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"Mandy" Amanda Jane Hubbard |
"Loo-oz" Louise Philpot Byrley |
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"Mandy" Amanda Jane Hubbard |
"Loo-oz" Louise Philpot Byrley |
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Amanda Jane "Mandy" Hubbard, m: on 18 Feb 1863 daughter of Isham &Mary "Jane"(Love) Hubbard granddaughter of Moses &Mary(LNU) Hubbard, Sr. g-granddaughter of Thomas &Frances(Hollingsworth) Hubbard b: Abt 1844 Knox Co, KY d: Abt 1870 |
Luiza "Loo-oz" Philpot Byrley, m: on 04 Jun 1870, in Clay Co, KY b: Feb 1853 (full Cherokee) d: 27 Sep 1905 buried: Red Oak Cemetery, Cleveland Co, OK |
Sam's children by first wife, Amanda Jane "Mandy" (Hubbard) Cobb: |
 NATHAN COBB |
 JOHN COBB |
is excerpts and paraphrases from FAMILY STORIES as told by John and Liz's oldest daughter, Mary Jane (Cobb) Womack (when she was 86 years old), to her niece, Glenda Sue (Harmon) Scully. Glenda Sue put the stories in writing, then generously shared copies of her transcripts with family members. |
where the family remained for a time. John's brother, Nathan Cobb, sent word of good crops in Oklahoma, and a large group of Cobb families (6 or 8 families, including John's and Liz's) chartered a train and went to an area about eight miles southwest of Tribbey, Cleveland Co, OK. John's family stayed on at "Nay's" place for a time until John rented land. He then bought a school tent for the family to live in, which they did move into. They stayed in Oklahoma one year. During that year, they were all sick with "chills," and other illnesses. John moved his ailing family back to Kentucky to the same area they had lived before. He cut logs and built their home. Their illnesses lingered on. Some had Scarlet Fever and "Dropsy." Their fifth child was born during the time they were back in Kentucky. John planted a corn crop that year and when it was hard enough to grist, he sold it, put his family back on the train, and took them back to Oklahoma, to the same area they'd left from just a year earlier. Oklahoma was now "home" and John would never go back to Kentucky. They went on to have four more children, all born in Oklahoma. |
Sam's hildren by second wife, Louise (Loo-oz) Philpot-Byrley Cobb: |
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Tomijo Bolton Schmid Email: tomijoschmid@hotmail.com gg-granddaughter of John Ballinger Garrison John Ballinger Garrison (a sawmill operator) b: 27 Dec 1853 Perry Co, KY d: 08 Apr 1942 Pulaski Co, KY m: Eliza Ann Browning b: 25 Oct 1854 Harlan Co, KY d: 24 Feb 1929 Pulaski Co, KY John's father was John Garrison, Jr. b: Abt 1812 TN d: Abt 1862 m: Rachel Clarkston/Clarke John-Jr. went with family to Hawkins Co, TN, in about 1796; he lived in Lee Co, VA, on or near Black Mountain on the KY-TN line until his death after the 1860 census. He died of a gunshot wound, in barnyard of home, on Big Black Mountain on the VA-KY line, near Keokee, VA John Garrison, Jr. was son of John Garrison, Sr. b: Abt 1774 Surry Co, NC d: Aft 1860 census buried: believed to be at Morris Cemetery, Lee Co, VA m: Elizabeth Rogers d: Bet 1850-1860 census buried: believed to be at Morris Cemetery, Lee Co, VA John Garrison, Sr. was the son of Isaac Garrison b: 1732 d: 1836 Greene Co, MO buried: Richwood Cemetery, 2 mi NW of Ozark, Christian Co, MO Isaac was a soldier of the American Revolution. |
this "Joe/Vicky" branch were provided by their grandson Rick Nelson THANKS, CUZ RICK, FOR SHARING! |
Sentinel Echo News, London, Kentucky March 18, 1954 ~~~ FIRE DESTROYS COBB HOME AT GIBBS The home of Chester Cobb and his sister, Daisy Cobb was completely destroyed by fire early Sunday morning, Feb. 28, at Gibbs. The blaze was thought to have started from lightening during a thunder shower at the time. Although neighbors arrived soon after the blaze started, their attempts to extinguish the flames were futile. The Cobbs were barely able to escape with the clothes they were wearing. Everything, except Chester's bicycle which was on the front porch, ws consumed. Chester cobb, a correspondent to The Sentinel-Echo for the last two years, plans to reside with a brother in Hamilton until a new home can be obtained. His sister will live with neighbors. Jeff Jones, a neighbor, has started a drive to obtain funds to help build and furnish another house. Gibbs is in Knox County near the Laurel County line. |
 Chester & Daisy |
excerpt were each provided to us by Elaine (Helton) Lorinczi who's own website is entitled, "The Life of Sasser" (clicking on will open a separate browser window) THANKS, CUZ ELAINE, FOR SHARING! |
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aka "Ole Chess Cobb" aka "Colonel Chess Cobb" was infamous for his weekly news column in the "Barbourville Mountain Advocate" a Laurel Co, KY, newspaper. Chester is an important part of Cobb/Sasser family history. To find out more about Chester's "claim-to-fame," and to see an example of one of his columns, CLICK HERE then scroll down the page. |
John & Larania (Phipps) Cobb |
John Henry & Nancy (Kirby) Sasser |
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Sam Cobb (son of John Cobb) |
STEVE Cobb (son of John Cobb) m#2=MaryEllenHumfleet-Sasser (former wife of Wm.FrklnSasser) |
Crawood Sasser (son of J.Henry Sasser) |
Piety Sasser (dau of J.Henry Sasser) m: William Humfleet |
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Children of the Siblings |
JESSE Cobb (son of Sam Cobb) m:Daisy Sasser Daisy is daughter of WmFranklin Sasser and MaryEllen(Humfleet)Sasser |
CHESTER Cobb (son of Steve Cobb) Raised by Jesse & Daisy (Sasser) Cobb. Chester is 1st cousin to Jesse. Chester is half-brother and 3rd-cuz-once-removed to Daisy. |
Wm.FRANKLIN Sasser (son of Crawood Sasser) m:Mary Ellen Humfleet WmFranklin & MaryEllen are 2nd-cousins-once-removed. |
Arthur Humfleet (son of Piety Sasser-Humfleet) |
Grandchildren of the Siblings |
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DAISY Sasser (dau of Wm.Franklin Sasser) m: Jesse Cobb Daisy is 2nd cousin to her mother, MaryEllen, and Daisy is 3rd-cousin-once-removed to her half-brother, Chester. |
MARY ELLEN Humfleet (dau of Arthur Humfleet) m:#1=Wm.Franklin Sasser m:#2=Steve Cobb |
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Gr-grandchildren of the Siblings |
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CHESTER Cobb (MaryE's child by S.Cobb) Daisy Sasser (MaryE's child by W.Sasser) |
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