Re: Root-Diggin

["Ian Coppock" <dharmabumm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

----- Original Message -----
From: Danno Coppock <danno@coppock.com>
To: Ian Coppock <dharmabumm@netrelated.com>
Cc: <danno@coppock.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 8:47 PM
Subject: Re: Root-Diggin


> In message <003901c0874e$539a64c0$1200a8c0@netrelated>, "Ian Coppock"
writes:
> >
> >I was Just dropping a line to all the coppocks i could find on the net.
> >My name is Ian P. Coppock. Born and raised in Tuscumbia Al. I am a
> >writer hoping to be a filmmaker, but as it looks I will be teaching
> >literature. I have a 1997 Katana, and a 1994 GSXR. That ones too fast.
> >Would love to here from you.
> >                                                            Live fast,
> >live hard, but live well
> >       Ian P. Coppock
>
> Ian,
>
> Thanks for searching out my site and posting to my correspondence
> area.  I assume you saw my FJ, as you just happen to mention bikes.
> Cool.  Lots of Coppock bikers on my Dad's side.  Most of them, very
> religious.
>
> I used to think Coppock was German or Polish, but some of the links
> from my "Coppock Sites" area and from some "Correspondence" posts
> seem to suggest it is Scottish, and used to be start with a 'k'.
> Kinda wacky.  Anyway, I think four Coppocks came across the pond
> in the 1600s, and at least one settled as a Quaker in Pennsylvania.
> I'd love to learn more.  I think I descend from Bartholomew.
>
> Later,
>
> - Danno
>
    Thanks for the response. From about 30 e-mails your the only one. I
found an essay that suggests that our name used to be McCobik. pretty cool
huh?
I would like to know what the name means in relation to ancestral
occupation.
    My dream? 91 fat-boy. silver; chromed out. nice.
                                                                check ya
later,

Ian