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Personal data Cooper 


Household of Cooper

She is married to Francis Sharp.

They got married about 1630 at Flore, Northamptonshire, England.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Cooper

Sir Knight John Cooper
1552-1610
Johan Hendriksz Dorre
1547-1600
Judith van Bronckhorst
± 1549-1600
Agatha Doors
1570-1629

Cooper
1606-1706

± 1630

Francis Sharp
1618-????


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