Daugther of Richmond (Richard) and Emma M Roloff. Her father died when Linda was 15 years old (1911).
She had a younger sister named Leona, born in 1898, but she died as an infant.
She married Harold L. Cooper (b. 1891) on 1 Jan. 1915 in Milwaukee, WI (age 18). The couple then moved to Boston, Massachusetts.
Mother of two sons: James Fenimore, b. 14 Nov. 1915 and Robert Earl, b. 19 Aug. 1920. (Harold Cooper was away from his wife during his service in World War I).
In July 1934, after son James (he was called "Fen") graduated high school in June, the family moved to West Allis, Wisconsin.
The family (except Fen) was living in Merrill, Wisconsin in the April 1940 US Census along with her 64-year-old mother Emma Roloff. By the 1950's they were living in Milwaukee again for their later years of life.
Husband Harold died in April 1955. Linda Cooper died four years later in 1959 at age 62. She was survived by her sons James (Marion) and Robert (Helen) and by grandsons Peter, Richard and David. She was also survived by her mother Mrs. Emma White.
She had a younger sister named Leona, born in 1898, but she died as an infant.
She married Harold L. Cooper (b. 1891) on 1 Jan. 1915 in Milwaukee, WI (age 18). The couple then moved to Boston, Massachusetts.
Mother of two sons: James Fenimore, b. 14 Nov. 1915 and Robert Earl, b. 19 Aug. 1920. (Harold Cooper was away from his wife during his service in World War I).
In July 1934, after son James (he was called "Fen") graduated high school in June, the family moved to West Allis, Wisconsin.
The family (except Fen) was living in Merrill, Wisconsin in the April 1940 US Census along with her 64-year-old mother Emma Roloff. By the 1950's they were living in Milwaukee again for their later years of life.
Husband Harold died in April 1955. Linda Cooper died four years later in 1959 at age 62. She was survived by her sons James (Marion) and Robert (Helen) and by grandsons Peter, Richard and David. She was also survived by her mother Mrs. Emma White.
Daugther of Richmond (Richard) and Emma M Roloff. Her father died when Linda was 15 years old (1911).
She had a younger sister named Leona, born in 1898, but she died as an infant.
She married Harold L. Cooper (b. 1891) on 1 Jan. 1915 in Milwaukee, WI (age 18). The couple then moved to Boston, Massachusetts.
Mother of two sons: James Fenimore, b. 14 Nov. 1915 and Robert Earl, b. 19 Aug. 1920. (Harold Cooper was away from his wife during his service in World War I).
In July 1934, after son James (he was called "Fen") graduated high school in June, the family moved to West Allis, Wisconsin.
The family (except Fen) was living in Merrill, Wisconsin in the April 1940 US Census along with her 64-year-old mother Emma Roloff. By the 1950's they were living in Milwaukee again for their later years of life.
Husband Harold died in April 1955. Linda Cooper died four years later in 1959 at age 62. She was survived by her sons James (Marion) and Robert (Helen) and by grandsons Peter, Richard and David. She was also survived by her mother Mrs. Emma White.
She had a younger sister named Leona, born in 1898, but she died as an infant.
She married Harold L. Cooper (b. 1891) on 1 Jan. 1915 in Milwaukee, WI (age 18). The couple then moved to Boston, Massachusetts.
Mother of two sons: James Fenimore, b. 14 Nov. 1915 and Robert Earl, b. 19 Aug. 1920. (Harold Cooper was away from his wife during his service in World War I).
In July 1934, after son James (he was called "Fen") graduated high school in June, the family moved to West Allis, Wisconsin.
The family (except Fen) was living in Merrill, Wisconsin in the April 1940 US Census along with her 64-year-old mother Emma Roloff. By the 1950's they were living in Milwaukee again for their later years of life.
Husband Harold died in April 1955. Linda Cooper died four years later in 1959 at age 62. She was survived by her sons James (Marion) and Robert (Helen) and by grandsons Peter, Richard and David. She was also survived by her mother Mrs. Emma White.
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