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Emma is living in Church Street, Bingham with her parents, younger brother and 4 servants.
Emma and her younger sisters Margaret and Clara were staying with their older cousins Georgina, Julia and Ellen Long. They lived at 4 Bond Street, Clerkenwell, Middlesex and had 2 servants.
Emma was back in Church Street with her parents, 7 of her younger siblings, various other relations and 4 servants.
Emma was living with her parents, 5 of her siblings and 1 month old son as well as a visitor and 3 servants at 83 South Hill Park, Hampstead.
Emma and Henry were boarders with the Brearey family at 32 Gery Street, Bedford.
Emma was living with her widowed mother and sister along with 2 servants at 23 Woodbury Park Road, Tonbridge, Kent.
Emma and her sister were lodging along with another married couple with the James family at Leon House, Caroline Place, Hastings. Although the census states that the house has 11 rooms, there appear to be no live-in servants.
Henry Weatherley Frank Cooper
was born in Hampstead on 9th February 1881 to Thomas Henry and Emma Eliza Cooper, who were living at 83 South Hill Park, Hampstead. In 1891 he was with his mother boarding at 32 Gery Steet, St Cuthbert, Bedford. By 1901, Henry was now a graduate at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge and was staying with his two uncles Francis and Arthur Cooper in Perry Grove, West Dean in the Forest of Dean. Henry graduated from Cambridge in 1902 and then studied for 2 years at Dijon University. He became an Assistant Master at Boxgrove School in Guildford, before moving to Yorkshire where he was a schoolmaster at Sedburgh School. In the 1911 census Henry, along with 4 other schoolmasters and 3 domestics were living at the Hostel in Sedburgh. Henry fought in the First World War and was a 2nd Lieutenant in the 7th Batallion of the Royal Fusiliers. He died of wounds, aged 36, on the 29th April 1917 sustained whilst in action in France.

Henry Weatherly Frank Cooper is buried in Duisans British Cemetery, Etrun in France. III. H. 34. France SOON,SOON TO FAITHFUL WARRIORS COMES THE REST ALLELUIA He left an estate of £2,311 4s 10d. to Randolph Marriott Smyth, Civil Servant.