The Coopers of Long Hill

Freddie Cooper 1900–1918

Catalog ID p.34 · Cite this page: njcoopers.com/p/34/

Freddie Cooper was born on 29 Jan 1900, the son of Charles Franklin Cooper and Catherine Jeanette (Wiley) Cooper. He married Gertrude Burch (1918). He died on 30 Nov 1918 in Lyons, Rice Co., Kansas and was buried on 1 Dec 1918 at Wildmead Cemetery, Nickerson, Reno Co., Kansas. One child is recorded.

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EventDatePlace / detailCertaintySources
birth 29 Jan 1900 certain B.124
residence 1900 Salt Creek Twp, Reno Co., Kansas certain D.263
residence 7 May 1910 Salt Creek Twp, Reno Co., Kansas certain D.769
residence Mar 1915 Salt Creek Twp, Reno Co., Kansas certain E.32
residence 12 Sep [1918] R 2, Nickerson, Reno Co., Kansas certain B.124
residence Jun 1918 Hutchinson, Kansas certain J.452
occupation 1918 Farming (self) certain B.124
death 30 Nov 1918 Lyons, Rice Co., Kansas certain J.450
burial 1 Dec 1918 Wildmead Cemetery, Nickerson, Reno Co., Kansas certain J.450

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  1. Gilbert Louis Cooper 1918–1992 G.609, J.452, J.450, J.451, D.774

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Every published document that names Freddie Cooper, in date order, with what that document itself records.

DateDocumentRoleWhat it records
1900 B.124 draft registration
World War I draft registration card (P.M.G.O. Form No. 1 (Red)), Fred R Cooper, Reno Co., Kansas, serial 2145, order 4005, with registrar's report
registrant
as "Fred R Cooper"
birth: 29 Jan 1900
residence: 12 Sep [1918], R 2, Nickerson, Reno Co., Kansas
occupation: Farming; employer Self
7 May 1910 D.769 census population 1910
1910 U.S. census, Salt Creek Township, Reno Co., Kansas, E.D. 155, sheet 7A, lines 10-18
child
as "Fred, 9"
residence: 1910, Salt Creek Twp, Reno Co., Kansas
1918 J.450 newspaper obituary
The Nickerson Argosy (Nickerson, Reno Co., Kansas), Thu 5 Dec 1918 (Vol. 42 No. 1), p. 1, notice 'DEATH OF FRED COOPER' and the opening of 'The Grim Reaper Has …
deceased
as "Fred Cooper, the son of C. F. Cooper"
death: 30 Nov 1918, Lyons [Rice Co.], Kansas
burial: 1 Dec 1918, Wildmeade Cemetery, Nickerson, Kansas
1918 J.452 newspaper marriage licenses
Hutchinson News (Hutchinson, Kansas), Mon 10 Jun 1918, p. 2, notice headed FOUR LICENSES ISSUED (Newspapers.com image 477693350)
groom
as "Fred Cooper, 18, Hutchinson (consent of father.)"
residence: Jun 1918, Hutchinson, Reno Co., Kansas

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