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Spouse: Termperance SPEIGHT. William LITTLE and Termperance SPEIGHT were married.647 Children were: Dr. William Gray LITTLE, Benjamin LITTLE, Carrie LITTLE, Tempie LITTLE, Susie B. LITTLE.
William LITTLE was born in 1845 in Forsyth Co. NC.22 Parents: Elisha LITTLE and Martha TYSON.
William LITTLE was born about 1847 in North Carolina.19 William was 13 in the 1860 census. Parents: William P. LITTLE and Elizabeth (LITTLE).
William LITTLE was born about Mar 1870 in North Carolina.728 William was 4 months old. He died before 1880.729 There was no child listed between Matilda (listed as J.M. age 11) and J.P. male age 7. So William, who should have been 10, must have died. Parents: Pleasant M. LITTLE and Catherine M KIKER.
William A. LITTLE was born before 1847.77 Parents: Farrington LITTLE and Mary Emaline (Polly) MULLIS.
Spouse: Lydia C. GRIFFIN. William A. LITTLE and Lydia C. GRIFFIN were married on 9 Mar 1871.77
William Alexander LITTLE was born after May 1847.861 Parents: James LITTLE and Living.
William Alfred LITTLE was born on 9 Aug 1876 in Sardis, Henderson Co. TN.353,1076 The Little Legend was written by Will's daughter Irma, who also was the informant for his death certificate. Between 1910 and 1940 he was Merchant in Abbott AR.1077 "At Abbott, AR he started his lifetime career as rural merchant. On 15 Jun 1908 he bought from Fort Smith Lumber Co. their commissary and the residence at the south foot of Black Jack. (Record Bk 21, p 383, Scott Co, AR). The W.A. LITTLE Mercantile Store in Abbott at Highway 71 and the Rock Island Railroad was the largest store in the area ca 1910 to 1940. It was a typical country store carrying everything from patent medicines to horse collars. In addition to the normal mercantile business, Will had a thriving prodeuce business, buying from local rsidents chickens, eggs, cotton, strawberries, apples, peaches, furs and any other produce for which he could find a market." Between 1924 and 1932 he was Postmaster in Abbott AR.1077 Will served as postmaster during the Republican administrations of Coolidge and Hoover. He died on 13 Dec 1960 in Fayetteville AR.1076,1078,1079 Will had a had a heart condition for some time. He had his first heart attack when Monti was in Little Rock for Betty's marriage in 1951. He died in his sleep in Irma's home in Fayetteville. He had been sick the day before. On his death certificate, the immediate cause of death was listed as Pulmonary Thrombosis due to Cardiac Failure which it stated he had had for 2 yrs. There was another Due To cause: "A.S.H.D" which is unknown to me. He was buried on 15 Dec 1960 in Coop Prairie Cem., Mansfield AR.1076,1079 Ditty Pop was taken back to Mansfield for the burial. The funeral was handled by the Martin Funeral Home in Mansfield. Parents: John Bradford LITTLE and Mary Jane ROSS.
Spouse: Montezella LEWIS. William Alfred LITTLE and Montezella LEWIS were married on 23 Dec 1897 in Dayton, Sebastian Co. AR.609 They were married in the Lewis home by Rev. B.W. Ashton and many guests were invited to dinner. In keeping with the traditions of the time, they spent the first day and night in the bride's home and the second day and night in the groom's home. For about three years they lived in the weaning house on the Lewis farm, then moved to a little house on Black Jack Mountain, near Will's parents where he worked with his father. Ceremony performed by Rev. B. W. Ashton. Lizzie stood up with her. Children were: Harry Abner LITTLE, Jewell LITTLE, Curtis Olan LITTLE, Meryle LITTLE, John Burl LITTLE, Living, Oleta LITTLE, William Lewis LITTLE.
William E. LITTLE.138 Assuming that the 6 people named in Benjamin's will are his brothers and sisters. See note for Benjamin G. Little. Parents: LITTLE.
William F. LITTLE121 was born in 1856 in Union Co. NC.121 He was living in 1911 in Eldorado, Union Co. AR.121 He was Preacher in Eldorado, Union Co. AR.121 Parents: John Q.A. LITTLE and Rowena BAUCOM.
