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John Hoopes 1542–1608 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1542
Birth Location: Skelton in Cleveland, Yorkshire, England
Death Date: 1608-04-22
Death Location: Cleveland,,Yorkshire,England
Father: Robert Hoopes\Howpe
Mother: Jane Vieville
Spouse(s): Jane Stainhouse
Children(s): Robert Hoope
The story of John Hoopes began in 1542 in Skelton in Cleveland, Yorkshire, England. John Hoopes married Jane Hoopes Stainhouse, and had children including Robert Darlington Hoope. John Hoopes passed away in 1608 in Cleveland,,Yorkshire,England.
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Biography
- The story of John Hoopes began in 1542 in Skelton in Cleveland, Yorkshire, England.
- John Hoopes married Jane Hoopes Stainhouse, and had children including Robert Darlington Hoope.
- John Hoopes passed away in 1608 in Cleveland,,Yorkshire,England.
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John Hoopes's Descendants
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1. Robert (Darlington) Hoope 1575–1636
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1. Elizabeth (Ellen) Hoopes 1610–1636 m. James (Arthur * Watts) 10ggf 1604–1660
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1. Arthur (Frederick Newman) Watts 1632–1730 m. Elizabeth (Susanna) SWYNBOURNE 1634–1700
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1. Elizabeth (Susannah) Watts 1658–1705 m. Joseph (Benjamin) Duffield 1661–1741
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1542
Event Place: Skelton in Cleveland, Yorkshire, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1608-04-22
Event Place: Cleveland,,Yorkshire,England