She was the daughter of John L. Mothershead and Amanda Morris Mothershead.
On August 1, 1866 as Julia M. Mothershead, she married William R. Cooper at the District of Columbia.
The wedding was held early Wednesday morning, August 1, 1866 at six o'clock. The couple planned to travel to New York City to sail for Europe. Later in the day on Wednesday when the couple arrived on the train from the District of Columbia to Philadelphia, he was arrested.
Their marriage was annulled.
On October 8, 1868 as Julia M. Mothershead, she married David A. Burr at the District of Columbia.
They were the parents of three children.
On August 1, 1866 as Julia M. Mothershead, she married William R. Cooper at the District of Columbia.
The wedding was held early Wednesday morning, August 1, 1866 at six o'clock. The couple planned to travel to New York City to sail for Europe. Later in the day on Wednesday when the couple arrived on the train from the District of Columbia to Philadelphia, he was arrested.
Their marriage was annulled.
On October 8, 1868 as Julia M. Mothershead, she married David A. Burr at the District of Columbia.
They were the parents of three children.
She was the daughter of John L. Mothershead and Amanda Morris Mothershead.
On August 1, 1866 as Julia M. Mothershead, she married William R. Cooper at the District of Columbia.
The wedding was held early Wednesday morning, August 1, 1866 at six o'clock. The couple planned to travel to New York City to sail for Europe. Later in the day on Wednesday when the couple arrived on the train from the District of Columbia to Philadelphia, he was arrested.
Their marriage was annulled.
On October 8, 1868 as Julia M. Mothershead, she married David A. Burr at the District of Columbia.
They were the parents of three children.
On August 1, 1866 as Julia M. Mothershead, she married William R. Cooper at the District of Columbia.
The wedding was held early Wednesday morning, August 1, 1866 at six o'clock. The couple planned to travel to New York City to sail for Europe. Later in the day on Wednesday when the couple arrived on the train from the District of Columbia to Philadelphia, he was arrested.
Their marriage was annulled.
On October 8, 1868 as Julia M. Mothershead, she married David A. Burr at the District of Columbia.
They were the parents of three children.
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