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Robert Whitehead Cooper

Birth3 February 1790 - Saddleworth, Yorkshire, England
Death21 Nov 1852 - Oldham, Lancashire, England
MotherMary Greave
FatherRadcliffe Cooper

Born in Saddleworth, Yorkshire, England on 3 February 1790 to Radcliffe Cooper and Mary Greave. Robert Whitehead Cooper married Mary Lockwood and had 7 children. He passed away on 21 Nov 1852 in Oldham, Lancashire, England.

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Radcliffe Cooper
1754 - 1815
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Mary Greave
1754 - Unknown
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Mary Lockwood
1793 - Unknown
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Robert Cooper
1821 - 1907
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John Cooper
1819 - Unknown
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Maria Cooper
1821 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Cooper
1836 - Unknown
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Joseph Ralph Cooper
1833 - 1898
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Elizabeth Cooper
1828 - 1842
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Charles Cooper
1826 - 1897

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