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COOTE, HOLMES, brother of Richard Coote (qv); b. 10 Nov 1815; adm. 18 Jan 1826; apprenticed to Sir William Lawrence, Surgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; MRCS 1838, FRCS 1844; Assistant Surgeon, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, 1854-63, Surgeon from 1863; Surgeon to British Hospital at Smyrna, 1855, and in the Dardanelles 1856, while on leave of absence during Crimean War; author of a treatise on Joint Diseases, 1867, and of other publications on surgical subjects; m. 1st, 1 Aug 1848 Jessie Blanche, dau. of John Herbert Koe, County Court Judge; m. 2nd, 14 Sep 1852 Georgina Gordon, eldest dau. of Gordon Lorimer, Lidsey Lodge, Sussex; d. 22 Dec 1872. DNB.

COOTE, RICHARD, eldest son of Richard Holmes Coote, Lincoln’s Inn, barrister, one of the Six Conveyancing Counsel to Court of Chancery, and Elizabeth Callander (IGI); b. 7 Jul 1814; adm. 14 Nov 1825; Trinity Coll. Cambridge, adm. pens. 3 Dec 1831; migr. to Trinity Hall, Camb., matr. Lent 1836; head of 1st cl., Civil Law, 1839-40; Fellow of Trinity Hall from 24 Dec 1841; LLB 1842; LLD 1853; adm. Lincoln’s Inn, 3 Nov 1832, called to bar 17 Nov 1841; assisted his father in the third edition of his Treatise on Mortgages, 1850; d. 5 Apr 1871.

COOTE, THOMAS, LORD COLOONY, second son of Richard Coote, 3rd Earl of Bellamont (I), and his first wife Judith, dau. of Francis Wilkinson, Southwark, Surrey; b. 15 Apr 1710; adm. Nov 1719; left 1728; styled Lord Coloony after the death of his elder brother in 1740; m. 6 Feb 1733/4 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Thomas Bond, Dublin, merchant; d. 24 Mar 1765.

COOTE, THOMAS; b.; adm.; QS; elected head to Trinity Coll. Cambridge 1601, adm. pens. 1601 ?, scholar 16 Apr 1602; BA 1605/6; MA 1609 (incorp. Oxford 9 Jul 1611); BD 1617; Fellow of Trinity Coll. from 1608; a conspicuous figure in the great riot at the gate of Trinity Coll. Feb 1610/1 (Cambridge Antiq. Soc. Publications, octavo series, no. xliii, 1906); ordained deacon and priest (Peterborough) 10 May 1612; Vicar of Bottisham, Cambs., 1617; d. 1619.

COPE, ---; b.; in school list May 1803; left 1803.

COPE, A.; b.; in school list May 1803; left 1803.

COPE, SIR ANTHONY, BART., brother of Edmund William Cope (qv); b. 9 Mar 1842; adm. Jun 1854 (James'); QS Jun 1856; left Apr 1859; Ensign, Rifle Brigade, 16 Oct 1860; Lieut., 2 May 1865; Capt., 13 Nov 1872; Maj., 1 Jul 1881; Adjutant to Auxiliary Forces 13 May 1875 - 14 Nov 1881; Lieut. -Col., half-pay, 9 Mar 1890; retd., 21 May 1890; served in Canada during Fenian raids 1866-70, and in Ashanti War 1874; succ. father as 13th baronet 7 Jan 1892; of Bramshill Park, Hants.; JP (1899) Hampshire; Roman Catholic convert; m. 13 Oct 1870 Mary Leckonby, widow of Rev. Henry Goold Tudway, Vicar of Walton, Somerset, and dau. of John Lewis Phipps, Leighton, Wilts.; d. 3 Nov 1932.

COPE, ARTHUR MAINLEY, brother of Edgar Broome Cope (qv); b. 27 Apr 1854; adm. (G) 21 Jun 1867; Min. Can. 1869; left Dec 1870; assumed surname of Cope in lieu of Pinniger, 10 Aug 1867; adm. solicitor Feb 1877; practised in London; d. 28 Jan 1927. [check if became barrister]

COPE, EDGAR BROOME, eldest son of John Alexander Mainley Cope, formerly Pinniger, Drumilly, co. Armagh, and Pembridge Square, London, solicitor, and Georgina Catherine, third dau. of Nathaniel Garland, Michaelstowe Hall, Essex; b. 26 Mar 1849; adm. (G) 11 Oct 1862; QS 1 Nov 1864; left Whitsun 1868; Trinity Coll. Oxford, matr. 17 Oct 1868; assumed surname of Cope in lieu of Pinniger, 10 Aug 1867; adm. Inner Temple 7 Jun 1870, called to bar 26 Jan 1875; practised at Lahore, Punjab; d. at Lahore 6 Jul 1891.

COPE, EDMUND WILLIAM, elder son of Rev. Sir William Henry Cope, Bart., Minor Canon and Librarian of Westminster Abbey, and his first wife Mary Anne, dau. of Henry Garnett, Green Park, co. Meath; b. 27 Mar 1838; adm. 3 Apr 1850 (Rigaud's); Christ Church, Oxford, matr. 4 Jun 1857; BA 1861; entered Diplomatic Service; Second Secretary, British Legation, Munich; Secretary, British Legation, Stockholm; m. 16 Sep 1863 Edith Cockburn, only child of James Kerr Ewart, EICS Bengal; d. at Stockholm 28 Oct 1886.