Isaac Cooper, Long Island, Jackson, Alabama: WWI Draft and Marriages

Isaac Cooper World War I Registration Card

[Extract from document image]:

Serial Number 664, Order Number A 2497

Isaac Cooper

Permanent Home Address: 23 [street, blank], Long Island, Jackson, Alabama.

Age: 37. Date of Birth: March 29, 1879.
[Checked]: White, native born.
Occupation: Farming; (employer) self.
(at) Long Island, Jackson, Ala.
Nearest relative: Cleo Cooper
(of) Long Island, Jackson, Ala.

[Affirmation, signature]: Isaac Cooper.
[Registrar's Report] 1-4-8-C.
Description: Tall, medium build, Blue eyes, Dark Hair.
Physical disqualifications: None.

Signed: William Cargile.
Date of Registration: Sep 12, 1918.

Stamp: Local Board for the County of Jackson, State of Ala., Scottsboro, Ala.

Citation: "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-25103-8816-37?cc=1968530 : accessed 29 Jul 2014), Alabama > Jackson County; A-Mason, John > image 1225 of 3778; citing NARA microfilm publication M1509 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d).
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 More about Isaac Cooper

Southern Muse's identification of individual: D.K. Pritchett's great-grandfather: Isaac Cooper, born 29 March 1879, Long Island, Jackson, Alabama; son of Peter Cooper and Malinda Sizemore.

Isaac Cooper married (1) Mattie Jane Emaline Wigley (or Wiggley) (called Mattie).
[Record: Issaac Cooper (married) Miss Mattie Wigley on 9 November 1902, Trenton, Dade, Georgia; marriage book D, p.93].

Isaac Cooper married (2) Clarancy Cleo Colvin (called Cleo).
[Record: Mr. Isaac Cooper (married) Miss Cleo Colvan on 10 Dec 1911, Long Island, Jackson Co., Alabama; marriage book 3, p.436 (on file at courthouse in Scottsboro).]

Isaac Cooper married (3) Euna Estelle Higdon (called Estelle).
[Record: I.S. Cooper married Estell Higdon on 17 March 1929, Marion County, Tennessee; marriage book 20, p.130]

Note: Isaac has the middle initial of "S" on one marriage record. None of us descendants know what, if anything, it stands for. I've tried to extract records verbatim, but have had to refer back to my old notes in some cases. Also, my extract of Isaac's first marriage is from a typed, certified copy, backed up by my old notes from when I extracted it from the marriage book. Back then, my extracts were not all verbatim. DKP's extract style, not copy/paste.