MRS. COCKRILL ANSWERS CALL
Pioneer Woman of City Succumbs to Infirmities of Age-Will Be Buried in Kentucky.
After a few days’ illness Mrs. Elizabeth Cockrill died early yesterday morning at the family residence at the advanced age of 86 years. Mrs. Cockrill was one of the pioneer residents of Great Falls having removed to this city from Kentucky in 1880. She was born in Columbia, Boone county, Missouri, in 1827 [sic], and was married to Travis Cockrill, who became one of the most prominent lawyers of southern Kentucky and whose death occurred October 26, 1868. Twenty-one years later Mrs. Cockrill, accompanied by her children of whom she was the mother of eight, came to Montana and had since made her home in this city with her son, Attorney William M. Cockrill.
She is survived by three sons and three daughters, W. M. Cockrill, Misses Julia and Frances Cockrill, of this city, Dr. R. B. Cockrill, of Fresno, Cal.; Travis L. Cockrill, of Hansford, Cal., and Mrs. George T. Duff, of Glasgow, Ky. She is also survived by two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Fannie Adams and Miss Amanda Maupin, of Fresno, Cal., and Judge R. L. Maupin, of West Point, Miss.
Dr. R. M. Leslie and Mrs. Gowan Ferguson, of this city, Mrs. Waller Shobe, of Twin Bridges, and Mrs. Isabelle Miller, formerly Mrs. R. P. R. Gordon, were nephew and nieces of deceased.
Mrs. Cockrill was an active and conscientious worker in the Baptist church which denomination she joined when 15 years of age. She continued her church work in Great Falls as long as her health and strength permitted her so to do and she was generally respected and loved by all who were favored by her acquaintance.
Funeral services will be conducted this evening at 8 at the family residence, 1214 Fourth avenue north, by Rev. Willis T. Pettibone, pastor of the First Baptist church, after which the body will be removed to the Great Northern station for shipment east. The bearers will be J. B. Leslie, C. H. Benton, H. S. Greene, Ransom Cooper, R. W. Lowery and J. W. Speer. The body will be shipped on the 10 train to Glasgow, Ky., for burial and will be accompanied by W. M. Cockrill.
Great Falls Daily Tribune, Great Falls, Montana, Friday, March 14, 1913, Page 12, column 3
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Mrs. Lizzie Cockrill Dies.
A telegram received here yesterday brought the new [sic] that Mrs. Lizzie Cockrill had just died at Great Falls, Montana. Mrs. Cockrill was the widow of the late Mr. Travis Cockre’l [sic], of this place. She was a resident of Glasgow for many years, but went West about twenty years ago, and has since made her home with her son, Mr. W. Cockrell [sic], of Great Falls. She was the mother of Mrs. George T. Duff, of this place. Mrs. Cockrell [sic] was 87 years of age, and was a lady esteemed and beloved by all who knew her. The news of her death will be learned with sincere regret by her Glasgow friends of The Long Ago.
The remains will be brought back to Glasgow for interment and will either arrive here Monday of Tuesday, Mr. Wm. Cockrell [sic], her son, accompanying them.
The Glasgow Times, Glasgow, Kentucky, March 14, 1913
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Cockrill is spelled Cockrill and Cockrell in the above obituary. Cockrill is spelled as Cockrell throughout in the below obituary.
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Mrs. Cockrell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maupin Cockrell died at the home of her son, Hon. Wm Cockrell, in Great Falls, Mont., last Thursday, at the age of eight seven years. She was the widow of the late Mr. Travis Cockrell, for many years a prominent attorney in Glasgow. She is survived by six children, Mrs. Geo. T. Duff of this place, Wm Cockrell and Misses Fannie and Julia Cockrell of Great Falls, Dr. Bo Cockrell of Frezno [sic], Cal., and Mr. Travis Cockrell of San Francisco. Mrs. Cockrell left Glasgow many years ago, to live with her children in Great Falls. She is most highly spoken of by all who knew her and is said to have been a most delightful lady She was a member of the Baptist church and most devout in her fidelity to the Master’s cause. She was a Missouri lady, and met Mr. Cockrell when here visiting her uncle, the late Mr. Buck Maupin, once a noted character here. Her remains were brought here for burial and were interred in the Glasgow cemetery, after funeral services at the home of Mr. Duff, by Rev. W. H. Williams.
