Anjaletta may have been born in KY. Daughter of John H Sumpter (probably died 1827 in MO) & Sarah "Sallie" Phipps (died after 1850 census, probably in Randolph Co. MO)
Married Benjamin Cozad March 10, 1846 in Randolph Co. MO
Many, many thanks to contributor www.floraandwill.com (Susan Bennehoff) for the following information:
The cemetery of Anjaletta's burial is known as Cozard Cemetery, but it appears the name Cozard was adopted from a typographical error contained in a report of the discovery of the cemetery in 1965 written by Warren L. Van Dine. This cemetery has always been on private property and the name of the cemetery was based upon the family that lived there at the time. Initially, the cemetery was the (John) Allen Family Cemetery and then it was the (William Alexander) Patterson Family Cemetery and then it became the (Benjamin) Cozad Family Cemetery. (Written By: Susan Bennehoff of www.floraandwill.com)
Married Benjamin Cozad March 10, 1846 in Randolph Co. MO
Many, many thanks to contributor www.floraandwill.com (Susan Bennehoff) for the following information:
The cemetery of Anjaletta's burial is known as Cozard Cemetery, but it appears the name Cozard was adopted from a typographical error contained in a report of the discovery of the cemetery in 1965 written by Warren L. Van Dine. This cemetery has always been on private property and the name of the cemetery was based upon the family that lived there at the time. Initially, the cemetery was the (John) Allen Family Cemetery and then it was the (William Alexander) Patterson Family Cemetery and then it became the (Benjamin) Cozad Family Cemetery. (Written By: Susan Bennehoff of www.floraandwill.com)
Anjaletta may have been born in KY. Daughter of John H Sumpter (probably died 1827 in MO) & Sarah "Sallie" Phipps (died after 1850 census, probably in Randolph Co. MO)
Married Benjamin Cozad March 10, 1846 in Randolph Co. MO
Many, many thanks to contributor www.floraandwill.com (Susan Bennehoff) for the following information:
The cemetery of Anjaletta's burial is known as Cozard Cemetery, but it appears the name Cozard was adopted from a typographical error contained in a report of the discovery of the cemetery in 1965 written by Warren L. Van Dine. This cemetery has always been on private property and the name of the cemetery was based upon the family that lived there at the time. Initially, the cemetery was the (John) Allen Family Cemetery and then it was the (William Alexander) Patterson Family Cemetery and then it became the (Benjamin) Cozad Family Cemetery. (Written By: Susan Bennehoff of www.floraandwill.com)
Married Benjamin Cozad March 10, 1846 in Randolph Co. MO
Many, many thanks to contributor www.floraandwill.com (Susan Bennehoff) for the following information:
The cemetery of Anjaletta's burial is known as Cozard Cemetery, but it appears the name Cozard was adopted from a typographical error contained in a report of the discovery of the cemetery in 1965 written by Warren L. Van Dine. This cemetery has always been on private property and the name of the cemetery was based upon the family that lived there at the time. Initially, the cemetery was the (John) Allen Family Cemetery and then it was the (William Alexander) Patterson Family Cemetery and then it became the (Benjamin) Cozad Family Cemetery. (Written By: Susan Bennehoff of www.floraandwill.com)
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