Thomas Cooper, the second one in the list, was listed as being convicted on January 30, 2007.

Thomas Cooper was offered an opportunity to join the SS.

It is named after Thomas Cooper, the first settler in this location.

Thomas Cooper had hoped that his town's inhabitants would live good and clean lives.

His journals, originally intended only for private circulation, were surreptitiously published by Thomas Cooper.

In 1882, Thomas Cooper and his wife homesteaded the area on the east side of town where hot springs water emerged.

He was ordained in 1587, by Thomas Cooper.

She was the widow of printer and publisher Thomas Cooper, whose business she continued.

He was the second son of Thomas Cooper, a merchant and came to Australia as a child with his parents.

The executive director, Thomas Cooper, tried to boost attendance at an institute workshop by offering a cash bonus for producing participants.