The Glasgow Republican, Glasgow, Kentucky, March 20, 1913
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Missouri Marriages to 1850
Name: Travis Cockerill
Spouse: Elizabeth Maupin
Marriage Date: 18 Jul 1850
Marriage County: Boone
1850 Census taken Oct. 5, 1850
Home in 1850: Division 1, Barren, Kentucky
Travis Cockrill 29
Elizabeth Cockrill 23
?? Children's names to not match 1870 census; incorrectly transcribed as Tockrill:
Home in 1860: District 1, Barren, Kentucky
Travis Cockrill 40
Mary Cockrill 33
Mollie Cockrill 10
Lizzie Cockrill 8
Wittie Cockrill 6
Susan Cockrill 4
Home in 1870: Glasgow, Barren, Kentucky
Elizabeth Cockrill 38
Mollie Cockrill 17
Julia Cockrill 15
Wm Cockrill 13
Joe Cockrill 9
Fannie Cockrill 6
Nannie Cockrill 5
Travis Cockrill 4
Robt Cockrill 1
Home in 1880: Glasgow Junction, Barren, Kentucky
Elizabeth Cockrill 53
Julia Cockrill 25
Wm. M. Cockrill 23
Fannie M. Cockrill 15
Travis Cockrill 12
Robert Cockrill 10
William Cockrill 70
Home in 1900: Great Falls, Cascade, Montana
William M Cockrill 44
Elizabeth Cockrill 74 [Jan 1826; Mother; 6 of 8 children living]
Julia Cockrill 39
John Jones 30
Daisy Kaus 18
U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
Name: Elizabeth Cockrill (wid Travis)
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1903
Street address: 1214 4th Av N
Residence Place: Great Falls, Montana, USA
Publication Title: Great Falls, Montana, City Directory, 1903
[Son, William and daughter, Julia, also listed in the same household.]
Home in 1910: Great Falls Ward 4, Cascade, Montana
William Cockrill 48
Elizabeth Cockrill 84
Julia Cockrill 40
Fanny Cockrill 35
Nevada Whitehead 17
Montana Death Index, 1907-2007
Name: Elizabeth Cockrill
Age: 86
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1827
Gender: Female
Death Date: 13 Mar 1913
Index Number: 69- 59
Source: Montana Office of Vital Statistics
Pioneer Woman of City Succumbs to Infirmities of Age-Will Be Buried in Kentucky.
After a few days’ illness Mrs. Elizabeth Cockrill died early yesterday morning at the family residence at the advanced age of 86 years. Mrs. Cockrill was one of the pioneer residents of Great Falls having removed to this city from Kentucky in 1880. She was born in Columbia, Boone county, Missouri, in 1827 [sic], and was married to Travis Cockrill, who became one of the most prominent lawyers of southern Kentucky and whose death occurred October 26, 1868. Twenty-one years later Mrs. Cockrill, accompanied by her children of whom she was the mother of eight, came to Montana and had since made her home in this city with her son, Attorney William M. Cockrill.
She is survived by three sons and three daughters, W. M. Cockrill, Misses Julia and Frances Cockrill, of this city, Dr. R. B. Cockrill, of Fresno, Cal.; Travis L. Cockrill, of Hansford, Cal., and Mrs. George T. Duff, of Glasgow, Ky. She is also survived by two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Fannie Adams and Miss Amanda Maupin, of Fresno, Cal., and Judge R. L. Maupin, of West Point, Miss.
Dr. R. M. Leslie and Mrs. Gowan Ferguson, of this city, Mrs. Waller Shobe, of Twin Bridges, and Mrs. Isabelle Miller, formerly Mrs. R. P. R. Gordon, were nephew and nieces of deceased.
Mrs. Cockrill was an active and conscientious worker in the Baptist church which denomination she joined when 15 years of age. She continued her church work in Great Falls as long as her health and strength permitted her so to do and she was generally respected and loved by all who were favored by her acquaintance.
Funeral services will be conducted this evening at 8 at the family residence, 1214 Fourth avenue north, by Rev. Willis T. Pettibone, pastor of the First Baptist church, after which the body will be removed to the Great Northern station for shipment east. The bearers will be J. B. Leslie, C. H. Benton, H. S. Greene, Ransom Cooper, R. W. Lowery and J. W. Speer. The body will be shipped on the 10 train to Glasgow, Ky., for burial and will be accompanied by W. M. Cockrill.
