Person Page - 261

     James Cooper was born before 1872.
James Cooper married Harriet E Roberts, daughter of James Roberts and Harriet Elizabeth Handy, in November 1893 in Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland. James Cooper of full age, bachelor, shoemaker, of 10 Castle? St, Dalkey son of Thomas Cooper, shoemaker, &, Harriet E Roberts, minor, spinster, of 62 Glasthule Rd, Sandy Cove, daughter of James Roberts, labourer, married by licence, both signed in the presence of Emily Roberts and Frederick Green?.
     James Cooper and Harriet E Roberts were recorded on the 1901 census in Coldwell St, Glasthule. James Cooper, 29, boot & shoe maker, wife Harriet E Cooper, 24, sons William A, 7, Hanry J, 2, Charles C, 3 months, and William Roberts, brother in law, 26, tram conductori, married. All bor in Dublin and Anglicans..

     Jeremiah Cooper married Ann Grimwood, daughter of Richard Grimwood and Elizabeth Parmenter, on 27 March 1743 in Newton, Suffolk. Married by licence.

     John Cooper married Sarah Unknown. John Cooper was born circa 1837 in Felsham, Suffolk.

     John Cooper was born circa 1874 in Lt Finborough, Suffolk. He was the son of John Cooper and Sarah Unknown.

     Leonard Cooper married Harriet Putland, daughter of Edward Putland, on 17 June 1801 in Willingdon, Sussex.

     Rex Cooper was born on 31 May 1906.
Rex Cooper married Eileen Halahan, daughter of Dr John Halahan and Edith Emily Bristowe, on 30 May 1930.

     Rose Cooper was born circa 1888 in Lt Finborough, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Cooper and Sarah Unknown.

     Sarah Cooper was born circa 1883 in Lt Finborough, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Cooper and Sarah Unknown.

     Susanna Cooper was born in Suffolk.
Susanna Cooper married Isaac Grimwood, son of Isaac Grimwood and Mary Parr, on 7 August 1804 in Buxhall, Suffolk.

     Mary Cope was born circa 1741?.
Mary Cope married Joseph Popplewell on 12 October 1772 in St Mary, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.
     Mary died before 27 September 1816 in Kennel Hill, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. She was buried on 27 September 1816 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.

     Jean Copeland was born circa 1851.
The marriage of Jean MacCullogh and Jeremiah Halahan, son of Patrick Halahan, was registered in St Anne's Church of Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Ireland, in the December 1879 quarter. He was a sergeant in the North Down Rifles.

     Elizabeth Copelin was born before 1765.
Elizabeth Copelin married Mark Noble, son of Thomas Noble and Mary Duffield, on 12 February 1781 in Bressingham, Suffolk. They were both single and made their marks. They had 7 children at Bressingham and 2 at Roydon in Norfolk.      
Elizabeth Copelin claimed settlement at Hopton on 1 April 1781 from Bressingham, Suffolk. The Bradeston parish records described him as a wheelwright.
     Elizabeth died in 1796.

     Percy Copley married Rita Hunichen, daughter of John Henry Hunichen and Isabella Sinclair Allan, circa 1920.

     Ann Copperwheat was christened on 25 December 1780 in Lt Berkhampstead, Hertfordshire. She was the daughter of Robert Copperwheat and Martha Butler.

     Charles Copperwheat was born circa 1779.
     Charles's death was registered in the quarter ending in December 1853 in Islington RD, Middlesex.

     Charles Copperwheat was christened on 18 April 1790 in Essendon, Hertfordshire. He was the son of Robert Copperwheat and Martha Butler.
Charles Copperwheat married Maria Ann Cook on 16 July 1810 in St Giles without Cripplegate, London. They were both single of this parish and Sarah Cook was witness. Maria Ann made her mark.. Charles Copperwheat was insured as Charles Copperwheat, gent on 31 January 1815 at 51 Grubb Street, London.
He was excutor to the will of Jeremiah Friend(s) of Finchley, with Jeremiah's wife Sarah. mother Sarah & sister Mary Dixon. He was insured on 1 April 1816 at 5 Bearbinder Lane, London. [CR:]Charles Copperwheat was listed as a Freeman of the city of London on 1 July 1817. Charles Copperwheat was admitted to the Company of Cooks, paying 46 shillings & 8 pence. He was of George St, Mansion House, London, cook. [CR:]Charles Copperwheat was listed as a Freeman of the city of London on 1 July 1817. Upon the humble request of Charles Copperwheat who obtained an order of this court of the 28 Sep 18.. to be made free of the city by redemption in the Company of Cooks paying...forty six shillings and eight pence. It is now ordered that he be admitted... He was insured on 8 June 1818 at London. He was insured on 26 May 1825 at London.
     Charles died before 14 May 1826 in London. He was buried on 14 May 1826 in London. Charles Copperwheat, aged 37, of Grub St.

