Abram (Abraham) Hooper
Mary Elizabeth Carrie Crawford
Family Tree
Submitted by: Sherroll
and Ann Hooper
Abram Hooper, b. c. 1843 ~ d. c. 1870-74, on the Macon Co. AL Census,
is as far back as we have been able
to go with the Hooper Family. He married Mary Elizabeth Carrie
Crawford, b. 1839 in AL ~ d. unknown,
in Macon County, AL.
Children of Abram and Mary Hooper:
Ida Carrie Elizabeth Christina Hooper, b. December 16, 1867, Macon
Co., AL ~ d. January 15, 1949,
Talladega Co., AL. Buried in Tallassahatchia Cemetery, Sycamore,
AL.
John Nathan Hooper, b. February 1870, Macon Co., AL ~ d. July 20,
1940, Talladega, AL. Buried in
Oak Hill Cemetery, Talladega, AL. Married Sary P. Dixie Tyler,
b. May 18, 1861 ~ d. July 20, 1940.
Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Children of John and Sarah Hooper:
Birdie Ida Hooper, b. Talladega Co., AL ~ Buried in Tallassahatchie
Cemetery, AL.
Ocie Sullivan Crawford Hood Hooper, b. Talladega Co., AL ~ Buried Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Willie Joseph Craddock Hooper, b. 1901 ~ d. 1966 ~ Buried in Oak Hill
Cemetery. Married
Alva Lee Ragsdale, b. 1906 ~ d. 1991 ~ Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Children of Willie and Alva Hooper:
Thurl John Hooper, b. AL
Lenora Allene Hooper, b. AL
Eva Jo Hooper, b. AL
Jimmie Ray Hooper, b. AL
Sherroll G. Hooper, b. Childrersburg, AL. Married Merlyn Ann
Higginbotham, b. Mangum, OK.
The 1870 Census has Abram as 27 and Carrie as 19. The reason we
have suspected that his age was not correct
is because Carrie was born in January 1840, which would have made h 30
years of age in 1870 when this Census
was taken. Everyone on the page is a ditto for being born in
AL. The 1880 Census has her as 30 and the 1900
Census has her as 55. Before she died, we use to correspond with
Ida's Granddaughter, Shirely J. White Johnson.
We always joked that as the years went by Mary always got
younger. She was the oldest child of William and Mary
Crawford. I could never find Abram in any Census Records with
the date 1843. On John Nathan's Death Certificate
all I can tell is that his Father's name started with an "A".
Some of the people filling out these reccords could not spell.
On the 1880 Census Records it has John and Ida'sFather born in
Arkansas. John and Ida were boh born in Macon
County, AL. We have been there and they lost most of the records
in a fire. Mary moved to Talladega, AL, married
William Pennington in 1874 and the children lived and died in
Talladega County. Abram died between 1870 and 1874.
John Nathan Hooper's side of the family says he went to Macon, GA to a
funeral of a relative, took sick and died. The
Ida side ofthe family said he went down near Montgomery to a funeral
where he took sick and died. Both Macon County
and Selma are near Montgomery and we wondered if Macon County may have
been mixed up with Macon, GA.
Some Arkansas Land Records:
Hooper, Christenia A.
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Madison
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35
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14N 26W
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0 Acres
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1892/06/25
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Hooper, Christenia A.
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Madison
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35
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14N 26W
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160 Acres
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1892/06/25
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Hooper, Christenia A.
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Madison
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29
|
15N 25W
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0 Acres
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1896/01/10
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Hooper, Christenia A.
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Madison
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30
|
15N 25W
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120 Acres
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1896/01/10
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Hooper, Frederick T.
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Madison
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35
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14N 26W
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40 Acres
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1900/09/07
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Hooper, Frederick T.
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Madison
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35
|
14N 26W
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40 Acres
|
1885/06/25
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Hooper, James T.
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Madison
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1
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13N 26W
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0 Acres
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1893/05/10
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Hooper, James T.
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Madison
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2
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13N 26W
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173.62 Acres
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1893/05/10
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Hooper, Joshua
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Conway
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33
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7N 15W
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160 Acres
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1823/08/04
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Hooper, Thomas
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Pope
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9
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7N 18W
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80 Acres
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1855/03/01
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I have never found any land recorded for Abram or Abraham in AR or AL
that I thought was close enough to be
the one we're looking for. I have a lot of records of Hoopers
that never checked out.
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