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     Lewis Francis Cooper was born on 24-Dec-1909. He was the son of Chancey Burton Cooper and Grace Adelia Payne. Lewis Francis Cooper died in Feb-1995 at age 85.

     Lewis Francis Cooper married Mamie Estella Stanly. Lewis Francis Cooper was born on 24-Dec-1909. He was the son of Chancey Burton Cooper and Grace Adelia Payne. Lewis Francis Cooper died in Feb-1995 at age 85.

     Lewis Joseph Cooper is the son of Lewis Francis Cooper and Mamie Estella Stanly.

     Lewis Joseph Cooper Jr. is the son of Lewis Joseph Cooper and Susan Francis Simmons.

     Linda Cooper was the daughter of Roy Cooper and Bertha (?).

     Linda D. Cooper is the daughter of Durwood Cooper.

     Lindy Lee Cooper is the daughter of Robert Edward Cooper and Pamela Santore.

     Lisa Marie Cooper is the daughter of Billy Eldridge Cooper and Tina Marie Davidson.

     Louisa Jane Cooper was born in 1840 at Spartanburg County, South Carolina. She was the daughter of John Edward Cooper and Sarah Marshall. Louisa Jane Cooper married Augustus G. Calvert in 1860 at Spartanburg County, South Carolina.
     The 1860 Federal Census enumerated her as head of household in 1860 Anthiem Division, Spartanburg County, South Carolina; page 504. The 1880 Federal Census enumerated her as head of household in 1880 White Plains District, Spartanburg County, South Carolina; e.d. 147, page 39.

     Lovie Cooper was the daughter of Edwin Lee Cooper and Mary Agnes Berry.

     Lucille Cooper was the daughter of Victor Alonzo Cooper and Sally Loos.

     Lucinda Cooper was born circa 1832 at Alabama. She was the daughter of Zachariah Cooper and Mary Ann Quinn.
     The 1850 Federal Census enumerated her as a member of Zachariah Cooper's household.

     Luke Christopher Cooper is the son of Robie Todd Cooper and Lisa Kay Thoreson.

     Lynn Allen Cooper Jr. is the son of Lynn Allen Cooper Sr. and Mary Beth Adonna.

     Lynn Allen Cooper Sr. is the son of Lewis Francis Cooper and Mamie Estella Stanly.

     Maida Cooper was born in 1904. She was the daughter of Oscar Booth Cooper and Zora M. Scruggs. Maida Cooper married Robert A. Hancock. Maida Cooper died in 1946.

     Makenzie Lynn Cooper is the daughter of Robert Edward Cooper and Claudia Cooley.

     Malachi Cooper was born on 4-Apr-1762 at Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina. He was the son of David Cooper and Elizabeth Wilder. Malachi Cooper married Ann Wilkerson, daughter of John Wilkerson and Margaret Dudley, in 1779. Malachi Cooper died on 1-Oct-1843 at Noble Township, Rush County, Indiana, at age 81. He was buried at Pleasant Run Cemetery, Rush County, Indiana.
     Malachi Cooper was a Baptist Pastor. He served in the Provencial Militia during Revolutionary War in 1775 per DAR: Enlisted in the Army under General Nathaniel Green in North Carolina at the age of 13 in 1775, serving until the close of the war. He was at the Battle of Guildford County Courthouse. Said Malachi Cooper is the ancestor who assisted in establishing American Independence, while acting in the capacity of soldier.
Patriot rendered material aid and received payment. North Carolina Revolutionary Army Accounts Volume IX, page 113, folio 4 in North Carolina Dept of Archives and History. The 1787 North Carolina State Census enumerated him as head of household in 1787 Bertie County, North Carolina; listed as head of household with 1 WM 21-60; 3 WM under 21; 5 WF all ages; 1 Blacks 12-50. He voted with the Whig Party; owned land on Fishing creek called Knoblick Branch before 1795 at Thickety, Spartanburg County, South Carolina. He resided between 1795 and 1827 at Pulaski County, Kentucky. He resided in 1827 at Rush County, Indiana.

     Marcome Cooper was born in 1750 at Edgecombe, Nash County, North Carolina; From: Timothy Rackley [mailto:trackley@triad.rr.com]
Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2009 1:53 PM
To: ajcooper@cybergal.com
Subject: RE: Malachi Cooper

Anita,

To my knowledge you are right about David’s wife being Elizabeth. Mary has to be in error.

