Cooper, William
Scope and Contents
-Indenture. William Cooper to Thomas Clark. 1764.
-Indenture between Thomas Clark and Christian Clark (husband and wife) of Gloucester County, New Jersey, and Thomas Mickle. £ 120 for one-third part of 116 acres of Tide Marsh in Greenwich County, New Jersey, originally surveyed to William Cooper. 1765.
-Letter of Attorney. John Estaugh makes William Rawle his true attorney, to act in the affairs of Samuel Bonham. Signed by William Cooper and Benjamin Rawle. Attested by John Kay of New Jersey, William Shaw of Delaware, and Clement Plumstead, Mayor of Philadelphia, with the seal of the city of Philadelphia, 1701 (1736).
-Release. James Cooper and wife, Edward Gibbs and 23 others to John Estaugh Hopkins, wife and 4 others. Release for a parcel of marsh near Rapapa Creek. This shows the grand-children of the first William Cooper to 1777.
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