Dr. James Oscar Cooper: (Surgeon) Birthplace is Cooper Hill of Jefferson Township, Osage Co., Missouri: The son of Thomas McCuin Cooper and Martha Jane "COX" Cooper of Useful, Crawford Township, Osage Co., Mo. His date of Birth is 19th day of March 1884, birthplace: Cooper Hill, Mo.
(Wrong date of Birth: March 1883, found in Missouri's 1900 U.S. Federal Census for Crawford Twp., Osage Co., Mo.)
First found in Missouri's U.S. Federal Censuses:
Twelfth Census of U.S. (Federal)1900 Census for (Useful) Crawford Twp., Osage Co., Mo.
He is listed as a 16 Years Old Single White Male and his Occupation is listed as an Farm Hand on his father's Farm. He is listed with his parents.
[Line No. 35; House No. 50; Dwelling No. 155 and Families No. 155]... Second Census: Thirteenth Census of U.S. (Federal) 1910 Census: Listed under again T. McCuin Cooper, his father & mother Martha (Jane COX) Cooper & then there is him, James O. Cooper and now has a wife: Lula (Gidinghagen) Cooper.... James O. Cooper, listed as 21 Years old white Married Male & his Occupation: Physician (General Practice).... Listed under [Line No.20; Dwelling No. 4 & Families No. 5.] - (to be Continued)
Dr. James O. Cooper, listed in Missouri Records for the World War I draft records for 1917-1918, he is listed as the Medical Physician of the Medical Local Board for the County of Osage at Linn, Missouri.
On his Death Cert. it list him as being a Surgeon & M.D. aka Physician... And at his date of his Death, Dr. James O. Cooper was only 51 Years, 6 months, & 9 Days Old... More about Dr. J. O. Cooper aka Dr. James Oscar Cooper: He received his Education and Medical Education - having completed a High School courses in Osage County, Mo., he then became a student in the Barnes Univ. of St. Louis, Mo., where he pursued his medical Study, winning his professional degree upon graduation with the class of 1907. He at once entered upon general practice in Osage Co. and a little later removed to Franklin Co., while subsequently he opened an office in the City of St. Louis. He practice the greater part of the time in Osage County, however, up to the Year of 1917, when America entered the World War and he took up duty as a member of the Exemption Board... On the 20th day of Sept., 1919, he opened an Office in Jefferson City, where he has since engaged in the General Practice and has won a Substantial Measure of Success...
Dr. James Oscar Cooper, belongs to the Masonic Lodge and to the Modern Woodmen of America and while his Political endorsement is given to the Democratic party... Dr. Cooper, he is fond of all outdoor sports and is particularly a devotee of National game of Baseball... His connections professionally are with the County of Cole Medical Society, the Missouri State Medical & the Southern Medical Associations and through the proceedings of these bodies he keeps in close touch with the trend of Modern Scientific thought and investigation along the lines of Medicine & Surgery!!
(Bio Info. - Centennial History of Missouri [The Center State] One Hundred Years in the Union 1821 to 1921; Volume 6. By Walter Barlow Stevens - published in St. Louis & Chicago, The S. J. Clarke publishing Co., 1921)...
(Wrong date of Birth: March 1883, found in Missouri's 1900 U.S. Federal Census for Crawford Twp., Osage Co., Mo.)
First found in Missouri's U.S. Federal Censuses:
Twelfth Census of U.S. (Federal)1900 Census for (Useful) Crawford Twp., Osage Co., Mo.
He is listed as a 16 Years Old Single White Male and his Occupation is listed as an Farm Hand on his father's Farm. He is listed with his parents.
