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     John Levi Floyd was born on 22 January 1850 in Shelby County, Kentucky. He was the son of William S Floyd and Nancy Cottrell.

     Jacob B Floyd was born on 12 January 1853 in Shelby County, Kentucky. He was the son of William S Floyd and Nancy Cottrell. Jacob fractured the left femur of his neck on 15 December 1937.

Jacob B Floyd died on 29 December 1937 in Saint Joseph's Infirmary, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, at age 84 at 7:15 in the evening. His cause of death was bronchal pneumonia. He was buried on 31 December 1937 in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, in Section 6, Lot 36, Part EP, Grave 4.

     George E Floyd was born on 12 November 1855. He was the son of William S Floyd and Nancy Cottrell.

     Lucy Ella Floyd was born on 14 May 1857 in Shelby County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of William S Floyd and Nancy Cottrell.

     James W Brown was born in 1838 in Kentucky.

James W Brown married Annie M Floyd, daughter of William S Floyd and Nancy Cottrell, on 22 April 1861.

James W Brown died before 9 April 1932.

     Edna Louise Forman was born on 5 July 1841 in Spencer County, Kentucky. She married James B VanDyke on 21 June 1858 in Spencer County, Kentucky. Edna Louise (Forman) VanDyke was widowed with the death of James B VanDyke before 1870 in Kentucky. Edna was the widow of James Van Dyke when she married Richard Taylor Floyd.

Edna Louise Forman married Richard Taylor Floyd, son of William S Floyd and Nancy Cottrell, on 15 October 1871 in Spencer County, Kentucky.

Edna L (Forman) Floyd died on 12 January 1904 in Jefferson County, Kentucky, at age 62. Her cause of death was hepititis and cerosis.

     Frances King was born in 1900 in Kentucky. She married Roy Birkhead Taylor, son of John Morgan Taylor and Henrietta Birkhead, before 5 June 1918. Frances (King) Taylor lived with John Morgan Taylor on 2 January 1920 at Litchfield Road, Daviess County, Kentucky.

     Lucile Bristow was born circa 1903 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of John Morgan Taylor and Henrietta Birkhead. Lucile Bristow lived with John Morgan Taylor on 2 January 1920 at Litchfield Road, Daviess County, Kentucky.

     Edmond Goodman Hooker was born on 12 May 1867 in Henley's Store near Fine Creek Mills, Powhatan County, Virginia. He was the son of Edmond Anderson Hooker and Margaret Elizabeth Harrison. Edmond Goodman Hooker also went by the name of Ed. He lived with Margaret Elizabeth (Harrison) Hooker in June 1880 in Manchester, Chesterfield County, Virginia, on Decator Street.

Edmond Goodman Hooker married Minnie Jane Cottrell, daughter of Peter Cottrell and Mary Magdalene Cosby, on 17 July 1889 in Manchester, Virginia. Edmond Goodman Hooker and Minnie Jane (Cottrell) Hooker lived on 23 April 1910 on Hull Street, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. Edmond Goodman Hooker and Minnie Jane (Cottrell) Hooker lived on 12 January 1920 at 3115 Hull Street, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia.

Edmond Goodman Hooker died on 14 February 1921 in Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at age 53 at 5:40 in the afternoon. His cause of death was chronic intestinal nephritis. He was buried on 16 February 1921 in Maury Cemetery, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, in the E.G. Hooker family plot.

     Raymond Cottrell Hooker was born on 21 May 1891 in Manchester, Chesterfield County, Virginia, son of Edmond Goodman Hooker and Minnie Jane Cottrell. He was the son of Edmond Goodman Hooker and Minnie Jane Cottrell. Raymond Cottrell Hooker lived with his father Edmond Goodman Hooker and his mother Minnie Jane (Cottrell) Hooker on 23 April 1910 on Hull Street, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia.

