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James Hooper

Birth13 Nov 1838 - Eureka Community, Bradley, Tennessee, USA
Death14 Nov 1902 - Eureka Community, Bradley, Tennessee, USA
MotherMary Foster
FatherAndrew Hooper

Born in Eureka Community, Bradley, Tennessee, USA on 13 Nov 1838 to Andrew Hooper and Mary Foster. James Hooper married Elizabeth Geren and had 11 children. He passed away on 14 Nov 1902 in Eureka Community, Bradley, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Andrew Hooper
1805 - 1866
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Mary Foster
1822 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Geren
1840 - 1870
Children Show all
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Annie Elizabeth Hooper
1871 - 1934
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Susan "Susie" Lincoln Hooper
1861 - 1930
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Tabitha P Hooper
Unknown - Unknown
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Ruth (Eliza) Hooper
1864 - Unknown
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Mary Hooper
1867 - Unknown
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Daniel Hooper
1869 - Unknown
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Lillie Hooper
1869 - Unknown
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Laura Hooper
1871 - Unknown
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Jeff Hooper
1861 - Unknown
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Robert Lee Hooper
1867 - Unknown
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James Edward Hooper
1864 - Unknown

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