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Nancy Cochran

Birth10 Feb 1810 - Tennessee
Death1880 - Lafayette, Arkansas, USA
MotherNancy Smith (Cochran) Henderson
FatherJames Cochran

Born in Tennessee on 10 Feb 1810 to James Cochran and Nancy Smith (Cochran) Henderson. Nancy Cochran married Henry K Boggs and had 14 children. She passed away on 1880 in Lafayette, Arkansas, USA.

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Parents
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James Cochran
1773 - 1850
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Nancy Smith (Cochran) Henderson
1775 - 1852
Spouse(s)
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Henry K Boggs
1806 - 1863
Children Show all
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Samuel J Boggs
1833 - 1897
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Mary Jane Boggs (Britton)
1832 - 1907
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Nancy Eveline Boggs
1847 - 1880
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Elizabeth Boggs
1851 - 1873
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Alfred Boggs
1857 - 1904
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Andrew Jackson Boggs
1842 - Unknown
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Robert Boggs
1845 - Unknown
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Betty Almarinda Boggs
1837 - 1864
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Julia A Boggs
1830 - 1866
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Martha C Bigby
1840 - 1913
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Margaret Boggs
1852 - 1877
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Kintch J. Boggs
1830 - Unknown
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Jane Boggs
1835 - Unknown
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Julia A Boggs
1850 - Unknown

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