Eliza Caroline Kopper

Eliza Caroline Kopper was born in 1837 in Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland.¹ She was the daughter of John Matthias Kopper and Maria Carige.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper married Gershom Arnold Seixas in 1858.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper died in 1919 in New York City, New York.¹ She and Gershom Arnold Seixas were buried in Seixas Family Plot, Trinity Church Cemetary, Westerly Division, Manhattan, New York.¹
Eliza Caroline Kopper immigraterd with John Matthias Kopper and Maria Carige on 6 November 1848 to New York City, New York; From Scotland on the MT Stuart Elphinstone.² Eliza Caroline Kopper became the mother of Caroline Seixas in 1860.¹ Eliza Caroline's father John Matthias Kopper died on 24 May 1860 in Manhattan, New York City, New York.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper became the mother of Harriet Arnold Seixas about 1862.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper became the mother of Isabel Chalmers Seixas about 1863.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper became the mother of Salina Brandon Seixas in 1865.¹ Eliza Caroline's mother Maria Carige died on 10 August 1865 New York.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper became the mother of Gershom Arnold Seixas about 1867.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper became the mother of Frederick Lee Seixas about 1868.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper became the mother of Theodore Griswold Seixas about 1869.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper became the mother of Helen Seixas in 1878.¹ Eliza Caroline's daughter was married at wedding of Harriet Arnold Seixas and Frederick Driscoll on 20 September 1882 in New York City, New York.¹ Eliza Caroline's daughter was married at wedding of Caroline Seixas and William Noble Jackson in 1887.¹ Eliza Caroline's daughter was married at wedding of Isabel Chalmers Seixas and William Hyndman in 1892.¹ Eliza Caroline's daughter was married at wedding of Edith Raphael Seixas and Ralph Bergen Hamilton in 1899.¹ Eliza Caroline's son Theodore Griswold Seixas was married to Amelie Bemeret in 1901.¹ Eliza Caroline's daughter Salina Brandon Seixas died in 1909.¹ Eliza Caroline Kopper became a widow with the death of her husband, Gershom Arnold Seixas in 1915.¹