Collier, William
Descendant of William Collier. Served as a private in the Sinepuxent Battalion of Worcester County, Maryland under Captain Dale.

Copy of William Collier's service files by Laura Powell Woodward, National number 324081.
(1.) I am the daughter of William B. S. Powell born on September 9th, 1872, in Worcester County, Maryland, died on October 7th, 1933, in Ocean City, Worcester County, Maryland, married on June 20th, 1900, in Ocean City, Worcester County, Maryland to Bessie Estelle Dennis born on August 16th, 1879, in Worcester County, Maryland, died on May 22nd, 1903, in Ocean City, Worcester County, Maryland.
2. The said William B. S. Powell was the child of James Z. Powell, born on May 26th, 1846 in Worcester County, Maryland, died on September 27th, 1908 in Ocean City, Worcester County, Maryland, married on January 21st, 1869 in Worcester County, Maryland to Mary E. Coffin born on July 1st, 1852, in Worcester County, Maryland.
3. The said James Z. Powell was the child of Mary Ann Collier born January 25th, 1825, in Worcester County, Maryland, died on August 5th, 1914, in Worcester County, Maryland, married on August 21st, 1845, in Worcester County, Maryland to William T. Powell, born on June 20th, 1816, in Worcester County, Maryland, died on April 9th, 1877, in Worcester County, Maryland.
4. The said Mary Ann Collier was the child of Kendel Collier born on February 7th, 1791, in Worcester County, Maryland, died on October 14th, 1841, in Worcester County, Maryland, married on April 13th, 1815, in Worcester County, Maryland to Sally G. Johnson born April 15th 1799, in Worcester County, Maryland, died on January 9th, 1854, in Worcester County, Maryland.
Signed M. Elizabeth Powell

The following data were obtained from the Office of the Division of Vital Records and Statistics, Department of Health, of the State of Maryland, 2411 North Charles Street, Baltimore 18, Maryland.

The Certificate of Death #10569 of Captain William B. S. Powell, Registration District No 352, shows that he died on October 7th, 1933, male, white, married; that he was born September 9th, 1872 in Maryland; that his father was James Z. Powell, born in Maryland, that his mother was Eliza Coffin, born in Maryland.....

The Certificate of Death of James Z. Powell shows that he died September 27th, 1908 at Ocean City, Worcester County, Maryland, age 62 years, 4 months, white, male; born in Berlin, Maryland, farmer, residing in Ocean City, Maryland at the time of his death; married, name of wife Eliza Coffin, name of father William T. Powell, born in Worcester County, Maryland; name of mother Mary A. Collier, born in Worcester County, Maryland. Information given by son William B. S. Powell.......

The Maryland Revolutionary War Militia List, on file at the Maryland Historical Society, 201 West Monument Street, Baltimore 1, Maryland, on page 246 shows the following data:

William Collier, member of Captain Dale's Company, 1st Class, #6 on list, Sinepuxent Battalion, classed this 25th day of July, 1780.

I hereby certify that the above data were copied from the sources as stated and are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signed Winifred Harris
Subscribed and sworn to before me a Notary Public in and for the City of Baltimore, State of Maryland, this the 9th day of May, 1956.
Signed Norris Harris
My commission expires
May 7th, 1957.

Collins, Price
EX. of will of John Cropper. Price Collins and Mary his wife, adm of John Cropper.1721, Somerset Test. Proc. Liber 24, page 383.

Cropper, Bela
Bela Cropper, Will, Henry County, Kentucky 096, Book 5, 1832.

Cropper, Ebenezer
Ebenezer Cropper 13 October 1753 w. 15 December 1753p.
Wife Esther Cropper 1/3. Daughter Mary, all the land I now possess, paying her other three sisters 10 pounds the day they marry. Part of a tract called Assateague Field, but formerly by a re-survey called Wrixon. Daughters Sarah, Ann, Esther. Wife EX. Witness: John Purnell, Richard Blisard (Blizzard), . Liber JW2, page 115.
Wife Esther Cropper.
Daughter Mary Cropper.
Daughter Sarah Cropper.
Daughter Ann Cropper.
Daughter Esther Cropper.

