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TREVOR AND MINNIE COOPER PADDLING IN THE RIVER

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c. 1930

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B/W Print. Trevor Cooper as a small boy, in dark bathers with a striped top is standing in the shallows beside his mother, Minnie Cooper, who is wearing a short-sleeved summer dress and a patterned hat.

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Minnie Cooper (nee Osborne) was born 15 January, 1890. From Northam. She married George Bertram (Bert) Cooper 12 December, 1908. Minnie had children: Max, Len, Geoff and Trevor Cooper. Minnie died 28 March 1953, aged 62.

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