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John Cooper

Birth1712 - Deptford, Kent, England
Deathabt 1780 - England
MotherAnn Taylor
FatherRobert Cooper

Born in Deptford, Kent, England on 1712 to Robert Cooper and Ann Taylor. John Cooper married Mary Ward and had 12 children. He passed away on abt 1780 in England.

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Parents
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Robert Cooper
1690 - 1741
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Ann Taylor
1692 - 1712
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ward
1710 - 1780
Children Show all
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Mary Cooper
1740 - 1826
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Edward Cooper
1746 - Unknown
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Robert John Cooper
1738 - 1738
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Anne Cooper
1732 - 1812
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John Cooper
1752 - 1817
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John Cooper
1730 - Unknown
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Anne Cooper
1744 - 1747
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Mary Cooper
1748 - Unknown
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William Cooper
1744 - 1809
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Thomas Cooper
1740 - Unknown
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Margaret Cooper
1736 - Unknown
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Richard Cooper
1738 - Unknown

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