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Note: N13326 1788-Jacob Copp(Cupp) marries Sibby Breeding in Shenandoah County,Virginia. 1797-Grayson Cty., Va. Tax list-19 Jul 1797 Jacob Cupp,1 Poll, 2 horsesor mules. 1798-Grayson Cty., Va. Tax list-23 Apr 1798 Jacob Cupp, 1 Poll, 2 horsesor mules. 1799-Grayson Cty., Va. Tax list-29 May 1799 Jacob Cupp, 1 Poll, 1 horseor mule 1800-Grayson Cty., Va. Tax list-Jacop Cupp, 1 Poll, 1 horse or mule 1804-Grayson Cty., Va. Tax list-Jacob Cupp, 1 Poll, 4 horses or mules,.48. 1807-Grayson Cty., Va. Tax list-6 Apr 1807 Jacob Cupp, 1 Poll, 4 horsesor mules,.48. 1808-Indenture signed by Jacob Cup and Sibria his wife (and others) tosell land in Wythe County, Va. (This was land of Spencer Breeding, JacobCupp wife's deceased father). 1810-Jacob Cup on 1810 Grainger Cty., Tenn. Census Index (I don't havedetail). 1813-Grayson Cty., Va. Tax list-Jacob Cupp, 1 Poll, 4 horses or mules, .64 1814-Grayson Cty., Va. Tax list-Jacob Cupp, 1 Poll, 3 horses or mules, .63 1815-Grayson Cty., Va. Tax list-Jacob Cupp, 1 Poll, 3 horses or mules, 6cattle, .81. 1815-Jacob Cup and Sibby Cup give permission for their daughter Caty Cupto marry Henry Meyer in Grayson County, Virginia. 1820-Wythe County, Virginia Census, page 209: Jacob Cupp; 3 male under10; 1 male 10 under 16; 1 male between 16 and 18; 1 male 16 under 26; 1male 45 up; 2 Female under 10; 1 female 25 under 45 1824-Jacob Cupp sold 40 Acres of land in Claiborne Cty., Tenn., onStraight Creek, to Stephen Owsley. 1828-Jacob Cupp bought 60 Acres of land in Claiborne Cty., Tenn. nearThomas Alford on the ridge road, from Isaac Cupp. 1830-Claiborne County, Tenn. census, page 131: Jacob Cupp; 1 male 60under 70, 1 female 15 under 20, 1 female 50 under 60. 1831-Jacob Cupp sold the 60 Acres he purchased in 1828 to his son-in-law,George Washington Ford. 1831-Jacob Cupp sold 50 Acres of land in Claiborne Cty., Tenn. to CharlesShearman (or Sherman). 1834-Jacob Cupp bought 45 Acres of land in Claiborne Cty., Tenn., on BigBarron Creek, from John M. Burch 1834-Jacob cupp bought 50 Acres of land in Claiborne Cty., Tenn., onTurkey Branch, from John M. Burch 1840-Claiborne County, Tenn. census, page 204: Jacob Cup; 1 male 60 under70, 1 female 20 under 30, 1 female 60 under 70. 1842-Jacob Cupp sold the 50 Acres he purchased in 1834 to Edward Kelly. 1842-Jacob Cupp sold the 45 Acres he purchased in 1834 to Edward Kelly. 1850 Laurel County, Ky. census living in Household 269 with theirdaughter Adeline and her husband Martin Edwards: "Jacob Cup, age 85, bornPennsylvania and S. Cup, age 80, born N. Carolina." There is a tombstone for Jacob Cupp in a cemetery along the south fork ofthe Shenandoah at Port Republic, Virginia. I believe this is a differentJacob Cupp and not the one that married Sibby Breeding. This Jacob Cuppis the one listed as age 83, living with George Cupp, on the 1850Rockingham Cty., Va. census in the 56-1/2 District, Page 197, dwelling366; at the same time Jacob Cupp that married Sibby Breeding is listed onthe Laurel Cty., Ky. census in dwelling 269 living with his daughter.Tombstone reads: Jacob Cupp, Who was born Decír 14 1767 In Lancaster CoPA, Jan 12 1852, Aged 84 yrs & 29 days. Patricia Collins found a birthrecord in the Cocalico Reformed Church, Ephrata, Lancaster County,Pennsylvania showing John Jacob Kopf was born December 14, 1766Lancaster, Pennsylvania, son of Conrad Kopf. It appears that this is theJacob Cupp buried in Rockingham Cty., VA and not our Jacob. Following is part of a posting by Daniel Bly: "The Jacob Capp-Cupp whomarried Sibby Breeding in VA in 1788 IS NOT a son of Andrew Capp-Copp whodied in Shenandoah Co. Va. in 1801. That Andrew had a son Jacob, but hewas only born in 1780 and was still unmarried in 1807 when he sold hisland in Shenandoah Co. All Descendants of Andrew of Va. have gone by thename COPP." IT IS POSSIBLE THAT CHARLES AND RANSOM CUPP ARE CHILDREN OF JACOB CUPPAND SIBBY BREEDING, BUT SOME EVIDENCE INDICATES THEY ARE CHILDREN OFABIGAIL. I CURRENTLY HAVE CHARLES AND RANSOM ATTACHED TO ABIGAIL.
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