Spouse: Mary E. TARLTON. William F. LITTLE and Mary E. TARLTON were married about 1886.121
William Frank LITTLE.249,716 Parents: William P. LITTLE and Living.
Spouse: Martha Ellen "Marthy" ROSS. William Frank LITTLE and Martha Ellen "Marthy" ROSS were married on 2 Apr 1902 in Henderson Co. TN.249,1080 W.F. Little was licensed to marry Martha Ross 2 April 1902. Children were: Estelle LITTLE, Elra LITTLE, Ledelle LITTLE, Living, Excell LITTLE, Eldred LITTLE, Irene LITTLE, Moline LITTLE, Alton LITTLE.
William G. LITTLE was born about 1842 in North Carolina.43 Parents: Michael unproven LITTLE and Mary [LITTLE].
William Gray LITTLE.676 I have never seen anything to link William Gray Little with this family. He is listed here only because of the Thigpen list. Parents: Isaac LITTLE Sr. and PLEASANT.
William Gray LITTLE.497
Spouse: Laura HIBBLER. William Gray LITTLE and Laura HIBBLER were married.497 Children were: William Gray LITTLE.
William Gray LITTLE was born between 1805 and 1813.527 William Gray was a minor in 1826 (possibly still minor in 1828, but not clear.) To be a minor in 1826, he would have been born in 1805 or later. He was not a minor by 1834, so he was born by 1813. He died bet 1854.372 Wm. Gray Little had died leaving one son as heir by the time his brother Amariah had died. Parents: Noe (Noah) LITTLE and Mary EDMONDSON.
Spouse: Nancy Louise "Nicey" HOUSE. Children were: Noah LITTLE.
Spouse: Martha Ann Sidney DRAKE. William Gray LITTLE and Martha Ann Sidney DRAKE were married on 20 Nov 1829.56
Dr. William Gray LITTLE was born on 19 Dec 1828.140 He died on 21 Jan 1893.140 Parents: William LITTLE and Termperance SPEIGHT.
William Gray LITTLE was born about 1867 in Sumter Co. AL.497 Parents: William Gray LITTLE and Laura HIBBLER.
William Lewis LITTLE was born on 25 Dec 1918 in Abbott AR.54 He died on 20 Aug 1992 in Pine Bluff AR. Bill died from Leukemia, which had been diagnosed two years earlier. Parents: William Alfred LITTLE and Montezella LEWIS.
Spouse: Reba Lee AKIN. William Lewis LITTLE and Reba Lee AKIN were married in 1941.54 Children were: Julia Margaret LITTLE, Living.
William P. LITTLE was born between 1810 and 1815 in Anson Co. NC.19,672,1081 William P. was listed in Pleasant's will as if he were of age but still living at home. To be of age in 1832, he would have been born by 1811.
In the 1830 census, Pleasant Little had 2 males 10-15 (b 1815-1820) and 2 males 5-10.
In the 1840 census, Rachel Little had two males living with her age 20 to 30 (born 1810-1820).
In the 1860 Anson Co. census, Wm P. Little was listed as 45, making him born in 1815. He appeared in the census in 1840 in Anson Co. NC.1081 In the 1840 census, Rachel Little was listed on pg 77, with two adult males age 20-30 and two minor males and with three minor females and 1 female age 30 to 40, as well as herself age 50 to 60.
Since William P. Little is not listed separately and there were four males listed in Pleasant's 1832 will as if they were still at home, I am guessing that the males listed with Rachel are the same ones listed in the will. Therefore William would be age 20 to 30. He appeared in the census in 1860 in Anson Co. NC.1082 In 1860, Wm. P. Little (age 45) is listed on page 538, household 762. The first person listed, oddly, is 14 year old Mary Reiketts. I have not checked the previous page, but believe this was a mistake; based on a similar mistake on the next page, it is likely Mary was a member of the previous family. Parents: Pleasant LITTLE and Rachel KNOX?.
Spouse: Elizabeth (LITTLE). Children were: Elizabeth LITTLE, William LITTLE, Jesse LITTLE, Martha LITTLE, Sarah LITTLE, George LITTLE, Cornelia? LITTLE, Narcissus Fetna LITTLE.
William P. LITTLE was born about 1853 in NC.750,1083 Randy has Pink's year of birth as 1874. He died about 1930 in Henderson Co. TN.1083 Parents: James "Jimmy" LITTLE and Sarah HOLMES.