Raymond Cottrell Hooker was graduated in May 1912 at Medical University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia. Raymond visited his father briefly after receiving his medical degree and then on 6 June 1912 moved to New York to serve as an intern in one of the hospitals. He registered for the draft for World War I on 5 June 1917, while living at 3115 Hull Street, South Richmond, Virginia, reporting he was employed as a physician and surgeon. He lived on 5 June 1917 at 3115 Hull Stret, South Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. Raymond was tall in stature and had medium shoulders, dark blue eyes and brown hair. He began military service on 3 January 1918 in Richmond, Virginia, in the Medical Corps of the United States Army. He was assigned to his first duty station in January 1918 in Camp Greenleaf, Georgia. His second and final duty station was Camp Dix in New Jersey.

Raymond Cottrell Hooker married Esther Maud Cheatham on 12 June 1918 in Chesterfield County, Virginia, at the home of Esther's parents on the Broad Rock Road about one mile from Richmond. Raymond and Esther left on a motor wedding trip following their wedding. They visited Washington, Baltimore and Niagra Falls before returning to Camp Dix in New Jersey where Raymond was stationed. Raymond Cottrell Hooker ended military service on 9 May 1919 in Camp Dix, New Jersey. He was promoted from 1st Lieutenent to Captain in the Reserve Corps after discharge from the service in June 1919. He and Esther Maud (Cheatham) Hooker lived on 12 January 1920 at 2821 Hull Street, South Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. Raymond Cottrell Hooker was baptist. He and Esther Maud (Cheatham) Hooker lived on 11 April 1930 at 4614 Riverside Drive, Richmond, Chesterfield County, Virginia. Raymond Cottrell Hooker was widowed with the death of Esther Maud (Cheatham) Hooker on 16 June 1936 in Richmond, Virginia.

Raymond Cottrell Hooker married Fannie Edna (Nesbit) Beal on 9 August 1938 at Woodland Heights Baptist Church, Richmond, Virginia, with the service performed by Raymond's brother-in-law Dr. John L. Slaughter, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama who was assisted by Dr. M. Jackson White, pastor of Woodland Heights Church. Only the immediate families and close friends were present. Raymond Cottrell Hooker and Fannie Edna (Nesbit) Hooker were found on a passenger list of United States citizens sailing on the Aquitania at the Port of New York, New York where they were returning from a honeymoon on 13 September 1938, after departing at Cherborg, France, 7 September 1938.

Raymond Cottrell Hooker and Fannie Edna (Nesbit) Hooker lived in April 1940 in Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at 4614 Riverside Drive. By the time Raymond registered for the WWII draft in 1942 he was partially balding and had a ruddy complexion. Raymond Cottrell Hooker registered for the draft for World War II on 27 April 1942, while living at 3115 Hull Street, South Richmond, Virginia, reporting he was employed as a physician. In 1968 Dr. Hooker and his son Dr. Hooker, Jr., moved their practices to Westover Hills Boulevard. Dr. Hooker loved to practice medicine and worked all the time, day and night. He normally started his day at 6:00 in the morning and frequently didn't get back home till 2:00 in the morning. He ate all his meals at the office and had a cook upstairs.

Raymond Cottrell Hooker died on 30 June 1970 in Richmond, Chesterfield County, Virginia, at age 79 at 1:00 in the morning after just having phoned into the hospital. His cause of death was heart disease. He was buried on 30 June 1970 in Maury Cemetery, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia.

     Margaret Elizabeth Hooker was born on 2 September 1899 in Chesterfield County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Edmond Goodman Hooker and Minnie Jane Cottrell. Margaret Elizabeth Hooker lived with her father Edmond Goodman Hooker and her mother Minnie Jane (Cottrell) Hooker on 23 April 1910 on Hull Street, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. Margaret Elizabeth Hooker lived with her father Edmond Goodman Hooker and her mother Minnie Jane (Cottrell) Hooker on 12 January 1920 at 3115 Hull Street, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia.

