Charlotte Elizabeth (Cooper) Bryson 1844
Catalog ID p.344 · Cite this page: njcoopers.com/p/344/
Charlotte Elizabeth (Cooper) Bryson was born on 2 Oct 1844 in 2 October 1844 Wednesday 5 P.M. at Cooper's Plains [formerly Erwin] Steuben Co. NY, the daughter of John Cooper Jr. Three children are recorded.
Facts
| Event | Date | Place / detail | Certainty | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| birth | 2 Oct 1844 | 2 October 1844 Wednesday 5 P.M. at Cooper's Plains [formerly Erwin] Steuben Co. NY | certain | B.57, B.58, I.59 (p.7-8) |
| residence | 11 Jul 1860 | Town of Erwin, Steuben Co., New York (post office Coopers Plains) | certain | D.151 |
| death | certain | I.59 |
Family
Parents
- Father John Cooper Jr 1799–1863
Spouses
None recorded.
Siblings
- Francis Erwin Cooper 1829
- Mary Erwin (Cooper) Morse 1831
- John Cooper 1833
- Thomas Wallis Cooper 1837
- Theodore Cooper 1839
- Samuel Erwin Cooper 1841
- Frederic Stephen Cooper 1842–1928
- Arthur Erwin Cooper 1848–1909
Children
Family tree
Solid lines and outlines: certain. Dashed: probable or weaker. Open the full tree (four generations)
In the documents
Every published document that names Charlotte Elizabeth (Cooper) Bryson, in date order, with what that document itself records.
| Date | Document | Role | What it records |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1796 | B.57 family bible The “Cooper Bible Record” at the New Jersey Historical Society — a 1796 Berriman Bible with two unrelated-looking family records: Side A, Stephen R. Cooper of N… |
mentioned as "Charlotte Elizabeth Cooper" |
birth: 2 Oct 1844 |
| 11 Jul 1860 | D.151 federal census 1860 US Federal Census, Schedule 1 - Town of Erwin, Steuben County, New York; post office Coopers Plains; page 59; enumerated 11 July 1860. |
other as "Charlott" |
residence: 11 Jul 1860, Town of Erwin, Steuben Co., New York (post office Coopers Plains) |
Still unknown, and where we have looked
- Death not yet found.
- Burial not yet found.
Documents
- A.30 1865 family agreement, Erwin, Steuben Co., N.Y. — five siblings acknowledge Frederic S. Cooper as their agent for the estate of John Cooper Jr., who died 23 October 1863.
- B.57 The “Cooper Bible Record” at the New Jersey Historical Society — a 1796 Berriman Bible with two unrelated-looking family records: Side A, Stephen R. Cooper of Newark, and Side B, John Cooper Jr's nine children and Arthur Erwin Cooper's seven. Are they one Bible or two?
- D.151 1860 US Federal Census, Schedule 1 - Town of Erwin, Steuben County, New York; post office Coopers Plains; page 59; enumerated 11 July 1860.