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JOHN M Hopper

Birth1802 - Caswell County, North Carolina, USA
Death1863 - Springfield, Henry, Missouri, United States
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Born in Caswell County, North Carolina, USA on 1802. JOHN M Hopper had 18 children. He passed away on 1863 in Springfield, Henry, Missouri, United States.

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Solomon H Hopper
1838 - 1920
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Matilda E. Hopper
1829 - 1906
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Amanda Hopper
1834 - 1907
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Mary Anna Hopper
1848 - Unknown
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Bentley Benjamin Hopper
1840 - Unknown
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Jasper 1831 Hopper
1831 - 1904
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John Jack Lawrence Hopper
1833 - 1904
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Jobe Hopper
1838 - Unknown
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Sue (Treadway) Hopper
1835 - Unknown
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Catherine 1849 Hopper
1849 - Unknown
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Towson Hopper
1829 - Unknown
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Pinkney Hopper
1839 - Unknown
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Susan Adeline Hopper
1842 - 1932
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Jane (Settles Rector) Hopper
1831 - Unknown
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Milton Hopper
1837 - 1880
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Harold Harrel B Hopper
1830 - 1913
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Stephen Hopper
1850 - Unknown
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Rebecca Hopper
1832 - 1908

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