Rupert John Cochrane (1799-1851)

of New York City & London

He was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and came to New York City from at least 1827 where he lived until 1845 when he retired to England. He is buried at St. Mary's Churchyard in Battersea, London. According to tradition, the family initially spelled their name "Cochran" before changing it to "Cochrane". In 1835, he married Isabella, younger daughter of Thomas Bayard Clarke of New York, part heir to Chelsea in Manhattan built by his grandparents. They were the parents of five children.

Spouse (1)

Isabella (Clarke) Cochrane

Mrs "Isabel" Mary/McComb (Clarke) Cochrane

1809-1851

Children (5)

Lt. Rupert Inglis Cochrane

of the 34th Cumberland Foot; died unmarried

1736-1764

Isabella (Cochrane) King

Mrs Isabella Ramsay (Cochrane) King

1838-1873

Lt. Bayard Clarke Cochrane

of the Royal Engineers; died unmarried at Bermuda

1840-1864

Lucy Cochrane

Died unmarried at Edinburgh

1841-1866

Harriet (Cochrane) Stewart-Richardson

Lady Harriet Georgina Alice (Cochrane) Stewart-Richardson

b.1841