Ref: Family Tree Maker Vol 8 Tree #3590 I have Amos Pinkney Cooper , b. 1793, SC, d. Marion County MS. Son of Jacob Cooper and brother of Jonathan Cooper and others. Amos is shown as married to Elizabeth "Williams" Cantrell. b.1821 in SC. d. Marion County MS. six children listed begining in 1839 and last 1855. ?? Was Elizabeth wife #2 to Amos? Was Elizabeth married previous? ie. The Williams middle name. ??Jonathan had a dau. Hannah who married Andrew Cantrell 3 sep 1853. Could Andrew and Elizabeth have been brother and sister? I would be grateful for any insight and assistance on this. Tom Fox gggg-son to Jacob Cooper Conover, NC

My John Cooper was married to an Elizabeth "Betsey" Meyers. I know they had at least 1 child Eli born 1804. I believed at some point they lived in Mason County, KY. John's father was either Samuel or Duvalt/Duvall Cooper. John was supposedly killed during a political debate in the early 1800s. I believe these Cooper's immigrated from Germany to PA & then to KY. Any connection? Teresa

Is he the same one that was in Christian Co. 1820 census? Nancy Cooper John Cooper wrote: > > Looking for any info on John Cooper. He was in 1810 census in Nicholas Co., KY. Thanks. > John > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > This list is brought to you by the RootsWeb Members and Sponsors. > RootsWeb Gen.Data Coop.Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

Do you have any information on the children of John Cooper? I'm looking for parents of a John (Jonathan) David Cooper and William Franklin Cooper who lived in Springfield, MO. This John Cooper was born in 1847, but I have no idea where the family came from before coming to Missouri. The name is so common.... as well as there being so many with the name "John". This John Cooper also named one of his sons "John". Thank you. gmbrenne@terraworld.net ----- Original Message ----- From: John Cooper <wcooper@chase3000.com> To: <COOPER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 3:24 AM Subject: [COOPER-L] John Cooper 1810 Nicholas Co., KY > Looking for any info on John Cooper. He was in 1810 census in Nicholas Co., KY. Thanks. > John > > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > This list is brought to you by the RootsWeb Members and Sponsors. > RootsWeb Gen.Data Coop.Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > >

Looking for any info on John Cooper. He was in 1810 census in Nicholas Co., KY. Thanks. John

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This is where I have documented much of my information. It comes from the North Carolina census's ... 1850 CENSUS RECORD OF PASQUOTANK COUNTY - DATED 21 AUGUST 1850 William Cooper - 31 M Mary Cooper - 34 F Margaret Cooper - 7 F Joseph Cooper - 5 M Mary Waymoth - 14 F Elizabeth Jennings - 71 F This census shows that the real estate value owned was worth $100.00 and that two children attended school within that year and that there was one person over 20 years of age who cannot read & write. 1860 CENSUS RECORD OF PASQUOTANK COUNTY - DATED 28 AUGUST 1860 William Cooper - 51 M - Farmer Mary Cooper - 48 F Margaret A. Cooper - 18 F - Domestic Joseph B. Cooper - 15 M Lucy E. Cooper - 8 F Sarah F. Cooper - 5 F This census shows that the real estate value was $30.00 and the value of personal estate was $217.00. It show that William and Mary could not read or write and that Joseph was the only child attending school. 1870 CENSUS RECORD OF PASQUOTANK COUNTY - PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP - DATED AUGUST 17, 1870 Polly Cooper - 60 F W - Keeping Home Mary Cooper - 29 F W - At Home Lucy E. Cooper - 19 F W - At Home Sarah F. Cooper - 16 F W - At Home The children and wife of William Cooper, as listed in the 1880 Census of Pasquotank County, lived in close proximity of each other. Listed below you can see can the somewhat close location of Margaret, Joseph, Lucy and Sarah. The sequential numbers in the census (39, 59,101,120, 121, 122) makes one believe that the family often stayed close together and care for each other. 1880 CENSUS RECORD OF PASQUOTANK COUNTY - PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP - JUNE 12, 1880 - Page 4 (39) - Enumeration Visit Number On The Census Robert N. Morgan - W M 32 - Farmer Martha V. Morgan - W F 32 - Wife - Keeping House Elliott Whitehurst - W M 34 - Bro in Law - Farmer Margaret Coopper - W F 38 - (Her Future Husband, Thomas Pritchard is shown as Enumeration Visit(51) 1880 CENSUS RECORD OF PASQUOTANK COUNTY - PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP - JUNE 16, 1880 - Page 11 (101) - Enumeration Visit Number on Census John Scott - W M 24 - Farmer Sarah F. Scott - W F 25 - Wife - Keeping House Mary A. Scott - W F 2 - Daughter Sarah E. Scott - W F 8/12 - Sept - Daughter Polly Cooper - W F 70 - Mother in Law 1880 CENSUS RECORD OF PASQUOTANK COUNTY - PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP - June 18, 1880 - Page 13 (120) - Enumeration Visit Number On The Census Joseph Cooper - W M 33 - Farm Hand Cordelia Cooper - W F 29 - Wife - Keeping House Margaret Cooper - W F 8 - Daughter Joseph J. Cooper - W M 6 - Son William S. Cooper - W M 10/12 - July - Son (121) - Enumeration Visit Number Listed On The Census Luther Jones - W M 26 - Farmer Sopha L. Jones - W F 20 - Wife - Keeping Home Cloey Jones - W F 1 - Daughter (122) - Enumeration Visit Number On The Census Lucy E. Madrin - W F 27 - Left Alone - Keeping House Martha L. Madrin - W F 6 - Daughter Mary P. Madrin - W F 28/30 - June - Daughter