     Charles Copperwheat was born in 1715? In Bedfordshire. He may be the Charles Copperwheat baptised 2 Jan 1715 at Kempston, son of William, or, Charles son of Charles & Elizabet nee Willis (illegitimate?) baptised at Houghton Conquest on 14 Apr 1721.
Charles Copperwheat was apprenticed on 29 September 1726 in Oakley. A Charles Coppewheat, aged 12 was apprenticed to Thomas Odell, of Oakley, in the 'business that the said master useth.'
Charles Copperwheat married Mary Tomlyn on 6 November 1748 in Upper Stondon, Bedfordshire.      
Charles Copperwheat claimed settlement at Charles Copperwheat, Mary and son William re settlemenet at Upper Stondon in 1750 from Shillington, Bedfordshire.
Charles Copperwheat and Mary Tomlyn were named on a removal order on 22 March 1750 in Ampthill, Bedfordshire. Charles Copperwheat, wife. Mary, children. Wm, Hannah, Robert , removed to Cardington.
     Charles was buried on 6 July 1778 in Cardington, Bedfordshire.
The following refers to the Copperwheats of Ampthill, no likely connection at this stage:
Abstract of Title to land late of W Stonbridge deceased purchased by William Beech
(I) Copy admission at Ampthill Manor court of 4 May 1751 of Daniel Wright and Isaac Coote:
- presenting surrender out of court on 26 Apr 1744 of Charles Copperwheat of Ampthill, maltster to use of his will;
- death of Charles Copperwheat on 11 Dec 1750 seized of messuage in Mill Street or Sluts End, Ampthill, formerly one tenement, now divided into three;
- will of Charles Copperwheat of 1 Mar 1748 charging certain real estate with an annuity of 12 to his wife Judith and devising his properties in Mill Street, Ampthill, in occupation of James King to Daniel Wright and Isaac Coote in trust to receive rents during his wife's life, after her death to be devised to his brother John Copperwheat of Toddington
(II) Surrender out of court on 31 Dec 1765 by John Copperwheat of Toddington, labourer, John Copperwheat, Charles Copperwheat, Ann Copperwheat, spinster and Thomas Litchfield and Martha his wife (nee Copperwheat) to use of Daniel Wright of Ampthill, innholder of two cottages with barns, stables, outhouses etc. in Ampthill in occupation of William Jones and Robert Manfield.

     Charles Copperwheat was christened on 2 January 1763 in Upper Stondon, Bedfordshire. He was the son of Charles Copperwheat and Mary Tomlyn.

     Charles Copperwheat was born on 27 February 1796 in Islington, Middlesex. He was the son of Charles Copperwheat and Mary (?). Charles Copperwheat was christened on 10 April 1796 in St Luke, Finsbury, Islington, Middlesex.
Charles Copperwheat married Mary Boucher on 2 September 1819 in St Mary, Islington, London.
     Charles Copperwheat and Mary Boucher were recorded on the 1841 census in Britannia Row, Islington St Mary, London. Charles Copperwheat 42, watch M, Mary Copperwheat 44, Joseph Copperwheat 15, watch m, George Copperwheat 17, Hill Copperwheat 10, Sarah Copperwheat 12, Eliza Copperwheat 7, Ester Copperwheat 5, all born in the county.
     Charles Copperwheat and Mary Boucher were recorded on the 1851 census in Islington, Middlesex. Charles Copperwheat, 54, watch finisher, born St Luke; Mary Copperwheat, 56, son William Copperwheat, son, 18, apprentice watch finisher, born ... Islington.
     Charles Copperwheat and Mary Boucher were recorded on the 1861 census in 24 Brittania Row, Islington St Mary, London. Charles Copperwheat, 64, watch finisher, born St Luke's Islington; his wife Mary Copperwheat, 64, born Letchlade, Gloucestershire, son Joseph Copperwheat,40, married, watch finisher, born Islington.
     Charles's death was registered in the quarter ending in September 1866 in Islington, London.

     Charles Copperwheat was born before 1775.
Charles Copperwheat married Mary (?) before 1796.

     Charles Copperwheat was christened on 20 August 1820 in St Mary, Islington, Middlesex. Charles, son of Charles & Mary Copperwheat, watch maker of Cumberland Row.. He was the son of Charles Copperwheat and Mary Boucher. Charles Copperwheat was buried on 21 August 1825 in Islington, Middlesex. Charles Coppwerweaht, of Windsor St, aged 5.

