Dear Barbara, Gini and all, This is really getting interesting! The Wynantskill baptisms certainly fit the family Gini describes, but Henry Harrison Cooper is not on the list. There is a gap into which he would fit, if born ca 1810, as indicated by his death certificate, 1890 voter registration, and 1880 census record. I haven't yet seen the death certificate, but shall write for it tomorrow and let the list know just what it says. Thanks to you all - I'll keep in touch. Rick PS Gini - I like your suggestion, and shall email it to my client. Although he is living in Switzerland, I think he is American, probably from San Francisco.

Gini & Rick, I have a Phillip/Philip Henry Cooper born in NY in 1813. I've been trying to figure out if this same family could be his. Phillip was my gg-grandfather and was 1/4 Oneida Indian. Do either of you know of any Native American link in this family? The Wynantskill Reformed Church in Wynantskill, Rensselaeer Co., New York shows the following children for Henry Cooper & Elizabeth Shaver: Annatje Cooper b. 23 Sept 1799, bapt. 20 Oct 1799 Coenraed Cooper b. 2 Dec 1801, bapt. 1801 Christian Cooper b. 19 Dec 1803, bapt. 1803 Martin Cooper b. 16 Mar 1806, bapt. 26 May 1806 William Cooper b. 27 Jun 1808, bapt. 28 Aug 1808 Philip Henry Cooper 13 Feb 1813, bapt. 4 Apr 1813 Hiram Cooper b. 1 Mar 1815, bapt. 21 May 1815 Hiram Cooper b. 13 Apr 1818, bapt. 7 Jun 1818 My Phillip Henry Cooper married Elizabeth Boyles in 1850. They left NY between 1851 & 1854 with one or two children and settled in Jackson Township, Hardin Co., Ohio. By 1880, they had moved to Kansas and had 11 children. Do you think we have the same family? Barbara Kidder

Eileen - Rick just wrote to say that he is doing research for a client. Thought you might like to know. The Coopers are really my family, and I am looking for members of the same. Gini - ---- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 9:49 AM Subject: Re: [COOPER] HENRY HARRISON COOPER, NY to CA, 1810?-1906 Hello Rick ! I too am doing the Cooper line here in NY.It so happens I live next to Fayette in Seneca Co . I am in Interlaken about 15 miles from the place you are searching. I would be more then happy to go to Waterloo and check on your Henry Harrison Cooper for you and let you know what I find.Some times there are private histories deposited at the center not published on the web.I will see what I can do to help you. It will be a little while as the History center is only open at certain times. Most of my Coopers went towards Elmira and Chemung area from Ithaca ...when they came here in 1804.There were several brothers of our John Cooper ( b-1754 NJ) who came to the Ithaca area. Anyway I will see what I can do for you. Eileen in NY

My Coopers were in New Jersey and went to Brown, Ohio. Could these families be related some how. Just a thought. Joy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 8:57 PM Subject: Re: [COOPER] HENRY HARRISON COOPER, NY to CA, 1810?-1906 > Gini & Rick, > > I have a Phillip/Philip Henry Cooper born in NY in 1813. I've been > trying > to figure out if this same family could be his. Phillip was my > gg-grandfather > and was 1/4 Oneida Indian. Do either of you know of any Native American > link in this family? > > The Wynantskill Reformed Church in Wynantskill, Rensselaeer Co., New York > shows the following children for Henry Cooper & Elizabeth Shaver: > Annatje Cooper b. 23 Sept 1799, bapt. 20 Oct 1799 > Coenraed Cooper b. 2 Dec 1801, bapt. 1801 > Christian Cooper b. 19 Dec 1803, bapt. 1803 > Martin Cooper b. 16 Mar 1806, bapt. 26 May 1806 > William Cooper b. 27 Jun 1808, bapt. 28 Aug 1808 > Philip Henry Cooper 13 Feb 1813, bapt. 4 Apr 1813 > Hiram Cooper b. 1 Mar 1815, bapt. 21 May 1815 > Hiram Cooper b. 13 Apr 1818, bapt. 7 Jun 1818 > > My Phillip Henry Cooper married Elizabeth Boyles in 1850. They left NY > between 1851 & 1854 with one or two children and settled in Jackson > Township, > Hardin Co., Ohio. By 1880, they had moved to Kansas and had 11 children. > > Do you think we have the same family? > > Barbara Kidder > > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the COOPER list, send the command "unsubscribe" to > [email protected] (if in mail mode) or > [email protected] (if in digest mode.) > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors > at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 >

