Memorials: Nathan Copass and Rhoda Fitzgerald

JOB(E) LEGACY

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Last modified 30 Sep 2007

JOBE LOVED ONES GONE,
BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

In Their Memory

Nathan Copass and Rhoda Fitzgerald

**Andrew Jr, Caleb, Nathan, Nancy (Jobe) Copass, Nathan Copass**

Andrew Jr, Caleb, Nathan, Nancy (Jobe) Copass,

Nathan's Album

This album is maintained by Tracey Michelle Marvin

Nathan Copass Tombstone (1803-1873) - buried Old Copass Cemetery Eastern Star Church Rd., Washington Co., TN. Nathan was s/o Nancy Jobe and John Copass and gs/o Nathan Jobe and Lydia McCarty. Submitted by Donna Briggs
Rhoda (Fitzgerald) Jobe (March 3, 1809 TN - April 20, 1890) - buried Old Copas Cem., Eastern Star Church Rd., Washington Co., TN. She was wife of Nathan Copass who was s/o Nancy (Jobe) Copass. Submitted by Donna Briggs

Thomas W. Copass and Nancy Chasen

**Son of Nathan and Rhoda**

Katherine Elizabeth A. 'Eliza' Copass and William Powell Jobe
--------William Powell Jobe (1856-1939) - Tombstone. He married Katherine Elizabeth A. 'Eliza' Copass June 12, 1881 Washington Co., TN. They are both Jobe descendants. She was d/o Thomas W. Copass and Nancy Chase, gd/o Nathan Copass and Rhoda 'Rhetta' Fitzgerald. gt gd/o John Copass and Nancy Jobe. Submitted by Donna Briggs

Randolph D. Copass - Unmarried

**Son of Nathan and Rhoda**
----RANDOLPH D. COPASS - Usually only his initials are used, but in one case, his name was Richard D. Copass. Yes, I'm sure it's the same one, too. (I believe Richard is a mistake) This info comes from copies of his Civil War service papers and from the Civil War Questionnaire of Harvey Chase: He enlisted in Co E. 60th Tenn. Mtd. Infantry on September 25, 1862 at Fordtown, Tennessee. He had the nickname "Lone". Randolph and his brother Van were captured at the battle of "Big Black River Bridge" on May 17, 1863 during the Vicksburg campaign in Mississippi. Since he was an officer, he was sent to Johnson's Island Prison. He died on August 29, 1863 and is buried there.
Submitted by Donna Briggs