JAMES COOPER, son of William and Mary (Groom) Cooper, born 1729 in Byberry, PA - died Spring 1795, will recorded at West Chester, Chester County, Pa.
Married 1st on Sept. 18, 1750 at Christ Church, Philadelphia to Hannah Hibbs
Married 2nd in 1778 to Elizabeth Wager
James Cooper owned land at Buckingham, Bucks County. He was recorded as a resident of Moreland Township, now Montgomery County, Pa. He later returned to Byberry. After his marriage to his second wife, he moved to Chester County, Pa. and bought 260 acres of land in West Cain and Honeybrook townships (two miles northeast of Compassville). He and his wife Elizabeth are buried in Friends Meeting ground near Wagontown, about four miles southeast of his dwelling.
Married 1st on Sept. 18, 1750 at Christ Church, Philadelphia to Hannah Hibbs
Married 2nd in 1778 to Elizabeth Wager
James Cooper owned land at Buckingham, Bucks County. He was recorded as a resident of Moreland Township, now Montgomery County, Pa. He later returned to Byberry. After his marriage to his second wife, he moved to Chester County, Pa. and bought 260 acres of land in West Cain and Honeybrook townships (two miles northeast of Compassville). He and his wife Elizabeth are buried in Friends Meeting ground near Wagontown, about four miles southeast of his dwelling.
JAMES COOPER, son of William and Mary (Groom) Cooper, born 1729 in Byberry, PA - died Spring 1795, will recorded at West Chester, Chester County, Pa.
Married 1st on Sept. 18, 1750 at Christ Church, Philadelphia to Hannah Hibbs
Married 2nd in 1778 to Elizabeth Wager
James Cooper owned land at Buckingham, Bucks County. He was recorded as a resident of Moreland Township, now Montgomery County, Pa. He later returned to Byberry. After his marriage to his second wife, he moved to Chester County, Pa. and bought 260 acres of land in West Cain and Honeybrook townships (two miles northeast of Compassville). He and his wife Elizabeth are buried in Friends Meeting ground near Wagontown, about four miles southeast of his dwelling.
Married 1st on Sept. 18, 1750 at Christ Church, Philadelphia to Hannah Hibbs
Married 2nd in 1778 to Elizabeth Wager
James Cooper owned land at Buckingham, Bucks County. He was recorded as a resident of Moreland Township, now Montgomery County, Pa. He later returned to Byberry. After his marriage to his second wife, he moved to Chester County, Pa. and bought 260 acres of land in West Cain and Honeybrook townships (two miles northeast of Compassville). He and his wife Elizabeth are buried in Friends Meeting ground near Wagontown, about four miles southeast of his dwelling.
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