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Jane Hopper

Birth29 Jun 1834 - Ashley Street, Northbourne, Sandwich, Deal, Kent, England
DeathJun 1917 - Bridge, Canterbury, Kent, England
MotherSusanna Goodchild
FatherJoseph HOPPER

Born in Ashley Street, Northbourne, Sandwich, Deal, Kent, England on 29 Jun 1834 to Joseph HOPPER and Susanna Goodchild. Jane Hopper married John Belsey and had 8 children. She passed away on Jun 1917 in Bridge, Canterbury, Kent, England.

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Parents
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Joseph Hopper
1793 - 1883
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Susanna Goodchild
1799 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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John Belsey
1830 - 1917
Children Show all
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Mary Jane Belsey
1866 - 1946
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Edward Belsey
1868 - 1926
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Frederick Belsey
1876 - Unknown
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Stephen Belsey
1862 - 1930
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Richard Belsey
1864 - 1922
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Sarah Belsey
1859 - Unknown
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William George P Belsey
1873 - Unknown
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George Belsey
1871 - 1922

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