Isles Cooper (abt. 1684 - 1763)

Born about 1684 in York, Virginia

Ancestors

Husband of Elizabeth Robinson (Unknown) Cooper — married 1714 in Currituck Co., NC

Husband of Susannah (Sanders) Cooper — married 1717 in St Peters, New Kent, Virginia

Husband of Sarah (Wilson) Cooper — married 1725 in Currituck County, North Carolina

Descendants

Died 25 Aug 1763 at about age 79 in Currituck, Currituck, North Carolina

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Biography

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Name

Name: Isles /COOPER/

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Birth

Birth:

Date: 1696

Place: York, Virginia, United States

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Residence

Residence:

Date: 1755

Place: Currituck County, NC

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Residence:

Date: 1755

Place: Currituck County, NC

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Note: Last Will and Testament Isles Cooper

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Note: post1770map1b Parts of Currituck and Camden Counties, abt 1770, Brunt, Cooper

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Note: Cooper of North Carolina

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Note: Will Of Isles Cooper 1762

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• Isles Cooper was born before 1695 when he is named as plaintiff with his father and guardian Samuel Cooper in a York Co. VA writ asking for the partition of property by the defendants Thomas Edmunds and his wife Katherine (Dorman, John, "York Co. VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, etc, 1694-7", p.291). The lawsuit was the result of his grandfather, Thomas Iles, allegedly dying intestate (which is not true) with the heirs of his body being two daughters Katherine Edmunds and Elizabeth Cooper, deceased. This suit also shows that Isles Cooper was the only surviving male offspring of Elizabeth Iles Cooper.

• The next record of Isles Cooper is on 15 Nov. 1714 seeking a bounty at a session of the York Co. quarter courts. "Iles Cooper preferred a claim to this Court for takeing up a runaway servant man named John Rogers belonging to John Adkins of Williamsburg upon the said Coopers producing a certificate shewing that he apprehended the sd runaway more than ten miles from his masters dwelling + he hving made oath that he never received any satisfaction thereof, It is ordered to be certified to the assembly for allowance" (York Co. D.O.W. Book 10 p.291).

• Isles was married first to Elizabeth Calthorpe before 1716 in York Co. She was married first to John Freeman and had issue. She was married second to James Calthorpe (d.1711), son of Christopher. The will of James Calthorp is dated 19 Dec. 1711, proved 21 Jan. 171/12, items: bequeaths all to wife Elizabeth and names her executrix (York Co.D.O.W. Book 14 p.127). The Calthorpes were a noble and prolific family from county Norfolk, England, Capt. Christopher Calthorpe came to York Co., VA in 1622. His son, James, made a will dated 10 Oct. 1688, proved 26 May1690, naming sons James, Charles, Elestrange, and Christopher, daughters Barbary and Elizabeth ("York Co. D. O.W. Book 8 pp. 427-9). On 18 Mar. 1717 Elistrange Calthorp petitions the court to become guardian of the orphans of James Calthorp dec'd., Ruth and Limelick (York Co. O.W. Book 15 p. 93). The court approved this and Isles Cooper was removed as guardian on 15 Jul. 1717 (York Co. O.W. Book 15 pp. 150-1).A deed dated 16 Feb 1715/6 Saml. Cooper, Isles Cooper, & Eliz. his wife of Charles Parish, York Co sell to Wm Sheldon 225 ac. formerly in possession of Tho: Isles who died leaving 2 dau Katherine & Elizabeth, said Eliz. leaving Isles heir apparent at law. Land bounded by Cheesman's Creek and Black or Back Cr., land of Daulton Rogers & John Read. Signed: Saml. Coper, Isles Cooper and Elizabeth (with her mark). Recorded 19 Nov 1716. Release made 17 Feb 1715/6 for 50 Li. sterling, witnesses: Tho. Edmunds, Tho. Roberts, Richd Slater, John Chessman (York Co. VA, "Deeds & Bonds, vol.2", p.137 {transcribed by Charles W. Sturgeon}).

