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Emily Simpson

BirthApril 1826 - Alabama
Death23 JUN 1908 - Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
MotherMary or Pollly McDonald
FatherThomas Simpson

Born in Alabama on April 1826 to Thomas Simpson and Mary or Pollly McDonald. Emily Simpson married George Johnson Cooper and had 12 children. She passed away on 23 JUN 1908 in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.

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Parents
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Thomas Simpson
1806 - 1859
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Mary Or Pollly Mcdonald
1806 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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George Johnson Cooper
1810 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Nancy Viola Cooper
1867 - 1972
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Alfred Elijah Cooper
1851 - 1894
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Sarah "Sallie" Cooper
1870 - 1943
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Ezekiel Levon Cooper
1865 - 1919
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Matilda Anna Cooper
1864 - 1915
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Thomas Davis Cooper
1849 - 1924
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Joseph T Cooper
1849 - 1935
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Martha Cooper
1855 - 1928
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Elizabeth Cooper
1844 - 1922
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Martin S Cooper
1846 - Unknown
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Winston Dunn "Jack" Cooper
1856 - 1943
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Sarah "Sallie" Clark Anthony
1742 - 1797

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