Cropper, Ebenezer. Sr.
Ebenezer Cropper, Sr. w. 26 January 1743/4 p. 7 Jan. 1752.
Son Edmund, plantation I live with 250 acres of a track called Assateague Field, but by a re-survey called Wrixam. Son Ebenezer, remainder of aforesaid where Ebenezer now lives. Son William, 200 acres called Hogg Quarter with all houses and plantation thereunto. Wife Elizabeth, 1/3. Grand-daughter Mary Cropper. Daughter Comfort, Grandson William Teague. Grand-daughter Sophia Cropper. Son Edmund EX. Wittiness: Parker Selby, John Smith, Joseph Porter, Edward Rounds. Liber JW2 Page 98. Worcester County, Maryland.
Son Edmund.
Son Ebenezer.
Son William.
Daughter Comfort.
Wife Elizabeth.
Grand-daughter Mary Cropper.
Grandson William Teague.
Grand-daughter Sophia Cropper.

Cropper, Edmund
Edmund Cropper 30 April 1803w. 24 June 1803p.
Levin and Solomon Cropper suit versus John Johnson and Sally his wife. Enter to court the following proported to be will of Edmund Cropper. Will not signed. 3 June 1803.
To son Levin, plantation where I live, EX. if no issue to son Solomon. Land bounded of James Duer and Jesse Ward exec.
To daughter Polly Cropper.
Witness: John Shockley, Henry Johnson, Samuel Morris.
***Will contested by John Johnson and wife.
William Whittington and Philip Quinton attorneys.
Depositions made by witnesses as to the authenticity. Also by Eleazer Johnson, brother of Henry Johnson, who wrote the will on request of Cropper.
***Court admits will.
24 June 1803 Administrative bonds Levi (Levin) and Solomon Cropper, John Shockley of Richard and Henry Johnson.
***Edmund Cropper 1803w.
Son Levin
Son Solomon
Daughter Polly Cropper.

Cropper, Edmund
Edmund Cropper marries Zeporah Richardson on 13 January 1804.
1808 Samuel Johnson with wife Unica Johnson sold to Sarah Richardson, during her lifetime, then to Edward ? Edmund Cropper during his lifetime, then to Zeporah Cropper, his wife, 57 acres.
Edmund Cropper 7 August 1816w. 25 May 1818p.
Wife Zipporah, house and lot.
to all my children not named.
1846 Zeporah Cropper wills to son Robert E. Cropper, 57 acres.

Cropper, Edmund
10 Nov. 1756w. 7 January 1757p.
Son Edmund Cropper, land and plantation where I now live. Remaining part of estate to be divided between my children Molly, Sophia, Rachel and Nathaniel. 40 shillings for schooling of Rachel and Nathaniel. Vincent Cropper and my son EX. Wittiness: Nathaniel Rackcliff, Isaac Marshall, Jemmy Rackcliff.
Liber JW2, page 174.
Son Edmund Cropper
Son Nathaniel Cropper.
Daughter Molly Cropper.
Daughter Sophia Cropper.
Daughter Rachel Cropper.

Cropper, Edmund
Edmond Cropper 21 July 1799w. 30 August 1799p
To son Edmond Cropper, lands sw/s Governors Branch called Hog Quarters: part of a tract Mills Neglect. Ex.
To Son Josiah Cropper balance Mills Neglect and part of Addition.
To son John Cropper tract purchased of Edward Hammon, part tract Delight.
To daughters Leah Holland and Sarah Renyolds.
To daughters Emila Cropper, Elizabeth Cropper, Sabrina Cropper.
Son Ebenezer, deceased.
Witness: William Cropper.

Cropper, Edward
Edward Cropper, alive 1718, see will of Edward Wale 1718, Somerset Co, page 165, Maryland Calendar of Wills.

Cropper, Esther
Esther Cropper 20 March 1767w. 3 June 1767p
Daughter Sarah Ardis, grand-daughter Sarah Walton, daughter Mary Jones, Esther Jennut (Jennet or Gennet) Tadoc Ardis. Benjamin Aydolette EX. Witness: Bowden Robins, William Aydolett, Mary Selby (deceased). page 143.

Cropper, Francis
Francis Cropper was transported along with 25 others by Mr. Thomas Ballard, 1300 acres, New Kent County, 6 October 1658, page 232. Reference 1623-1666

Cropper, George S.
George S. Cropper 13 April 1889w. 7 August 1890p.
Wife Elizabeth Ann Cropper.
Came Joseph Cropper and John T. Kees.