• He married Susannah Sanders at St. Peter's parish, New Kent Co.VA in 1717. She is likely the Susannah Sanders, daughter of William Sanders christened on 24 Feb. 1702 (Colonial Dames,"Parish Register of St.Peter, New Kent Co., VA", 1904, p.36). What went wrong with this union after about three years is a mystery, but Isles abandoned her. Samuel Cooper disowned his son, Isles, in his 1719 will with the bequest of one shilling (op.cit. supra). A petition to the General Assembly by Susannah gives her account of the matter. During the Colonial period county courts could acknowledge a separation, but only the commonwealth by an act of legislature could grant a divorce.

• September 1744, 18 George IIChapter XLI

I. An act, to enable Susannah Cooper, to sell and dispose of her personal estate, by deed or will, notwithstanding her husband Isles Cooper, shall happen to be living; and for other purposes therein mentioned. Whereas Susannah Cooper, of the county of New Kent, late Susannah Sanders, sometime in the year of our Lord, 1717, intermarried with one Isles Cooper; and at the time of such marriage, was possessed of a personal estate. II. And whereas the said Isles Cooper, at the time of such marriage, was a person of no fortune or circumstance, and in less than three years after the said marriage, left the said Susannah, and went to parts unknown to her, having first spent and consumed great part of the estate brought him by the said Susannah and also contracted several debts; for satisfaction whereof his creditors after his departure seised and took in execution the small remainder left by him of the said estate: Whereby the said Susannah was reduced to the utmost misery and distress, and was obliged, for some time, to depend upon the charity and assistance of her friends and relations for support: And the said Isles Cooper, some small time after his departure, married to another wife, who in a little time died; and soon after married again to a third wife, by who he had several children, some of which are now living. III And whereas the said Susannah hath made humble suit, by petition, to this present General Assembly, setting forth the matters aforesaid; and that she hath received no letter from the said Isles Cooper for these twenty odd years past: and also since her husband's departure, she hath by her industry been enabled to purchase a few slaves and hath also acquired a small personal estate, though not sufficient to support her in the decline of life, so comfortably as she might be supported if she was at liberty to dispose of any part of such estate..... And moreover being desirous to make provision for a son she hath by the said Isles Cooper, and to leave him the small estate that she hath... she cannot do, by law, in case her husband should happen to be living, without an act of Assembly to enable her so to do: .... (Henings, William Waller. "The Statutues at Large , A Collection of the Laws of VA", Richmond, 1819, vol.5, pp. 294-6)

• The next two wives of Isles Cooper are a mystery. He married the third about 1720 and she died soon after without issue.

The fourth marriage may have been in Norfolk Co.Isles' daughter, Elizabeh, was born in 1728 and son, John, by 1730. Isles Cooper was named in a deed on 20 March 1728/29, Isles Cooper bought 37 acres of land from Jno. Miller and his wife Mary (Norfolk Co. Deed Book G, pg 119).Then on 17 June 1732 he sold 37 acres to William Hopper. Neither deed/Indenture gives a name of a wife of Isles Cooper. Isles appears in the 1730 and 1731 Norfolk Co. tithables rolls living with Solomon Vestry near Great Bridge, in 1732 Isles is listed alone, in 1733 he is not listed, and in 1734 and 1735 he is listed with John Taylor. In all of these entries he was living on the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River between Sugg's Mill and Great Bridge. Also living nearby were Wiliam Cooper and his six sons (Wingo, Bruce & Elizabeth "Norfolk Co. VA Tithables Lists 1730-1750", passim). William Cooper (will prob. 1732), a planter and mill owner, was likely a cousin or kinsman of Isles and it is probably William's sons that appear in 1700s records in Currituck and Pasquotank Counties NC. A William Cooper patented by assignment 142 acres in Lower Norfolk Co. in 1678 and a Robert Cooper 200 acres in 1682, these are probably the ancestors of the Coopers of Norfolk (Nugent v.?, pp.?)..

• No record of Isles Cooper appears in Currituck before the county's tithable list of 1751 when he, John Cooper, and Joseph Cooper all appear with one tithable. In 1752 Joseph and Isles appear, and in 1755 John, Joseph, and Isles (2 titthables). However, county tax records are missing between 1721 and 1751. The 1716 tithable list shows Joseph Cooper (2) and the 1750 county militia roll shows Joseph Cooper and John Cooper as common soldiers. No one with the surname Cooper appears in Currituck deeds during the 1700s and the only will, administration, or guardianship is that of Isles Cooper. A will for Joseph Cooper was filed in neighboring Pasquotank Co. in 1754, also Benjamin Cooper 1784 and Samuel Cooper in 1799.