Margaret Elizabeth Hooker was graduated on 7 June 1922 at the chapel on the University of Virginia grounds, Richmond, Virginia, with Bachelor of Arts degree. After receiving her degree she continued her education at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky where she likely met her future husband, John L Slaughter.

Margaret Elizabeth Hooker married John Lawrence Slaughter on 12 September 1923 in Richmond, Virginia. In 1925 she moved from Buffalo, Kentucky where she had lived with her husband back to Richmond, Virginia when he was called to ministry at the Leigh Street Baptist Church. Margaret Elizabeth (Hooker) Slaughter and John Lawrence Slaughter lived in April 1930 at Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at 1928 Princess Anne Avenue. Margaret Elizabeth (Hooker) Slaughter and John Lawrence Slaughter lived in April 1940 in Homewood City, Jefferson County, Alabama, at 301 Poinciana Drive. John, his wife Margaret, and his daughter Jane visited Minnie Jane Hooker, Margaret's mother, in April 1941.

Margaret Elizabeth (Hooker) Slaughter died on 15 November 1976 in Boulder, Colorado, at age 77 at her home. Funeral services were held on 18 November 1976 in East Boulder Baptist Church, Boulder, Colorado, at 1:00 in the afternoon. She was buried on 18 November 1976 in Fort Logan National Cemetery, Boulder, Colorado.

     Edmond Anderson Hooker was born on 20 February 1901 in Chesterfield County, Virginia. He was the son of Edmond Goodman Hooker and Minnie Jane Cottrell. Edmond Anderson Hooker lived with his father Edmond Goodman Hooker and his mother Minnie Jane (Cottrell) Hooker on 23 April 1910 on Hull Street, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. Edmond Anderson Hooker lived with his father Edmond Goodman Hooker and his mother Minnie Jane (Cottrell) Hooker on 12 January 1920 at 3115 Hull Street, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. Edmond Anderson Hooker was graduated on 11 June 1924 at Richmond, Virginia; with a Bachelor of Science degree from Richmond College. He married Ernestine Cary Hatcher on 19 June 1937 in Richmond, Virginia. Edmond Anderson Hooker and Ernestine Cary (Hatcher) Hooker lived in 1942 at Richmond, Virginia, 2832 Monument Avenue, Apartment 10.

Edmond Anderson Hooker died on 27 April 1989 in Henrico Doctors Hospital, Richmond (Independent City), Virginia, at age 88. He was buried in Maury Cemetery, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, in the E.G. Hooker family plot.

     Dorcas Goodman Hooker was born on 11 July 1908 in Richmond, Chesterfield County, Virginia. She was the daughter of Edmond Goodman Hooker and Minnie Jane Cottrell. Dorcas Goodman Hooker lived with her father Edmond Goodman Hooker and her mother Minnie Jane (Cottrell) Hooker on 23 April 1910 on Hull Street, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. Dorcas Goodman Hooker lived with her father Edmond Goodman Hooker and her mother Minnie Jane (Cottrell) Hooker on 12 January 1920 at 3115 Hull Street, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. Dorcas Goodman Hooker was found on a passenger list of United States citizens sailing on the Veragua arriving at the port of New York, New York on 18 July 1937, after departing at Havana, Cuba, 15 July 1937. She lived with Minnie Jane Cottrell in April 1940 at Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at 3115 Hull Street. Dorcas Goodman (Hooker) Herthel and Albert William Herthel lived in 1942 at Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at 7004 Prospect Avenue.

Dorcas Goodman Hooker married Albert William Herthel on 8 November 1947 at Wetherford Memorial Baptist Church, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at 11:00 in the morning in the presence of families and intimate friends. Dorcas dressed in water-lily blue and carried a Colonial boquet of brides roses and gardenias. She was given in marriage by her brother, Dr. Raymond C. Hooker. Ester Jane Hooker and Helen Herthel attended Dorcas. Both were dressed in flame taffeta and carried Colonial boquets of flame chrysanthemums and yellow roses. Winfrey Wade served as best man and Edmond Hooker and Richard Hargers were ushers. A wedding breakfast was held immediately following the wedding at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Hooker.