Cropper, Isabiah
Isabiah Cropper
1787 Administer Inventory of one Jesse Cropper.
1790 Census Heads of Families: No Males.
1 Female under 16 years.
3 Females over 16 years, including
herself.
3 slaves.
1807 Sells Negro Nancy
Sells Negro Sarah
1808 Sells Negro Jacob
Sells Negro Caleb
1810 Sells Negro Isaac
Sells Negro Peter

Cropper, Jesse
Jesse Cropper died cr. 1784 Bonds 9 March 1784. Wife Susan renounces. Reuben Cropper administrator. Next of Kin Noble Cropper and Nathaniel Cropper.
Jesse Cropper married Susan Wainwright (Wainright) daughter of James Wainwright 6 October 1774w. 12 January 1780p.
Jesse Cropper 27 March 1787 Bonds. Isabiah Cropper administrator. Inventory Isabiah Cropper. Next of Kin Bela Cropper and Reuben Cropper

Cropper, John
CROJ709W Cropper, John 1709
Cropper, John w. no will date, 19 March 1709 p. Yeoman.
Eldest son John, 550 acres. Youngest son Wrisom 150 acres called Wrisam. Daughter Sarah. Son Nathaniel. Son Nehemiah. Nathaniel and Nehemiah together 300 acres called Redland. Negro woman Mamie. Five children John, Nathaniel, Sarah, Nehemiah and Wrixson. Wife, Elizabeth. Brother Edmund and Brother Richard Chambers overseers of will. Witnesses: Ebenezer Cropper, Dennis Sebastian, Thomas Toole.
Red Land,
17 November 1683 patented by James Rounds, 300 acres. West Berlin District.
No date: John Edgar with wife Mary Edgar, widow of James Rounds sold to John Cropper.
1666 to 1723 Rent Rolls. Possessed by John Cropper.
1709 John Cropper wills 300 acres to sons Nathaniel Cropper and Nehemiah Cropper, if no issue to daughter Sarah Cropper.
1727 Nathaniel Cropper wills to his brother Nehemiah Cropper..
1729 Edward Davis with wife Sarah Davis, daughter of John Cropper sold 150 acres to Archibald Dale.
1732 Nehemiah Cropper with wife Margaret sold 150 acres to John Pope.
Sarah Cropper daughter of John Cropper 1709 married Edward Davis.
Nehemiah Cropper son of John Cropper 1709 married Margaret Tomlinson before 1732.

Cropper, Josiah
Josiah Cropper married Amelia Bowen on 20 December 1797.Josiah Cropper married Gertrude Davis on 3 April 1820.

Cropper, Josiah
1834w.
Daughter Hetty Cropper, wife of Peter Davis, to Missouri.
Son Jesse B. Cropper, to Missouri.
Son James Cropper.
Son Edward Cropper
Daughter Mary Ann Cropper marries David Bowen?
Daughter Elizabeth Victor Cropper marries John Tindall.
Son Littleton C. Stevenson Cropper.
Daughter Juliana Cropper marries in 1849 Thomas I Richardson.
Daughter Sally Martin Powell Cropper.
Son William Franklin Riley Cropper.
Fetus: Josiah A. T. Cropper b.1834 d.1870.
Buried at Methodist Church Cemetery, Snow Hill, Maryland
Crapper on Headstone

Josiah A. T. Cropper, Son of Captain Jonah (Josiah) and Gertrude, 1834-1870, age 36. (William F. R. Cropper administers his estate.)
James B. R. Cropper, 1849-1884, age 35.
Edith A. Cropper, 1857-1892, age 35.
Elizabeth Cropper, wife, 1806-1876, age 70.
Josiah A. T. Cropper is one and the same with Josiah A. F. Cropper.
Josiah A. F. Cropper was a Sergeant in Smith's Independent Company 1862.

Cropper, Leah
Leah Cropper 30 September 1830w. 1 March 1831p.
To grandson James Bowen son of Joseph Bowen.
To grand-daughters Eliza Jones, Mary L. Jones and Mary Townsend.
To daughter Rachel Jones.
To grandson Edward Bowen son Of Henry Bowen.
Rachel Boston.
Henry and Mary Jones.
Jesse Jones EX.
Witnesses: Joseph Cropper and John Cropper.

Cropper, Levi
CROL799O Levi: named Guardian to John Knox, orphan of Ezekiel Knox. John Knox age 14 years old. 1798, 1799 Worcester County, Maryland Records found Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland.