I have several Williams and several Andrews. Floyd Cooper Indianapolis

I don't believe my Coopers are in the direct line with Wm and Polly Towns COOPER of ILL and son Wm H of TX. altho I do have LaSalle Co,ILL and eventually on to TX bunch of COOPERS, (David & Arria ) & (John ). Thanks anyway jaw

Conrad, I have two Philips and two Andres (not Andrew but who knows...) from that era and general area (NY) who are either first or second generation descendants of William and Abigail (Leonard) Cooper. Give me some more info like spouse, siblings, parents to help verify a connection. Steve -----Original Message----- From: Conrad V. Dennis <cvdennis@vbe.com> To: COOPER-L@rootsweb.com <COOPER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, March 19, 2000 4:27 PM Subject: [COOPER-L] Philip, Asa, Andrew |I am attempting to connect my ancestor Philip Cooper of New York and |Ontario, with Asa Cooper born 1793 in Allegany NY; and Andrew Cooper |born 1804 in New York. An Andrew descendant has confirmed that they |are not brothers. Perhaps they are cousins. I am sure of a |connection because of my great grandfather's journal writings. |If anyone has any information on these individuals, their collateral |relatives, and descendants, please email me. I have several other |Cooper names of NY, Ontario, and Michigan that I am researching. |Thank you. |Conrad Dennis | | |==== COOPER Mailing List ==== |Keep this list and over 6000 others online with your RootsWeb |membership or sponsorship. |RootsWeb Gen.Data Coop.Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 | http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html | |

Sherry, what dates do you have on your Coopers? Do you have a William? I'm looking for a William who got to Pope Co ILL and married Polly Towns there in 1833, shows up in the 1840 census and died probably before 1853 when his wife Polly and son William H. went to TX. We have the Texas descendants. George

I am looking for descendants of Jedethan J. Cooper, b. abt 1835 in Davidson County, NC. He married Narcisa Davis (b. abt 1837 in Livingston County, KY,) on Feb 17, 1858, in Marshall County, KY. This family moved to the Ohio area, after the Civil War. Prior to this, they were in Marshall County, KY and White County, AR. Jed's parents were John Cooper and Elizabeth Coggin. Most of the other children of this family settled in AR. I would hope that perhaps some of Jed's descendants could help us with information on his father, John Cooper.

Wasn't sure who you were responding to in this email but I have Coopers in Vigo, Clay and Sullivan Counties in Indiana. They came to Indiana from Blount and Knox Counties in Tennessee. Where are yours from? Sherry

I have BELTZ's and HAMPE's in Stark Co at that time who married my COOPERs ----- Original Message ----- From: Jill Jessen Hernandez <kpitblu@home.com> To: <COOPER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2000 4:17 PM Subject: [COOPER-L] HOFFMAN/COOPER - PA, Stark OH, Jackson Co., MI > > Went to the National Archives and FOUND the 1870 census records for my > COOPER line in Springport, Jackson Co., MI > > There is evidence that Samuel and Lucinda were married in STARK Co, OH > in 1861 > This information also names her as a HOFFMAN/ HOFMAN > > Here is the family....... ANYONE connect ? > > Samuel 29 Farmer b: in Ohio 1841 > Lucinda 25 b: in Ohio 1845 > > I believe that they were married in Ohio, Stark Co. in 1861 > She COULD be a Hoffman/Hofman > > Sarah Jane 7 b: MI 1862/63 > She is my Great Grandmother married, 1st John > and 2nd My GGF Fred Anson BUCK > > And > > Jacob 5 b: MI 1865 > Rosa M. 2 b: MI 1868 > m:Franklin M. BUCK had Cora Lucinda BUCK Howard > > Anna O. 2/mo b: MI Feb 1870 > > On the same census page are the following: > > Jacob COOPER 60 b: 1810 in PA > Eleanor 45 b: 1825 in PA > Millie 1 mo WHOA ! b: in MI > > ANYONE ?? > > Jill in SoCal > > > > > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > Keep this list and over 6000 others online with your RootsWeb > membership or sponsorship. > RootsWeb Gen.Data Coop.Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >

