Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...Federal government offered to Honorable James Cooper, of Frederick, the ranking of a brigadier-general on condition that he should assume... (Frederick, Maryland, United States - 1925)

 

Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...priests, Revs. Roger Rigbie and John Cooper, found their way into Virginia, where both died in 1646, leaving the Catholics... (Maryland, United States - 1646)

 

Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...illustration of the race between Peter Cooper's Tom Thumb" locomotive and a horse-drawn coach. The picture shows horse and locomotive... (Maryland, United States - 1925)

 

Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...President, Wm. H. D'C. Wright, Hugh A. Cooper, Dr. A. C. Robinson, Geo. Wm. Bro AAm, Vice Presidents, Henry M.... (Maryland, United States - 1925)

 

Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...many curves. It remained for Peter American Cooper, Avho OAvned at this time extensive iron works at Locomotive (jaiiton, near... (Mount Clare, Clare, Ireland - 1925)

 

Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...Locomotive in America, Built by Peter Cooper 748... (America, Maryland, United States - 1925)

 

Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...bystanders, steam Avas first raised. Mr. Cooper himself opened the throttle and admitted the steam into the cylinder and, Avith... (Maryland, United States - 1925)

 

Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...Cooper, Peter, 749.... (Maryland, United States - 1925)

 

Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...Cooper, Rev. John, 178.... (Maryland, United States - 1925)

 

Tercentenary history of Maryland, Vol. 1
...Cooper, Hugh A., 783.... (Maryland, United States - 1925)