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About Elizabeth Smith Harper
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=14734353&ref=wvr
Parents
- Alexander Harper 1776–1815
- Tabitha Hendrick Smith Harper 1768–1839
Spouse
- Hollis Eli Cooley 1794–1857 (m. 1827)
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Harper-17221
Elizabeth Cooley formerly Harper
- Born 20 May 1800 in Jackson, Georgia
- Daughter of Alexander Harper II and Tabitha Hendrick (Smith) Harper
- Sister of Martha (Harper) Shorter and Alexander Thornton Harper
- Wife of Hollis Eli Cooley — married about 1827 in Monticello, Georgia
- Mother of Milton Allen Cooley, Martha (Cooley) Brookes, Georgia Elizabeth (Cooley) Hillyer, Ellen Emily (Cooley) Hillyer and Mary (Cooley) Rhodes
- Died 14 Nov 1868 at age 68 in Rome, Floyd, Georgia
https://vannsvalley.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-harper-family.html
When Alexander II was grown, his parents took the rest of their children to live in Mississippi while he returned to Virginia and married Tabith Hendrick Smith in 1765 and moved with her to Halifax County, Virginia. They had three children:
1. Martha Harper born Feb 25, 1799 in Jackson County; died March 22, 1877, Rome.
2. Elizabeth Harper, born May 20 1800, Jackson County; died November 14, 1868, Rome. She married in Monticello, Georgia to Hollis Eli Cooley (1794-1857), son of Eli Cooley and Chloe Allen of Deerfield, Massachusets. Their children were: Ethyl Hillyar, married Hamilton Harris first and had Maud Harris who married Benjamin C. Yancey II and had E. Hamilton Yancey. She married Bester Brown Second.
? Mabel Hillyer (1859-1909) married Warren Palmer Wilcox
https://vannsvalley.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-harper-family.html
When Alexander II was grown, his parents took the rest of their children to live in Mississippi while he returned to Virginia and married Tabitha Hendrick Smith in 1765 and moved with her to Halifax County, Virginia. They had three children:
1. Martha Harper born Feb 25, 1799 in Jackson County; died March 22, 1877, Rome.
2. Elizabeth Harper, born May 20 1900, Jackson County; died November 14, 1868, Rome. She married in Monticello, Georgia to Hollis Eli Cooley (1794-1857), son of Eli Cooley and Chloe Allen of Deerfield, Massachusets. Their children were:
Ethyl Hillyar, married Hamilton Harris first and had Maud Harris who married Benjamin C. Yancey II and had E. Hamilton Yancey. She married Bester Brown Second.
https://archive.org/details/familyhistorycom00will/page/171/mode/1u...
Tabitha Hendrick Smith, my great-great-grandmother, was the old est child of Elizabeth and Charles Smith; she married Alexander T. Harper 11, they had three children: Martha (1799-1877) ; Elizabeth (1800-1868) ; Alexander T. Harper III (1802-1840) .
https://archive.org/details/familyhistorycom00will/page/173/mode/1u...
Elizabeth Harper, born May 20, 1800, Jackson County; died November 14, 18(38, Rome. She was married in Monticello, Georgia, to Hollis Eli Cooley (1794-1857) son of Eli Cooley and Chloe Allen, of Deerfield, Massachusetts, and a cousin of John Baldwin, who had married her sister Martha. Children of Elizabeth Harper and Hollis Eli Cooley were:
Georgia Cooley
Ellen
Martha
Milton
Mary
This site shows different parents -
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZ61-VSG
When Elizabeth Smith Harper was born on 20 May 1800, in Jackson, Georgia, United States, her father, Alexander Thorton Harper Sr, was 53 and her mother, Margaret Elizabeth Jones, was 46. She married Hollis Cooley in 1825, in Monticello, Richmond, Georgia, United States. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 4 daughters. She died on 14 November 1868, in Rome, Floyd, Georgia, United States, at the age of 68, and was buried in Rome, Floyd, Georgia, United States.
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Rome, Floyd, Georgia, United States
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Rome, Floyd, Georgia, United States
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