Barbara Jo Brothers says that Levi is her great grandfather and that he was born in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Large scale cattle rancher in Gonzales County.
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On Wednesday Mr. G. Stoig, the Victoria marble man, passed through Cuero with two heavy wagons, loaded with over $1,000 worth of monumental work for Mr. L. M. Kokernot, of Gonzales county. The work in intended for the graves of Mr. Kokernot's wife, son and Mrs. Karnes. A handsome iron fence was also part of the load.
THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE (Victoria, Texas)
Saturday, August 15, 1885, page 2/2.
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Contributor: Sue Lilley (47263401)
Barbara Jo Brothers says that Levi is her great grandfather and that he was born in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Large scale cattle rancher in Gonzales County.
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On Wednesday Mr. G. Stoig, the Victoria marble man, passed through Cuero with two heavy wagons, loaded with over $1,000 worth of monumental work for Mr. L. M. Kokernot, of Gonzales county. The work in intended for the graves of Mr. Kokernot's wife, son and Mrs. Karnes. A handsome iron fence was also part of the load.
THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE (Victoria, Texas)
Saturday, August 15, 1885, page 2/2.
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Contributor: Sue Lilley (47263401)
Inscription
A Member Of Company I, 8th Texas Calvary. Terry's Rangers In The War From 1860 To 1865.
Family Members
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Kokernot Barber
1831–1905
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Julie Ann Kokernot Lang
1835–1912
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Blumy Amanda Kokernot St. John
1838–1921
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Clarissa "Clara" Kokernot
1840–1864
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Rebecca Kokernot Kendall
1843–1942
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Caroline "Augusta" Kokernot Fitzgerald
1847–1940
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John William Kokernot
1853–1924
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Mary Melissa "Mollie" Kokernot Littlefield
1856–1937
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