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Edward Cooper

Birth1817 - Ridgwell, Essex, England
DeathJanuary 1890 - Poplar, London, United Kingdom
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Born in Ridgwell, Essex, England on 1817. Edward Cooper married Mary Ann Dyson and had 12 children. He passed away on January 1890 in Poplar, London, United Kingdom.

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Mary Ann Dyson
1821 - 1879
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Fanny Cooper
1843 - 1888
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Susanna Cooper
1853 - 1887
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Joshua Cooper
1861 - 1917
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Martha Cooper
1858 - 1865
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Emma Cooper
1845 - 1869
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Oliver Cooper
1846 - 1918
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William Cooper
1840 - Unknown
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Sarah Cooper
1849 - Unknown
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Frederick Cooper
1850 - 1931
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John Cooper
1865 - Unknown
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James Cooper
1838 - Unknown
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John Cooper
1865 - Unknown

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