Dorcas Goodman (Hooker) Herthel died on 1 February 1977 in Chippenham Hospital, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at age 68. Funeral services were held on 3 February 1977 in Ginter Park United Methodist Church, Richmond, Virginia, at 3:00 in the afternoon. She was buried on 3 February 1977 in Forest Lawn Cemetery.

     Esther Maud Cheatham was born on 18 October 1893 in Chesterfield County, Virginia, the daughter of William M Cheatham and Sallie B Lester.

Esther Maud Cheatham married Raymond Cottrell Hooker, son of Edmond Goodman Hooker and Minnie Jane Cottrell, on 12 June 1918 in Chesterfield County, Virginia, at the home of Esther's parents on the Broad Rock Road about one mile from Richmond. Raymond and Esther left on a motor wedding trip following their wedding. They visited Washington, Baltimore and Niagra Falls before returning to Camp Dix in New Jersey where Raymond was stationed. Esther Maud (Cheatham) Hooker and Raymond Cottrell Hooker lived on 12 January 1920 at 2821 Hull Street, South Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. Esther Maud (Cheatham) Hooker and Raymond Cottrell Hooker lived on 11 April 1930 at 4614 Riverside Drive, Richmond, Chesterfield County, Virginia.

Esther was active in numerous religious and civic affairs throughout her life. At the time of her death she was superintendent of the beginners' department of Weather form Memorial Baptist Church, an active patron of the Patrick Henry Parent-Teacher's Association, a member of Westover Hills Garden Club and Forest Hills Women's Clob.

Esther Maud (Cheatham) Hooker died on 16 June 1936 in Richmond, Virginia, at age 42 at 10:10 in the evening at her home at 4614 Riverside Drive. Her cause of death was Cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held on 18 June 1936 in Weatherford Memorial Baptist Church, Richmond, Virginia, at 4:00 in the afternoon. She was buried on 18 June 1936 in Maury Cemetery, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia.

     Raymond Cottrell Hooker Jr. was born on 24 February 1925 in Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, son of Raymond Cottrell Hooker and Esther Maud Cheatham. He was the son of Raymond Cottrell Hooker and Esther Maud Cheatham. Raymond Cottrell Hooker Jr. lived with Raymond Cottrell Hooker and Esther Maud (Cheatham) Hooker on 11 April 1930 at 4614 Riverside Drive, Richmond, Chesterfield County, Virginia. Raymond Cottrell Hooker Jr. was graduated in 1942 at Marshall High School, Richmond, Virginia.

Raymond was a student at the Naval Preparatory School in Brainbridge, Maryland in December 1943. He was a veteran of World War II and served a two-year stint in the Unites States Navy during the war. Raymond was discharged from the armed forces as a Seaman on 29 October 1945. He was graduated in 1948 at Duke University and did graduate work at the University of Richmond where he attended the School of Medicine, Medical College of Virginia.

Raymond Cottrell Hooker Jr. was graduated in 1953 at Medical College of Virginia. After receiving his medical degree, Raymond joined his father's practice in Richmond and continued his father's practice after his death until he retired in 1984. In 1968 Dr. Hooker and his son Dr. Hooker, Jr., moved their practices to Westover Hills Boulevard. After his father's death in 1970, Dr. Hooker, Jr., continued to practice there until health problems which included three open-heart operations, two cardiac arrests, and a couple of heart attacks, forced him to retire in 1984.