Yes, Marcum purchased his first tract of land 22 October 1764, therefore he was born before the commonly accepted year of 1750. The deed is recorded in Edgecombe Deed Book C, page 305 with his named as Marcom Cooper. Tim Rackley. He was the son of David Cooper and Elizabeth Wilder. Marcome Cooper married Sarah Juliette Jackson Randolph, daughter of George Randolph, circa 1767 at Edgecombe County, North Carolina. Marcome Cooper died in 1811 at Nash County, North Carolina.
     Marcome Cooper was an ancestor of a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution Mary Frances Fewel Thompson (DAR # 372469 A-865)
Proof on DAR application lists: Will of David Cooper, dated 17 Mar 1792, proved April 1796 in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Will Abstracts 1787-1840, Holcomb, p 90; Spartanburg County/District, South Carolina, Deed Abstracts, Books A-T, Pruitt, p 304 (deed signed by Elizabeth, 7-6-1805; Abstracts of Early Deeds of Edgecombe County, North Carolina, 1772-1788, V2, p 54. He left a will bequeathed $200 to Vinson; $300 to Hardy; $100 to David; $300 and negro girl Ginny to Rhoda; 400 acres purchased from Brinkley Gandy and negro boy Ben to John; negro boy Eseex to Mary; land purchased from Sanuel Smith to George; rest of land and land I lend to wife Sarah Cooper to William (Billy); also $20 to Elizabeth Tucker (no relationship stated). He served during Revolutionary War served as a Grand Juror and a Petit Juror for Nash County, North Carolina, between April 1778 and October 1784 (Nash County, North Carolina, Court Minutes, Volume I, 1778-1785, Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, pp 7, 14, 19, 20, 90)
DAR Ancestor # A201580. Early Tax List 1782 Nash County, North Carolina. The 1790 Federal Census enumerated him as head of household in 1790 Nash County, North Carolina; is listed as head of household of 3 males over 16 (including hoh), 3 males under 16, 4 females, 0 other free persons, 4 slaves, total 14.

     Marcome Cooper was the son of William Cooper and Elizabeth Lau.

     Marcum Cooper was the son of John (Cotton) Cooper and Nancy Arnold. Marcum Cooper married Patsy Howerton on 27-Oct-1810 at Logan County, Kentucky.

     Margaret Cooper was born circa 1813 at Somerset, Pulaski County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Edward Cooper and Susannah Cole. Margaret Cooper died between 1860 and 1870 at Chariton County, Missouri.

     Margaret A. Cooper was the daughter of Isaac Cooper and Mary Valentine.

     Marie Cooper was the daughter of Grady Poston Cooper and Bessie Sentell. Marie Cooper married (?) Tyner.

     Marilyn Cooper was the daughter of Victor Alonzo Cooper and Sally Loos.

     Marshall Dean Cooper is the son of James Lyles Cooper and Myrtle Vess Henson.

     Marshall Jerone Cooper was born on 23-Aug-1872 at McDade, Bastrop County, Texas; [birth records start in 1873 in Bastrop County]. He was the son of Sylvester Cooper and Amy Harriet Marshall. Marshall Jerone Cooper married Mary Adeline "Addie" Rice, daughter of Oren Adelbert Rice and Mary Alice Hodges, on 7-Feb-1900 at Cuero, DeWitt County, Texas. Marshall Jerone Cooper died on 1-Jul-1961 at Houston, Harris County, Texas, at age 88. He was buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Houston, Texas.
     The 1880 Federal Census enumerated him as a member of Sylvester Cooper's household; Cooper, Sylvester, head, w/m/49, farmer, maimed-yes, born Alabama, father born North Carolina, mother born Alabama. The 1900 Federal Census enumerated him as head of household on 21-Jun-1900 Terryville, DeWitt County, Texas; Cooper, Marshall, head, w/m/Aug 1872/27/married 1 year, born Texas, father born Mississippi, mother born Mississippi, farmer, rent, farm, Addie, wife, w/f/1876/24/married 1 year, born Texas, father and mother born Texas, Harriet, mother, w/f/1835/65/widowed, born Mississippi, father and mother born Mississippi. Marshall Jerone Cooper witnessed the delayed birth certificate of Amy Gertrude Cooper in 1958 by his mark. Marshall Jerone Cooper and Roy Leslie Fincher witnessed the delayed birth certificate of Lee Daniel Cooper in 1955; [affidavit by Marshall Jerone Cooper, his mark, and Roy Leslie Fincher in 1955]. The 1910 Federal Census enumerated him as head of household on 16-Apr-1910 Nursery, Victoria County, Texas; Cooper, Marshall, head, m/w/37, married 10 years, born Texas, father and mother born Alabama, farmer, renter, Addie M., wife, f/w/34, 7 children, born Texas, father and mother born Texas, Amy G., daughter, f/w/9, born Texas, Effie, f/w/8, born Texas, Sylvester, son, m/w/6, born Texas, Earl W.m/w/4, born Texas, Lee D., son, m/w/2, born Texas, Jewell, daughter, f/w/ 0/12, born Texas, Newell, son, m/w/0/12, born Texas, Amy H, mother, f/w/74, 7 children, 5 alive, born Alabama, father and mother born North Carolina. Marshall Jerone Cooper and Mary Adeline "Addie" Cooper moved to Houston. in 1929. Marshall Jerone Cooper resided between 1929 and 1930 at 13 Anderson, Houston, Texas, was a quill winder for narrow fabrics at the Houston Textile Mills; night watchman per 1930 census. The 1930 Federal Census enumerated him as head of household on 5-Apr-1930 Houston, Harris County, Texas; 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.

     Marshall Lyles Cooper is the son of James Marshall Cooper and Angela Denise Smith.

     Martha Cooper was the daughter of William Cooper and Lydia Clark.

     Martha Cooper was born before 1823. She was the daughter of Asa Cooper and Nancy Dodson.