. Passato e presente di Montgomery County, Illinois . e aumentato. HEls conosciuto come un uomo di severità e unfalteringIntegrity, possedendo molte caratteristiche sterling che ha ereditato dalla sua ascendenza di NewEngland - un popolo che è stato notato per la loro integrità e a-erinineworth. GIUDICE GEORGE R. COOPLB. Il giudice George R. Cooper, un membro della ditta di Lane & Cooper, probabilmente il linn di oldestlaw dell'Illinois meridionale, ha raggiunto una posizione distinta in relazione alla hisprofessione. Nacque a Greencastle, in-diana, il 25 luglio 1855. Suo padre.Giacobbe II Cooper, era un nativo

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. Past and present of Montgomery County, Illinois . e increased. Heis known as a man of strict and unfalteringintegrity, possessing many sterling character-istics which he inherited from his NewEngland ancestry—a people who have everbeen noted for their integrity and a-erinineworth. JUDGE GEORGE R. COOPLb. Judge George R. Cooper, a member of thefirm of Lane & Cooper, probably the oldestlaw linn of southern Illinois, has attained toa distinguished position in connection with hisprofession. He was born in Greencastle, In-diana, on the 25th of July, 1855. His father.Jacob II. Cooper, was a native of Maysville, Kentucky, and was of Scotch-Irish descent.lie was a mechanic who learned and followedthe carpenters trade and throughout his busi-ness career commanded the respect and con-liileiiee of his fellow men. He removed fromKentucky to Indiana and became one of the in-fluential and leading citizens of the neighbor-hood. A man well informed, he kept in touchwith all ideas of modern progress and im-provement and was the champion of every. JUDGE GEORGE R. COOPEE OF TH€-y 0c !LL!No!5 PAST AND PEESBNT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTS 27 measure that tended to promote the welfare ofhis community. Although reared in a southernstate lie was an ardent abolitionist and was amost consistent member of the Methodistchurch. He died in November, L877, at theage iif sixty-one years. His wife, who bore themaiden name of Eliza Robinson, was also anative of Kentucky and with her parents re-moved to Indiana, her father becoming one ofthe pioneer fanners of that stale. Earlier gen-erations of the family resided in Virginia. Herfather was also a Methodist in religious faithand in his political views was a Republican.In 1858 Jacob R. Cooper removed with hisfamily to Illinois, settling near Coffeen. Untohim and his wife were born six children: Sa-rah M. became the wife of James M. Moore.who served his country as a soldier in the Civilwar and died in 1S7S; Mary A. became thewife of Dayton T. Miller and a

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