Spouse: . Children were: L.J. "Jeff" LITTLE, Robert T. "Bob" LITTLE, John W. LITTLE, Henry Dee LITTLE, James Washington "Jim" LITTLE, William Frank LITTLE, Clarence LITTLE.
William Person LITTLE was born on 12 Nov 1765 in Hertford Co. NC.1084,1085 Mayflower Families says William was born 12 Oct 1765. It references The Colonial and State History of Hertford Co., Benjamin B. Winborne. He appeared in the census in 1800 in Halifax, Warren Co. NC.1086 William P. Little was 26-44, his wife was 16-25, and his son was under 10. He had 10 slaves. He appeared in the census in 1810 in Warren Co. NC.1087 There were 2 males 45+, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 10-15, 1 male under 10. There were 4 females under 10 and one 16-25. He had 52 slaves. He appeared in the census in 1820 in Warrenton, Warren Co. NC.1088 William was 45+ . He had one male 10-16 and one under 10. There were 2 females 26-45, one 16-26, 3 10-16, one under 10. He had 50 slaves. 40 people were engaged in agriculture. An Elizabeth Little is on the same page, age 16-25 with a younger female under 10. He owned before 1829 in Hertford Co. NC.1089 The John Vann papers contain 5 letters from William Person Little and Thomas Person Little. "The Cross and Vann families maintained a business relationship with the Little family who had acquired the plantation and fishery at Old Town in Maney's Neck on lands that had in the first half of the eighteenth century been occupied as a life reservation by the Meherrin Indians. John Vann, who acquired rights to the fishery at Mount Gallant, acted as the business manager at Old Town plantation for William Person Little (1765-1829), while Jesse R. Cross and John Gatling operated Little's fishery at Old Town. In the following generation, John Arline Vann acted as trustee for Thomas Person Little (1799-1856), son and successor of William Person Little to the property at Old Town plantation. The copy of the 1861 will of James Magett in the collection includes references to joint land business with Thomas P. Little." He was buried in 1829 in Little Manor, Warren Co. NC. He died on 19 Jul 1829 in Little Manor, Warren Co. NC.1090 "As a planter he named his home in eastern Warren Co. Little Manor, from which the town of Littleton took its name."
A site called Ancestors of Ashley Lynn Wilson says "In 1760, Thomas Person married Johanna Thomas of Granville County. They had no children. She died insane without issue and he adopted his nephew, William Person Little, educated him and made him his principal heir. The town of Littleton, North Carolina is named for William Person Little." This Thomas Person was in Warren Co. NC, which makes it quite possible that this is the same William Person Little. But, William's father George did not die until William was about 21 or 22. So being adopted makes no sense.
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Apparently a pastel of William Person Little, by W.J. Williams, exists. It is referenced in Dictionary of Pastellists before 1800 by Neil Jeffares.
Parents: George LITTLE and Mary Ann PERSON.
Spouse: Ann HAWKINS. William Person LITTLE and Ann HAWKINS were married about 1798.491 They appeared in the census in 1830 in River, Warren Co. NC.492 In 1830, Ann Little is head of household. She has one male 15-20 (could be George), two 20-30, one 30-40. She has one female 50-60 (herself), one 40-50, two 20-30, and one 10-15. She must have had servants or family living with her. They appeared in the census in 1840 in Warren Co. NC.493 Ann is listed as 60 to 70 and has one male age 20-30 living with her. She has 81 slaves. Fifty people are employed in agriculture. Children were: Thomas Person LITTLE, Mary Ann LITTLE, Lucy Davis LITTLE, Penelope LITTLE, George LITTLE.
William Pinkney LITTLE732 was born in 1846.551 1850 census listed Wm at age 4. He died about 1865 in VA.49 Died in Civil War In 1850 census, he is listed as Wm; in 1860 as Pinkney Parents: Pleasant Minon LITTLE and Anna MEDLIN.
William Ray LITTLE was born on 3 May 1889 in Camden, Kershaw Co. SC.465 He died on 8 Feb 1969 in Camden, Kershaw Co. SC.465 Parents: George Thomas LITTLE and Sarah Florence THOMAS.
William Samuel LITTLE was born on 3 Mar 1878. Parents: George Washington LITTLE and Sarah Jane GRIFFIN.
