850 census. The age of Noah Coker in the 1850 census is 13, does not quite fit the category of 5<10 in the 1830 census. James M. Coker, 30<40; Jonathan, 5<10; Noah, 5<10; William, <5; Levi; <5; Tempy; 20<30; no slaves Brother Noah B. Coker enumerated on line 18. / digital image from www.ancestry.com
- ↑ James M Coker, in United States. Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records
Document #32585.
The patent was issued on 01 June 1858; Document #32585.
- ↑ James M Coker, in Barefield, Marilyn Davis. Old Tuskaloosa land office records & military warrants, 1821-1855. (Easley, South Carolina: Southern Historical Press, c1984).
Register of Receipts 18 Oct 1836 - 20 Feb 1855, Ledger 418 5 Feb 1855 James M Coker Bibb County 21 23 11E
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