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     Rex Cooper was born on 31 May 1906.
     Rex Cooper married Eileen Halahan, daughter of Dr John Halahan and Edith Emily Bristowe, on 30 May 1930.

     Rose Cooper was born circa 1888 at Little Finborough, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Cooper and Sarah (?).

     Sarah Cooper was born circa 1883 at Little Finborough, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Cooper and Sarah (?).

     
     Susanna Cooper married Isaac Grimwood, son of Isaac Grimwood and Mary Unknown (Grimwood), on 7 August 1804 at Buxhall, Suffolk.

     Geoffrey Cootee was the son of Roy Cootee and Nellie Margaret Dempster.

     George Cootee was the son of Roy Cootee and Nellie Margaret Dempster.

     Kevin Cootee was the son of Roy Cootee and Nellie Margaret Dempster.

     
     Roy Cootee married Nellie Margaret Dempster, daughter of William Henry Anderson? Dempster and Stella Camellia Sutherland.

     Mary Cope was born circa 1741?.
     Mary Cope married Joseph Popplewell (of Nottingham) on 12 October 1772 at St Mary, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.
     Mary died before 27 September 1816 at Kennel Hill, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. She was buried on 27 September 1816 at Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.

     Jean Copeland was born circa 1851.
     Jean MacCullogh married Jeremiah Halahan, son of Patrick Halahan, in December 1879 at St Anne's Church of Ireland, Belfast, Antrim, Ireland. He was a sergeant in the North Down Rifles.

     Elizabeth Copelin was born before 1765.
     Elizabeth Copelin married Mark Noble, son of Thomas Noble and Mary Duffield, on 12 February 1781 at Bressingham, Suffolk. They were both single and made their marks. They had 7 children at Bressingham and 2 at Roydon in Norfolk.      
Elizabeth Copelin claimed settlement at Hopton on 1 April 1781 at Bressingham, Suffolk. The Bradeston parish records described him as a wheelwright.
     Elizabeth died in 1796.

     
     Percy Copley married Rita Hunichen, daughter of John Henry Hunichen and Isabella Sinclair Allan, circa 1920.

     Louisa Copperwheat was born circa 1790 at Islington, Middlesex. I born in 1790 as according to the 1f851 census, her mother was only 11 at her birth! There are 11 Copperwheats living in Middlesex in 1841, 8 in St Mary Islington East. She was the daughter of William Copperwheat and Martha Copperwheat?
     Louisa Copperwheat married Col Henry Francis Denty, son of Captain James Denty and Lydia Shirtley, on 8 September 1816 at St Thomas, Southwark, Surrey.
     Louisa Copperwheat was on the passenger list, dated 13 November 1816, arriving at India. Bond # 911 13 Nov 1816 Mrs Louisa Denty, Passenger Presidency Fort St George - Bond dated 21 Nov 1816 Amount Of Security £200 Sureties John Innes, Broad Street, Merchant. Samuel Brasier, Broad Street, Merchant.
     Louisa Copperwheat travelled to London in July 1828 per the "Robarts". Mrs Major Denty was a passenger from India.
     Louisa Copperwheat lived at India. She spent most of her life in India and had two daughters who married men of position.
     Louisa Copperwheat and Col Henry Francis Denty appeared on the 1841 census at Parke, St Leonard, Devon. Henry F Denty, 55, Independent, Louisa 45, Louisa Frances 19, Mary Ann M, 9, plus two female servants. Mary Ann M was the only one of the family born in the county. Louisa was widowed on 11 January 1848 at Dt Thomas RD, Devon, England, on the death of her husband Col Henry Francis Denty. Louisa Copperwheat was listed in a directory dated 1850 as Denty, Mrs Col 6 Higher Mt Radford, Exeter, Devon.
     Louisa Copperwheat was mentioned in the will of Martha Gambell dated 3 May 1850.
     In the 1851 census Louisa Copperwheat was living in the household of her son-in-law Rev Henry Murray at 3? South Parade, Chelsea, Middlesex.
     Louisa died on 10 September 1853 at Colney Hatch, Friern Barnet, Middlesex. Her family claimed her age as 55, but she was shown as 61 in the 1851 census. She was buried on 17 September 1853 at Friern Barnet.

     William Copperwheat was christened on 3 November 1768? At Ampthill, Bedfordshire. There is no proof of this proposed link.
     William Copperwheat married Martha Copperwheat? on 13 July 1798. This Bedford marriage of Martha Litchfield is only a guess and unlikely. She 'should' be an widowed Evans.

