Anna (Dunn) Cooper
Catalog ID p.923 · Cite this page: njcoopers.com/p/923/
Anna (Dunn) Cooper was the daughter of Alexander Cooper.
Facts
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Family
Parents
- Father Alexander Cooper 1828–1898
Spouses
None recorded.
Siblings
- Susan B. (Cooper) Matthews 1850–1879
- William C Cooper 1852
- Martha 'Mattie' P. Cooper 1855–1894
- Walter A Cooper 1857–1859
- Elizabeth F (Cooper) Travis 1859–1913
- Abram P Cooper 1861–1912
- Mary (Williams) Cooper 1865
- George P Cooper ?–1851
Children
None recorded.
Family tree
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In the documents
Every published document that names Anna (Dunn) Cooper, in date order, with what that document itself records.
| Date | Document | Role | What it records |
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| 30 Jul 1870 | D.236 federal census 1870 US Federal Census, Schedule 1 Inhabitants - Passaic Township, Morris Co., New Jersey; post office Madison; page 35 (stamped 308); enumerated 30 July 1870 b… |
child as "Anna" |
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| 7 Jun 1880 | D.237 federal census 1880 US Federal Census, Schedule 1 Inhabitants - Passaic Township, Morris Co., New Jersey; S.D. 1, E.D. 127, page 15 (stamped 296); enumerated 7 June 1880 by Ge… |
child as "Anna" |
Still unknown, and where we have looked
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Documents
- L.4 Hand-drawn Family Tree: Descendants of Daniel Cooper and Grace Runyon (1695–1895)
- I.129 Biographical and Genealogical History of Morris County, New Jersey, Vol. II (Lewis Publishing Co., New York, 1899), Vol. II p. 937 [Ancestry image-pagination] — 'THE COOPER FAMILY OF MORRIS COUNTY' narrative biographical section embedded in the Joseph W. Thompson biographical sketch. PRIMARY-SOURCE-GRADE 1899 Long-Hill-Cooper-family-tradition narrative (= 1899 publication is within living memory of Daniel Sr's grandchildren, age 50+ in 1899 = adults remembering grandparents). 6 catalog-defining content blocks: (1) 'About the year 1700 the first American ancestor of this family came from Holland' = INDEPENDENT CORROBORATION of Holland-origin tradition 47 years earlier than [I.36 House of Cooper 1946](I.36.yaml). (2) Confirms Daniel Cooper [Sr] × Grace Runyan + Long Hill residence + 'leading man, justice of the peace and county judge'. (3) NEW LAND CLAIM: 'He located on a tract of five hundred acres along the banks of the Passaic river from Sterling to Long Hill, his deed being signed by William, earl of Sterling and one of His Majesty's commissioners in the state of New Jersey' — = NEW NJSA primary-source-search target NOT YET in catalog K-section. (4) Confirms Daniel Jr 'was a sheriff of this county' = matches catalog [I.99](I.99.yaml)/[I.100](I.100.yaml). (5) 5-sons-of-Daniel-Jr roster: Peter / Dr John of eastern PA / Daniel / William / Joseph. (6) Late-19th-c. Long-Hill Cooper continuation: William d. 1880 (m. 3 times Sarah A. Cooper + Martha Brown + Martha Cross; father of Mrs. Joseph W. Thompson); Alexander 'still living on the old homestead' 1899 (m. Abigail Parrott; 5 children incl. Mrs. Elizabeth Travis of Newark + Mrs. Anna Flaker of Brooklyn).
- D.524 1880 US Federal Census, Passaic Twp, Morris Co., NJ — dwellings 96/102 and 94/100
- D.236 1870 US Federal Census, Schedule 1 Inhabitants - Passaic Township, Morris Co., New Jersey; post office Madison; page 35 (stamped 308); enumerated 30 July 1870 by James H. Bunting, Ass't Marshal.
- D.237 1880 US Federal Census, Schedule 1 Inhabitants - Passaic Township, Morris Co., New Jersey; S.D. 1, E.D. 127, page 15 (stamped 296); enumerated 7 June 1880 by Geo. O. Pruden.