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Mary Cripps was born BET. OCT 1738 - JAN 1738/39 in Seal, Kent, England. She died 1 OCT 1822 in Scudders Farm, Fawkham, Kent, England. She was the daughter of Thomas Cripps (?-1758) and Sarah Kemble. Her sibling was Sarah Cripps.
Mary Cripps's husband was Thomas Cooper (<1734/35-1785). They were married 30 NOV 1769 in St Peters Parish Church, Fenpond Road, Ightham. They had six known children named Thomas Cooper (1771-<1852), Mary Cooper (1773-?), Jeffrey Cooper (<1775-1848), Sarah Cooper (1778-?), William Cooper (1779-1859), and John Cooper (<1781-<1868).
She was baptized 7 JAN 1738/39 in Seal, Kent, England.
She was buried OCT 1822 in St. Mary's Church of England Cemetery, Fawkham, Kent, England.
Her occupation was . The dates were AFT 1769. The place was Farmer, housewife, mother.
Mary's father Thomas Cripps died 1758 in Fawke Kent.
Will of Mary Cooper.
This is the last will and tesament of me Mary Cooper of Fawkham in the C
ounty of Kent, Widow first and most rincipally surrender my poor and imm
ortal Soul unto the Hands of Almighty God my Ceator and my body I submi
t to this earth to be correct buried at the discretion of of my executor
s herein after named and as for such worldy estate as it liath pleased G
od to bless me with I give and dispose theror as follows that is to sa
y first I order and direct thall such just debts as I shall owe at thi
s time of my demise my funeral expenses, the Charges of proving this m
y Will and all other incidental expenses shall be paid and satisfied b
y my Executors with all speed after my demise. Also I give and bequeat
h unto Thomas Cooper of Fawkham in the County of Kent, Labourer onehund
red pounds also I give and bequeath unto Mary the wife of Samuel Smith o
f Fawkham aforesaid labourer one hundred pounds, I also give and bqueat
h unto Jeffrey Cooper of Hne in the said County onehundred pounds. I als
o give unto Joyn Cooper of Fawkham in this said County farmer one hundre
d pounds to be paid to them in the following amounts. First fifty pound
s to each of the above four to be paid at the end of twelve months and o
ne day and the other fifty pounds to be paid to them at the expiraton o
f two whole years and two days after my demise. I also give and bequeat
h unto Sarah the wife of John ? of Tooley Street, Borough Southward, Whi
tsmith on shilling to be paidimmediatelyafter my demise. I also give an
d bequeath all the rest or residut and remainder of my monies, securitie
s for money Goods and Chattels Stock on the farm, Household goods, plate
, linen, china and Effects of what nature kind or quality soever and whe
rever subject to the payment of my debts and legacies I do hereby giv
e unto my son William Cooper who now livews with me forever and I so her
eby make... and appoint my two sons William Cooper and John Cooper of Fa
wkham aforesaid farmers sole Executors of this my Will and lastly I do m
ake void and revoke all former and other Wills made by me at anytime h
eretofore made, this only to be my last Will and Testament by hereof th
e said Mary Cooper the Testator have to this my last Will and Testament.
.. in one list of paper and to this set my hand and affix my Seal thi
s twentyfourth day of February and in the year of our lord onethousand e
ight hundred and nine. Signed Mary Sooper.. signed sealed and also publi
shed by the said Mary Cooper the Testator as and for her last Will and T
estament in the presence of us who in her presence and at he request an
d in the presence of each otherr have subscribed our names as witnesse
s hereto. William Norris, William Martin and Mary Killick.
Proved London 4th April 1823 before the Worshipful John.,.. Doctor of La
w and Surrogate by the Oaths of William Cooper and John Cooper the son
s and Executors to whom Admon was granted being first sworn duly.