Cropper, Levi
Levi Cropper died cr. 1786. 3 March 1786 Bonds by Reuben Cropper. Reuben Cropper adm. Next of Kin Nathaniel Cropper and Bela Cropper.

Cropper, Levin
Levin Cropper 4 May 1813w. 8 April 1814p.
Wife Catherine Cropper.
Brother Nehemiah Cropper.

Cropper, Loudon & Edmund
1787 Luke Cropper alive. (Loudon) Who does he belong to?
1787 Edmund Cropper, Jr. alive. Who's child is he?

Cropper, Major
died circa 1794 at Worcester County, Maryland
ISSUE: Thomas Cropper, b. circa 1779
Application by Samuel Porter to have Thomas Crapper/Cropper, orphan of Major Cropper, of about the age of fifteen or sixteen (very hard to read the age), until Thomas Cropper shall attain the age of twenty one years...That he will teach him or cause to be taught the art and mystery of the house carpenters trade and also to teach him to read and write...and provide him with sufficient meat, drink, washing, lodging and apparel fit and convenient for a person of his station...
December Court 1794, Orphans Court Proceedings, page 148, Worcester County, Maryland.

Cropper, Nancy
Miss Nancy Cropper marries Henry W. Wilkinson in Lexington Kentucky on 18 July 1883.

Cropper, Nathaniel
Nathaniel Cropper marries Mrs. Margaret Harlow, both of Lexington, Kentucky, 25 January 1855.

Cropper, Nathaniel
will. Brother Nehemiah, his part in Redland. Well beloved brothers. Sister Sarah Davis. Uncle Thomas Berton and Uncle Richard Chambers shall bury me. Nehemiah Ex. Witnesses: Thomas Berton, Mary Berton, Alex Hausun.

Cropper, Nathaniel
Nathaniel Cropper, Sr. 5 May 1756w. April 1757 Codicil 23 June 1758p.
Wife Mary, 1/3 estate and dwelling plantation and 1/3 of all land on the east side of the main road leading down to South Point. Four sons Solomon, Edmund, John, William and their heirs a tract of land lying on the south side of Indian River called Ladies Delight containing 1000 acres, which was formerly taken up in Pensylvanica, to be equally divided. To my son Nathaniel, all that tract of land where he now dwells. To son Edmund, part of land I now dwell and all that part on the east side. Description of land. To my son Vincent Cropper all my dwelling plantation except what I gave to Edmund Cropper, if he dies to son Edmund and William. To Son Solomon Cropper and Son William Cropper a tract called Golden Valley. Son and Son Vincent Cropper EX. Witness: William Bowen, Nancy Cropper, Thomas Robbins, John Parker.
Codicil: April 1757. Revokes land given to son Edmund Cropper, I now dwell. Revokes Golden Valley given to William. Land I now dwell to William Cropper and Golden Valley now to go to grandson Edmund Cropper. (What happened to Edmund Cropper? did he die 1757?). Mary, his wife now EX. with sons Vincent Cropper and William Cropper. Witness: Thomas Robbins, William Smith, Reuben Cropper, Isaac or Isaiah Cakland. Liber JW2 page 197.
Nathaniel Cropper
Wife Mary.
Son Solomon Cropper.
Son Edmund Cropper.
Son John Cropper.
Son William Cropper.
Son Nathaniel Cropper.
Son Vincent Cropper.

Cropper, Nathaniel & Solomon
1724 tax list,
Somerset County, Maryland.
a Nathaniel Cropper owned one Negro and that Solomon Cropper was living in his household. In 1724 Solomon Cropper had to be over 15 years old.

Cropper, Nathaniel, Jr.
CRON728I Cropper, Nathaniel, Jr. 18 March 1728, Inventory of: a total of 27 pounds 7 shilling 7 pence. Kindred John Cropper, Wrixam Cropper, Z or A prozors?... Then came Nehemiah Cropper. Inventory 120, folio 146, Worcester County, Maryland, Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland.