9 June 1751, Isles Cooper, of County of Currituck, NC deeded to son, John Cooper, of County of New Kent for 12 pounds current money all slaves, stock, etc., in the possession of Susannah, wife of Isles, and belonging to the plantation in her occupation at New Kent County Court House. (Information from Linda Noble) The destruction of New Kent Co. public records by arson in 1787 make it impossible to trace the chain of title of said plantation. The will of James Simmons of Currituck, dated 15 Aug. 1753, proved March Court of 1755 shows that he married a daughter of Isles Cooper, name unknown, who was dead by the date of his will which says; "...my desire is that if my well beloved Sone (Isles Simmons) die without lawful issue then such thing or things creature or creatures mentioned in a Bill of Sale past by Isles Cooper to me for ----------, cattle & other things should be equilly dedvided between William Ferebee's children & John Cooper's child Sam. Cooper... ... likewise my desire is that my well beloved Sone Isles Simmons continue ye cear & potection of Will. Ferebee to be brought up & delt with as afore mentioned as he ye --- Ferebee shall think proper persuant to ye afore mentione will & whom I likewise constitute make & ordain my whole and sole exetr." (USGenWeb, Currituck NC, wills, will of James Simmons) Issue of Isles Cooper

• Isles Cooper married:spouse #1. Elizabeth Calthorpe, m. ca. 1715 at York Co., VA (no issue)

• spouse #2. Susannah Sanders, m. 1717 at New Kent Co., VA, issue, one child, Arthur Cooper, b. ca. 1719 m. Martha Dabney, d. ca. 1780s Franklin Co. VA. Issue: A- Isles b. ca. 1757, m. Sarah Monk ca. 1784, d. 4 Dec.1843, B- Dabney b. 22 Nov. 1758, C- Sterling b. 20 Jun. 1760, D- several daughters (source, Timothy Biddleman, gedcom, 2003).

"William Browne married first, Mary Cooper, daughter of Arthur Cooper, the son of Isles and Susanna Cooper. He married second, ___. By first marriage he had four sons, 1-John E., 2- William, Chancellor of Williamsburg district m. Sally dau. of Dr. John M. Galt, 3-Dabney, professor in William and Mary College, m. Susan dau. of Col. John Travis, 4- Otway" ("Brownes of James City County", "William and Mary College Quarterly", vol. 6, pp. 119-20).

• spouse #3. -name unknown-, m. ca. 1720, she soon died without issue ? (this is based on statement made by Susannah Sanders Cooper in her divorce bill).

• spouse #4. Elizabeth (?), m. ca.1722 - 1725, issue:

I. (female) (b. ca. 1727, d. bef. 15 Aug.1753) m. James Simmons of Currituck (will proved Mar. 1755) issue; Isles Simmons (b. ca. 1750, d. aft. 1821) sergeant in the Revolution from NC. He and wife Mariam deeded land on 10 Dec. 1821 at Norfolk VA (Norfolk Co. D.B. 50, p.3). II. Elizabeth (b. 3 Oct. 1728 -d. 29 Dec.1794), m. William Ferebee of Currituck in 1745. III. John Cooper, (b. ca. 1729 - d. 1794 Halifax Co. NC) issue by wife (name unknown): 1- Samuel, 2- John, 3- Isles, (b. ca. 1767 - d. ca.1813 Halifax), 4- James, 5- Thomas, 6- Mary Ward, 7- Sarah Glasgow, 8- Elizabeth Heath, 9- Dolly Gray, 10- Sophia, 11- Frankey (source, will of John Cooper) spouse #5. Sarah Wilson widow, m. ca. 1757 at Currituck Co., NC (no issue by Cooper)

• Last Will and Testament of Isles Cooper date: July 11, 1762; proved: Aug. 25, 1763

