Mrs. Joseph Cooper - Revision history

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	'''MRS. COOPER, 78, DIES SUDDENLY'''		'''MRS. COOPER, 78, DIES SUDDENLY'''

	Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[~~Paul Smiths\|~~Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St. Margaret's Nursing Home\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels]]..		Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St. Margaret's Nursing Home\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels]]..

	Her body will repose at the [[Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest B. Mounsey\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.		Her body will repose at the [[Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest B. Mounsey\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.

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	'''MRS. COOPER, 78, DIES SUDDENLY'''		'''MRS. COOPER, 78, DIES SUDDENLY'''

	Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St. Margaret's Nursing Home\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[~~Gabriels\|~~Gabriels]].		Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St. Margaret's Nursing Home\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels]]..

	Her body will repose at the [[Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest B. Mounsey\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.		Her body will repose at the [[Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest B. Mounsey\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.

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	Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St. Margaret's Nursing Home\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels\|Gabriels]].		Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St. Margaret's Nursing Home\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels\|Gabriels]].

	Her body will repose at the [[~~Fortune Funeral Home\|~~Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest B. Mounsey\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.		Her body will repose at the [[Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest B. Mounsey\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.

	Mrs. Cooper was born on June 6, 1877 in West Orange, N. J., a daughter of Gedion and Kate B. Lee. She attended private school at East Orange. N J., and studied for a year in Paris. On Sept. 10, 1910 she was married to Joseph M. Cooper at Mt. Vernon.		Mrs. Cooper was born on June 6, 1877 in West Orange, N. J., a daughter of Gedion and Kate B. Lee. She attended private school at East Orange. N J., and studied for a year in Paris. On Sept. 10, 1910 she was married to Joseph M. Cooper at Mt. Vernon.

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	'''MRS. COOPER, 78, DIES SUDDENLY'''		'''MRS. COOPER, 78, DIES SUDDENLY'''

	Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul~~%20Smiths~~\|Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St.~~%20Margaret~~'s~~%20Nursing%20Home~~\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels\|Gabriels]].		Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St. Margaret's Nursing Home\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels\|Gabriels]].

	Her body will repose at the [[Fortune~~%20Funeral%20Home~~\|Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest~~%20B~~.~~%20Mounsey~~\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St.~~%20John~~'s~~%20in%20the%20Wilderness%20cemetery~~\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.		Her body will repose at the [[Fortune Funeral Home\|Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest B. Mounsey\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.

	Mrs. Cooper was born on June 6, 1877 in West Orange, N. J., a daughter of Gedion and Kate B. Lee. She attended private school at East Orange. N J., and studied for a year in Paris. On Sept. 10, 1910 she was married to Joseph M. Cooper at Mt. Vernon.		Mrs. Cooper was born on June 6, 1877 in West Orange, N. J., a daughter of Gedion and Kate B. Lee. She attended private school at East Orange. N J., and studied for a year in Paris. On Sept. 10, 1910 she was married to Joseph M. Cooper at Mt. Vernon.

	The couple had resided at Paul Smiths permanently since 1932 but had spent their summers in this area since 1926. Mrs. Cooper's father was one of the first permanent campers in the Adirondacks, having a camp on [[Osgood~~%20Lake~~\|Osgood Lake]]. He was also one of the first permanent campers at Paul Smiths. Mrs. Cooper's great grandfather was mayor of New York City in 1922. [remainder illegible]		The couple had resided at Paul Smiths permanently since 1932 but had spent their summers in this area since 1926. Mrs. Cooper's father was one of the first permanent campers in the Adirondacks, having a camp on [[Osgood Lake\|Osgood Lake]]. He was also one of the first permanent campers at Paul Smiths. Mrs. Cooper's great grandfather was mayor of New York City in 1922. [remainder illegible]

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	'''Born:''' ~~<span>~~June 6, 1877		'''Born:''' June 6, 1877

	'''Died:''' March 31, 1956		'''Died:''' March 31, 1956

	'''Married:''' ~~<span>~~Joseph M. Cooper		'''Married:''' Joseph M. Cooper

	'''Children:'''		'''Children:'''
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	~~<span>~~''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', April 2, 1956		''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', April 2, 1956

	'''~~<span>~~MRS. COOPER, 78, DIES SUDDENLY'''		'''MRS. COOPER, 78, DIES SUDDENLY'''

	~~<span>~~Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul%20Smiths\|Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St.%20Margaret's%20Nursing%20Home\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels\|Gabriels]].		Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul%20Smiths\|Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St.%20Margaret's%20Nursing%20Home\|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels\|Gabriels]].

