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Matthew COOLEY

Birth8 Jun 1771 - Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA
Death20 Jun 1845 - Preston, Chenango, New York, USA
MotherLydia Anderson
FatherJohn Cooley

Born in Lyme, New London, Connecticut, USA on 8 Jun 1771 to John Cooley and Lydia Anderson. Matthew COOLEY married Minerva Marvin and had 10 children. He passed away on 20 Jun 1845 in Preston, Chenango, New York, USA.

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Parents
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John Cooley
1744 - 1774
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Lydia Anderson
1748 - 1825
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Minerva Marvin
1808 - 1890
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Prudence Ray
1777 - 1838
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Matthew Bull Cooley
1800 - 1883
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Mary A Cooley
1841 - 1882
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Job Miller Walker Cooley
1806 - 1888
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Charles P Cooley
1816 - 1895
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Harris R. Cooley
1810 - Unknown
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Samuel Watrous Ingraham Cooley
1808 - 1830
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John How Cooley
1801 - 1865
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Asa C. Cooley
1813 - 1832
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Charles P Cooley
1816 - Unknown
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Asa Cooley
1813 - 1832

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