Amanda Elizabeth Cooper was born in Coopersburg, which was founded by her great-uncle Peter Cooper on land originally owned by her great-grandfather Daniel Cooper. Her father was a businessman and local official. Amanda attended a boarding school, and her granddaughter remembered her as "an aristocratic woman."
Amanda married Edwin Henry Burkhalter in 1867. They had three sons, and moved to Montgomery County, Missouri in 1875. Amanda's husband was several times mayor of Wellsville, where Amanda spent the final decades of her life.
Amanda married Edwin Henry Burkhalter in 1867. They had three sons, and moved to Montgomery County, Missouri in 1875. Amanda's husband was several times mayor of Wellsville, where Amanda spent the final decades of her life.
Amanda Elizabeth Cooper was born in Coopersburg, which was founded by her great-uncle Peter Cooper on land originally owned by her great-grandfather Daniel Cooper. Her father was a businessman and local official. Amanda attended a boarding school, and her granddaughter remembered her as "an aristocratic woman."
Amanda married Edwin Henry Burkhalter in 1867. They had three sons, and moved to Montgomery County, Missouri in 1875. Amanda's husband was several times mayor of Wellsville, where Amanda spent the final decades of her life.
Amanda married Edwin Henry Burkhalter in 1867. They had three sons, and moved to Montgomery County, Missouri in 1875. Amanda's husband was several times mayor of Wellsville, where Amanda spent the final decades of her life.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
See more Burkhalter or Cooper memorials in:
- Wellsville Cemetery Burkhalter or Cooper
- Wellsville Burkhalter or Cooper
- Montgomery County Burkhalter or Cooper
- Missouri Burkhalter or Cooper
- USA Burkhalter or Cooper
- Find a Grave Burkhalter or Cooper
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