Great Falls Daily Tribune, Great Falls, Montana, Friday, March 14, 1913, Page 12, column 3
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Mrs. Lizzie Cockrill Dies.
A telegram received here yesterday brought the new [sic] that Mrs. Lizzie Cockrill had just died at Great Falls, Montana. Mrs. Cockrill was the widow of the late Mr. Travis Cockre’l [sic], of this place. She was a resident of Glasgow for many years, but went West about twenty years ago, and has since made her home with her son, Mr. W. Cockrell [sic], of Great Falls. She was the mother of Mrs. George T. Duff, of this place. Mrs. Cockrell [sic] was 87 years of age, and was a lady esteemed and beloved by all who knew her. The news of her death will be learned with sincere regret by her Glasgow friends of The Long Ago.
The remains will be brought back to Glasgow for interment and will either arrive here Monday of Tuesday, Mr. Wm. Cockrell [sic], her son, accompanying them.
The Glasgow Times, Glasgow, Kentucky, March 14, 1913
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Cockrill is spelled Cockrill and Cockrell in the above obituary. Cockrill is spelled as Cockrell throughout in the below obituary.
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Mrs. Cockrell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maupin Cockrell died at the home of her son, Hon. Wm Cockrell, in Great Falls, Mont., last Thursday, at the age of eight seven years. She was the widow of the late Mr. Travis Cockrell, for many years a prominent attorney in Glasgow. She is survived by six children, Mrs. Geo. T. Duff of this place, Wm Cockrell and Misses Fannie and Julia Cockrell of Great Falls, Dr. Bo Cockrell of Frezno [sic], Cal., and Mr. Travis Cockrell of San Francisco. Mrs. Cockrell left Glasgow many years ago, to live with her children in Great Falls. She is most highly spoken of by all who knew her and is said to have been a most delightful lady She was a member of the Baptist church and most devout in her fidelity to the Master’s cause. She was a Missouri lady, and met Mr. Cockrell when here visiting her uncle, the late Mr. Buck Maupin, once a noted character here. Her remains were brought here for burial and were interred in the Glasgow cemetery, after funeral services at the home of Mr. Duff, by Rev. W. H. Williams.
The Glasgow Republican, Glasgow, Kentucky, March 20, 1913
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Missouri Marriages to 1850
Name: Travis Cockerill
Spouse: Elizabeth Maupin
Marriage Date: 18 Jul 1850
Marriage County: Boone
1850 Census taken Oct. 5, 1850
Home in 1850: Division 1, Barren, Kentucky
Travis Cockrill 29
Elizabeth Cockrill 23
?? Children's names to not match 1870 census; incorrectly transcribed as Tockrill:
Home in 1860: District 1, Barren, Kentucky
Travis Cockrill 40
Mary Cockrill 33
Mollie Cockrill 10
Lizzie Cockrill 8
Wittie Cockrill 6
Susan Cockrill 4
Home in 1870: Glasgow, Barren, Kentucky
Elizabeth Cockrill 38
Mollie Cockrill 17
Julia Cockrill 15
Wm Cockrill 13
Joe Cockrill 9
Fannie Cockrill 6
Nannie Cockrill 5
Travis Cockrill 4
Robt Cockrill 1
Home in 1880: Glasgow Junction, Barren, Kentucky
Elizabeth Cockrill 53
Julia Cockrill 25
Wm. M. Cockrill 23
Fannie M. Cockrill 15
Travis Cockrill 12
Robert Cockrill 10
William Cockrill 70
Home in 1900: Great Falls, Cascade, Montana
William M Cockrill 44
Elizabeth Cockrill 74 [Jan 1826; Mother; 6 of 8 children living]
Julia Cockrill 39
John Jones 30
Daisy Kaus 18
U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
Name: Elizabeth Cockrill (wid Travis)
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1903
Street address: 1214 4th Av N
Residence Place: Great Falls, Montana, USA
Publication Title: Great Falls, Montana, City Directory, 1903
[Son, William and daughter, Julia, also listed in the same household.]
Home in 1910: Great Falls Ward 4, Cascade, Montana
William Cockrill 48
Elizabeth Cockrill 84
Julia Cockrill 40
Fanny Cockrill 35
Nevada Whitehead 17
Montana Death Index, 1907-2007
Name: Elizabeth Cockrill
Age: 86
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1827
Gender: Female
Death Date: 13 Mar 1913
Index Number: 69- 59
Source: Montana Office of Vital Statistics
MRS. COCKRILL ANSWERS CALL
Pioneer Woman of City Succumbs to Infirmities of Age-Will Be Buried in Kentucky.