When was Henry Harrison Cooper born and who were his parents and who did he marry and who where his children. . Thank you. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gini Comcast" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 7:36 PM Subject: Re: [COOPER] HENRY HARRISON COOPER, NY to CA, 1810?-1906 > Eileen - Rick just wrote to say that he is doing research for a client. > Thought you might like to know. The Coopers are really my family, and I > am > looking for members of the same. > Gini > - > ---- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 9:49 AM > Subject: Re: [COOPER] HENRY HARRISON COOPER, NY to CA, 1810?-1906 > > > Hello Rick ! > I too am doing the Cooper line here in NY.It so happens I live next to > Fayette in Seneca Co . I am in Interlaken about 15 miles from the place > you are > searching. > I would be more then happy to go to Waterloo and check on your Henry > Harrison Cooper for you and let you know what I find.Some times there are > private > histories deposited at the center not published on the web.I will see > what > I > can do to help you. It will be a little while as the History center is > only > open at certain times. > Most of my Coopers went towards Elmira and Chemung area from Ithaca > ...when > they came here in 1804.There were several brothers of our John Cooper ( > b-1754 NJ) who came to the Ithaca area. > Anyway I will see what I can do for you. > > Eileen in NY > > > > > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > Hoaxes and Urban Legends on the Internet > http://www.snopes.com/ > <A HREF="http://www.snopes.com/">Snopes.com</a> > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

Hello Eileen- May I hope that you are a cousin too? Which is your line? Would love to hear from you. Gini Patterson, Phoenix, MD ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 9:49 AM Subject: Re: [COOPER] HENRY HARRISON COOPER, NY to CA, 1810?-1906 Hello Rick ! I too am doing the Cooper line here in NY.It so happens I live next to Fayette in Seneca Co . I am in Interlaken about 15 miles from the place you are searching. I would be more then happy to go to Waterloo and check on your Henry Harrison Cooper for you and let you know what I find.Some times there are private histories deposited at the center not published on the web.I will see what I can do to help you. It will be a little while as the History center is only open at certain times. Most of my Coopers went towards Elmira and Chemung area from Ithaca ...when they came here in 1804.There were several brothers of our John Cooper ( b-1754 NJ) who came to the Ithaca area. Anyway I will see what I can do for you. Eileen in NY

Dear Eileen, Thanks so much for your interest and offer to help. If you refer to today's message from Gini Patterson, you'll see what she knows about this family. Anything you can add will be most welcome. Rick

Hello Rick ! I too am doing the Cooper line here in NY.It so happens I live next to Fayette in Seneca Co . I am in Interlaken about 15 miles from the place you are searching. I would be more then happy to go to Waterloo and check on your Henry Harrison Cooper for you and let you know what I find.Some times there are private histories deposited at the center not published on the web.I will see what I can do to help you. It will be a little while as the History center is only open at certain times. Most of my Coopers went towards Elmira and Chemung area from Ithaca ...when they came here in 1804.There were several brothers of our John Cooper ( b-1754 NJ) who came to the Ithaca area. Anyway I will see what I can do for you. Eileen in NY

