The Cochrane & Allied Families

Cochranes from Scotland to Colonial Virginia (c 1760), to Kentucky (1811), to Kansas (1859) and beyond. Allied families to the United States from England, Scotland, Ireland and Switzerland.

Moxley, Owen, Kentucky, USA


 


Notes:
"Marion, a landing on the Kentucky River in this county, known to the mailing public as Moxley, named in honor of a much esteemed and good citizen, A. Moxley Riggs, has improved so in the last two years that the place is now familiarly spoken of as a 'town,' and honored as a hamlet. A. D. Daniel & Co. began selling goods there in the early part of '84, at which time no other business was carried on and only two dwelling houses stood in the vicinity. Now the place has all the accommodations of a village. Besides general merchandise, blacksmithing, shoe-making and saddlering are among its accommodations." - Owen County Democrat, 10 Dec 1886



Marion, platted in 1818, was originally in Gallatin County (formed in 1799). Owen County was formed in 1819, partially from Gallatin County, northward to the mouth of Upper Twin Creek at the Kentucky River, just south of Marion. On 28 Febuary 1821 Owen County expanded further northward into Gallatin County, putting Marion in Owen County.



1799 - Gallatin County was formed from portions of Franklin County and Shelby County, in Kentucky, USA.

1819 - Owen County formed from portions of Gallatin County, Franklin County, Pendleton County and Scott County.

1820 - Boone County received land from Gallatin County.

1821 - Owen County received land from Gallatin County.

1828 - Owen County received land from Gallatin County.

1837 - Trimble County formed from portions of Gallatin County, Henry County and Oldham County. Gallatin County received land from Boone County.

1838 - Carroll County formed from portions of Gallatin County, Henry County and Trimble County.

1867 - Gallatin County received land from Grant County.

1868 - Grant County received land from Gallatin County.

1872 - Carroll County received land from Gallatin County, creating Gallatin County's present day boundaries.

Latitude: 38.5625, Longitude: -85.008333


Birth

Matches 1 to 13 of 13

   Last Name, Given Name(s)    Birth    Person ID 
1 COCHRAN, Dr. Joseph Bodine Jr.  4 Mar 1869I540
2 LOW, Alexander Greenleaf  29 Sep 1863I495
3 RIGG, Alexander Moxley Jr.  14 Jan 1839I232
4 RIGG, Catharine  14 May 1838I231
5 RIGG, Harry Bodley  4 May 1844I234
6 RIGG, Jessie Clark  30 Sep 1874I450
7 RIGG, Joseph Roseborough  21 Nov 1861I434
8 RIGG, Loulie  23 Sep 1876I516
9 RIGG, Mildred Meriwether  20 Mar 1842I233
10 RIGG, Overton Cochran  22 Jan 1850I237
11 RIGG, Sarah Virginia Cochrane  25 Jul 1848I236
12 RIGG, Thomas Jonathan  29 Sep 1845I235
13 RIGG, Willina Betana  31 Jan 1864I438

Death

Matches 1 to 1 of 1

   Last Name, Given Name(s)    Death    Person ID 
1 COCHRAN, Lucy Ann Catharine  8 Jan 1871I178

Appointed

Matches 1 to 1 of 1

   Last Name, Given Name(s)    Appointed    Person ID 
1 RIGG, Alexander Moxley Jr.  17 Apr 1886I232

Residence

Matches 1 to 1 of 1

   Last Name, Given Name(s)    Residence    Person ID 
1 RIGG, Overton Cochran  I237

Marriage

Matches 1 to 3 of 3

   Family    Marriage    Family ID 
1 BALL / RIGG  5 Jan 1898F237
2 BLANTON / RIGG  19 May 1862F207
3 COCHRAN / RIGG  11 Feb 1868F225

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