Biographical Sketch of Isaac M. Cooper, Johnson County, Missouri
Jefferson Township
>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

ISAAC M. COOPER,

postoffice Knobnoster, is one of the worthy citizens of the township.
He was born January 17, 1848, in Johnson county, Missouri.  His father,
Albert J.  Cooper, is among the oldest pioneers now living.  He was born
in Christian county, Kentucky, January 30, 1808, and came here in the
fall of 1832, when twenty-four years of age, with his father, David
Cooper.  Isaac's mother's maiden name was Eliza J. McDonald, and was
born November 25, 1820.  Young Issac's first teacher was Joe Goodin.  He
was married to Miss Louisa Douglas, December 24, 1871.  The fruits of
this union are two children now living: Pemberton and Allen Wright.  He
has a pleasant home in section 4, township 44, range 24, containing 148
2/3 acres of choice farming land.  In politics he is a democrat, and
votes the regular ticket.  In religion he is a faithful and consistent
member of the Windsor Christian church. At home, in the family circle,
is a dutiful husband, liberal in his views, and kind and sociable to his
friends.

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