William Scott LITTLE was born on 6 Mar 1879 in Henderson Co. TN. He served in the military in 1898.233 He enlisted for the Spanish American War. In 1901 he was Deputy Coroner in Henderson Co. TN.1091 W.S. Little posted ab ond as Deputy Coroner sometime in the 1901-1903 period (unfortunately we did not write down the exact date). Sureties were W.S. Little, principal; A.S. Montgomery; J.J. Stanfel; R.A. Lewis; J.C. Peterson; W.H. McBride; J.W. Fowler; W.R. Tolby He died on 3 May 1960. He was buried in Sardis, Henderson Co. TN. His reference number is J2.12. Meryle and Duane stayed with him when she visited Sardis in 1938. Parents: David Liles LITTLE and Elizabeth Watts TOTTY.
Spouse: Imogene CARTER. William Scott LITTLE and Imogene CARTER were married about 1900 in Henderson Co. TN.233 Children were: Living, Fay LITTLE, Clyde LITTLE, Aubert Jenkins LITTLE.
William Streeter LITTLE was born on 6 Jul 1888 in Williamson Co. IL. He died on 6 Oct 1963 in Prairie Hill OK. He was buried in Prairie Hill OK. His reference number is J4.8. Parents: Harvey Ingram LITTLE and Lydia Ann HUNTER.
Spouse: Louetta PRESSON. William Streeter LITTLE and Louetta PRESSON were married on 24 Feb 1907 in Sebastian Co. AR.992 They were married by J.D. Caudle.
William Thomas LITTLE was born on 28 Feb 1855 in Locust Cottage, Jefferson Co. AR.1092 Parents: James A. LITTLE and Sarah Ann TOLSON.
William W. LITTLE was born about 1837 in Alabama.696 Parents: Gray LITTLE and Betsy RUFFIN.
Willis LITTLE was born about 1833.780 Parents: Frederick Dinkins LITTLE and Harriett KNIGHT.
Willis LITTLE was born on 10 Jan 1883 in Crossroads, Sebastian Co. AR.131,312 He died in Williams AZ. He was Railroad.312 Willis worked for Santa Fe Railroad, living in Oklahoma and Arizona. Parents: Miles Washington LITTLE and Elizabeth Ann COLE.
Spouse: Flora COLE. Willis LITTLE and Flora COLE were married.312 Willis is the only one of the surviving children whose marriage is not listed in the family bible.
Willis Walter LITTLE was born in Aug 1880 in Cleveland Co. AR.68 Parents: Thomas Bunyan LITTLE and Nancy Adeline TOLSON.
Wilson LITTLE was born about 1850. Nancy Sevier lists Wilson as born 29 Jan 1874, but he is in census for 1850 and 1860. Parents: Jesse Knox LITTLE and Martha ROSS.
Spouse: . Wilson LITTLE and Louisa WRIGHT were married on 29 Jan 1874.706
Wm. Gray LITTLE was born on 27 Dec 1832.140 He graduated in 1855 in Transylvania University.140 He died in 1879.140 Parents: Seth LITTLE and Nancy SPEIGHT.
Zebulon Maurice LITTLE was born on 5 Mar 1873 in Union Co. NC.158 He died on 14 May 1949 in Union Co. NC.158 Zeb, in his letter to J.B. Little, said his mother was a sister of Brother T.B. Little of Rison Ark. Zeb's letter provided a lot of family information to J.B. Little about the Little families in Union Co. NC.
I had listed Zeb's middle initial as "H" until Dan's 4 April 2002 email. Parents: James Henry LITTLE and Serena Minerva LITTLE.
Spouse: Lizzie Hazelton "Tinie" GRIFFIN. Zebulon Maurice LITTLE and Lizzie Hazelton "Tinie" GRIFFIN were married on 10 Jan 1900 in Union Co. NC.158 Children were: Serena Minerva LITTLE, Living.
Josiah LITTLE/LITTEL845 owned in 1735 in North Carolina.1093 Josias Little received a land grant for 500 acres in Beaufort Co. dated 4 October 1735. Thomas Little received a grant the same day. He died about Oct 1739 in Beaufort Co. NC.1094 According to Wesley Little, on Oct. 25, 1739, Thomas Little was established as administrator of the estate of Josiah, who died at the dwelling home of Thomas. Wesley quoted N.C. Archives, Inventory of Estates 1728-1741, SS 944, page 42. Parents: Living.