	~~<span>~~Her body will repose at the [[Fortune%20Funeral%20Home\|Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest%20B.%20Mounsey\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St.%20John's%20in%20the%20Wilderness%20cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.		Her body will repose at the [[Fortune%20Funeral%20Home\|Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest%20B.%20Mounsey\|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St.%20John's%20in%20the%20Wilderness%20cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.

	~~<span>~~Mrs. Cooper was born on June 6, 1877 in West Orange, N. J., a daughter of Gedion and Kate B. Lee. She attended private school at East Orange. N J., and studied for a year in Paris. On Sept. 10, 1910 she was married to Joseph M. Cooper at Mt. Vernon.		Mrs. Cooper was born on June 6, 1877 in West Orange, N. J., a daughter of Gedion and Kate B. Lee. She attended private school at East Orange. N J., and studied for a year in Paris. On Sept. 10, 1910 she was married to Joseph M. Cooper at Mt. Vernon.

	~~<span>~~The couple had resided at Paul Smiths permanently since 1932 but had spent their summers in this area since 1926.~~<span>~~ Mrs. Cooper's father was one of the first permanent campers in the Adirondacks, having a camp on [[Osgood%20Lake\|Osgood Lake]].~~<span>~~ He was also one of the first permanent campers at Paul Smiths.~~<span>~~ Mrs. Cooper's great grandfather was mayor of New York City in 1922. [remainder illegible]		The couple had resided at Paul Smiths permanently since 1932 but had spent their summers in this area since 1926. Mrs. Cooper's father was one of the first permanent campers in the Adirondacks, having a camp on [[Osgood%20Lake\|Osgood Lake]]. He was also one of the first permanent campers at Paul Smiths. Mrs. Cooper's great grandfather was mayor of New York City in 1922. [remainder illegible]

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	The mayor of New York City in 1922 was John Francis Hylan. See Wikipedia.		The mayor of New York City in 1922 was John Francis Hylan. See Wikipedia.

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'''Born:''' June 6, 1877

'''Died:''' March 31, 1956

'''Married:''' Joseph M. Cooper

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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', April 2, 1956

'''MRS. COOPER, 78, DIES SUDDENLY'''

Mrs. Joseph Cooper, of [[Paul%20Smiths|Paul Smiths]], suffered a heart attack and died suddenly Saturday afternoon while visiting her husband, who is confined to [[St.%20Margaret's%20Nursing%20Home|St. Margaret's Nursing Home]], [[Gabriels|Gabriels]].

Her body will repose at the [[Fortune%20Funeral%20Home|Fortune Funeral Home]] where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Rev. [[Ernest%20B.%20Mounsey|Ernest B. Mounsey]] officiating. Burial will be in [[St.%20John's%20in%20the%20Wilderness%20cemetery|St. John's in the Wilderness cemetery]] Paul Smith's.

Mrs. Cooper was born on June 6, 1877 in West Orange, N. J., a daughter of Gedion and Kate B. Lee. She attended private school at East Orange. N J., and studied for a year in Paris. On Sept. 10, 1910 she was married to Joseph M. Cooper at Mt. Vernon.

The couple had resided at Paul Smiths permanently since 1932 but had spent their summers in this area since 1926. Mrs. Cooper's father was one of the first permanent campers in the Adirondacks, having a camp on [[Osgood%20Lake|Osgood Lake]]. He was also one of the first permanent campers at Paul Smiths. Mrs. Cooper's great grandfather was mayor of New York City in 1922. [remainder illegible]

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The mayor of New York City in 1922 was John Francis Hylan. See Wikipedia.



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