British records

U.S. 1880 census record for a family who had recently immigrated to Pennsylvania.
Estate Records in Cornwall
All the transcribed documents in the web links below were graciously provided by Sue Boyland of Australia.
- Richard Hooper will made in 1697 and probated in 1698. In addition to the testator, the document mentions Andrew and Anthony Hooper. The decedent was a resident of the parish of St. Enoder, County of Cornwall, in England.
- Bond of Joan Hooper, 1699 - administratrix of John Hooper, of St. Stephens in Branwell. Joann, Joan, Jone, or Joanne Hooper was the widow of the late John Hooper. She was to inventory the estate of the decedent and present the record at the Archdeaconry Court of Cornwall the next January. Witnesses were Rebecca and Andrew Hooper.
- Will of Joan Hooper, 1702 naming brother Andrew Hooper and cousin Anthony Hooper as her executors. A daughter, unnamed, is also mentioned. Alice Hooper was a witness.
- 1797 Bond of widow Ann Hooper for administration on Walter Hooper's estate. Also named in the bond is Andrew Hooper.
- John Hooper will of 1803 naming his widow Grace, son James & daughter Ann Vivian.
- Benjamin Hooper 1805 will, probated 1806, naming sons John, Joseph, and Richard. "Beloved wife" is mentioned but not named.
- John Hooper's 1809 will makes his sons Philip, Edward, and Robin Hooper as executors, mentions but does not name the wife, and mentions grandson John, and daughters Elizabeth, Cathern [Catherine?], Flerance [Florence?], and Jane.
- Widow Ann Hooper's 1818 administration was by her sons Richard and William Hooper, farmers."

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Transcribed records

concerning Hooper lineages
of the British Isles

Transcribed records

concerning Hooper lineagesof the British Isles

concerning Hooper lineages
of the British Isles