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     Dawn Leigh Cooper is the daughter of Norman Lee Cooper and Margaret Beth Wooden.

     Deanna Cooper is the daughter of Darrell Lester Cooper and Martha Elizabeth Rice.

     Debbie Maude Cooper was born on 30-Aug-1904 at Wichita County, Kansas. She was the daughter of John Wilkerson Cooper Jr. and Hattie Belle Hurd. Debbie Maude Cooper married Elston Maxie Mayhew on 10-Nov-1929 at Denver, Colorado. Debbie Maude Cooper died on 29-Jul-1995 at Denver, Colorado, at age 90. She was buried at Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado.

     Deborah Cooper married William C. Peters. Deborah Cooper was born on 1-Jul-1856 at Harrison County, Missouri. She was the daughter of John Wilkerson Cooper Sr. and Martha L. Downey. Deborah Cooper married Byrum Nelson Beebe on 16-Jun-1877 at Cainsville, Harrison County, Missouri.

     Deborah Lynn Cooper is the daughter of Walter Sylvester "Pete" Cooper and Doris Elaine Willard.

     Deborah Susan Cooper is the daughter of Lewis Francis Cooper and Mamie Estella Stanly.

     Delilah Cooper was born on 11-Aug-1788. She was the daughter of Malachi Cooper and Ann Wilkerson. Delilah Cooper died on 26-Mar-1847 at Clinton County, Indiana, at age 58. She was buried at Sugar Creek Cemetery, Clinton County, Indiana.

     Delilah Cooper was born between 1805 and 1813 at Spartanburg County, South Carolina. She was the daughter of Sion Cooper and Mary Brantley. Delilah Cooper married John Ferguson; first marriage. Delilah Cooper married George Hagood. Delilah Cooper died on 9-May-1867. She was buried at Crossroads Baptist Church, Pickens County, South Carolina.

     Dennis Cooper was the son of Paul Cooper and Zonnie Blake.

     Destany Cooper is the daughter of Lewis Joseph Cooper Jr. and Stacy Stegoris.

     Dillard Cooper was born on 10-Sep-1814 at Spartanburg District, South Carolina. He was the son of Matthew Cooper and Elizabeth (?). Dillard Cooper married Lucinda Fondren, daughter of Richard Fondren and Sarah Cole, on 1-Nov-1832 at Spartanburg District, South Carolina. Dillard Cooper married Elizabeth E. Goldson/Gholson on 1-Oct-1878. Dillard Cooper married Amanda Talk, daughter of John Talk and Mary (?), on 19-Jul-1883 at Llano, Llano County, Texas. Dillard Cooper died in 1896 at Llano, Llano County, Texas.
     Dillard Cooper was 6 ft tall, light hair, blue eyes, said Mrs. Fannie A. D. Darden, who, in 1870, preserved Cooper's recollections of the massacre. He emigrated in 1833 from Jackson County, Alabama. He served in the Texian Militia during War for Texas Independence between 1835 and 1836 served under Capt. John Shackelford's Red Rovers, landing at Copano Bay in Jan 1836. Cooper was slightly wounded at the battle of Coleto but escaped the Goliad Massacre. He is listed in the Republic of Texas Poll List for 1846, page 35 at Colorado County, Texas. The 1850 Federal Census enumerated him as head of household in 1850 Colorado County, Texas. He served during Civil War Private, Fifth Regiment, Texas Infantry
or
Jr. 2 Lt., Benavides' Regiment Texas Cavalry.

     Dillard L. Cooper was born on 8-Jun-1838 at Spartanburg County, South Carolina. He was the son of Benson G. Cooper and Delphia Lindsey. Dillard L. Cooper married Parthenia Andrews/Anders. Dillard L. Cooper died on 9-Apr-1884 at Monroe County, Arkansas, at age 45.
     Dillard L. Cooper witnessed the emigration of John C. W. (W.C.) Cooper and Benson G. Cooper in 1845 at Brinkley, Monroe County, Arkansas. The 1860 Federal Census enumerated him as a member of Benson G. Cooper's household; head of household with Delpha Cooper, 48, Julia, 23, Dillard L. 20, John C.W., 18, Emlita 14, Benson, 14. Dillard L. Cooper served in the Confederate Army during Civil War "espoused the Southern cause and joined Company E, Twenty-fifth Arkansas Infantry, and operated in Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky and Virginia, and was a participant in eighteen different engagements, among which may be mentioned Shiloh, Richmond, New Hope, Peach Tree Creek, Murfreesboro, Missionary Ridge and Chcikamauga, and was all through the Atlanta campaign. He returned with Hood to Tennessee and was in the engagements at Franklin and Nashville, but was captured at the last-named place and taken to Camp Chase, Ohio, where he was retained until after Lee's surrender. On being released he went to Fort Riley, Kan., but soon after returned home..." He and his elder brother, Dillard L., served together throughout the war, and during their entire service were never separated but eight days, and that was while our subject was in the hospital, after being wounded at the battle of Murfreesboro."

     Dillen Brook Cooper is the daughter of Matthew Jason Cooper and Jamie Penton.

     Doctor William Cooper was born on 6-Aug-1848 at Spartanburg County, South Carolina. He was the son of John Edward Cooper and Sarah Marshall. Doctor William Cooper married Rhoda Elizabeth Amos, daughter of Marion Amos and Elizabeth Missouri (Missorie) Cooper. Doctor William Cooper married Emma A. Holt, daughter of John Holt and Mary Moore, on 30-Nov-1911 at Cherokee County, South Carolina. Doctor William Cooper died on 12-Mar-1923 at Cherokee County, South Carolina, at age 74. He was buried at South Carolina, Providence Church Cemetery, Cherokee County, South Carolina.

