Theresa COOPER ^{2 3}

   Another name for Theresa was Alte.

  General Notes:

Theresa and Archie ran a department store in Madison, S. Dakota, where William Saul Bloom's son Joe worked during the Depression. There is a family story about Joe's encounter with bandits in the wilds of South Dakota. One can imagine the incongruity of a recent graduate of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science riding around on his bicycle in an area that had only become a state in 1889. Theresa and Archie left for Phoenix upon the death of their son in 1944 on Leyte Island in the Philippines.

  Research Notes:

Theresa's immigration records have her as 10 months old in September of 1894. ⁵

  Noted events in her life were:

• Residence, Jul-Aug 1894, London. ⁵

• Embarkation, Aug 29, 1894, Liverpool, England. ⁵ "Alte" sailed on the SS Indiana.

• Immigration, Sep 11, 1894, Philadelphia. ^{1 5}

• Residence, Sep 1894, Pleasant St., Hartford, Conn. ⁵

• Naturalization. ¹

• Residence, Apr 29, 1910, 137 Albany Ave., Hartford, Conn. ⁶

• Residence, Jan 29, 1920, Third Street, Ramona, S Dak. ³

• Employment, Jan 29, 1920, Madison, S Dak. ³ Theresa was a clerk in the general store

• Residence, Apr 2, 1930, 203 1/2 N. Egan Ave., Madison, South Dak. ¹

• Business, Apr 2, 1930, Madison, S Dak. ¹ Theresa was Archie's assistant in his department store.

Theresa married Archie MARSH in 1911.¹ (Archie MARSH was born on Mar 1, 1891 in Kopil, Russian Empire ^{3 7 8} and died in Oct 1965 in Phoenix, Ariz ⁷.)