James Monroe Cockerham

Birth14 November 1876 - Barrett, Alleghany County, North Carolina, United States of America

Death22 November 1921 - Glade Creek, Alleghany, North Carolina United States

MotherMary Luffman

FatherHugh Henry Cockerham

Born in Barrett, Alleghany County, North Carolina, United States of America on 14 November 1876 to Hugh Henry Cockerham and Mary Luffman. James Monroe Cockerham married Laura Celia South and had 10 children. He passed away on 22 November 1921 in Glade Creek, Alleghany, North Carolina United States.

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Parents

Hugh Henry Cockerham
1848 - 1916

Mary Luffman
1848 - 1927

Spouse(s)

Laura Celia South
1879 - 1898

Arena "Rena" Evans
1882 - 1964

Laura South
1878 - Unknown

Arena "Rena" Bottomley
1881 - 1964

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Andrew Mack Cochran
1898 - 1974

Porter Gordon Cockerham
1909 - 1985

Clifford S Cockerham
1906 - 1934

Ida M Cockerham
1904 - 1923

Grace Caroline Cockerham
1913 - 1986

Ruby Virginia Cockerham
1915 - 1923

Monroe Henry Cockerham
1917 - 1995

Everett Cockerham
1910 - Unknown

Glenn Cockerham
1908 - Unknown

Edward Floyd Cockerham
1904 - Unknown

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