[Line No. 35; House No. 50; Dwelling No. 155 and Families No. 155]... Second Census: Thirteenth Census of U.S. (Federal) 1910 Census: Listed under again T. McCuin Cooper, his father & mother Martha (Jane COX) Cooper & then there is him, James O. Cooper and now has a wife: Lula (Gidinghagen) Cooper.... James O. Cooper, listed as 21 Years old white Married Male & his Occupation: Physician (General Practice).... Listed under [Line No.20; Dwelling No. 4 & Families No. 5.] - (to be Continued)
Dr. James O. Cooper, listed in Missouri Records for the World War I draft records for 1917-1918, he is listed as the Medical Physician of the Medical Local Board for the County of Osage at Linn, Missouri.
On his Death Cert. it list him as being a Surgeon & M.D. aka Physician... And at his date of his Death, Dr. James O. Cooper was only 51 Years, 6 months, & 9 Days Old... More about Dr. J. O. Cooper aka Dr. James Oscar Cooper: He received his Education and Medical Education - having completed a High School courses in Osage County, Mo., he then became a student in the Barnes Univ. of St. Louis, Mo., where he pursued his medical Study, winning his professional degree upon graduation with the class of 1907. He at once entered upon general practice in Osage Co. and a little later removed to Franklin Co., while subsequently he opened an office in the City of St. Louis. He practice the greater part of the time in Osage County, however, up to the Year of 1917, when America entered the World War and he took up duty as a member of the Exemption Board... On the 20th day of Sept., 1919, he opened an Office in Jefferson City, where he has since engaged in the General Practice and has won a Substantial Measure of Success...
Dr. James Oscar Cooper, belongs to the Masonic Lodge and to the Modern Woodmen of America and while his Political endorsement is given to the Democratic party... Dr. Cooper, he is fond of all outdoor sports and is particularly a devotee of National game of Baseball... His connections professionally are with the County of Cole Medical Society, the Missouri State Medical & the Southern Medical Associations and through the proceedings of these bodies he keeps in close touch with the trend of Modern Scientific thought and investigation along the lines of Medicine & Surgery!!
(Bio Info. - Centennial History of Missouri [The Center State] One Hundred Years in the Union 1821 to 1921; Volume 6. By Walter Barlow Stevens - published in St. Louis & Chicago, The S. J. Clarke publishing Co., 1921)...
Dr. James Oscar Cooper: (Surgeon) Birthplace is Cooper Hill of Jefferson Township, Osage Co., Missouri: The son of Thomas McCuin Cooper and Martha Jane "COX" Cooper of Useful, Crawford Township, Osage Co., Mo. His date of Birth is 19th day of March 1884, birthplace: Cooper Hill, Mo.
(Wrong date of Birth: March 1883, found in Missouri's 1900 U.S. Federal Census for Crawford Twp., Osage Co., Mo.)
First found in Missouri's U.S. Federal Censuses:
Twelfth Census of U.S. (Federal)1900 Census for (Useful) Crawford Twp., Osage Co., Mo.
He is listed as a 16 Years Old Single White Male and his Occupation is listed as an Farm Hand on his father's Farm. He is listed with his parents.
[Line No. 35; House No. 50; Dwelling No. 155 and Families No. 155]... Second Census: Thirteenth Census of U.S. (Federal) 1910 Census: Listed under again T. McCuin Cooper, his father & mother Martha (Jane COX) Cooper & then there is him, James O. Cooper and now has a wife: Lula (Gidinghagen) Cooper.... James O. Cooper, listed as 21 Years old white Married Male & his Occupation: Physician (General Practice).... Listed under [Line No.20; Dwelling No. 4 & Families No. 5.] - (to be Continued)
Dr. James O. Cooper, listed in Missouri Records for the World War I draft records for 1917-1918, he is listed as the Medical Physician of the Medical Local Board for the County of Osage at Linn, Missouri.
On his Death Cert. it list him as being a Surgeon & M.D. aka Physician... And at his date of his Death, Dr. James O. Cooper was only 51 Years, 6 months, & 9 Days Old... More about Dr. J. O. Cooper aka Dr. James Oscar Cooper: He received his Education and Medical Education - having completed a High School courses in Osage County, Mo., he then became a student in the Barnes Univ. of St. Louis, Mo., where he pursued his medical Study, winning his professional degree upon graduation with the class of 1907. He at once entered upon general practice in Osage Co. and a little later removed to Franklin Co., while subsequently he opened an office in the City of St. Louis. He practice the greater part of the time in Osage County, however, up to the Year of 1917, when America entered the World War and he took up duty as a member of the Exemption Board... On the 20th day of Sept., 1919, he opened an Office in Jefferson City, where he has since engaged in the General Practice and has won a Substantial Measure of Success...