Lucy Louvania LIVINGSTON was born on 11 Nov 1898 in Gadsden AL.862 She died on 5 May 1961.862 She was buried in 1961 in Heavener OK.862
Spouse: Ivy Lorenzo LITTLE. Ivy Lorenzo LITTLE and Lucy Louvania LIVINGSTON were married on 19 Dec 1915.862 The Little Legend says 19 Dec. 1925, but it is a typo. They married 19 Dec. 1915. Children were: Delora LITTLE, Eula Mae LITTLE, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living.
Amy LLEWELLYN.
Spouse: Abraham LITTLE. Abraham LITTLE and Amy LLEWELLYN were married about 1742.660 Children were: Sarah LITTLE.
Chloe LLEWELLYN.463
Spouse: Thomas GRIMES. Thomas GRIMES and Chloe LLEWELLYN were married.463 Children were: Mary GRIMES.
Gatsey LLEWELLYN.245
Spouse: Solomon CHERRY. Children were: Lydia Minerva CHERRY.
Eugenia LONGINE was born on 16 Sep 1905. She died on 11 Oct 1966 in Union Co. NC. She was buried in Marshville Cem, Union Co, NC.
Spouse: Albert Cray ROSS.
Charles V. LOOPER.404 Parents: Joseph D. LOOPER and Frances LOOPER.
Elizabeth LOOPER.404 Parents: Joseph D. LOOPER and Millie FREEMAN.
Frances LOOPER.404 Parents: Henry LOOPER and Mary FREEMAN.
Spouse: Joseph D. LOOPER. Joseph D. LOOPER and Frances LOOPER were married in 1868 in Scott Co. AR.404 According to Goodspeed, Joseph and Frances were third cousins. Children were: Henry E. LOOPER, Sonora A. LOOPER, Minnie A. LOOPER, Joseph W. LOOPER, Myrtle B. LOOPER, Charles V. LOOPER, William B. LOOPER, James R. LOOPER.
Henry LOOPER404 was born in 1817 in South Carolina.404 He died in Alabama.404 Henry Looper, Sr.
Henry Looper, Sr., is residing four miles east of Mansfield, Scott
County, Ark., but was born in South Carolina in 1817, to Samuel and Mary
(Jones) Looper, they being also born in South Carolina, in which State
they were married. They removed to Alabama in an early day and there both
passed from life a few years after locating. Of a family of four sons and
four daughters born to them the subject of this sketch is the only one
now living. He was married in South Carolina in1836 to Miss Mary Freeman,
and by her became the father of the following family of children: Henry,
Thomas, James, Joseph, George, Martha, Mary (wife of James McMullens),
Elizabeth, Frances (wife of Joseph Looper, see biography), Ann (wife of
Lee Ellwood), Laura Bell (wife of Joseph Louston) and Victoria (wife of
Luther Dutton. Joseph, George and Martha are deceased. Mr. Looper's first
wife died in 1862, and in 1867 he espoused Mrs. Mary Ann (Frizzell)
Brozier, widow of Bert Brozier. This union resulted in the birth of
fourteen children: Fanny (wife of Jasper Curnatt), Samuel, Fuller,
Charles (deceased), Sallie, Nellie, Maggie, Napnie, Bud (deceased),
Donie, Looney, Gorum, Lawrence, and a child that died in infancy not
named. Mr. Looper has become the owner of 500 acres of fine land, and
during a residence of over thirty years on this farm he has succeeded in
putting 230 acres under cultivation. He is one of the earliest settlers
of this county and has always manifested a deep interest in her
progress and development, especially in the way of churches and schools.
He is a member of Lodge No. 163, of the A. F. & A. M. at Mansfield, and
although he is now seventy-three years of age he is yet hale and hearty. Parents: Samuel LOOPER and Mary JONES.
Spouse: Mary FREEMAN. Henry LOOPER and Mary FREEMAN were married in 1836 in South Carolina.404 Children were: Frances LOOPER.
Henry E. LOOPER.404 Parents: Joseph D. LOOPER and Frances LOOPER.
In 1888 Henry M. LOOPER404 was Blacksmith in Fuller, Scott Co. Ark.1095 Parents: Joseph D. LOOPER and Millie FREEMAN.
