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• Hij is geboren rond 1617 in England, poss. Bedfordshire.
• Geïmmigreerd op 16 maart 1635 vanuit to Windsor, Hartford Co., CT.
• Beroepen:
• op 28 maart 1637 He was a carpenter apprenticed to Francis Stiles, evidenced by an order of the Court at Hartford, CT March 28, 1637: "ord that Mr Francis Stiles shall teach Geo[rge] Chapple, Tho[mas] Coop[e]r & Tho[mas] Barber his servants in the trade of a carpenter acco in Hartford, Hartford Co., CT.
• in het jaar 1645 The First Church was organized in 1637, with the first church building built in 1645 by Thomas Cooper, on what is now the southeast corner of Court Square.1645 was a busy year for Thomas since earlier he had agreed to build the meeting-house. On February 2 in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.
• op 6 februari 1649 Thomas took the oath of fidelity on February 6, 1648/9. He was sworn as freeman (as "Ensign Thomas Cooper") on May 8, 1663. He was elected a Deputy to the General Court on April 29, 1688 (as "Lieut. Tho[mas] Cooper"); on May 27, 1668, "Lieut. Clarke & Lieu in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.
• na 1652 Thomas was also an active businessman and fur trader in association with both William and John Pynchon, who supplied with large quantities of beaver pelts and other goods which he exchanged with the Indians. In May 1652, Pynchon made this entry in his book in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.
• na 28 mei 1655 Both Thomas and his wife were medical practitioners. Thomas in particular had considerable skill as a bone setter, being often called upon throughout the County of Hampshire, as there was no regular physician or surgeon available. On May 28, 1655, John Pyn in Hampden and Hampshire Co., MA.
• op 10 januari 1659 Thomas held a variety of occupations besides that of carpenter. On January 10, 1658/9, there is "liberty granted to Tho[mas] Cooper to keep a ferry at the lower wharf & to land people below the mouth of Agawam River, & none are to carry over any persons, h in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.
• (Move) rond 1641 in to Springfield, Hampden Co., MA: Apprenticed as a carpenter who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1635 on the "Christian." First settled in Windsormoved to Springfield by 1642/3, resided there 35 years..
• (PROP) op 27 januari 1642 in Springfield, Hampden Co., MA: On January 27, 1642 the inhabitants of Springfield sold "to the said Thomas Cooper the dwelling house and fouer acres of meddow, more or less, appertayning to the house and fouer acres and about one halfe of the wet marish, before his house, and one acre a.
• Hij is overleden op 5 maart 1675 in Mills River, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.Bron 2
• Hij is begraven in Springfield Cemetery, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.

  Plot: Body relocated in 1848 to Springfield

• Testament op 30 september 1679 naar Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.

  On September 30, 1679, Thomas Cooper & his sisters presenting their petition to this Court that they would please to make distribution or a settlement of their father's estate, this Court having heard the allegations & pleas of persons concerned and consdi

• Een kind van Lieutenant (John) Thomas Cooper en Mary Ann Raynor

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