Rick- I am pretty sure that this Henry COOPER was my 2nd great-uncle. His father Henry (Hendrich) COOPER was born 17 July 1778 in Poestenkill, Renssalaer, NY, d 19 Mar 1854 Wampsville, Madison, NY. m Dec 1796 in East Greenbush (Dutch) Reformed Church, NY to Elizabeth SCHAEFFER/SHAVER. Had following children: HENRY COOPER d after 1898, m "Betsy", 2 children: Ed; Ada m. <?> ANDREWS Conrad COOPER m Sarah Elizabeth Knight, 10 children John COOPER 1797-1874 m Mariah Dann, 6 ch Hannah COOPER b1799, m John Thompson Chrisjohn or Christian COOPER b 1803 Martin COOPER 4 children William H. COOPER 1808-1880 m Mary Thompson, 4 ch. Philip COOPER Hiram Henry COOPER 1819-1883 m Delia Ann MURDOCK, 6 ch - incl my great grandfather Hiram Henry was born in Troy, NY, and I don't think his parents wandered far from that area, so I suspect the others were born there too. Some of of the children, including Henry, lived/worked in the Cleveland area. Hope this is the Henry you are looking for! Would be happy to exchange more information with you. Gini Patterson From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 07, 2005 6:48 PM Subject: [COOPER] HENRY HARRISON COOPER, NY to CA, 1810?-1906 I have been working back along a Cooper line that was brought to Northern CA in about 1860, by HENRY HARRISON COOPER. He was listed as H.H. Cooper in the 1850 census in Fayette, Seneca Co., NY; as Henry H. Cooper in the 1860 census of San Francisco and in the 1870 and 1880 censuses of Petaluma, CA. In 1890, he registered to vote in Petaluma as Henry Harrison Cooper. All these records agree that he was born in NY; the indicated birth years vary from 1810 to 1816. He is reported to have died in San Jose, CA in 1906, but I have not seen that record yet. Can anyone help me to discover his ancestry, or the maiden name of his wife Elizabeth? Any help will be greatly appreciated by Rick Sherman Kensington, CA

Hi everyone There are some COOPERs at this site in Idaho. Jeannie :) http://www.rootsweb.com/~ididaho/tax1908.htm

Dear List, I have been working back along a Cooper line that was brought to Northern CA in about 1860, by HENRY HARRISON COOPER. He was listed as H.H. Cooper in the 1850 census in Fayette, Seneca Co., NY; as Henry H. Cooper in the 1860 census of San Francisco and in the 1870 and 1880 censuses of Petaluma, CA. In 1890, he registered to vote in Petaluma as Henry Harrison Cooper. All these records agree that he was born in NY; the indicated birth years vbary from 1810 to 1816. He is reported to have died in San Jose, CA in 1906, but I have not seen that record yet. Can anyone help me to discover his ancestry, or the maiden name of his wife Elizabeth? Any help will be greatly appreciated by Rick Sherman Kensington, CA

