James Cooper
b [born] 14 Mar 1841
d [died] 6 Oct 1899 aged 68 yrs [years]
m [married] 5 Aug 1865
Mary Letitia Taylor – daughter of Thomas & [and] Catherine Taylor,
b 1841? In Birr, Offally Ireland
d 17 Sept 1878 aged 37 yrs
1 John
b 5 May 1866
d 24 Jan 1867
2 Mary Letitia
b 7 July 1867
m 31 Aug 1895 George Symonds
3 William m Ruby Wise
Letitia (Letty) m William NICHOLSON
William
Ian
John
Dora May b 1904
m William PATTERSON
Barbara Marion m Lindsay BELL
Thomas
Anne
Marion (May) b 1906
m Basil JONES
Lloyd
Kerry
3 Dora Teresa b 15 Oct 1868
m 12 Sept 1903 Peter McHARDY
d 20th Jan 1925
4 James William b 7 May 1870
m 1 July 1893 Olinda Melley (Separate Page)
5 Laurence Taylor b 10 Jan 1872
m 27 Apr 1897 Sarah Ann McGREGOR
d 23 Dec 1923 Aged 51 yrs
(separate page)
6 John Thomas b 20 Feb 1874
d 24 Sept 1874
7 ?John
8 Francis b 10 July 1875
m Annie PALETHORP
d ?1971 aged 96 yrs?
(separate page)
Francis
Lawrence (Butler)
Dorothea
Annie
Selwyn (Sam)
Leonard
Letitia (drowned)
Linda (Mickey)
[Francis 1875] m. Maisie Evelyn Wilson d Sep 2008
Frank
Letitia
Patricia
James
Margaret
*Letitia and James met at Te Mata (Chambers). She was a maidservant and he a general farmhand.
Later owned his own farm till bank crash. Sold up and became a coachman. Suffered from arthritis due to working in inclement weather.
James came out from England possibly on the ‘War Spirit’ 1863.
He worked 1st on ‘Gwavas’ then for the chambers at ‘Te Mata’.
In 1863 he won a ploughing competition in Havelock North.
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