Letha Cooper appears on the 1860 De Kalb County, Alabama Census with her parents and two of her siblings, Lucinda and Eddy.
New information provided by Beverly Robinson indicates that Lethy did marry, although the document is faded. This same document also states that Myzeley died in 1882 with her daughter, Lethy. Whether this means they died together, of that Myzeley was simply living with Lethy is unclear at this time.
Further research is ongoing.
New information provided by Beverly Robinson indicates that Lethy did marry, although the document is faded. This same document also states that Myzeley died in 1882 with her daughter, Lethy. Whether this means they died together, of that Myzeley was simply living with Lethy is unclear at this time.
Further research is ongoing.
Letha Cooper appears on the 1860 De Kalb County, Alabama Census with her parents and two of her siblings, Lucinda and Eddy.
New information provided by Beverly Robinson indicates that Lethy did marry, although the document is faded. This same document also states that Myzeley died in 1882 with her daughter, Lethy. Whether this means they died together, of that Myzeley was simply living with Lethy is unclear at this time.
Further research is ongoing.
New information provided by Beverly Robinson indicates that Lethy did marry, although the document is faded. This same document also states that Myzeley died in 1882 with her daughter, Lethy. Whether this means they died together, of that Myzeley was simply living with Lethy is unclear at this time.
Further research is ongoing.
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