Dr. Hooker was President and a member of the Board of Directors of the Richmond Metropolitan Hospital on 23 June 1977. In 1990, when he felt better, Dr. Hooker started practicing part time at the Hull Street office and treated anyone who walked into the door. His waiting room became "...a meeting place for Richmonders of different colors, backgrounds and social strata." Dr. Hooker operated a family practice in the house that his grandfather built at 2863 Hull Street from 1955 until at least November of 1991 when he was interviewed for an article published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch covering changes in the Hull street neighboorhood. Dr. Hooker said that even though he had owned a larger office at Westover Hills Boulevard and Forest Hill Avenue where he employed 16 employees and 4 doctors, he had remained in the Hull street area because he "...liked the people over here. A lot of these patients have been coming over here for years. I don't have any reasons to move." Dr. Hooker had a reputation for treating anyone who walked in the door and only expelling troublemakers. His kindness, generosity, and medical skills made him one fo the more popular and well-respected physicians in Richmond. Judith Anne Jordan was Dr. Hooker's office nurse and office manager for many years. He held membership in the Commonwealth Club, the Country Club of Virginia, the willow Oaks Country Club, and was president of the Metropolitan Health Foundation.

Raymond Cottrell Hooker Jr. died on 31 January 1995 in Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at age 69. Memorial services were held on 2 February 1995 at River Road Baptist Church, Richmond, Virginia; at 11:00 a.m. He was buried in Maury Cemetery, Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia. House Joint Resolution Number 697 was offered on February 3, 1995 to mourn the passing of Dr. Raymond Cottrell Hooker, Jr., Patrons of the bill were Hall, Cantor, Jones, D.C. and Rhodes.

     Esther Jane Hooker was born on 25 January 1929 in Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, daughter of Raymond Cottrell Hooker and Esther Maud Cheatham. She was the daughter of Raymond Cottrell Hooker and Esther Maud Cheatham. Esther Jane Hooker lived with Raymond Cottrell Hooker and Esther Maud (Cheatham) Hooker on 11 April 1930 at 4614 Riverside Drive, Richmond, Chesterfield County, Virginia. Esther Jane Hooker lived with Raymond Cottrell Hooker and Fannie Edna (Nesbit) Hooker in April 1940 at Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at 4614 Riverside Drive. Esther was a student at Meredith College in Raleigh, North Carolina in December 1943. She graduated with honors from Meridith College and belonged to Sigma Pi Alpha National Honary Society. She later attended the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School and taught 5th grade for several years before her marriage. After her marriage Esther lived in Richmond, Virginia except for the years during her husband's training in Ann Arbor, Michigan and in Boston, Masssachusetts. She was a member of the Country Club of Virginia, The Jamestowne Society, The Daughters of the American Revolution, The Tuckahoe woman's Club and the First Presbyterian Church.

Esther Jane Hooker died on 16 April 2012 in St. Mary's Hospital, Richmond, Virginia, at age 83. She was buried on 19 April 2012 in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia, with a private graveside service. A reception to receive friends followed at the Country Club of Virginia at 12 noon.

     Fannie Edna Nesbit was born on 5 August 1902 in Union County, North Carolina, the daughter of Robert Clinton Nesbit and Margaret Ann Belk. She married Robert Murray Beal on 14 March 1926 in Highlands, Florida. Fannie Edna (Nesbit) Beal and Robert Murray Beal were divorced on 11 March 1936 at Richmond, Virginia.

Fannie Edna (Nesbit) Beal married Raymond Cottrell Hooker, son of Edmond Goodman Hooker and Minnie Jane Cottrell, on 9 August 1938 at Woodland Heights Baptist Church, Richmond, Virginia, with the service performed by Raymond's brother-in-law Dr. John L. Slaughter, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama who was assisted by Dr. M. Jackson White, pastor of Woodland Heights Church. Only the immediate families and close friends were present. Fannie Edna (Nesbit) Hooker and Raymond Cottrell Hooker were found on a passenger list of United States citizens sailing on the Aquitania at the Port of New York, New York where they were returning from a honeymoon on 13 September 1938, after departing at Cherborg, France, 7 September 1938.

Fannie Edna (Nesbit) Hooker and Raymond Cottrell Hooker lived in April 1940 in Richmond, Independent City (Richmond), Virginia, at 4614 Riverside Drive.