     Charles Copperwheat was born say 1705.
He may be the Charles Copperwheat, yeoman, mentioned in a bond for bail dated 17 Sep 1728.
     Charles Copperwheat was mentioned on 1 January 1733/34 was listed in a mortgage beween John Pearse of Wilstead, yeoman, and Charles Copperwheat, victualler of Houghton Conquest re land in Wilstead.
     Charles Copperwheat was mentioned in 1735 in Houghton Conquest, Bedfordshire, as Charles Copperwheat of Houghton Conquest, victualler was mentioned in a document of assignment to protect the inhertiance.
     Charles Copperwheat made a will dated 1 March 1748/49 in Ampthill, Bedfordshire. To friends and executors, Daniel Wright of Ampthill, innholder, and Isaac Coote of Maulden, miller, in trust: freehold cottage and malting in Bedford Street, Ampthill, wherein testator dwells; and cottage late Greens in same street in occupation Henry Potter and Charles Copperwheat; to be sold for annuity of £12 for wife Judith; and also copyhold cottage in Mill Street in occupation James King, from which income is to be paid to wife to complete the £12 during her life; and on her death to brother John of Toddington, labourer.
To wife Judith for life freehold cottage in Church End in occupation Elizabeth Arnald; also plate and furniture, and after her death for niece Mary Copperwheat.
To niece Mary Copperwheat £100 from which she is to pay £5 per annum to wife Judith as long as they shall “amicably agree to live together”.
To nephew Charles, son of brother William, £100.
To brother Samuel Copperwheat of Maulden, weaver, annuity.
Small bequests to nephew Samuel, son of brother Samuel, to pay off the mortgage on his father’s house; to nephew Charles, son of brother Samuel, to nieces Ann, Kesiah, and Susannah, daughters of brother Samuel; to sister Mary, wife of Evan Davis of Caermarthen; to nephew Philip Davis and nieces Mary and Elizabeth Davis; to nephew William Copperwheat of London, breeches-maker.
Witnesses: Mary Greene, Benjamin Greene, George Gurney. He added a codicil to his will on 26 November 1750. Codicil changing form of bequest to niece Mary, in view of her marriage to John Horsepool; and substituting bequest to niece Martha Copperwheat for that of sister Mary Davis deceased.
Witnesses: Mary Dix, Thomas Wyles, Samuel Blacket.
     Charles died on 11 December 1750 in Ampthill, Bedfordshire.
The following refers to the Copperwheats of Ampthill, no likely connection at this stage:
Abstract of Title to land late of W Stonbridge deceased purchased by William Beech
(I) Copy admission at Ampthill Manor court of 4 May 1751 of Daniel Wright and Isaac Coote:
- presenting surrender out of court on 26 Apr 1744 of Charles Copperwheat of Ampthill, maltster to use of his will;
- death of Charles Copperwheat on 11 Dec 1750 seized of messuage in Mill Street or Sluts End, Ampthill, formerly one tenement, now divided into three;
- will of Charles Copperwheat of 1 Mar 1748 charging certain real estate with an annuity of 12 to his wife Judith and devising his properties in Mill Street, Ampthill, in occupation of James King to Daniel Wright and Isaac Coote in trust to receive rents during his wife's life, after her death to be devised to his brother John Copperwheat of Toddington
(II) Surrender out of court on 31 Dec 1765 by John Copperwheat of Toddington, labourer, John Copperwheat, Charles Copperwheat, Ann Copperwheat, spinster and Thomas Litchfield and Martha his wife (nee Copperwheat) to use of Daniel Wright of Ampthill, innholder of two cottages with barns, stables, outhouses etc. in Ampthill in occupation of William Jones and Robert Manfield.

     Charles Copperwheat was born before 1650.

     Charles Copperwheat was christened on 15 September 1646 in Oakley, Bedfordshire. He was the son of Thomas Copperwheat.

     Charles Crisp Copperwheat was christened on 28 February 1813 in St Stephen, Coleman St, London. Son of Charles & Maria Anne, of Bearbinder Lane, St Mary Woolnoth, victualler. He was the son of Charles Copperwheat and Maria Ann Cook.
     Charles died before 5 August 1813 in London. He was buried on 5 August 1813 in St Giles without Cripplegate, London.

     Charles Randall Copperwheat was christened on 1 June 1817 in St Giles without Cripplegate, London. Son of Charles & Maria Anne, of Fore? St, cooper. He was the son of Charles Copperwheat and Maria Ann Cook. Charles Randall Copperwheat was buried on 7 August 1818 in St Giles Without Cripplegate, London. Charles, aged 17 months, of Grub St.

     Elizabeth Copperwheat was born on 29 June 1811 in London. She was the daughter of Charles Copperwheat and Maria Ann Cook. Elizabeth Copperwheat was christened on 18 August 1811 in St Stephen, Coleman St, London.

     Elizabeth Copperwheat was christened on 17 January 1641 in Oakley, Bedfordshire. She may be the Elizabeth buried there on 3 Sep 1645. She was the daughter of Thomas Copperwheat.

     Elizabeth Rosetta Copperwheat was born on 16 September 1833 in Islington, Middlesex. She was christened on 6 September 1835 in St Mary, Islington, Middlesex. Elizabeth Rosetta, daughter of Charles & Mary Copperwheat of Britannia Row, watch finisher. Born 15 Sep 1833. She was the daughter of Charles Copperwheat and Mary Boucher.