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John Hooper

Birth10 January 1742 - St Tudy, Cornwall, Eng
Deathaft 1789 - St Tudy Cornwall England
MotherDeborah Hocken
FatherSamuel Hooper

Born in St Tudy, Cornwall, Eng on 10 January 1742 to Samuel Hooper and Deborah Hocken. John Hooper married Phillipa Kendall and had 10 children. He passed away on aft 1789 in St Tudy Cornwall England.

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Parents
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Samuel Hooper
1699 - Unknown
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Deborah Hocken
1708 - 1743
Spouse(s)
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Phillipa Kendall
1743 - 1799
Children Show all
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George Hooper
1780 - 1799
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James Hooper
1771 - 1835
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Mary Ann Hooper
1782 - Unknown
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Samuel Hooper
1764 - Unknown
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Susanna Hooper
1778 - Unknown
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Thomas Hooper
1767 - 1767
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John Hooper
1771 - 1835
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Thomas Hooper
1769 - Unknown
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Philippa Hooper
1784 - 1786
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Joseph Hooper
1787 - 1787

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