Cooper is not a clan with its own chief but a surname of two possible origins: an occupational name for a barrel-maker, or a locational name tied to Cupar in Fife, historic seat of the MacDuff Earls of Fife.…
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$34.45Cooper is not a clan with its own chief but a surname of two possible origins: an occupational name for a barrel-maker, or a locational name tied to Cupar in Fife, historic seat of the MacDuff Earls of Fife. Some tartan sources regard Cooper as a sept of Clan MacGregor and say that bearers are traditionally permitted to wear the MacGregor tartan, while others stress that there is no general clan for the Coopers. Early record-bearers include a Salomone de Cupir who witnessed a charter in 1245 and a Simon Couper who swore allegiance to Edward I in 1296
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