     Donald Lee Cooper is the son of Randall Lee Cooper.

     Donna Kay Cooper is the daughter of Harvell Elward Cooper and Bobbie Jean Fisher.

     Donnie V. Cooper was born on 2-Mar-1947 at Cherokee County, South Carolina. She was the daughter of John Verde Cooper and Violet Millwood. Donnie V. Cooper married Hal Stuart Greene. Donnie V. Cooper died on 29-Mar-1992 at Cleveland County, North Carolina, at age 45.

     Dora Cooper was the daughter of Rufus Landrum Cooper and Lucinda Fagan/Figgins.

     Doris Cooper was the daughter of Arthur Green Cooper and Maudie Marie Day. Doris Cooper married (?) Routon.

     Dorothy Cooper was the daughter of Charles Presley Cooper and Daisey Adrian Kirk.

     Dorothy Marie Cooper is the daughter of William Earl "Junior" Cooper Jr. and Dorothy Ashley.

     Duahne Cooper is the son of Warren Juan Glenn Cooper and Maria Scholl.

     Durwood Cooper was the son of Archie Ollie Cooper.

     Durwood Vaughn Cooper died on 12-Nov-1935. He was born on 12-Nov-1935 at DeWitt County, Texas. He was buried at Hebron Cemetery, DeWitt County, Texas. He was the son of Newel Willie Cooper and Lu Dell Duncan.

     Eady Cooper was born on 23-Jan-1799 at South Carolina. She was the daughter of John (Cotton) Cooper and Nancy Arnold. Eady Cooper married James Givens, son of Allen Givens and Mary Forsythe, on 30-Mar-1821 at Berry's Lick, Butler County, Kentucky. Eady Cooper died on 12-Apr-1852 at Coppiras Works, Butler County, Kentucky, at age 53. She was buried at Givens Cemetery, Butler County, Kentucky.
     Eady Cooper father-in-law, Allen Givens, was married to Eady's sister, Rhoda.

     Edward Cooper was born on 17-Aug-1773 at Spartanburg, South Carolina; or Wake County, North Carolina. He was the son of David Cooper and Elizabeth Wilder. Edward Cooper married Susannah Cole, daughter of Thomas Cole and Martha Rice, in 1795. Edward Cooper died on 16-Sep-1883 at age 110 probably between Pulaski County, Kentucky and Texas.
     The 1790 Federal Census enumerated him as a member of David Cooper's household; and one slave. Edward Cooper resided in 1840 at Wayne County, Kentucky.

     Edward Cooper was born in 1869. He was the son of James D. Cooper and Adalissa Tindall.

     Edward Greenlee Cooper married Eliza Ann Hestand. Edward Greenlee Cooper was born in 1875 at Texas. He was the son of Rufus Landrum Cooper and Lucinda Fagan/Figgins.

     Edward Jerome "E. J." Cooper was born on 12-Jan-1915 at Victoria County, Texas. He was the son of Marshall Jerone Cooper and Mary Adeline "Addie" Rice. Edward Jerome "E. J." Cooper married Juanita Delores Moody, daughter of Ernest Moody and Littie Moody, on 15-Jan-1938. Edward Jerome "E. J." Cooper died on 29-Sep-2003 at Cleveland, Texas, at age 88. He was buried at Pace-Stancil Cemetery, Cleveland, Texas.
     Edward Jerome "E. J." Cooper was a Baptist, Mason, lay preacher and Mission Association delegate. He was a retired pipefitter, general foreman and labor steward (15 years); truck driver and oil field worker. He was about 4 years old when the family went on a trip to make harvests along the way of cotton corn, etc. They had a large travelers wagon with bunk beds and a kitchen on the back and two horses named Buttons and Bald Eagle. Sylvester, Earl and Lee rode on horses. The younger children rode in the wagon. At night they would stop at a wagon yard (like today's motel) where a shed for the wagon and two horse stalls were furnished. In back was a place to build a fire to cook on. It was up high enough so one didn't have to squat down to tend the fire. The family lived in the wagon while staying there. He was a magazine hd at Houston Textile Mills between 1929 and 1930 at Houston, Texas. The 1930 Federal Census enumerated him as a member of Marshall Jerone Cooper's household; Cooper, Marshall, head, renter, monthly rent 20, married, age at first marriage 28, cannot read and write, night watchman, textile mill, Mary A, wife, f/w/54, age at first marriage 24, can read and write, born Texas, father and mother born Texas, Lee, son, m/w/22, born Texas, insurance agent, Jewel, daughter, f/w/20,born Texas, textile mill filler, Harper, son, m/w/17, born Texas, textile mill napper. Edward Jerome "E. J." Cooper was a Little League sponsor and manager in the state playoffs between 1968 and 1969.

     Edward Nelson Cooper was born on 5-Jan-1832 at York Township, Clark County, Illinois. He was the son of Abner C. Cooper and Rebecca McCoy. Edward Nelson Cooper married Mary Jane Stephens on 17-Jan-1865 at Clark County, Illinois. Edward Nelson Cooper died on 8-Mar-1901 at Clark County, Illinois, at age 69.