FROM PIONEER TIMES APRIL 1987 VOL 11, NO 2. A quarterly publication of Mid-Missouri. This article was sent in by Osal Bennett Capps & Juanita Magee Capps. Retyped here by me, Joanne Scobee Morgan, not related to any of these people. Since this publication is nearly 20 years old, these people may or may not be still living at the same place. MILTON CAPPS FAMILY The Capps in Stoddard County, MO, as we know them, originated on the VA-NC line. A Capps family tradition, that one male in every generation should be named "Bennett" was carried down to Robert Osal Capps, son of Osal Bennett and Juanita MAGEE Capps. After Osal and "Nita" had researched genealogy for twenty years, (as do Bob and his wife, Donna), Osal finally found the wills of both Richard and Ann Bennett, his wife - AND the beginning of the tradition! Richard and Ann Bennett's daughter, Amy, married John Capps. John was likely "Bennett", as has most generations since, including Bob and Donna DUNCAN Capps. Twins were born to Bob and Donna on 10 Dec 1960 in Big Spring, TX, as their second and third children. The first born twin became Bennett Seth Capps, followed two minutes later by Kenneth Scott - (Bennett after the tradition and grandfather, Osal Bennett; and Scott after his maternal grandfather, Earl Scott Duncan.). Karen Sue Capps was born to Bob and Donna on 21 April 1959, in Houston, TX. Engineers were transferred frequently! Karen married 15 Aug 1981, San Angelo, TX., to Billy John ASHLEY, son of Robert and Betty TALBOT Ashley. Karen and Bills daughter Erin Michele (1 July 1986) was born in a Longview, TX Hospital, as a resident of Carthage, TX - now of Lindale, TX. John and Amy BENNETT Capps children were John, Jr.; Matthew; Richard; Mark; Bennett; Patty; Amy; Betsey; Nancy; Christian; and Charity. When John died in 1804 at 66, part of his estate was "already in Guilford Co., NC", as shown in his will. The Capps westward movement had already begun! Witnesses to John's will were Joshua and Hillary Capps. Joshua's will lists sons: Hillary and Francis and two daughters. Joshua was the son of Francis Capps, apparently the first Capps in Warren Co., NC. Richard and Ann Bennett's children were Christian, who married Absolom LANGSTRON; Sarah, who married Solomon LANGSTRON; Richard; Mark, who married Jemmah H. ; William; Moses; Martha; James; Ann; and Amy. Richard Bennett, Sr. died in 1764 in Bute Co., NC and Ann Bennett died in 1779. The first known Bennett Capps (1794 Guilford Co., NC- c1840 TN), a wagon maker, was married in Guilford Co., NC on 22 Dec 1824, to Elizabeth "Betsey" NOBLIN. Bennett Capps and Smith Capps had signed the marriage bond. Bennett and "Betsey's" known children, all born in NC, were Martha; Milton J.; Iverson; Manerva Ann; Matilda; and Lavina - no Bennett that we could find- until Milton J. (27 June 1827 NC-16 Nov 1895 Stoddard Co., MO - Gravel Hill), married Martha Susan TURNER (12 Nov 1828 NC - 19 Mar 1900, Gravel Hill), on June 1, 1845 and named their first child Bennett M. (5 Dec 1848 Weakley Co., TN - 20 Jan 1900 Stoddard Co., MO). Betsey's brothers and sisters, likewise orphans of William NOBLIN, were William H.; Lindsey; Nancy; Lucy; Harriet; and Mary, with Betsey probably the youngest (1810 NC-6 Jan 1857 Weakley Co., TN). Bennett and Betsey moved their family to West Tennessee (Weakley Co.) in 1839, where Bennett and Betsey both died - she in 1857. They had continued the westward movement! And farming became the family's livlihood - though wagons were in great demand, too. Daughter, Martha (1825 NC) married William BYARS in Weakley Co. 15 July 1846. Iverson, (1832 NC) married Eliza J. SMITH on 8 Dec 1870 in that county. Manerva "Ann" (1834 NC) was not yet married in 1850; Matilda (1830) had already married Alexander BYARS before 1850; and Vina (1836 NC) was assigned a guardian when her mother died in 1857. Milton and Martha were destined to rear their family in Stoddard County, MO. Martha Susan TURNER Capps was the daughter of John and Polly TURNER, natives of NC who brought her to West Tennessee as a young girl. After her marriage to Milton in 1845, Weakley co., TN, they remained in TN, farming until 1859. There Bennett M. (5 Dec 1848 TN - 20 Jan 1900 MO); Almus (3 June 1851 TN - 5 Dec 1887 MO); Samantha C. (d. at 13); Mary Elizabeth (14 Sept 1855 TN - 1 Jan 1905 MO); and Riley Smith (28 Mar 1858 TN - 27 Nov 1916 MO) were born. In 1859 they sold their farm in TN and moved to Greene Co., AR. John Wesley Capps was born in AR. They did not like AR and started back to TN through MO., but liked Stoddard County and it became their home. There the following children were born; Martha Ann; Harriet Penina; and William Henry. They settled north of Aquilla on a farm bordering the Castor River, where Almus contracted pneumonia and died while helping his brother, Bennett reroof his house during a school vacation. Mary Elizabeth first married 1 Jan 1878, Thos. J. PALMER and second, Charles STULL. Riley Smith married 4 Jan 1880 MO., Mary Eler COOPER, daughter of Jeptha Cooper and counts Clara Blanche CAPPS MAGEE as a granddaughter, through his son William Roley Capps. John Wesley (1863 AR - Apr 1905 MO), married 24 Feb 1884 MO. Pantha Elizabeth MOORE. Martha Ann (22 Mar 1865 MO - 15 Oct 1900 MO) first marred 14 Feb 1884 John M. DENNY, and had Alfred (10 Mar 1890-18 Jun 1966 MO) who married Veda WHITLEDGE, 5 NOV 1913; Lulu, married a BAUER and had one son. Robert married and had a family. Martha married second, a STALCUP, and later, a COLEMAN. Harriet Penina was the eighth child and married a MILLER, a HENDERSON, and a BROCK. William Henry married Cora (EATON) BENTREL, and they had Reuben and Hasel Ca! pps Baker. Bennett first married Catherine MEEKS, who died in childbirth having Angenette (1874-1890). He next married 13 Nov 1881, Susan Emma PATTERSON (8 Dec 1862, Gibson Co., TN - 24 Apr 1916 Stoddard Co., MO), the daughter of John Frank PATTERSON and Manerva A. DAVIS. Bennett and "Emmer" 's first child was Florence Alma Capps (19 apr 1883 Zaddoc, MO-Aug 1949 Blfd, Mo) who married Harmon John Wesley HOWARD. His parents were John Taylor Howard (1854 - 1883) and Mary Jane Magee, daughter of Hugh and Ida Prudence BARHAM Magee. Florence and Harmon Howard's children were, 1. Alta Irene (1 Jan 1906 MO), who married Estus Somers - no children. 