William F. Cooper, of Rock River Ranch, while insane from the effects of a fall, murdered his wife with a pistol. [History of Tuolumne County, 1888].
She died at her home, the Rock River Ranch, next to Cooperstown in Stanislaus County. The C.H. Burden Undertaking Co. buried her in the Sonora City Cemetery on 29 Nov 1867 under burial permit #153 beside her dead mother.
She died at her home, the Rock River Ranch, next to Cooperstown in Stanislaus County. The C.H. Burden Undertaking Co. buried her in the Sonora City Cemetery on 29 Nov 1867 under burial permit #153 beside her dead mother.
William F. Cooper, of Rock River Ranch, while insane from the effects of a fall, murdered his wife with a pistol. [History of Tuolumne County, 1888].
She died at her home, the Rock River Ranch, next to Cooperstown in Stanislaus County. The C.H. Burden Undertaking Co. buried her in the Sonora City Cemetery on 29 Nov 1867 under burial permit #153 beside her dead mother.
She died at her home, the Rock River Ranch, next to Cooperstown in Stanislaus County. The C.H. Burden Undertaking Co. buried her in the Sonora City Cemetery on 29 Nov 1867 under burial permit #153 beside her dead mother.
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C.H. Burden Undertaking Co. permit # 153
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