| Index Entry | Cooper, William, runaway from bail, singer |
| Location | Elizabethtown |
| Citation | NYGWPB.764.051 24 May 1764:12 (1116) Elizabeth-Town, New-jersey, March 10th,1764. Twenty dollars reward. Ran away from his bail one William Cooper, by trade a coach harness maker and trimmer, who some time ago advertised himself as such, in the New-York papers. . . [3 lines] is very apt to drink, and when drunk is much inclin'd to singing. . . [8 more lines, signed:] Josiah Winants, and Jonathan Hampton. All masters of vessels are forwarned from carrying him off, at their peril. |
| Generic Title | New York Gazette & Weekly Post Boy |
| Date | 1764.05.24 |
| Publisher | Holt, John |
| City, State | New York, NY |
| Year | 1764 |
| Bibliography | B0026826 |