After a few days’ illness Mrs. Elizabeth Cockrill died early yesterday morning at the family residence at the advanced age of 86 years. Mrs. Cockrill was one of the pioneer residents of Great Falls having removed to this city from Kentucky in 1880. She was born in Columbia, Boone county, Missouri, in 1827 [sic], and was married to Travis Cockrill, who became one of the most prominent lawyers of southern Kentucky and whose death occurred October 26, 1868. Twenty-one years later Mrs. Cockrill, accompanied by her children of whom she was the mother of eight, came to Montana and had since made her home in this city with her son, Attorney William M. Cockrill.
She is survived by three sons and three daughters, W. M. Cockrill, Misses Julia and Frances Cockrill, of this city, Dr. R. B. Cockrill, of Fresno, Cal.; Travis L. Cockrill, of Hansford, Cal., and Mrs. George T. Duff, of Glasgow, Ky. She is also survived by two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Fannie Adams and Miss Amanda Maupin, of Fresno, Cal., and Judge R. L. Maupin, of West Point, Miss.
Dr. R. M. Leslie and Mrs. Gowan Ferguson, of this city, Mrs. Waller Shobe, of Twin Bridges, and Mrs. Isabelle Miller, formerly Mrs. R. P. R. Gordon, were nephew and nieces of deceased.
Mrs. Cockrill was an active and conscientious worker in the Baptist church which denomination she joined when 15 years of age. She continued her church work in Great Falls as long as her health and strength permitted her so to do and she was generally respected and loved by all who were favored by her acquaintance.
Funeral services will be conducted this evening at 8 at the family residence, 1214 Fourth avenue north, by Rev. Willis T. Pettibone, pastor of the First Baptist church, after which the body will be removed to the Great Northern station for shipment east. The bearers will be J. B. Leslie, C. H. Benton, H. S. Greene, Ransom Cooper, R. W. Lowery and J. W. Speer. The body will be shipped on the 10 train to Glasgow, Ky., for burial and will be accompanied by W. M. Cockrill.
Great Falls Daily Tribune, Great Falls, Montana, Friday, March 14, 1913, Page 12, column 3
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Mrs. Lizzie Cockrill Dies.
A telegram received here yesterday brought the new [sic] that Mrs. Lizzie Cockrill had just died at Great Falls, Montana. Mrs. Cockrill was the widow of the late Mr. Travis Cockre’l [sic], of this place. She was a resident of Glasgow for many years, but went West about twenty years ago, and has since made her home with her son, Mr. W. Cockrell [sic], of Great Falls. She was the mother of Mrs. George T. Duff, of this place. Mrs. Cockrell [sic] was 87 years of age, and was a lady esteemed and beloved by all who knew her. The news of her death will be learned with sincere regret by her Glasgow friends of The Long Ago.
The remains will be brought back to Glasgow for interment and will either arrive here Monday of Tuesday, Mr. Wm. Cockrell [sic], her son, accompanying them.
The Glasgow Times, Glasgow, Kentucky, March 14, 1913
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Cockrill is spelled Cockrill and Cockrell in the above obituary. Cockrill is spelled as Cockrell throughout in the below obituary.
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Mrs. Cockrell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maupin Cockrell died at the home of her son, Hon. Wm Cockrell, in Great Falls, Mont., last Thursday, at the age of eight seven years. She was the widow of the late Mr. Travis Cockrell, for many years a prominent attorney in Glasgow. She is survived by six children, Mrs. Geo. T. Duff of this place, Wm Cockrell and Misses Fannie and Julia Cockrell of Great Falls, Dr. Bo Cockrell of Frezno [sic], Cal., and Mr. Travis Cockrell of San Francisco. Mrs. Cockrell left Glasgow many years ago, to live with her children in Great Falls. She is most highly spoken of by all who knew her and is said to have been a most delightful lady She was a member of the Baptist church and most devout in her fidelity to the Master’s cause. She was a Missouri lady, and met Mr. Cockrell when here visiting her uncle, the late Mr. Buck Maupin, once a noted character here. Her remains were brought here for burial and were interred in the Glasgow cemetery, after funeral services at the home of Mr. Duff, by Rev. W. H. Williams.