Dr. James Oscar Cooper, belongs to the Masonic Lodge and to the Modern Woodmen of America and while his Political endorsement is given to the Democratic party... Dr. Cooper, he is fond of all outdoor sports and is particularly a devotee of National game of Baseball... His connections professionally are with the County of Cole Medical Society, the Missouri State Medical & the Southern Medical Associations and through the proceedings of these bodies he keeps in close touch with the trend of Modern Scientific thought and investigation along the lines of Medicine & Surgery!!
(Bio Info. - Centennial History of Missouri [The Center State] One Hundred Years in the Union 1821 to 1921; Volume 6. By Walter Barlow Stevens - published in St. Louis & Chicago, The S. J. Clarke publishing Co., 1921)...
(Wrong date of Birth: March 1883, found in Missouri's 1900 U.S. Federal Census for Crawford Twp., Osage Co., Mo.)
First found in Missouri's U.S. Federal Censuses:
Twelfth Census of U.S. (Federal)1900 Census for (Useful) Crawford Twp., Osage Co., Mo.
He is listed as a 16 Years Old Single White Male and his Occupation is listed as an Farm Hand on his father's Farm. He is listed with his parents.
[Line No. 35; House No. 50; Dwelling No. 155 and Families No. 155]... Second Census: Thirteenth Census of U.S. (Federal) 1910 Census: Listed under again T. McCuin Cooper, his father & mother Martha (Jane COX) Cooper & then there is him, James O. Cooper and now has a wife: Lula (Gidinghagen) Cooper.... James O. Cooper, listed as 21 Years old white Married Male & his Occupation: Physician (General Practice).... Listed under [Line No.20; Dwelling No. 4 & Families No. 5.] - (to be Continued)
Dr. James O. Cooper, listed in Missouri Records for the World War I draft records for 1917-1918, he is listed as the Medical Physician of the Medical Local Board for the County of Osage at Linn, Missouri.
On his Death Cert. it list him as being a Surgeon & M.D. aka Physician... And at his date of his Death, Dr. James O. Cooper was only 51 Years, 6 months, & 9 Days Old... More about Dr. J. O. Cooper aka Dr. James Oscar Cooper: He received his Education and Medical Education - having completed a High School courses in Osage County, Mo., he then became a student in the Barnes Univ. of St. Louis, Mo., where he pursued his medical Study, winning his professional degree upon graduation with the class of 1907. He at once entered upon general practice in Osage Co. and a little later removed to Franklin Co., while subsequently he opened an office in the City of St. Louis. He practice the greater part of the time in Osage County, however, up to the Year of 1917, when America entered the World War and he took up duty as a member of the Exemption Board... On the 20th day of Sept., 1919, he opened an Office in Jefferson City, where he has since engaged in the General Practice and has won a Substantial Measure of Success...
Dr. James Oscar Cooper, belongs to the Masonic Lodge and to the Modern Woodmen of America and while his Political endorsement is given to the Democratic party... Dr. Cooper, he is fond of all outdoor sports and is particularly a devotee of National game of Baseball... His connections professionally are with the County of Cole Medical Society, the Missouri State Medical & the Southern Medical Associations and through the proceedings of these bodies he keeps in close touch with the trend of Modern Scientific thought and investigation along the lines of Medicine & Surgery!!
(Bio Info. - Centennial History of Missouri [The Center State] One Hundred Years in the Union 1821 to 1921; Volume 6. By Walter Barlow Stevens - published in St. Louis & Chicago, The S. J. Clarke publishing Co., 1921)...
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