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John Ward Hooper

Birth29 Mar 1835 - Monroe County, Tennesee
Death19 May 1913 - Kalispell, Flathead, Montana, USA
MotherMary Magdalene Hooper
FatherJacob Hooper

Born in Monroe County, Tennesee on 29 Mar 1835 to Jacob Hooper and Mary Magdalene Hooper. John Ward Hooper married Rachel N Miller and had 11 children. He passed away on 19 May 1913 in Kalispell, Flathead, Montana, USA.

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Parents
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Jacob Hooper
1805 - 1860
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Mary Magdalene Hooper
1810 - 1865
Spouse(s)
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Rachel N Miller
1843 - Unknown
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Nannie Belle Hooper
1876 - 1934
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Elvina Hooper
1867 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Hooper
1872 - 1872
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Henry Hooper
1873 - Unknown
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Abner Whortenby Hooper
1870 - 1944
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Mary Magdalena Hooper
1867 - 1926
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Robert Lee Hooper
1866 - 1944
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Jacob A Hooper
1859 - 1874
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James William Hooper
1861 - 1948
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John Hooper
1863 - 1928
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Charles Gould Hooper
1864 - 1933

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