Son of Joseph Wilkins & Mary Evarts Webb Cooch.
Husband of Eleanor Bedford Wilkins Cooch.
Father of Thomas Cooch and Edward W. Cooch.
He served as the 9th Lt. Governor of Delaware under Governor Richard Cann McMullen from January 19, 1937 to January 21, 1941.
He also authored many books including: History of Iron Hill, The Folks of Welsh Tract, Pencader Chief Chair of Presbyterianism, Lafayette at Christiana, Valentine Hollingsworth and Newark Monthly Meeting, Delaware Historic Events 1946, The Battle of Cooch's Bridge 1940, and History of Hiram Lodge no. 25, A.F.&A.M., of Newark, Delaware 1945
He also served as Grand Master of Masons in Delaware in 1923.
Husband of Eleanor Bedford Wilkins Cooch.
Father of Thomas Cooch and Edward W. Cooch.
He served as the 9th Lt. Governor of Delaware under Governor Richard Cann McMullen from January 19, 1937 to January 21, 1941.
He also authored many books including: History of Iron Hill, The Folks of Welsh Tract, Pencader Chief Chair of Presbyterianism, Lafayette at Christiana, Valentine Hollingsworth and Newark Monthly Meeting, Delaware Historic Events 1946, The Battle of Cooch's Bridge 1940, and History of Hiram Lodge no. 25, A.F.&A.M., of Newark, Delaware 1945
He also served as Grand Master of Masons in Delaware in 1923.
Son of Joseph Wilkins & Mary Evarts Webb Cooch.
Husband of Eleanor Bedford Wilkins Cooch.
Father of Thomas Cooch and Edward W. Cooch.
He served as the 9th Lt. Governor of Delaware under Governor Richard Cann McMullen from January 19, 1937 to January 21, 1941.
He also authored many books including: History of Iron Hill, The Folks of Welsh Tract, Pencader Chief Chair of Presbyterianism, Lafayette at Christiana, Valentine Hollingsworth and Newark Monthly Meeting, Delaware Historic Events 1946, The Battle of Cooch's Bridge 1940, and History of Hiram Lodge no. 25, A.F.&A.M., of Newark, Delaware 1945
He also served as Grand Master of Masons in Delaware in 1923.
Husband of Eleanor Bedford Wilkins Cooch.
Father of Thomas Cooch and Edward W. Cooch.
He served as the 9th Lt. Governor of Delaware under Governor Richard Cann McMullen from January 19, 1937 to January 21, 1941.
He also authored many books including: History of Iron Hill, The Folks of Welsh Tract, Pencader Chief Chair of Presbyterianism, Lafayette at Christiana, Valentine Hollingsworth and Newark Monthly Meeting, Delaware Historic Events 1946, The Battle of Cooch's Bridge 1940, and History of Hiram Lodge no. 25, A.F.&A.M., of Newark, Delaware 1945
He also served as Grand Master of Masons in Delaware in 1923.
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