Cooper, James Fenimore

James Fenimore Cooper
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Name	Cooper, James Fenimore Gender: M
born on	15 September 1789
Place	Burlington, USA, 40n04, 74w51
Timezone	LMT m74w52 (is local mean time)
Data source	Date w/o time Rodden Rating X Collector: Rodden
Astrology data	23°13' or

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James Fenimore Cooper

Biography

American historian and writer, an important novelist who specialized in sea romances and wilderness adventures. He was expelled from Yale as a rowdy youth and went to sea until 1811, at which time he retired and married. His first book was published in 1820, and his works included "The Spy," "The Leather-Stocking Tales" and "The Last of the Mohicans."

Cooper married Susan Augusta De Lancey in 1811 and he died on 14 September 1851, Cooperstown, NJ.

Annotation (mik): Cooper died at 13:30. Source:Arno Schmidt,"Der Triton mit dem Sonnenschirm"

(Arno Schmidt mentions him in a biographical story, he knew him well)

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Relationships

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Events

• Relationship : Marriage 1811 (Susan Augusta De Lancey)

• Work : Retired 1811 (From sea adventures)

• Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1820 (First book published)

• Death, Cause unspecified 14 September 1851 at 1:30 PM in Cooperstown (Age 62 (-1 day))
  chart Placidus Equal_H.

Source Notes

Steinbrecher quotes the Cooper Historical Society for the date, time unknown.

Penfield Collection spec 6:00 PM. Old-file has 3:00 AM.

Starkman rectified to 18.55.56 LMT Asc 15Ari52'

Categories

• Vocation : Travel : Adventurer (Went to sea)

• Vocation : Writers : Fiction (Sea romances and wilderness adventures)

• Notable : Book Collection : American Book