Cooper-Phillips family papers, 1831-1911, 1831-1894 (bulk dates).
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Cooper, Spencer, 1787-1839.
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Wickliffe, Virginia Cooper.
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Phillips, Annie (Anna Cooper)
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Phillips family.
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Phillips, Theodore M.
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Observer and reporter (Lexington, Ky.)
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W.S. Hume and Co.
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Whig Party (U.S.)
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Cooper family.
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Spencer Cooper was a Methodist minister from Lexington, Ky. One of his daughters, Annie, married Theodore B. Phillips in 1869. Phillips was an accountant with W. S. Hume and Co., of Silver Creek, Madison county, Ky., distillers of sour mash, bourbon, rye and malt whiskies. Another daughter, Virginia, married D. C. Wickliffe, lawyer, editor of the Lexington OBSERVER AND REPORTER and Kentucky Secretary of State under Governor James Fisher Robinson. Wickliffe was identified with the pro-slavery win...
Wickliffe, Daniel Carmichael, 1810-1870
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Wickliffe family.
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