The Glasgow Republican, Glasgow, Kentucky, March 20, 1913
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Missouri Marriages to 1850
Name: Travis Cockerill
Spouse: Elizabeth Maupin
Marriage Date: 18 Jul 1850
Marriage County: Boone
1850 Census taken Oct. 5, 1850
Home in 1850: Division 1, Barren, Kentucky
Travis Cockrill 29
Elizabeth Cockrill 23
?? Children's names to not match 1870 census; incorrectly transcribed as Tockrill:
Home in 1860: District 1, Barren, Kentucky
Travis Cockrill 40
Mary Cockrill 33
Mollie Cockrill 10
Lizzie Cockrill 8
Wittie Cockrill 6
Susan Cockrill 4
Home in 1870: Glasgow, Barren, Kentucky
Elizabeth Cockrill 38
Mollie Cockrill 17
Julia Cockrill 15
Wm Cockrill 13
Joe Cockrill 9
Fannie Cockrill 6
Nannie Cockrill 5
Travis Cockrill 4
Robt Cockrill 1
Home in 1880: Glasgow Junction, Barren, Kentucky
Elizabeth Cockrill 53
Julia Cockrill 25
Wm. M. Cockrill 23
Fannie M. Cockrill 15
Travis Cockrill 12
Robert Cockrill 10
William Cockrill 70
Home in 1900: Great Falls, Cascade, Montana
William M Cockrill 44
Elizabeth Cockrill 74 [Jan 1826; Mother; 6 of 8 children living]
Julia Cockrill 39
John Jones 30
Daisy Kaus 18
U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
Name: Elizabeth Cockrill (wid Travis)
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1903
Street address: 1214 4th Av N
Residence Place: Great Falls, Montana, USA
Publication Title: Great Falls, Montana, City Directory, 1903
[Son, William and daughter, Julia, also listed in the same household.]
Home in 1910: Great Falls Ward 4, Cascade, Montana
William Cockrill 48
Elizabeth Cockrill 84
Julia Cockrill 40
Fanny Cockrill 35
Nevada Whitehead 17
Montana Death Index, 1907-2007
Name: Elizabeth Cockrill
Age: 86
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1827
Gender: Female
Death Date: 13 Mar 1913
Index Number: 69- 59
Source: Montana Office of Vital Statistics
Pioneer Woman of City Succumbs to Infirmities of Age-Will Be Buried in Kentucky.
After a few days’ illness Mrs. Elizabeth Cockrill died early yesterday morning at the family residence at the advanced age of 86 years. Mrs. Cockrill was one of the pioneer residents of Great Falls having removed to this city from Kentucky in 1880. She was born in Columbia, Boone county, Missouri, in 1827 [sic], and was married to Travis Cockrill, who became one of the most prominent lawyers of southern Kentucky and whose death occurred October 26, 1868. Twenty-one years later Mrs. Cockrill, accompanied by her children of whom she was the mother of eight, came to Montana and had since made her home in this city with her son, Attorney William M. Cockrill.
She is survived by three sons and three daughters, W. M. Cockrill, Misses Julia and Frances Cockrill, of this city, Dr. R. B. Cockrill, of Fresno, Cal.; Travis L. Cockrill, of Hansford, Cal., and Mrs. George T. Duff, of Glasgow, Ky. She is also survived by two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Fannie Adams and Miss Amanda Maupin, of Fresno, Cal., and Judge R. L. Maupin, of West Point, Miss.
Dr. R. M. Leslie and Mrs. Gowan Ferguson, of this city, Mrs. Waller Shobe, of Twin Bridges, and Mrs. Isabelle Miller, formerly Mrs. R. P. R. Gordon, were nephew and nieces of deceased.
Mrs. Cockrill was an active and conscientious worker in the Baptist church which denomination she joined when 15 years of age. She continued her church work in Great Falls as long as her health and strength permitted her so to do and she was generally respected and loved by all who were favored by her acquaintance.
Funeral services will be conducted this evening at 8 at the family residence, 1214 Fourth avenue north, by Rev. Willis T. Pettibone, pastor of the First Baptist church, after which the body will be removed to the Great Northern station for shipment east. The bearers will be J. B. Leslie, C. H. Benton, H. S. Greene, Ransom Cooper, R. W. Lowery and J. W. Speer. The body will be shipped on the 10 train to Glasgow, Ky., for burial and will be accompanied by W. M. Cockrill.
Great Falls Daily Tribune, Great Falls, Montana, Friday, March 14, 1913, Page 12, column 3
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Mrs. Lizzie Cockrill Dies.
