John (1751-1806) b. Ireland? Mifflin Co.? Cumberland Co.?; r. Newton Twp., Cumberland Co., PA (parents unknown; Farmer) Note: PA Wills & Probate for Cumberland County, 1803-1817, lists a John Cooper as “Esquire.” Could our John have been a Justice of the Peace? Did he come from Philadelphia or Maryland?
Mary Jane Jack (1749-1821/25) b. Green Spring, Newton Twp.; r. Newton Twp. (daughter of James, Jr. & Jane Carnahan Jack; Homemaker)
Married: 1783, Newton
Children: Why did as many as 5 children and father John all die within a year of each other (1805-1806)? Disease? Typo/error? The children were just young although I have no definitive death dates for some. Others are different in various public trees. Father John was only 55-years old. See his Last Will & Testament. Was John “inspired” to write his will during/after the illnesses and deaths of his sons?
1. James (1784-1805) died a a young man
2. Jane (1786-1805/40?)
3. Margret/ Margaret (1787-1854/55) b. Newton Twp.; r. Sugarcreek Twp., Venango Co., PA (m. Lawrence Carlysle Fleming; our line)
4. Sarah “Sallie” (1788-1888) (m. Jacob Stoll)
5. John, Jr. (1794-1812) named executor in father’s will at age 11
6. Robert (1795-1805) died in childhood
7. Matthew (1796-1805) ditto?
8. Andrew (1798-1805) ditto?
9. William (1800-1805) ditto?
Documentation:
Internet. 3 January 2009
http://www.ortlauserfamilies.org/genealogy/gp311.htm (not working now)
Internet. 23 January 2012 http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/f/e/r/Linda-M-Ferraioli-2/WEBSITE-0001/URP… (not working now)
Various Ancestry.com Public Member Family Trees & other sources
RETURN TO OUR COOPER FAMILY TREE
RETURN TO OUR JACK FAMILY TREE
Last revised 11/17/18
Hello
I wonder if any of these ancestors are related to John Bossier Cooper, as told by the documents Boisselier/Bossier was anglicized into Cooper
John Bossier Cooper
Henri Boisselier
Carmen,
What are the dates for John Cooper (birth/death)? Can you give me more info on the Bossier/Bosisselier(s)? Thanks,
Larry