2. Hallie Maureen (24 Jan 1908 MO), married 14 Jan 1929 Jessee Walter Bennett and they had Ann, Walter, Dan & Johnny. 3. Ruby Ader Belle was born 19 Sept 1909 and died Sep 1918, MO. 4. Lena Joyce (13 Nov. 1911 - 28 June 1979), married Floyd John REED, and they had one son, Howard. 5. Louie Ocil died at 5 weeks. 6. John Wesley and 7 Waid Oliver died y! oung. 8. Clive Marvin "Dail" married first Louise HARPER, second Margaret Roberts MONTGOMERY, and third Blanche Taylor DAVIS. His children by Louise are Larry Dail, Kenneth ray, and William. Bennett and Emma's third child was Lillie Edna (4 Jan 1893 Blfd - 31 Jan 1971 Dexter, MO), who married 17 Sept 1911, John William LITTELL (17 Sept 1891 IN-d 1966 Dexter, MO) son of Orville Lincoln LITTELL and Martha HARKNESS. Edna and Will's three children were Wilma Pearl (24 Oct 1913), who married Maxwell Floyd Swinger (23 Dec 1936 MO) and named their only child (8 Aug 1940) after his father. Maxwell J. married Ellen BROWN and has two daughters, Pamela and Jennifer. Emma (12 Apr 1916 MO), married Everett Foster SWINGER (7 Jan 1934 MO) and their children were William Foster, who married Pearl BARKER and had Kellie Leigh, who married Michael REESE and have a daughter, Miciah; and Kim who married Gary WILLIAMS and lives in Lafayette, LA; Jean married Roger ELLISAGORAY - no children; and Terry is an optometrist at Caruthersville. He and Sue CLAYTON have one son, Anthony FOSTER. Another infant of Lillie Edna and Will's was born and died in 1912. Elsie Ada and Ernest Wallace (twins) were the 5th & 6th children born to Bennett and Emma (30 Oct 1896). Ernest died at 3. Bennett Cecil was the last child and he died at 1. Elsie (30 OCt 1896), married 22 Dec 1916, at Himmel, Guy William PRITCHETT (21 Feb 1889-18 Dec 1963) - son of John W. & Mary Arbelle WYATT Pritchett. Elsie and Guy had seven children: Clive Leroy (21 Sept 1918, who drowned in Castor River 28 July 1940); Thelma, (13 May 1920) who married Zelbert SIPES; Reva (3 Nov 1922), who married Woody DURHAM; Alma Lee (26 Nov 1927), who married Edgar KINSER; Margie Ann (9 Dec 1932), who married David Julius (whose son Bruce is researching their family); Jewell Glenn (17 Mar 1925, single); and Harold Monroe (10 Jan 1938) single. Elsie taught school many years and now lives in Bloomfield. Bennett and Emma's second child was Clarence Norman Capps (26 Jan 1889 MO-17 Aug 1960 MO), who married 17 June 1907 at Idalia, MO. Cora Belle Aslin (5 Sept 1889 MO- 24 May 1970 MO), daughter of Jonathan Yancy ASLIN (son of David Jackson Aslin and Ann BARHAM). , and Margaret Emmaline Anderson (13 Mar 1867 - 24 May 1928 MO), daughter of John Carl ANDERSON and Lucindia Parlee SULLENS, whose lineage goes back through Henry C. Sullens and Hannah MALONE. Jesse Sullens and Lucinda Womack, to Josiah Sullens, who was one of the first Sullens (brothers) to emigrate to America. Five children were born to "C. N." and Cora: 1. Ralph Leamon Capps (12 Dec 1907 Blfd, MO), married 26 Aug 1949, Mary Virginia CRIDER (1909 Haiti, MO), daughter of Joseph Green and Mary Betsey "Mayme" FARIS Crider. Ralph and Virginia are retired teachers and live in Evansville, IN. 2. Cletis Jonathan "Pete" Capps (11 Jan 1912 Blfd, MO - died 4 May 1973) while on a business trip to Columbia., MO for the Ripley Co.! Welfare Department. On 4 Sept, 1943 he married Virginia Lea FOSTER (3 Oct 1917 MO), daughter of Fred and Veda Beatrice COBB Foster. They named their adopted baby George Marcus Capps, born 13 June 1951 St. Louis, MO., who married first Paula Yvette KANE, daughter of Paul and Lenora KERNODLE Kane, on 31 Dec 1976 - no children; and second, Elizabeth Ann TANNER (Dec 1950), daughter of Wilford Tanner and Vivian SLAYTON. They have a daughter, Virginia Elizabeth "Betsey" Capps, born 10 Aug 1984 MO. Virginia Capps, and "Mark's" family both live in Doniphan, MO. 3. Murial was born to C. N. and Cora 25 Oct 1914 MO, and died that day. Osal Bennett Capps (18 Jan 1917 Blfd, MO), married 21 Oct 1935, Waterloo, IL., Veda Juanita MAGEE (17 May 1915 Blfd, MO), daughter of Justin E. and Ellen Verba WHITLEDGE Magee. They had a son, Robert Osal (29 Nov 1936 Blfd, MO), who married Donna Sue Duncan (13 Mar 1935 Barry Co., MO.) on 9 Aug 1958 Wheaton, MO) and had Karen Sue, Bennett Seth and Kennet! h Scott. A stillborn infant was born to Osal and Nita of 27 May 1939, Bloomfield, MO. Carl "Norman" Capps (14 Dec 1923 Blfd, MO), on 19 Feb 1950, married Meredith Louise MORRIS (9 Mar 1926 MO), daughter of Thomas Morris and Lucretta BLACK, (daughter of George Black), and they had Brenda Lou (20 Feb 1952 MO), who married 8 June 1974, Dexter, MO, Kenneth Wm. JOHNSON, son of Kenneth Lee and Maxine Ella REAY Johnson of St. Louis, and had Jennifer Patricia (30 Jan 1977 MO); and Larry Lee Capps (9 Mar 1956 MO), who married Sharon PAIGE, daughter of Paul and ? RICCO Paige of Puxico, and they had Kristin Michelle 14 May 1983 MO. Brenda lives in Washington, MO and Larry in Poplar Bluff, MO. after Bennett Meredith Capps died, Susan Emma Patterson Capps married James David ASLIN. Walker Cemetery holds many of these Capps descendants.

