Jacob Cochran, husband of Katherine Long Cochran and son of James and Mary Lantz Cochran.
Wheeling Register (February 17, 1895), p. 2:
[Jacob Cochran died suddenly Wednesday evening while eating his supper. His house is twelve miles up Fishing Creek. He was a useful and influential citizen. He served in the State Senate in January 1885, being elected to fill the unexpired term of Senator Hostutler, dec'd.]
Wheeling Register (February 17, 1895), p. 2:
[Jacob Cochran died suddenly Wednesday evening while eating his supper. His house is twelve miles up Fishing Creek. He was a useful and influential citizen. He served in the State Senate in January 1885, being elected to fill the unexpired term of Senator Hostutler, dec'd.]
Jacob Cochran, husband of Katherine Long Cochran and son of James and Mary Lantz Cochran.
Wheeling Register (February 17, 1895), p. 2:
[Jacob Cochran died suddenly Wednesday evening while eating his supper. His house is twelve miles up Fishing Creek. He was a useful and influential citizen. He served in the State Senate in January 1885, being elected to fill the unexpired term of Senator Hostutler, dec'd.]
Wheeling Register (February 17, 1895), p. 2:
[Jacob Cochran died suddenly Wednesday evening while eating his supper. His house is twelve miles up Fishing Creek. He was a useful and influential citizen. He served in the State Senate in January 1885, being elected to fill the unexpired term of Senator Hostutler, dec'd.]
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