Currituck Co. Will Book 1, p. 19 This last will & testament having been then and there proven in due form the execution thereof duly qualified was ordered to be registered which accordingly follows in these words To wit___ In the Name of God Amen I Isles Cooper of Currituck County Planter and in the Province of North Carolina being in good health and of sound and perfect memory thanks be to the almighty God for all and more calling to mind thanking life and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, and as for my worldly goods whereupon it has pleased almighty God to bless one with ??? below in this manner as follows_____ Imprimis I give and bequeath to my son John Cooper one young cow to the value of twenty shillings proclamation money and that to be his full proportional part of my estate to him and his heirs forever____ Now I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Ferebee one young cow to the value of twenty shillings proclamation money to be her full proportional part of my estate to her and her heirs forever____ Now I give to my granddaughter Ann Ferebee one young cow called Danniel and her hefer and all their increase to her and her heirs forever___ Now I give to William Brochttson (sp?) one feather bed and furniture and one cow called Cherry and her increase to him and his heirs forever___ Now I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife Sarah Cooper all the remaining part of my moveable estate both within and without doors to her or her heirs forever____ Now I constitute and ordain my dearly beloved wife Sarah Cooper my executrix and my son in law William Ferebee and my son John Cooper executors and these be my only and sole executrix and executors of this my last will and testament and to whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this the eleventh day of July in the year of our Lord Christ One Thousand Seventeen Hundred and Sixty Two ___________ Signed Sealed and Declared Published and Recorded by him Isles Cooper to be his Last Will and Testament. In Presence of us the Subscribers. Isles (his Assignment) Cooper and a Seal Test. Rich. Stanley Lemuel Halstead Lydia (her mark) Halstead Recorded and examined this 25th Day of August 1763 (signature unreadable) [Date of Transcription: 1997 JWC Location of Transcription: Lottsburg, VA Notes: The above transcription was copied verbatim from the original to the best of my abilities. Paragraphs were inserted by me - James William Curlin] (thanks to N.C. GenWeb, Currituck Co. web site)

• From Ancestry.com member, KimCurlinWettroth, Will of Isles Cooper:

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Summary: Will of Isles Cooper of Currituck County, NC, written 11 Jul 1762, witnessed by Richard Stanley, Lemuel Holstead and Lydia Holstead. In this he names wife Sarah [nee ?] Cooper as Executrix and son John Cooper with son-in-law William Ferebee as Executors. He gives a cow each to son John Cooper, daughter Elizabeth Cooper Ferebee and granddaughter Ann Ferebee. He gives furnishings and a cow to William Brochttson. The remainder of his estate is to go to his wife Sarah Cooper. Will is recorded 25 Aug 1763 indicating that Isles Cooper must have died between 11 Jul 1762 and 25 Aug 1763. CURRITUCK COUNTY, NC WILL BOOK 1, PG. 19 11 Jul 1762 / Rec. 25 Aug 1763 WILL – Isles COOPER This last Will & Testament having been then and there Proved in due form the Execution thereof duly qualified was ordered to be registered which accordingly follows in these words To wit----- In the Name of God amen----- I Isles Cooper of Currituck County Planter and in the Province of North Carolina Being in good helth [sic] and of Sound & Perfect memory Thanks be to almighty god for it and now Calling to mind Thanking life and Knowing That it is appointed for all men once to Die, & as for my worldly goods whereupon it has Pleased allmighty [sic] god to bless me with I Doe [sic] Bestow In This manner as Follows----- Imprimis I give & Bequeath to my son John Cooper one young Cow to The Value of Twenty Shillings Proclamation Money and That to be his full Proportional Part of my Estate to him and his heirs for Ever---- Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Elizabeth [Cooper] Ferebee one young Cow to the Value of Twenty Shillings Proclamation Money and That to be her full Proportional Part of my Estate to her and her heirs for ever----- Item I give to my Grandaughter Ann Ferebee one young Cow Called Danniel and her heffer [sic] and all their Increase to her & her heirs for Ever----- Item I give to William Brochttson? one Feather Bed & Furniture & one young Cow called Cherry & her Increase to him & his hei...