     Martha Copperwheat? was born circa March 1779 at Bedford, Bedfordshire. Her birth name is a problem, she married her second? husband George Trull as Martha Copperwheat, spinster, yet her daughter married as Louisa Copperwheat. In their wills, both her 3rd husband and she mention her children William Evans & Louisa Denty (who married as Copperwheat); she may have been the Martha baptised 10 Jan 1779 at Little Berkhampstead, Herts, daughter of Robert Copperwhate & Martha, but she stated Bedford as her birthplace in the 1851 census aged 72.
     Martha Copperwheat? married William Evans. Martha Copperwheat? witnessed (possibly) the wedding of Sarah Copperwheat and James Vignali. She signed as Martha Copperwheat along with Thos Hawkins. Sarah was married with the consent of parents on 3 October 1797 at St Bartholomew The Great, London.
     Martha Copperwheat? married William Copperwheat on 13 July 1798. This Bedford marriage of Martha Litchfield is only a guess and unlikely. She 'should' be an widowed Evans.
     Martha Copperwheat? lived at the Lambe Eating House, Bearbinders Lane, London, St Mary Woolnoth & Woolchurch, from 1806 to 1807. Bearbinders Lane (runs into Mansion House), St Mary Woolnoth & Woolchurch (also close to St Swithins & St Stephens, Walbrook).
     Martha Copperwheat married George Trull, son of William Trull and Ann Milford, on 18 January 1806 at St Thomas, Southwark, Surrey. George Trull of this parish, bachelor & Martha Copperwheat of this parish, spinster, by banns. Both signed the register and the witnesses were Wm Trull, Nathl Harris & Susanna Harris. Martha was widowed before 20 September 1807 at the Lambe Eating House, Bearbinders Lane, London, on the death of her husband George Trull. Administration of the estate of George Trull was granted to Martha Trull, on 4 October 1808 at the Prerogative Court of Canterbury George Trull, London. Admon to Martha Trull 4 April Oct 1808, £2000.
     Martha Trull married Matthew Gambell on 24 August 1824 at St George, Bloomsbury, London. She was 25 according to the American family history but this is more likely to be the marriage to George Trull. Mr Matthew Gambell of London, was an elderly widower with a grown family, However he only mentions cousins in his will along with Martha's children.
     In Matthew Gambell's will dated 30 August 1824 at London, Martha Copperwheat? was named as heir; The will of Matthew Gambell of Craven Buildings, Hoxton? in the parish of St Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex, collector being of sound mind and in good health ... I give ... to my dear wife Martha Gambell my freehold estate and situate and being formerly no. 3, no. 2 and no. 5 ... Place in the parish of ... Bethnal Green, Middlesex for her own use I devise and bequeath unto my dear wife Martha Gambell ... estate and situated being formerly Collyers? Row? but now ...bury Road in the parish of St Matthew Bethnal Green, being no. 11, no. 12 & no. 14 for her own sold and separate use and ... in case she marry again and at .. give unto my daughter in law Mary Ann Trull the ... no. 14 ... now in the occupation ... in case she should marry ... without her husband int... with the said freehold property and at her death to her heirs for ever. I will give ... unto my son in law Geo Trull the two houses no. 11 and no. 12 Stepney Road Hackney Road at the ... of his ... and at his death to his heirs for ever. I will give ... unto my daughter in law Mary Ann Trull my freehold estate and situated no. 101 High St, Shoreditch in the occupation of ... Barber for her own sole and separate use .... I give ... unto Wm Evans my son in law fifty? pounds at the .... of his mother? in survive ... I give ... unto Louisa Denty my daughter in law fifty pounds at the death? of her mother in ... I give unto my two cousins Elizabeth & Deborah Hershaw?? five pounds each and a mourning ring each in case they should survive me I give unto ... of Hoxton Town ... five pounds and a mourning ring in case he should survive me I give unto Richard Palmer of Princes? Street, currier five pounds and a mourning ring in case he should survive me ... .... and a .. I will give and desire and bequeath unto my dear wife Martha Gambell both real and personal property and effects belong to me whatsoever and wheresoever druing her natural life and at her decease my dear daughter in law Mary Ann Trull and appoint my dear wife Martha Gambell and Mary Ann Trull my daughter in aw ly two executrix of this my last will and testament ... signed 20 day of August 1824, Matthew Gambell in the presence of John Phillips, 46 Gloucester St. Deborah Garrett, Gloucester St, Sarah Phillips, Gloucester St.