I have seen a Frederick Keffer age 49 (b.1683), Leonard age 27(b. 1705), Jacob age abt. 27 (b. 1705), Maria age 46 (b. 1686), Maria age 25 (b. 1705), Maria age 23 (b. 1707), Elisabeth age 18 (b. 1714), Jacob age 8 (b. 1724), and Lena age 4 (b. 1728) who came over on the ship the Samuel in 1732. I believe this family may have lived in Frederick co. VA at one time. It seems that some of these Frederick co VA Coopers went to Hampshire co. VA. I recently read the book "Canaan Valley and the Black Bear" by Ruth Cooper Allman. It is about the Henry Jackson Cooper and his wife Mary Margaret Rudolph Cooper family. They left Winchester Va in Frederick co. to settle in Canaan Valley WVA in 1882. They knew people along the way as several families are mentioned. They are related to a Brill family that lived on the Capon River. The book talks about living in this land and it speaks of their family. Apparently they gave and sold land to the government and that land is now Cooper's Rock State Forest in WV. So far there is no connection to these Coopers and my Coopers, even though they lived in the same area. My oldest known Cooper was Valentine Cooper b. abt. 1745 who married Mary ?.He resided in Hardy co. Va (Hardy was onces part of Hampshire co) and his will was proven there in 1835. Some of the same family names are repeated in both of these Cooper families. Does anyone know if Leonard or Jacob (the ones who came over on the ship the Samuel in 1732 and were in their mid 20's at the time) may have had a son named Valentine or perhaps George? I believe these Cooper families are related but it just hasn't been proven. Thanks. Becky rlucas@neo.rr.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <SandraG627@aol.com> To: <COOPER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2000 6:56 PM Subject: [COOPER-L] kieffer fred, cooper elizabeth 1673-1800, GER>VA > And here is my second Cooper family, chart below > Sandy in Florida > > Descendants of Frederick Kieffer > > 1 Frederick Kieffer b: 1673 in Germany > . +Anna Maria Scheuffelin Father: Mother: > .... 2 Leonard Kieffer b: in Germany > .... 2 Jacob Cooper b: 09 January 1699/00 in Oberacker, Karlsruhe, > Baden, Germany d: 1758 in Frederick, VA > ........ +Anna Maria Dellinger b: 1701 in Germany m: 02 February > 1720/21 in Oberacker, Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany Father: Mother: > .......... 3 Hans Jacob Cooper b: 06 December 1721 in Unterowisheim, > Germany > .......... 3 Hans Melchoir Cooper b: 14 April 1724 in Oberacker, > Germany d: 21 November 1728 in Oberacker, Germany > .......... 3 Maria Magdalena Cooper b: 14 April 1727 in Oberacker, > Germany d: in Frederick, VA > .............. +John Nysewanger Father: Mother: > .......... 3 Maria Elizabetha Cooper b: 06 October 1730 in Oberacker, > Karlsruhe, Baden, Germany d: 1764 in Hampshire Co., VA Alt. date: > 1758 death > .............. +Johann Jacob Brake b: Abt. 1720 in Germany m: 1750 d: > Abt. 1808 in Moorfield, Hardy Co., VA Father: Johann Jacob BRECHTEL > Mother: Mary Margaret UNKNOWN > > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > This list is brought to you by the RootsWeb Members and Sponsors. > RootsWeb Gen.Data Coop.Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >

