James E Cooper

Birth5 August 1827 - Lane's Head, Lowton, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom

Death16 January 1911 - Leesville, Wayne Co., Michigan, United States

MotherJane 'Fanshaw' 'Forsyth' Forshaw

FatherThomas Pheneas Cooper

Born in Lane's Head, Lowton, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom on 5 August 1827 to Thomas Pheneas Cooper and Jane 'Fanshaw' 'Forsyth' Forshaw. James E Cooper married Sarah H. Lee and had 10 children. He passed away on 16 January 1911 in Leesville, Wayne Co., Michigan, United States.

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Parents

Thomas Pheneas Cooper
1790 - 1865

Jane 'Fanshaw' 'Forsyth' Forshaw
1801 - 1841

Spouse(s)

Sarah H. Lee
1839 - 1870

Children Show all

Charles Cooper
1864 - 1918

Hellen "Nelly" Louise Cooper
1888 - 1977

James Alfred Cooper
1874 - 1940

Edwin Blaine Cooper
1884 - 1970

Maud Alice Cooper
1881 - 1934

Frank Lee Cooper
1872 - 1959

Mary A. Cooper
1863 - 1863

Mary (Mamie) E. Cooper
1878 - 1879

Jane Elizabeth Cooper
1864 - 1866

Leigh Guillott Cooper
1881 - 1953

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