Statistics for occurrence #1 of “New-Jersey” in chapter 6 of Lydia Maria Child, Isaac T. Hopper: a true life:

...er soon enabled him to procure employment. Not long after, he sent for his wife, who sold what little property they had in Philadelphia, and took her children to their new home. When John left New-Jersey , he assumed the name of Thomas Cooper, by which he was ever afterward known. He had early in life manifested a religious turn of mind; and this was probably increased by his continual perils and na...
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