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In a message dated 12/31/2004 9:56:28 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: http://automatedgenealogy.com/ Thanks Maureen. I have been using it for months now and have had excellent luck. Nearly all my people had already been transcribed and they aren't even done with Ontario yet. I particularly liked being able to point out errors or other problems. One thing that I think needs to be said for places like this and ancestry is that if you can prove you are right, they will make changes in their work. It can take a while, but in August, I emailed ancestry about errors I was seeing in about a dozen of their transcriptions using the methods provided and my reasoning or in one case another's transcription of the same thing which was the correct transcription. In each and every case I pointed out why I thought I was right, like the dots for i's that were not transcribed as such. In the last week I have been getting emails from them and in everyone they have made the changes in the transcriptions. So far I have gotten 6 of the 12 back, all accepting my proofs and making the changes. So although changes in enumerator errors cannot be made, transcription errors can and will be made if they are pointed out and others agree with your reasons for thinking as you do. Annie in Minnesota

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Hello Listers I have just joined a great site which hopes to unite other family researchers. It is free to subscribe and list all your ancestors/relatives who are listed on the 1881 UK census. http://www.LostCousins.com Pam Dale (nee Cooper), Brisbane, Australia Researching COOPER, (Barking, Essex) BARRELL (Essex & Suffolk) BAKER (Essex) SAGGERS (Essex) Also COOPER, HULLY, HULLEY, PIKE (London ?) COOPER, HULLEY (CHESHIRE) COOPER, YEOMAN (SOUTH AFRICA) CALE(LINCOLNSHIRE) SHANNON (NSW)