Cropper, Nathaniel, Sr.
Nathaniel Cropper, Sr. 23 October 1786w. 7 April 1787p.
Son Reuben. Son Noble. Description of division of land. But if my son Noble Cropper refuses to take my grandson Nathaniel Cropper, son of Levi Cropper, is that my son take the orphan and give him good learning and a good trade. Son Bela. Grandson Henry Cropper. Daughter Mary Cropper. Grand-daughter Mary Kellum. Nancy Kellum. Stephen. Sarah Russell. Three sons Reuben, Noble and Bela. Reuben Cropper EX. Witness: J. Taylor, George Steveson, John Collins. Liber JW 13, page 111.
Nathaniel Cropper, Sr. 23 October 1786w. 7 April 1787p.
Son Reuben Cropper.
Son Noble Cropper.
Son Levi Cropper
Son Bela Cropper
Daughter Mary Cropper
Grandson Nathaniel Cropper
Grandson Henry Cropper
Grand-daughter Mary Kellum.
Nancy Kellum.
Stephen.
Sarah Russell.
Nathaniel Cropper, Sr. Bonds 7 April 1787.
by Reuben Cropper, adm.
Next of Kin: Luke Cropper & Edmund Cropper, Jr.

Cropper, Nehemiah
marries Margaret Tomlinson, daughter of Samuel Tomlinson d. 18 Feb 1733/4w 3 April 1734p. Samuel Tomlinson's wife was named Abigail. Somerset County, Maryland
Nehemiah Cropper, his wife's share. Accounts 1744 of Solomon Tomlinson.
Nehemiah Cropper, a summary:
born before 1709
1709 Inherits 150 acres of Redland.
1728 Inherits another 150 acres of Redland from his brother Nathaniel.
1732 Before this date he marries Margaret Tomlinson.
1732 Nehemiah Cropper with wife Margaret sell 150 acres Redland to John Pope.
1766 buys 225 acres Partnership.
1773 Wife Margaret is dead by this date: Source, she is not mentioned in Nehemiah Croppers will dated 1773
1773 Nehemiah Cropper writes his will
1774 Nehemiah Cropper's will probate.

Cropper, Noble
Noble Cropper, deceased. 20 June 1802 administration. Eleanor Cropper, William Hammond, Sr. and Barzilla Parker.

Cropper, Reuben
alive 1757.

Cropper, Reuben
Reuben Cropper 22 April 1869w July 1870p.
Wife Ann.
Son Edward, $600.
Daughter Elizabeth Ann Cropper wife of George Cropper.
Son James Cropper.
Son William Cropper.
Son Edward Cropper.
William D. Pitts EX.
Ann Cropper wife renounces.

Cropper, Robert Edmund
Robert Edmund Cropper is a son of Edmund and Zipporah Cropper.

Cropper, Samuel
Samuel Porter Cropper b. d. 11 March 1865
=1st. Mary Hudson on 16 January 1839
Issue: James Edward Cropper b. 16 March 1841 d.
William Samuel Cropper b. 10 August 1845 d.
Elizabeth Ann Cropper b. d. 20 August 1840
=2nd. Letitia Davis on 16 April 1855, b. d.27 July 1917.
Issue: Thomas Henry Cropper b. 1 March 1856 d. 12 Feb. 1941
=1st. Eliza Ann McCabe on 26 October 1882, b. 28 December 1861 near Selbyville, Delaware. d. 27 April 1940.
Issue: Catherine Cropper b. 16 August 1883 d. 21 Feb. 1964.
=on 11 March 1903 Peter Gray, b. 25 Jan. 1873 d. 6 Feb. 1958.
Robert H. Cropper, b. 16 April 1885 d. 13 Nov. 1971
= 5 Jan 1913 Edna D. Richardson, b. 14 June 1887 d. 15 June 1978.
William T. Cropper, b. 6 Nov. 1887 d. 6 August 1908 of typhoid fever.
Lula M. Cropper b. 25 Jan. 1889 d. 19 Dec 1979
= on Jan 1907 Edwin Lynch b. 5 May 1888 d. 29 Nov. 1959.
John C. Cropper b. 25 Dec. 1890 d. 27 Nov. 1967.
= on 23 December 1915 Mary E. Griffin b. 19 August 1897 d. 23 Apr. 1980.
Sewell D. Cropper, b. 12 Sept. 1897 d.
= on Dec. 21 1920 Grace Janie Shockley b. 15 June 1896 d. Jan. 1967.
Issue: William E. Cropper b. 9 Aug. 1922 d.
= 11 Sept. 1948 Wilma Helen Clark, b. 7 Feb. 1909 d. 27 Dec. 1985
Thomas Shockley b. 10 June 1932 d.
=10 June 1955 Patricia Murray b. d.
Issue: 3
Sewell D. Cropper =2nd. Dorothy Adams Dayton.
Sewell D. Cropper =3rd. Mary Griffin Cropper, wife
of his brother John C. Cropper.
Sewell D. Cropper =4th, Hilda Larson.
Milton Lee Cropper b. 21 April 1906 d. 14 April 1967.
= 29 April 1926 Mary Lynch b. 26 Jan. 1907 d.
Issue:Mary Margaret Cropper b. 1857 d. =a
a Holland.
Issue: Elenora/Elemine Cropper b. 31 July 1859 d.
Issue: Eliza Jane Cropper b. 20 Feb. 1861. d. = a Dilworth
Issue: Samuel Strayer Cropper b. 3 March 1863 d.
Issue: Samuel Porter Cropper b. 7 Aug. 1865 d.
Issue: Sewell J. Cropper is listed as an orphan of Samuel Porter Cropper in the Orphans Court Records, Worcester County, Maryland.