Fannie Edna (Nesbit) Hooker died on 5 March 1993 in Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina, at age 90. She was buried in Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery, Waxhaw, Union County, North Carolina.

     Ruth Geraldine Mason was born on 11 March 1893 in Warren County, Kentucky. She married Julian Howard McLellan, son of James Brown McLellan and Nellie Frances Campbell, before 5 June 1918.

Ruth Geraldine (Mason) McLellan died on 23 November 1982 in Warren County, Kentucky, at age 89.

     Lucy Johnson was born in 1790 in Henrico County, Virginia. She married Stephen DuVal, son of Joseph DuVal and Elizabeth Sheppard, on 5 October 1808.

Lucy (Johnson) Duval died on 19 December 1842 in Chesterfield County, Virginia, at Cedar Grove following a painful malady for more than 18 months. She was buried in Chesterfield County, Virginia, at Cedar Grove in the family burying ground.

     Mary Alice Haynes was born on 9 October 1850 in Masonville, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Samuel Haynes and Mary Ann Barnhill. It was said that her mother, Mary Barnhill, an old settler of Daviess County, Kentucky was a relative of Daniel Boone.

Mary Alice Haynes married Seth Alexander DuVal, son of Stephen DuVal and Susan Halsey, on 10 October 1867.

In 1880 the family farm included 60 acres of improved land and 58 acres of unimproved land. The total value including land, buildings, machinery and livestock was 2,425 dollars. Livestock included five horses and two milk cows which produced 400 pounds of butter the previous year. The farm included 4 additional cattle and four calves, one of which died. The farm also included 19 swine and 13 chickens which produced 160 eggs. During the previous year 15 acres of land were used to produce 300 bushels of indian corn and 5 acres produced 44 bushels of wheat. Additional crop produced 5,800 pounds of tobacco. Five acres of land held 140 apple trees which produced 20 bushels of apples. The farm also included lumber which was valued at 30 dollars.

In 1885 Seth and Mary Alice moved to Kansas because they were seeking a climate for Seth's health. They lived for awhile in Altamont where Seth established the first bank before they settled on a farm about four miles north of Edna, Kansas.

Mary Alice (Haynes) DuVal died on 4 July 1909 in Edna, Kansas, at age 58. She was buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Edna, Labette County, Kansas.

     Samuel Stephens DuVal was born on 10 October 1868 in Daviess County, Kentucky, near Masonville. He was the son of Seth Alexander DuVal and Mary Alice Haynes. Samuel Stephens DuVal married Daisy May (Robbins) DuVal in 1890. In 1925 Samuel moved to Okmulgee, Oklahoma where he engaged in the dairy business.

     Benjamin A DuVal was born on 17 January 1874 in Daviess County, Kentucky, near Masonville. He was the son of Seth Alexander DuVal and Mary Alice Haynes. Benjamin A DuVal married Stella Bicknell, daughter of Austin M Bicknell and Anna B Hooker, in 1896. Benjamin A DuVal was widowed with the death of Stella (Bicknell) DuVal on 21 August 1909 in Kansas.

Benjamin A DuVal died on 5 January 1913 in Kansas at age 38. He was buried in La Harpe Cemetery, La Harpe, Allen County, Kansas.

     Roberta Francis (?) was born on 31 May 1895 in Virginia. She married Ira Baughan Cottrell, son of Stewart Hollins Cottrell and Harriett Alexanna Bowles, in 1918.

Roberta Francis (Unknown) Cottrell died on 4 January 1986 in King George County, Virginia, at age 90. She was buried in Bethel Church Cemetery, Goochland County, Virginia.

     Hortense Thompkins Smith was born in 1882 in Virginia. She married Leonidas Bradley Campbell, son of Bernard Brightberry Campbell and Lucilla T Clark, in 1901. Hortense Thompkins (Smith) Campbell and Leonidas Bradley Campbell lived in January 1920 at Creek Road on a farm, Amherst County, Virginia.