A telegram received here yesterday brought the new [sic] that Mrs. Lizzie Cockrill had just died at Great Falls, Montana. Mrs. Cockrill was the widow of the late Mr. Travis Cockre’l [sic], of this place. She was a resident of Glasgow for many years, but went West about twenty years ago, and has since made her home with her son, Mr. W. Cockrell [sic], of Great Falls. She was the mother of Mrs. George T. Duff, of this place. Mrs. Cockrell [sic] was 87 years of age, and was a lady esteemed and beloved by all who knew her. The news of her death will be learned with sincere regret by her Glasgow friends of The Long Ago.
The remains will be brought back to Glasgow for interment and will either arrive here Monday of Tuesday, Mr. Wm. Cockrell [sic], her son, accompanying them.
The Glasgow Times, Glasgow, Kentucky, March 14, 1913
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Cockrill is spelled Cockrill and Cockrell in the above obituary. Cockrill is spelled as Cockrell throughout in the below obituary.
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Mrs. Cockrell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maupin Cockrell died at the home of her son, Hon. Wm Cockrell, in Great Falls, Mont., last Thursday, at the age of eight seven years. She was the widow of the late Mr. Travis Cockrell, for many years a prominent attorney in Glasgow. She is survived by six children, Mrs. Geo. T. Duff of this place, Wm Cockrell and Misses Fannie and Julia Cockrell of Great Falls, Dr. Bo Cockrell of Frezno [sic], Cal., and Mr. Travis Cockrell of San Francisco. Mrs. Cockrell left Glasgow many years ago, to live with her children in Great Falls. She is most highly spoken of by all who knew her and is said to have been a most delightful lady She was a member of the Baptist church and most devout in her fidelity to the Master’s cause. She was a Missouri lady, and met Mr. Cockrell when here visiting her uncle, the late Mr. Buck Maupin, once a noted character here. Her remains were brought here for burial and were interred in the Glasgow cemetery, after funeral services at the home of Mr. Duff, by Rev. W. H. Williams.
The Glasgow Republican, Glasgow, Kentucky, March 20, 1913
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Missouri Marriages to 1850
Name: Travis Cockerill
Spouse: Elizabeth Maupin
Marriage Date: 18 Jul 1850
Marriage County: Boone
1850 Census taken Oct. 5, 1850
Home in 1850: Division 1, Barren, Kentucky
Travis Cockrill 29
Elizabeth Cockrill 23
?? Children's names to not match 1870 census; incorrectly transcribed as Tockrill:
Home in 1860: District 1, Barren, Kentucky
Travis Cockrill 40
Mary Cockrill 33
Mollie Cockrill 10
Lizzie Cockrill 8
Wittie Cockrill 6
Susan Cockrill 4
Home in 1870: Glasgow, Barren, Kentucky
Elizabeth Cockrill 38
Mollie Cockrill 17
Julia Cockrill 15
Wm Cockrill 13
Joe Cockrill 9
Fannie Cockrill 6
Nannie Cockrill 5
Travis Cockrill 4
Robt Cockrill 1
Home in 1880: Glasgow Junction, Barren, Kentucky
Elizabeth Cockrill 53
Julia Cockrill 25
Wm. M. Cockrill 23
Fannie M. Cockrill 15
Travis Cockrill 12
Robert Cockrill 10
William Cockrill 70
Home in 1900: Great Falls, Cascade, Montana
William M Cockrill 44
Elizabeth Cockrill 74 [Jan 1826; Mother; 6 of 8 children living]
Julia Cockrill 39
John Jones 30
Daisy Kaus 18
U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
Name: Elizabeth Cockrill (wid Travis)
Gender: Female
Residence Year: 1903
Street address: 1214 4th Av N
Residence Place: Great Falls, Montana, USA
Publication Title: Great Falls, Montana, City Directory, 1903
[Son, William and daughter, Julia, also listed in the same household.]
Home in 1910: Great Falls Ward 4, Cascade, Montana
William Cockrill 48
Elizabeth Cockrill 84
Julia Cockrill 40
Fanny Cockrill 35
Nevada Whitehead 17
Montana Death Index, 1907-2007
Name: Elizabeth Cockrill
Age: 86
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1827
Gender: Female
Death Date: 13 Mar 1913
Index Number: 69- 59
Source: Montana Office of Vital Statistics
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