Cropper, Solomon
1743 Solomon Cropper buys 100 acres, part of Cropton, from Henry Laurence and Mary his wife.
1756 His father Nathaniel 1756w 1758p writes his will: Leaves to Solomon part of Ladies Delight and to Solomon and his brother William Golden Valley.
1757 His brother Edmund dies:
1757 His father Nathaniel writes a codicil to his will: Revokes Golden Valley to William Cropper and gives in his place, to Edmund Cropper, his grandson, son of Edmund 1757.
1758 His father Nathaniel dies, will is probated.
1759 Solomon Cropper buys 85 acres of Exchange from William Dunlap.
before 1767 Solomon Cropper marries Sarah.
1767 He sells 85 acres of exchange to Smart Newbold.
1768 He buys George's Good Luck for 50 pounds at Indian River.
1768 He buys 80 acres Venture.
1774 He thereunto moving: Sells 100 acres of Cropton to Elisha Lawrence. Where does he move?
1774. His wife, Sarah does not sign for sale of land. Is she dead?
before 1777 Rhoda Cropper, daughter of Solomon? marries John Davis.

Cropper, Thomas
Will, Scott County, Kentucky, 201 page ?, Book H, 1843.

Cropper, Vincent
Vincent Cropper 1772 Alive this date, see Magruder's Maryland Colonial Abstracts 1772-1777.

Cropper, William
1756 His father Nathaniel 1756w 1757p writes his will.
1756 Leaves to William Cropper: part of Ladies Delight, Golden Valley with his brother Solomon Cropper.
1757 William's brother dies.
1757 His father adds a codicil to his will: Revokes land Golden Valley, land I now live to William. He is made Ex. of his father's will along with Vincent and Mary, wife of his father Nathaniel.
1767 He buys 223 acres of Holly Grove, lying and being in Worcester County, back in the woods to the southward of Indian River.
before 1769 William Cropper marries Mary.
1769 He sells 53 1/4 acres of 200 acres he inherited from his father Nathaniel to Thomas Purnell of Sinepuxent, called Golden Mine.
1769 He signs his name to land transaction. He is not illiterate.
1790 Census: William Cropper of William. Himself, three females over 16 years of age, 1 slave.

Cropper, William
William Cropper 18 July 1805w. 15 November 1806p.
Wife Leah, lands.
Daughter Gertrude Purnell Cropper.
Daughter Rachel Ennis.
Brother Laben Cropper (Cropper's) children
Brother Cornelius Cropper (Cropper's) children.

Cropper, Wrixam
Cropper, Wrisom mentioned in a land description: See will of John Purnell, Sr. 1755, Worcester County, Md.

Croppers to Kentucky
Listed in the Kentucky 2nd Census 1800
Bela Cropper to Woolford County, Kentucky.
James Cropper to Woolford County, Kentucky.
Jonathan Cropper to Scott County, Kentucky.
Noble Cropper to Woolford County, Kentucky.
These are Cropper's listed in the Kentucky Census of 1810. Laben Cropper to Bourbon County, Kentucky.
Bela Cropper to Henry County, Kentucky.
James Cropper to Henry County, Kentucky.
John Cropper to Henry County, Kentucky.
Noble Cropper to Henry County, Kentucky.

Roberts, Sarah
1762 July, Small pox: Sarah Roberts dies of small pox.