Wife of Thomas Cooper
Note that this entry is based on NEHGR, Vol 159 page 45 (January 2005) which refutes the material published in "A Genealogical History of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America" by Amos B Carpenter.
The NEHGR article states that "almost certainly" the stone inscribed M C D Y A G 65 1700 belongs to Margaret (Kingsbury) Cooper.
Note that this entry is based on NEHGR, Vol 159 page 45 (January 2005) which refutes the material published in "A Genealogical History of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America" by Amos B Carpenter.
The NEHGR article states that "almost certainly" the stone inscribed M C D Y A G 65 1700 belongs to Margaret (Kingsbury) Cooper.
Wife of Thomas Cooper
Note that this entry is based on NEHGR, Vol 159 page 45 (January 2005) which refutes the material published in "A Genealogical History of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America" by Amos B Carpenter.
The NEHGR article states that "almost certainly" the stone inscribed M C D Y A G 65 1700 belongs to Margaret (Kingsbury) Cooper.
Note that this entry is based on NEHGR, Vol 159 page 45 (January 2005) which refutes the material published in "A Genealogical History of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America" by Amos B Carpenter.
The NEHGR article states that "almost certainly" the stone inscribed M C D Y A G 65 1700 belongs to Margaret (Kingsbury) Cooper.
Inscription
M.C. D Y
AG 65
1700
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