I have an Ashley Cooper who has disappeared too. No, he's not the Earl of Shaftesbury. He disappeared (died) sometime in 1840 in Southern Ontario. His father before him was Ashley Cooper also. Don't I wish I knew where they came from and if there is any connection to the Anthony Ashley Coopers which I doubt. Ruth in California where it was in the 70s today, San Diego weather. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gary W. Cooper" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 9:36 PM Subject: Re: [COOPER] Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 10th Earl of Shaftesbury > Butch, > > According to today's "Google" News search: Sussex Police officals were > to fly to > Southern France on 12/13 to give the police there the latest information > they had > gathered that might help with the investigation. The French Police will > remain in > charge of the investigation. > > Regards, > Gary > > On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 13:58:41 EST [email protected] writes: > > garon > > whas th e latest news on lord cooper > > > > > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > > We have archives! Search for your COOPER information here..... > > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=COOPER > > > > ============================== > > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in > > the > > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > > > > > > > [email protected] > Gary W. & Christie J. Cooper > 653 Lover's Lane Road > Dawson, GA 39842 > > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > List Mom for COOPER-L: > Diana Boothe [email protected] > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

Butch, According to today's "Google" News search: Sussex Police officals were to fly to Southern France on 12/13 to give the police there the latest information they had gathered that might help with the investigation. The French Police will remain in charge of the investigation. Regards, Gary On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 13:58:41 EST [email protected] writes: > garon > whas th e latest news on lord cooper > > > ==== COOPER Mailing List ==== > We have archives! Search for your COOPER information here..... > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=COOPER > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in > the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > [email protected] Gary W. & Christie J. Cooper 653 Lover's Lane Road Dawson, GA 39842