Thoams cooper and mary

[Danone]

  :)Hi willsy
the marraige of  john wallis and elizabeth cooper
12thof april 1848
elizabeth was the dau of joseph cooper and ann bown and jane cooper ,
his there any thing else on the wallis connection the traveller would have been in the fair ground bizz .
Danone

[willsy]

Sorry have nothing extra for Wallis

[Danone]

  :)Hi willsy
thanks for every thing you have done for me in finding out about my mums family for her i was hoping to find out about the wallis side but it will have to be a mystery for bit longer ,i did have the Woolerton book out from coalville libary some time ago and did see the Woollertons ,i was counting on that and it worked out fine thanks, its a small yellow book ,with the family trees in it and it has my aunt evelyn cooper family side in the oxfords from ellistown and bagworth she was born 1904 markfield, father joseph cooper 1875 father of charles cooper whom married elizabeth geary so that works out has well ,might see if i can get the book from Amazon so every thing turned out fantastic in the end and now i know ere i came from and my family what a journey it does take you on tracing the family tree and were they came from and what they did for work and how they lived their lives
many thanks
Danone

[Banorwood]

Hi Willsy - This Cooper family is also my direct ancestors.
Going backwards:
Jane Cooper 1837 - 1922 - My Great Grandmother
William Ward Cooper 1807 - 1839 (Poor fellow!)
Thomas Cooper 1782 - 1863
Thomas Cooper 1736 - 1797
John Cooper 1709 -1784 Buried in the Lady Chapel, St. Peters Church, Thornton
Thomas Cooper abt. 1684

Please can you give me any more details of the marriage in your reply No 14?
It reads:
'John Jones M MARR Hannah Cooper 11 SEP 1841 William Jones  Thomas Cooper
G: 29 silk manu, B: 21 gentleman's
daughter Wit: Thomas Cooper & Sarah Goodrich
Thornton 1841 Thomas 59 grazier and Hannah 20
HO107; Piece: 603;  Folio: 12; Page: 18'

Could the John Jones above be Jessie Jones by any chance? Q3 1841, Market Bosworth, Vol. 15, Page 203. If not then please add here the full web site address.
Kind regards
banorwood

[willsy]

It's all from references I have, you would need to order the original or view the parish records

[Banorwood]

Thanks anyway.
It has enabled me to trace Jessie/Jesse Jones b.abt. 1813, the silk merchant from Wootton, Northampton and Hannah Cooper from 1841 at Thornton through to her possible death in London in 1882. They had three daughters and one son. One of the daughters had ten children. The connections to silk merchants is significant as it was also important to several others from this Cooper family.
Register of Births and Baptisms. Bardon Park & Ashby de la Zouch Chapels (Presbyterian), 1756 to 1837. Year - 1821.
Hannah, Daughter of Thos. Cooper and Mary (Ward) his wife, of the Parish of Thornton, in the County of Leicester (born on the 15th Day of August 1820) was baptised on the 3rd Day of February 1821, by me, Thos. Owen. Protestant Dissenting Minister.
Hannah was also a witness at her elder sister Marianne Cooper's marriage to Richard Nuttall on 14 Jan 1840 at Thornton, Leicestershire.

[Danone]

 
Hi willsey
this is my family as well from my mums side of the family the cooper family markfield .found out that elizabeth gearys mother was alice frost  Newtown linford i have the website which is frost and gilchrist and related famlies william frost was a steward at bradgate park house  and his father Richard frost he was a chef .william over looked ever thing and made sure the food and drinkwas put out on te tables  right .elizabeth geary was christend at bardon park i have as well .elizabeth married charles cooper in 1830 thornton i have their marriage  they lived at stoke heys farm markfield in 1851 then moved up to elliottslane markfield  hannah cooper was charels sister  she married charles clapham who their next neighbour i have all the declist and have a lot of census form s with his mum and dad on .i also have a print out from bardon hill thomas and mary were up there as well .
Danone

[Danone]

  :)Hi willsey
every thing you have sent me has come right
many thanks for all that you have sent i have been going thorw my camara pictures of head stones in markfield ceme
and all those are right has well .
thanks
Danone

[Banorwood]

Dear Willsy
Your look up info on Hannah Cooper (1820 - 1883) has been inspiring and ironically timely! Especially as this week we are all aware of Soldiers at War over the years - Past and Present.
Since last night I have found that:
Hannah Cooper married Jesse Jones and they had a daughter,
Caroline Ada Jones (1844 -1902) who married
George William Tripp (1829 - 1904) and they had a son,
William Henry Lainson Tripp (1881 - 1959). Or to give him his full title.
Lieutenant General William Henry Lainson TRIPP, C.B., D.S.O., M.C., and A.D.C. to His Majesty the King.
An unmarried? Professional Soldier. He was my second cousin twice removed and his military record at the National Archives I have just downloaded.
Yesterday I did not know he existed. Today I know he may have ended so many fighting soldiers lives?