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George Hopper

BirthSep 1849 - Kelk, Bridlington, Yorkshire, England
DeathJun 1916 - Bridlington, Yorkshire, England
MotherMartha Pudsey
FatherHenry Hopper

Born in Kelk, Bridlington, Yorkshire, England on Sep 1849 to Henry Hopper and Martha Pudsey. George Hopper married Elizabeth Richardson and had 8 children. He passed away on Jun 1916 in Bridlington, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Henry Hopper
1822 - 1887
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Martha Pudsey
1825 - 1896
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Richardson
1850 - 1943
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Margaret Ann Hopper
1886 - Unknown
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Henry Hopper
1886 - Unknown
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Sarah Elizabeth Hopper
1875 - 1917
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John William Hopper
1878 - 1942
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George Johnson Hopper
1883 - 1940
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Arthur Hopper
1881 - Unknown
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Ernest Harold Hopper
1889 - Unknown
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Margaret Ann Hopper
1886 - 1964

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