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Maria Susanna Bransby : ウィキペディア英語版
Maria Susanna Cooper
Maria Susanna Cooper (1737–1807) was an English writer and poet.
==Personal life==
Maria Susanna was born 20 August 1737 in Shotesham, Norfolk, to James Bransby and Anna Maria Paston. She married Samuel Cooper in 1761 but although her husband was soon appointed rector at Yelverton, they remained in Shotesham. Maria gave birth to ten children, though three of these died in infancy. In 1781, the Cooper family moved to Great Yarmouth when her husband was appointed curate there. Three more of her children died of tuberculosis between 1786 and 1802, and Samuel died in 1800.
In 1806, Cooper went to live with her eldest son, Robert Bransby Cooper in Dursley, Gloucestershire, and she died there on 3 July 1807.〔
Another of her sons, Astley Cooper, became a prominent English surgeon and anatomist.〔(Maria Bransby ), The Peerage〕

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