The Cooper Family Website
Click on the names below to see what
your relations look like!
(Note that I have used the following
rules for choice of picture-firstly availability and secondly where
possible, a picture of a person 'in their prime'. Current/married names
have been used) View
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Family Trees
Background
For various reasons I lost touch with the extended Cooper families.
Many years had gone by and I had no idea where my aunts, cousins etc. lived-if indeed they were still living. Almost miraculously, a casual conversation at work in 2003, identified the fact that a work colleague's mother was (my aunt) Inger Cooper's best friend!
Inger visited Blackpool where I met up with her for the first time since, we estimated 1962. Through that I met my cousin John Cooper in August 2004 (first time since c.1960). I visited Anne Lord, John's mum in 2005. Again, over forty years had passed since I had seen her.
The meetings have resulted in 'trading' of family photos and stories and have filled in a number of gaps in my family knowledge. Hopefully this may get some of us to get back in touch. I hope so.
Ann Jane Charnock
Elsie Lee Charnock
James Charnock
Mary Charnock
May Lee Charnock
Thomas Lee CharnockAlice Ann Cooper
Annie Marie Cooper
Christiana Cooper
Catherine Cooper
Colin Cooper
David A Cooper
David J Cooper
Edwin Cooper (Snr.)
Edwin Cooper
Elizabeth Cooper
Emma J Cooper
Frederick Cooper
Heather Cooper
Helen Cooper
Inger Cooper
Jack Cooper
James Cooper
Jean Cooper
John Cooper
John T Cooper
Jonathon P Cooper
Jonathan Cooper
Margaret Cooper
Pamela Cooper
Renee Cooper
Robert Cooper
Ronald Cooper
Thomas Cooper
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Claire McCooke
Glen McCooke
Katherine McCooke
Andrew Moore
Derek Moore
Joyce Moore
William Moore
David Ridehalgh
Leonard Ridehalgh
Lillian Ridehalgh
Martha Marie Ridehalgh
Mary Ellen Ridehalgh
Walton Ridehalgh
Wilson Ridehalgh
John Roby
Ellen Roby
Alfred Roby
Donna Roby
James Roby
Joseph Roby
Mae Roby
Rachel Roby
Sad to report that Jack Cooper died on 26 July 2007 after a long illness.
Jack was a lovely man of whom my memories of include his wonderful sense of humour and hearty laugh. On a visit to my dad (Fred) with his wife Renee a tape recording was made (now sadly lost). Jack sang 'The Folks Who Live on the Hill.' I always think of him when I hear it. It was long before I had heard the song anywhere else. He leave Renee his wofe of over 50 years, son Bobby, daughter Pam and their families.
I know I haven't all the information so, where
I have missed anything obvious to you, or I've missed YOU please let me
know.
More pictures will
be added later