Russell was a twin, 1st. born..(SEE:.his brother Ralph Elmer Cooper.
The twins were born four hours apart.Weight was around two pounds or so each. Russell had very blonde/White hair and Ralph's was brown in color. The twins were not identical.
The boy's father delivered them.
Barrington, Illinois, living in the BIG RED HOUSE.
The house is no longer standing.
Uncle Russell did not live with his mother (Anne M. Cooper), brothers and sisters, when they came to Chicago to live. He lived with a doctor and his wife (Dr. Derman spelling ?)in Logan Blvd.area. Grandma Anne had all of the children to care for...the father (Norman Henry) came up missing never to be found by them.
Wife:Dorothy(Jacobson)Cooper 1912 + 2007
Children: none to this marriage
Mother: Anna Martha (Howe) (1.)Norman Henry Cooper (2.)Joseph Hofer
Father: Norman (Henry) Cooper
Uncle Russell was Past Master of Hamilton Park Lodge A.F. & A.M. 1948. A member of The Ben Franklin Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 962
For Russell's siblings: SEE: Vernon H. Cooper for list in F.A.G.
The twins were born four hours apart.Weight was around two pounds or so each. Russell had very blonde/White hair and Ralph's was brown in color. The twins were not identical.
The boy's father delivered them.
Barrington, Illinois, living in the BIG RED HOUSE.
The house is no longer standing.
Uncle Russell did not live with his mother (Anne M. Cooper), brothers and sisters, when they came to Chicago to live. He lived with a doctor and his wife (Dr. Derman spelling ?)in Logan Blvd.area. Grandma Anne had all of the children to care for...the father (Norman Henry) came up missing never to be found by them.
Wife:Dorothy(Jacobson)Cooper 1912 + 2007
Children: none to this marriage
Mother: Anna Martha (Howe) (1.)Norman Henry Cooper (2.)Joseph Hofer
Father: Norman (Henry) Cooper
Uncle Russell was Past Master of Hamilton Park Lodge A.F. & A.M. 1948. A member of The Ben Franklin Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 962
For Russell's siblings: SEE: Vernon H. Cooper for list in F.A.G.
Russell was a twin, 1st. born..(SEE:.his brother Ralph Elmer Cooper.
The twins were born four hours apart.Weight was around two pounds or so each. Russell had very blonde/White hair and Ralph's was brown in color. The twins were not identical.
The boy's father delivered them.
Barrington, Illinois, living in the BIG RED HOUSE.
The house is no longer standing.
Uncle Russell did not live with his mother (Anne M. Cooper), brothers and sisters, when they came to Chicago to live. He lived with a doctor and his wife (Dr. Derman spelling ?)in Logan Blvd.area. Grandma Anne had all of the children to care for...the father (Norman Henry) came up missing never to be found by them.
Wife:Dorothy(Jacobson)Cooper 1912 + 2007
Children: none to this marriage
Mother: Anna Martha (Howe) (1.)Norman Henry Cooper (2.)Joseph Hofer
Father: Norman (Henry) Cooper
Uncle Russell was Past Master of Hamilton Park Lodge A.F. & A.M. 1948. A member of The Ben Franklin Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 962
For Russell's siblings: SEE: Vernon H. Cooper for list in F.A.G.
The twins were born four hours apart.Weight was around two pounds or so each. Russell had very blonde/White hair and Ralph's was brown in color. The twins were not identical.
The boy's father delivered them.
Barrington, Illinois, living in the BIG RED HOUSE.
The house is no longer standing.
Uncle Russell did not live with his mother (Anne M. Cooper), brothers and sisters, when they came to Chicago to live. He lived with a doctor and his wife (Dr. Derman spelling ?)in Logan Blvd.area. Grandma Anne had all of the children to care for...the father (Norman Henry) came up missing never to be found by them.
Wife:Dorothy(Jacobson)Cooper 1912 + 2007
Children: none to this marriage
Mother: Anna Martha (Howe) (1.)Norman Henry Cooper (2.)Joseph Hofer
Father: Norman (Henry) Cooper
Uncle Russell was Past Master of Hamilton Park Lodge A.F. & A.M. 1948. A member of The Ben Franklin Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 962
For Russell's siblings: SEE: Vernon H. Cooper for list in F.A.G.
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