     Irving H Cosby Jr was born on 12 June 1920 in Midlothian County, Virginia. He was the son of Irving Handcock Cosby Sr and Erma Enroughty. Irving H Cosby Jr married Rachel Estelle Turner on 13 June 1942 in Richmond, Chesterfield County, Virginia.

Irving H Cosby Jr died on 20 May 1994 in Midlothian, Chesterfield County, Virginia, at age 73. He was buried in Dale Memorial Park, Chesterfield, Chesterfield County, Virginia, in Section 3, Cross Garden.

     Erma Enroughty was born on 21 May 1900 in Powhatan County, Virginia, the daughter of James Winston Enroughty and Lena Jordan. She married Irving Handcock Cosby Sr, son of Luther Calvin Cosby and Annie Jewett Watkins, before 1920.

Erma Enroughty died on 15 April 1987 in Chippenham Manor, Richmond, Virginia, at age 86. Her cause of death was congestive heart failure. She was buried in Mount Pisgah Medhodist Church Cemetery, Midlothian, Chesterfield County, Virginia.

     Minnie Downs (?) was born on 11 December 1872 in Henton, Shelby County, Illinois. She married Edward Sarver, son of Jeremiah Alfred Sarver and Caroline Ennis Breedlove, on 25 February 1890.

Minnie Downs (?) died on 8 April 1937 in Henton, Shelby County, Illinois, at age 64. She married Peter J Pea after 1937.

     Bernard Clarke Campbell was born on 25 March 1885 in Amherst County, Virginia. He was the son of Bernard Brightberry Campbell and Lucilla T Clark. Bernard Clarke Campbell married Lois Watts in 1911.

Bernard Clarke Campbell died on 20 November 1966 in Amherst County, Virginia, at age 81 at 8:00 in the evening at home. His cause of death was coronary thrombosis. He was buried on 23 November 1966 in Mount Pleasant Uniited Church Cemetery, Amherst County, Virginia.

     Lewis Ivanhoe Campbell was born on 10 July 1888 in Virginia. He was the son of Bernard Brightberry Campbell and Lucilla T Clark. Lewis Ivanhoe Campbell married Mary Nalle in 1909.

Lewis Ivanhoe Campbell died on 16 August 1961 in Lumbereton, Robeson County, North Carolina, at age 73. He was buried in Mount Pleasant Uniited Church Cemetery, Fancy Hill, Amherst County, Virginia.

     Calvin Watkins Cosby was born on 7 November 1887 in Midlothian, Chesterfield County, Virginia. He was the son of Luther Calvin Cosby and Annie Jewett Watkins. Calvin Watkins Cosby was described as medium height, medium build, with blue eyes and brown hair in June 1917. He registered for the draft for World War I on 5 June 1917, while living at Midlothian, Chesterfield County, Virginia, reporting he was employed as manager of Percy J Straws in Richmond, Virginia. He married Phyllis Virginius Cosby, daughter of Philip Virginus Cosby and May Belle Smith, on 26 July 1917 in Burkeville, Nottoway County, Virginia. Calvin Watkins Cosby and Phyllis Virginius Cosby were divorced on 25 June 1928 at Richmond, Virginia, with the divorce granted to Phyllis based on desertion and cruelty by Calvin. Calvin Watkins Cosby registered for the draft for World War II on 27 April 1942, while living at Midlothian, Chesterfield County, Virginia, reporting he was employed at L.S. Bass's Store. He was sixty eight and one-half inches tall, weighed 180 pounds, had blue eyes, gray hair, and a light complexion at the time. He also wore glasses.

Calvin Watkins Cosby died on 20 January 1948 in Midlothian, Chesterfield County, Virginia, at age 60. He was buried in Mount Pisgah Medhodist Church Cemetery, Midlothian, Chesterfield County, Virginia.