James G. LOOPER.404 Parents: Joseph D. LOOPER and Millie FREEMAN.
James R. LOOPER404 died before 1891.404 Parents: Joseph D. LOOPER and Frances LOOPER.
Jeannette "Nettie" LOOPER was born on 21 Jul 1876 in Sebastian Co. AR.405,832 Nettie's obituary says she was born in Scott Co. June 22, 1876. She died on 27 Nov 1893 in Abbott AR.131,405,832 Nettie died a few days after the birth of her son, Homer Hayden Little. The Sebastian Atlas had her death as 1893, as does an obituary in the Arkansas Methodist. Parents: Marcus Anthony LOOPER and Emily C. SORRELLS.
Spouse: Joseph Daniel LITTLE. Joseph Daniel LITTLE and Jeannette "Nettie" LOOPER were married on 26 Jan 1893.131,832 The Bible record says they are "all of Sebastian County Arkansas." Children were: Homer Hayden LITTLE.
Joseph D. LOOPER404 was born on 10 Dec 1818 in South Carolina.405 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: moved]404 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: moved]404 According to Goodspeed, Mr. Looper moved to Texas after his wife's death, but stayed there a short time. In 1857 he moved to Scott Co. Arkansas. [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: moved]404 Joseph R. Looper
No matter, in what business a man may engage, if he is industrious
and fair in his dealings with his fellow-men, he is sure, sooner or later,
to win their confidence, respect and liking, and to become, in time,
well-to-do in worldly goods. Mr. Looper possesses these qualities, and,
as a consequence, stands remarkably high in the estimation of all who
know him. He was born is South Carolina, in 1845, to Joseph D. and Mellie
(Freeman) Looper, both of whom were born in South Carolina, where they
were reared and married. The following family was born to them: James G.,
William D., Elizabeth (wife of Benjamin Gibson), Marcus A., Joseph R.,
Henry M., and one that died in infancy. The parents removed from their
native State to Georgia about 1853 or 1854, and there Mrs. Looper died at
the age of about thirty-five years, a member of the Baptist Church, and
after her death Mr. Looper removed to Texas, but stayed there only a
short time, moving in 1857, to Scott County, Ark. In 1863 he was married
a second time, to a Mrs. Turmon, of this county, who died in 1872, a
worthy member of the Baptist Church at the time of her demise. Mr. Looper
enlisted in the Federal Army in 1863, becoming a member of Company H.
Second Arkansas Infantry, under Capt. Charles E. Berry, but his entire
service was confined to his own State. He was with Gen. Steele on the
Camden Raid, and was in the fight at Saline. He received his discharge on
August 8, 1865, after which he returned to his home and engaged in
farming, marrying in 1868, Miss Frances Looper, a daughter of Henry and
Mary (Freeman) Looper, Mr. Looper and his wife being third cousins. They
have eight children: Henry E., Sonora A. (deceased), Minnie A., Joseph W.,
Myrtle B., Charles V., William B. and James R. (deceased). Mr. Looper has
a good farm of 161 acres, and on the 80 acres that he has under
cultivation, he raises corn, oats and cotton. He is one of Scott County's
most highly respected citizens and successful farmers, and socially
belongs to Lodge No. 163 of the A. F. & A. M. of Mansfield. He and his
wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and to this as
well as to other churches he has been liberal in his contributions.
Spouse: Millie FREEMAN. Children were: James G. LOOPER, William D. LOOPER, Elizabeth LOOPER, Marcus Anthony LOOPER, Joseph R. LOOPER, Henry M. LOOPER.
Spouse: TURMON. Joseph D. LOOPER and TURMON were married in 1863 in Scott Co. AR.404
Spouse: Frances LOOPER. Joseph D. LOOPER and Frances LOOPER were married in 1868 in Scott Co. AR.404 According to Goodspeed, Joseph and Frances were third cousins. Children were: Henry E. LOOPER, Sonora A. LOOPER, Minnie A. LOOPER, Joseph W. LOOPER, Myrtle B. LOOPER, Charles V. LOOPER, William B. LOOPER, James R. LOOPER.
Joseph R. LOOPER was born in 1845 in South Carolina.404 Parents: Joseph D. LOOPER and Millie FREEMAN.