This is a codicil ... to my last will and testament bearing date 30 August 1824 I further will and bequeath to my dear wife Martha Gambell the freehold house and premises situated no. 17 North ... Street, ... Road in the parish of Islington now in the occupation Mr George Atkinson for her own use and benefit ... 29 January 1829, Matt: Gambell. Signed in the presence of Edmd Homersham, North Place, Kingsland Road, Harriett How... servant to M Gambell, the ...
Street being struck? out before signature? Martha Gambell and Mary Ann Trull was an executor of Matthew Gambell's estate on 2 May 1829 at PCC.
     Martha Gambell and William Benjamin Hooper appeared on the 1841 census at Manchester Terrace, Islington. Martha Gamble, 60, independent, not born in county; Wm Hooper 30, blue manufacturer, yes; Mary Ann Hooper, 30, yes; William, 6, yes; George 4, yes; Mary Ann 11 months, yes; with two female servants'
A Charles Copperwheat aged 42 with his family resided at Britannia Row, Islington in 1841.
     Martha Gambell made a will dated 3 May 1850 at Islington, London. I Martha Gambell of 2 Albion Villas Liverpool Rd, Islington Middlesex, widow do hereby revoke every will, codicil and testamentary disposition which I have heretofore made and declare this only be my last will and testament I direct that all my just debts and funeral and testamentary charges and expenses shall in the first place be paid by and out of the sum of £200 deposited with and now due and owing to me from my son in law Mr William Benjamin Hooper in whose house I now reside and subject to the payment thereof I direct that there shall also be paid out the said sum of £200 or the residue thereof after answering the purpose aforesaid the two legacies of £50 each bequeathed by the will of my late husband Matthew Gambell (of whose will I am an executor) to my son and daughter William Evans and Louisa Denty therein respectively named and I bequeath all the residue of my estate and effects of whatsoever nature or being unto my dear daughter Mary Ann Hooper wife of the said William Benjamin Hooper for own use and benefit absolutely and I appoint her my said daughter sole executrix. Dated 3 May 1850.
     Martha Gambell was living as a parent in the household of Mary Ann Trull in the 1851 census at 2 Albion Villas, Liverpool Rd, Islington, London.
     Martha Copperwheat? and George Trull lived at 106 West Biddle Street, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, 1854.
     Martha died on 28 March 1856 at 2 Albion Villas, Liverpool Rd, Islington, London, England. She was buried at Highgate, London. Her headstone reads: Sacred to the memory of Martha Gambell, died 28 March 1856, aged 77. Henceforth be every tear suppress, and let us weep for joy that she is blest. From grief to bliss, from death to heaven removed, her memory honoured as her life beloved.
     Her will was proved on 21 May 1856 at PCC. Proved at London by her daughter Mary Ann Hooper. Her effects were valued at less than £300.
     The following refers to the Copperwheats of Ampthill, no proven connection at this stage: Abstract of Title to land late of W.Stonbridge deceased purchased by William Beech
(I) Copy admission at Ampthill Manor court of 4 May 1751 of Daniel Wright and Isaac Coote:
- presenting surrender out of court on 26 Apr 1744 of Charles Copperwheat of Ampthill, maltster to use of his will;
- death of Charles Copperwheat on 11 Dec 1750 seized of messuage in Mill Street or Sluts End, Ampthill, formerly one tenement, now divided into three;
- will of Charles Copperwheat of 1 Mar 1748 charging certain real estate with an annuity of 12 to his wife Judith and devising his properties in Mill Street, Ampthill, in occupation of James King to Daniel Wright and Isaac Coote in trust to receive rents during his wife's life, after her death to be devised to his brother John Copperwheat of Toddington
(II) Surrender out of court on 31 Dec 1765 by John Copperwheat of Toddington, labourer, John Copperwheat, Charles Copperwheat, Ann Copperwheat, spinster and Thomas Litchfield and Martha his wife (nee Copperwheat) to use of Daniel Wright of Ampthill, innholder of two cottages with barns, stables, outhouses etc. in Ampthill in occupation of William Jones and Robert Manfield.

