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Dr. David Hopper

Birth1680 - Chowan County (later Bertie County), North Carolina, USA
Death1766 - Henry County, Virginia, American Colonies
MotherElizabeth Bryan
FatherDavid "Davie" Hopper

Born in Chowan County (later Bertie County), North Carolina, USA on 1680 to David "Davie" Hopper and Elizabeth Bryan. Dr. David Hopper married Elizabeth Freeman and had 10 children. He passed away on 1766 in Henry County, Virginia, American Colonies.

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Parents
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David "Davie" Hopper
1663 - 1734
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Elizabeth Bryan
1663 - 1741
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Elizabeth Freeman
1675 - 1716
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Rebecca Hopper
1701 - 1702
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Nancy Freeman Hopper
1705 - 1705
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William Deacon Hopper
1707 - 1783
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Archibald Hopper
1699 - 1700
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Joseph Hopper
1703 - Unknown
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Archibald Hopper
1727 - 1793
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Thomas William Hopper
1712 - 1777
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John Hopper
1738 - 1789
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Nancy Hopper
1730 - Unknown
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Rebecca Hopper
1728 - Unknown

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