Mary Jane MILLER Born May 14, 1834 Columbia, Franklin Co, Ohio. Death Feb 22, 1871 Oxford, Franklin, Idaho.
Mary Born to Samuel MILLER (1798/1803) Green, Ohio, Death June 01, 1838 Lyon, Clinton Co, Iowa. & Margaretta SCOTT Born March 25, 1809 Oberlin, Lorain Co, Ohio Death Sept. 25, 1878. Crawford, Iowa.

Mary Married Vinson Jones Cooper (16533070) Sept 25, 1852 Echo Canyon, Summit, Utah
9 Children:
Timothy COOPER birth: 1854 Jun 21 Grantsville, Tooele, Utah death: 1931 Nov 21

William Wyley COOPER birth: 1859 Dec 29 Richmond, Cache, Utah death: 1934 Sep 4

Frances Marion COOPER Female birth: 1864 Jul 4 Richmond, Cache, Utah death: 1939 Nov 18

Vinson Dimmick COOPER birth: 1858 Jan 29 Richmond, Cache, Utah
death: 1894 Jan 5

Samuel Miller COOPER birth: 1868 Nov 27 Oxford, Franklin, Idaho
death: 1944 May 30

Margaretta Mary (Magie) COOPER birth: 1870 Dec 14 Oxford, Franklin, Idaho
death: 1960 Jun 30 Blackfoot, Bingham, Idaho burial: 1960 Jul 2 Arimo, Bannock, Idaho

Agrippa COOPER Male birth: 1855 Sep 25 Calls Ford, Tooele, Utah
death: 1931 Jan 31 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah burial: 1931 Feb 2 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah

Martha Ann COOPER birth: 1866 Dec 22 Oxford, Bannock, Idaho
death: 1950 Jan 29 Lava Hot Springs, Bannock, Id burial: Hagerman, Gooding, Idaho

Mary Elzira COOPER birth: 1862 May 12 Richmond, Cache, Utah
death: 1935 Jan Ogden, Weber, Utah burial: 1935 Jan Plains City, Weber, Utah
∼Mary Jane was the first wife of Vinson Jones Wrotten Cooper.She is buried in the old cemetery, a short distance North East of the town of Oxford. This was the original cemetery for Oxford. When They moved the cemetery a short distance South of Oxford they moved many of the people that had been buried in the old cemetery. Mary Janes grave was not moved.∼Mary Jane Cooper was the first wife of Vinson Jones Wroten Cooper. She was buried in the original Oxford city cemetery. This cemetery was located on the North east side of Oxford. It was later moved to the site of the current cemetery located a short distance to the south of the town. Many of those buried in the old cemetery were moved to the current cemetery. Mary was not moved. Her headstone in the old cemetery