Have you tried this site re indian records???? http://www.intl-research.com/dawes-rolls.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: <topcatpat@webtv.net> To: <COOPER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2000 9:46 PM Subject: Re: [COOPER-L] re:COOPERs----anywhere > Would anyone have any info on this for my cousin: > thanks, > pat > ******************* > Subject: emmrs message > Hello listers, > Here I am again. I posted this before and > didn't get any answers to it, so, please someone point me in the right > direction. > ************* > I am seeking information on my ggrandmother, Lucinda Nicholas who was > born in Alabama in 1820 and died in Handsboro, Mississippi on Dec. 26, > 1902. > She was the daughter of JACOB NICHOLAS (Nie-col-us), son of JOHN COOPER, > who was a Choctaw Indian Chief who signed the Great Indian Dance Treaty, > supposedly at Shubuta, MS. She married my ggrandfather, Charles > Woodbury Creel in 1837. Charles Woodbury Creel's brother, Wesley Creel, > married Jerusha Nicholas, Lucinda Nicholas' sister. Their father was > Jacob Nicholas who was born in Tennessee, I am quoting from an > out-of-print book "Anywhere I Wander I Find Facts and Legends about the > Creel Families". > she was the daughter of JACOB NICHOLAS, son of JOHN COOPER, a Choctaw > Indian Chief who signed the Great Indian Dance Treaty, supposedly at > Shubuta, MS. > LUCINDA NICHOLAS was a midwife." My questions are: If LUCINDA NICHOLAS > is the daughter of JACOB NICHOLAS, who was the son of JOHN COOPER, why > was his name JACOB NICHOLAS and not JACOB COOPER? Is this a matriarchal > way among Native Americans that they carry the mother's name instead of > the father's name. Also, does this mean that JACOB NICHOLAS was the > Indian Chief and if so, how do I find out his Indian name? > I have searched US-Indian Treaties and the closest I can come to what is > in the book "Great Indian Dance Treaty" is the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit > Creek and found it on-line. Searched the signatures on it and there is > no JOHN COOPER nor JACOB NICHOLAS, unless JACOB NICHOLAS was the chief > and had an Indian name. The only thing I have found on JOHN COOPER is > that he worked among the Choctaws in Mississippi. I have searched on the > Internet and in libraries and encyclopedias and that is all I have > found. > Can someone please help me? > Thanks. > > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > This list is brought to you by the RootsWeb Members and Sponsors. > RootsWeb Gen.Data Coop.Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html >

Would anyone have any info on this for my cousin: thanks, pat ******************* Subject:    emmrs message Hello listers,           Here I am again. I posted this before and didn't get any answers to it, so, please someone point me in the right direction. ************* I am seeking information on my ggrandmother, Lucinda Nicholas who was born in Alabama in 1820 and died in Handsboro, Mississippi on Dec. 26, 1902. She was the daughter of JACOB NICHOLAS (Nie-col-us), son of JOHN COOPER, who was a Choctaw Indian Chief who signed the Great Indian Dance Treaty, supposedly at Shubuta, MS. She married my ggrandfather, Charles Woodbury Creel in 1837. Charles Woodbury Creel's brother, Wesley Creel, married Jerusha Nicholas, Lucinda Nicholas' sister. Their father was Jacob Nicholas who was born in Tennessee, I am quoting from an out-of-print book "Anywhere I Wander I Find Facts and Legends about the Creel Families". she was the daughter of JACOB NICHOLAS, son of JOHN COOPER, a Choctaw Indian Chief who signed the Great Indian Dance Treaty, supposedly at Shubuta, MS. LUCINDA NICHOLAS was a midwife." My questions are: If LUCINDA NICHOLAS is the daughter of JACOB NICHOLAS, who was the son of JOHN COOPER, why was his name JACOB NICHOLAS and not JACOB COOPER? Is this a matriarchal way among Native Americans that they carry the mother's name instead of the father's name. Also, does this mean that JACOB NICHOLAS was the Indian Chief and if so, how do I find out his Indian name? I have searched US-Indian Treaties and the closest I can come to what is in the book "Great Indian Dance Treaty" is the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek and found it on-line. Searched the signatures on it and there is no JOHN COOPER nor JACOB NICHOLAS, unless JACOB NICHOLAS was the chief and had an Indian name. The only thing I have found on JOHN COOPER is that he worked among the Choctaws in Mississippi. I have searched on the Internet and in libraries and encyclopedias and that is all I have found. Can someone please help me? Thanks.

hi, where did your IN 1850 COOPERs come from to IN?????? both sets! What Eastern state did they come from???? thanks jaw

Mary, This may be a long shot but I am looking for info on a John Cooper who married an Elizabeth "Betsey" Meyers. I believe they were married in KY, maybe Mason County. John was killed in a political debate sometime, I believe, before 1810. His father may have been a Samuel or perhaps a Devault/Duvall Cooper. Any help would be appreciated. Teresa Wallace Gunning

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