He was baptised at the parish church of St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth:
Born 24 March, Bapt 24 March Edward Cooper, son of Samuel Lovick and Sarah Leman, formerly Rede. Private baptism [1]
Edward was a sickly child, and he received the attentions of the King's own surgeon - his uncle Astley Paston Cooper - as described by his grandmother Maria Cooper in a letter to Astley's wife on 27 June 1807:
I must write a few lines to thank my ever dear daughter for her last most affectionate letter, and to assure her of the great pleasure she has imparted to her sister Lovick by her and my Astley's delightful attentions to her suffering child, and the hopes with which he inspires her of restoration to health and cure; may these be perfected, and the dear child prove a real and permanent blessing![2]
Edward died at either the end of June or beginning of July, and was buried on 2 July 1807 in the graveyard of St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth:
Buried 2 July, Edward Cooper. Parents Samuel Lovick and Sarah Leman formerly Rede. [3]
↑ The Life of Sir Astley Cooper, Bart: Interspersed with Sketches from His Note-books of Distinguished Contemporary Characters, Volume 1
Bransby Blake Cooper 1843 page 17
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