      Elizabeth Coppin was also known as Copping in some records. She was born in 1750 at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
     Elizabeth Coppin and John or Thomas Cocksedge obtained a marriage licence on 29 December 1772 at Bury St Edmunds, SFK.
     Elizabeth Coppin married John or Thomas Cocksedge, son of Abraham Cocksedge and Bridget Cocksedge, on 31 December 1772 at St Mary, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. They were both single of this parish, but which Thomas? An Elizabeth Coppin married Thomas Cocksedge 31 Dec 1774 at Norton in the IGI.

     
     Christiana Corbet married William Dunbar, son of Patrick Dunbar 4th Earl of Dunbar and Ada of Scotland.

     
     Mary Lisippe Lennox Corbett married Fleming Henry Handy, son of Samuel Handy and Anna Townsend, before 1 April 1893 at Civil marriage, Wirral, Birkenhead RD, Cheshire.

     Elizabeth Corbold was born circa 1778 at Cotton, Suffolk.
     Elizabeth Corbold married Richard Cocksedge say 1804.
     Elizabeth Corbold and Richard Cocksedge appeared on the 1841 census at Cotton. Richard Cocksedge, 60 ag lab; with Eliza 60, both born in the county.
     Elizabeth Corbold and Richard Cocksedge appeared on the 1851 census at Cotton, Suffolk. Richard Cocksedge, head, 73, pauper, born Bacton; with his wife Eliza 73, born at Cotton and son David 39 married, ag. lab., born at Cotton and his wife Susan 34, born at Wickham.
     Elizabeth died before 11 April 1851 at Cotton, Suffolk. She was buried on 11 April 1851 at St Andrew, Cotton.

     Mary Louisa Corder was born circa 1817 at Hadleigh, Ipswich.
     Mary Louisa Corder and William Freeman Squirrell's marriage was registered in the quarter ending December 1842 at Cosford RD, Suffolk.
     Mary Louisa Corder and William Freeman Squirrell appeared on the 1851 census at Bildeston. William F Squirell, 39, wine merchant, born Bildeston, his wife Mary L, 33, born Hadleigh, daughters Susan 16 & Emily, 14, Frederick Thos, 7, John Corder 5, Alexander 3, Earnest, 7 months, all born Bildeston.
     Mary Louisa Corder and William Freeman Squirrell appeared on the 1861 census at Kings Wood, Bildeston, Suffolk. William F Squirrell, 50, innkeeper, born Bildestone, his wife Mary L, 43, born Hadleigh, and sons John C 15, and Earnest 10, both born at Bildeston.
     Mary's death was registered in the quarter ending in March 1879 at Cosford RD Suffolk.

     
     John died in 1997.

     Leslie Martin Corneille was known as Les. He was born on 10 August 1934 at Victoria. He was the son of Wilfred Leslie Corneille and Vera Ruby.
     Les was physically disabled by polio in his youth.
     Leslie Martin Corneille lived at 25 Oulton Street, Fawkner, Victoria.
     Leslie died of leukemia on 16 April 2000 at Melbourne, Victoria, aged 65.

      Wilfred Leslie Corneille was also known as William Leslie Wilfred in some records. He was born in 1897 at Hawthorn, Victoria. He is probably the William Leslie Wilfred Corneil, born to Cornelius & Edith in Hawthorn.
     Wilfred Leslie Corneille married Vera Ruby, daughter of George Evans Ruby and Emily Alice Bland, in 1924 at Victoria.
     Wilfred Leslie Corneille and Vera Ruby were registered at Cherrilong, Victoria, on the electoral roll dated 1931.
     Wilfred died on 30 July 1978 at VIC.

     William Cornfew was born at Bucclesly.
     William Cornfew married Anne Arundell, daughter of John Arundell and Gertrude Dennis.

     
     Henry de Cornhill married Alice de Curci, daughter of William de Curci III and Gundreda de Warenne, before 1193.
     Henry died in 1193.

     Joan Cornhill was born before 1193 at England. She was the daughter of Henry de Cornhill and Alice de Curci.
     Joan Cornhill married Hugh de Nevill before 1200.
     Joan died before 1234.

     
     Andrew Cornish married Sarah Reeby, daughter of Nicholas Wakeham Reeby and Mary Lane, on 26 June 1811 at Holbeton, Devon.

     Ann Cornish was born circa 1839 at Rougham, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Cornish and Harriet Bullett. Ann, James, Harriett, Charles, Frederick, Eliza and Ellen were listed as the children of John Cornish in the 1851 census at Rougham.

     Charles Cornish was born circa 1847 at Rougham, Suffolk. He was the son of John Cornish and Harriet Bullett. Ann, James, Harriett, Charles, Frederick, Eliza and Ellen were listed as the children of John Cornish in the 1851 census at Rougham.

     Eliza Cornish was born circa 1849 at Rougham, Suffolk. She was the daughter of John Cornish and Harriet Bullett. Ann, James, Harriett, Charles, Frederick, Eliza and Ellen were listed as the children of John Cornish in the 1851 census at Rougham.