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James Cooper

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Born in Sussex, Sussex, Virginia, United States

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Occurred On 1800 November 5

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Married Hannah Cornog

Joined Moses Daley Freight Train

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Marshall, J. Daniel, From Texas To Utah: The Pioneer Story of James and Hannah Cornog (Goaslind, Miller, Cooper), 1999

Moses Daley Freight Company journal, 1853 September

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Ended Between 1853 September 27 – 29

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Died in Great Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake, Utah Territory, United States

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Occurred On 1860 March 12