Catherine (Cooper) Ludlow 1754–1783
Catalog ID p.259 · Cite this page: njcoopers.com/p/259/
Catherine (Cooper) Ludlow was born on 3 May 1754, the daughter of Daniel Cooper Jr and Catherine (Hankinson) Cooper. She married John Ludlow (1772). She died on 23 Jun 1783. Five children are recorded.
Facts
| Event | Date | Place / detail | Certainty | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| birth | 3 May 1754 | certain | I.130 | |
| death | 23 Jun 1783 | certain | I.130 |
Family
Parents
- Father Daniel Cooper Jr 1729–1787
- Mother Catherine (Hankinson) Cooper
Spouses
- John Ludlowmarried 19 Oct 1772I.4, I.130
Siblings
- Lydia (Cooper) Annin 1758–1795 half
- Mary (Cooper) Crane 1759–1831 half
- Peter Cooper 1761–1847
- William Cooper 1763–1836 half
- John Cooper Sr 1765–1851 half
- Stephen Cooper 1767–1844
- Anna (Cooper) Richards 1770–1847 half
- Elizabeth (Cooper) Freeman 1773–1835 half
- Sarah (Cooper) Kirkpatrick 1776–1852 half
- Daniel Cooper 1779–1850 half
- Joseph Cooper 1782–1816
- John Ludlow
Children
- Agnes Ludlow 1775–1831
- Stephen D Ludlow 1778–1855
- Lydia Ludlow 1780–1826
- Cooper Ludlow 1785–1833
- Sarah Ludlow
Family tree
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In the documents
Every published document that names Catherine (Cooper) Ludlow, in date order, with what that document itself records.
| Date | Document | Role | What it records |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1787-03 | A.150 partition abstract Abstracts of Partitions and Divisions of Morris County Estates, pp. 10–11 — the Orphans' Court partition of Daniel Cooper, Jr., 1787–1789. His five heirs, named… |
child as "Catharine" |
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| 1852 | I.4 published genealogy John Littell, Family Records, or Genealogies of the First Settlers of Passaic Valley (and Vicinity) above Chatham — a compiled surname-chapter genealogy of the … |
child as "Catherine Cooper" |
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| 1932 | I.130 published genealogy Catherine Bigham Brode, Ludlow-Ross Genealogy: The Ancestors of Lydia Ludlow and Ogden Ross and Their Descendants, With Allied Families (privately printed, Wall… |
child as "Catherine Cooper" |
Still unknown, and where we have looked
- Birthplace not established.
- Burial not yet found.
Documents
- I.4 John Littell, Family Records, or Genealogies of the First Settlers of Passaic Valley (and Vicinity) above Chatham — a compiled surname-chapter genealogy of the Passaic Valley families, with a separately-bound index volume. Preface signed April 1852; the scan carries no title page.
- I.130 Catherine Bigham Brode, Ludlow-Ross Genealogy: The Ancestors of Lydia Ludlow and Ogden Ross and Their Descendants, With Allied Families (privately printed, Walla Walla WA, 1932) — the Cooper, Runyon and Ludlow chapters at book pp. 68-89, from the NYPL copy digitised by Google Books.
- I.131 Arthur E. Cooper, 'Col. Cornelius Ludlow,' in Proceedings of the New Jersey Historical Society, Third Series, Vol. III (Newark NJ: NJHS, bound 1906; sub-issues 1898-1905), book pp. 42-49, composed Morristown NJ 8 June 1901 — = THE primary-source published genealogy underlying [I.36] House of Cooper 1946 + [I.130] Brode 1932 for the Catherine Cooper Ludlow / Cornelius Ludlow / John Ludlow descendant tree; CONFIRMS Catherine Hankinson (not Conover) was Daniel Cooper Jr's 1st wife + only mother of Catherine Cooper Jr (= the 1898 NJHS publication that Brode p.77 cites as 'Mr. Cooper wrote for the N. J. Historical Society in 1898'); 8-page genealogy enumerates Cornelius's 3 marriages + 7 named children by Catharine Cooper [p.51] + Martha Lyon + Mary Wall + grandchildren via John Ludlow [p.53] (= 13 children primary-source-locked via Susan Demun not 'Damon') + Benjamin Ludlow [p.278] (= eldest son of Cornelius × Martha Lyon, b. 1764 d. 27 Jan 1817, Maj. Gen. NJ Militia + NJ Legislative Council 1807-1814; his grandson George C. Ludlow b. 1830 = Governor of New Jersey 1880) + Israel Ludlow (b. 1766 d. 1804, surveyed Symmes Purchase Ohio 1788 = sole owner of Hamilton OH + part-owner of Dayton + co-founder of Cincinnati; his great-grandson Salmon P. Chase = Governor of Ohio + US Senator + Chief Justice of US Supreme Court) + 10+ tombstone-primary-source inscriptions from old Presbyterian church yard New Providence NJ (copied 31 July 1900 by Dr. A. M. Corey)
- A.150 Abstracts of Partitions and Divisions of Morris County Estates, pp. 10–11 — the Orphans' Court partition of Daniel Cooper, Jr., 1787–1789. His five heirs, named.