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N268Lived 73 years. Moved to Currictuck, NC in the 1730s and became a prominent local planter.

http://www2.arkansas.net/~bcooper2k/Family%20Tree's.htm DNA Project Samuel Cooper April 14, 1647-1717 VA - m. Elizabeth Isles

Son of Samuel: Isles Cooper (about) 1684 VA - 1763 NC

m. 1st Elizabeth Calthrope - no issue

m. 2nd Susanna Sanders - possible issue Arthur Cooper

m. 3rd Unknown - issue John Cooper 1730 - 1794

m. 4th Sarah Wilson - Widow no Issue.

Isles Cooper married first in 1717 at St.Peter's in New Kent Co. Va. to Susan Saunders (parish register). He was married second to Elizabeth, date and place unknown. He was married third to Sarah Wilson, widow of Thomas Wilson, in about 1757 in Currituck. There was no issue by this union (Ferebee.1937:sec3).

Do not know which of Isles' wives was the mother of his children.

Isles Cooper?July 11, 1762 - Aug. 25, 1763 ?Currituck Co. Will Book 1, p. 19

This last will & testament having been then and there proven in due form the execution thereof duly qualified was ordered to be registered which accordingly follows in these words To wit-----??In the Name of God Amen??I Isles COOPER of Currituck County Planter and in the Province of North Carolina being in good health and of sound and perfect memory thanks be to the almighty God for all and more calling to mind thanking life and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, and as for my worldly goods whereupon it has pleased almighty God to bless me with ??? below in this manner as follows-----??Imprimis I give and bequeath to my son John COOPER one young cow to the value oftwenty shillings proclamation money and that to be his full proportional part of my estate to him and his heirs forever-----??Now I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth FEREBEE one young cow to the value of twenty shillings proclamation money to be her full proportional part of my estate to her and her heirs forever-----??Now I give to my granddaughter Ann FEREBEE one young cow called Danniel and her hefer and all their increase to her and her heirs forever-----??Now I give to William BROCHTTSON (sp?) one feather bed and furniture and one cow called Cherry and her increase to him and his heirs forever-----??Now I give and bequeath to my dearly beloved wife Sarah COOPER all the remaining part of my moveable estate both within and without doors to her or her heirs forever-----??Now I constitute and ordain my dearly beloved wife Sarah COOPER my executrix and my son in law William FEREBEE and my son JohnCOOPER executors and these be my only and sole executrix and executors of this my last will and testament and to whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this the eleventh day of July in the year of our Lord ChristOne Thousand Seventeen Hundred and Sixty Two-----??Signed Sealed and Declared Published and Recorded by him Isles COOPER to be his Last Will and Testament. In Presence of us the Subscribers.?ÊÊÊ /s/ Isles [his Assignment]COOPERÊÊÊÊ Seal

Test. Rich. STANLEY?ÊÊÊ Lemuel HALSTEAD?ÊÊÊ Lydia [her mark] HALSTEAD??Recorded and examined this 25th Day of August 1763?(signature unreadable) ??[Date of Transcription: 1997 JWC?Location of Transcription: Lottsburg, VA?Notes: The above transcription was copied verbatim from the original to the best of my abilities. Paragraphs were inserted by me - James William Curlin] http://www.ncgenweb.us/currituck/wills/cooperisles1762.html

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Title: Currituck County [North Carolina] Eighteenth Century Tax & Militia Records

Author: Ancestry.com

Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006.Original data - Bennett, William Doub. Currituck County [North Carolina] Eighteenth Century Tax & Militia Records. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994.Original dat

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Title: Abstracts of Wills and Other Records, Currituck and Dare Counties, North Carolina (1663-1850)

Author: Ancestry.com

Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.Original data - Jones, Gordon C. Abstracts of Wills and Other Records, Currituck and Dare Counties, North Carolina (1663-1850). Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1977.O

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Title: North Carolina Census, 1790-1890

Author: Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.

Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999.Original data - Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census substitutes.Orig

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• Source: SR241 Title: Cooper DNA Project Abbreviation: Cooper DNA Proj Author: Coopers on WorldFamilies.net Publication: http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/cooper/pedigrees Reference: 16 MAY 2012 21:37:11 Type: Creation Date Data Changed: Date: 16 MAY 2012 Time: 21:38:37

Acknowledgments

Thank you to Kitty Smith for contributions to this profile.