29 Nov 1906
Wayne County Outlook
Mrs. Nancy Cooper, aged 68,
wife of Louis Cooper died at her
home on Beaver creek Monday
morning, she had been an invalid
for the past several years, and
had been very low for the past
four weeks. Deceased was a
daughter o f the late Absalom
Miller, at the age of seventeen
she joined the Baptist church and
has always been a faithful and
obedient member, in early life
she was married to Louis Cooper
a son of the Rev. William Cooper,
from which union five sons were
born all of whom are still living,
she is survived by her husband,
five sons, Messrs. Pierce, Miller,
Jay, Clem and Fount, and by her
three brothers, Messrs. Amp, Fox
and Marion Miller. Her remains
were laid to rest in the Elk Spring
Valley Cemetery of this city
Tuesday morning.
Wayne County Outlook
Mrs. Nancy Cooper, aged 68,
wife of Louis Cooper died at her
home on Beaver creek Monday
morning, she had been an invalid
for the past several years, and
had been very low for the past
four weeks. Deceased was a
daughter o f the late Absalom
Miller, at the age of seventeen
she joined the Baptist church and
has always been a faithful and
obedient member, in early life
she was married to Louis Cooper
a son of the Rev. William Cooper,
from which union five sons were
born all of whom are still living,
she is survived by her husband,
five sons, Messrs. Pierce, Miller,
Jay, Clem and Fount, and by her
three brothers, Messrs. Amp, Fox
and Marion Miller. Her remains
were laid to rest in the Elk Spring
Valley Cemetery of this city
Tuesday morning.
29 Nov 1906
Wayne County Outlook
Mrs. Nancy Cooper, aged 68,
wife of Louis Cooper died at her
home on Beaver creek Monday
morning, she had been an invalid
for the past several years, and
had been very low for the past
four weeks. Deceased was a
daughter o f the late Absalom
Miller, at the age of seventeen
she joined the Baptist church and
has always been a faithful and
obedient member, in early life
she was married to Louis Cooper
a son of the Rev. William Cooper,
from which union five sons were
born all of whom are still living,
she is survived by her husband,
five sons, Messrs. Pierce, Miller,
Jay, Clem and Fount, and by her
three brothers, Messrs. Amp, Fox
and Marion Miller. Her remains
were laid to rest in the Elk Spring
Valley Cemetery of this city
Tuesday morning.
Wayne County Outlook
Mrs. Nancy Cooper, aged 68,
wife of Louis Cooper died at her
home on Beaver creek Monday
morning, she had been an invalid
for the past several years, and
had been very low for the past
four weeks. Deceased was a
daughter o f the late Absalom
Miller, at the age of seventeen
she joined the Baptist church and
has always been a faithful and
obedient member, in early life
she was married to Louis Cooper
a son of the Rev. William Cooper,
from which union five sons were
born all of whom are still living,
she is survived by her husband,
five sons, Messrs. Pierce, Miller,
Jay, Clem and Fount, and by her
three brothers, Messrs. Amp, Fox
and Marion Miller. Her remains
were laid to rest in the Elk Spring
Valley Cemetery of this city
Tuesday morning.
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