Sophia Hooker who married Arthur Chenowich was the daughter of Samuel Hooker. This Samuel filed a will in Baltimore County March 4, 1773. His wife was Sarah. Other children were Samuel, Richard, Thomas, Sarah and Lovely. The above Samuel Hooker was the son of Thomas and Eleanor Hooker. Thomas' will was filed in Baltimore County November 7, 1744. Other children were John, Richard, Ruth, Edith and Benjamin. The above Thomas (Thomas III), was the son of Thomas Hooker II and Sarah ____. Thomas II was born 13th day, 5th month, 1660 or 1666 in Anne Arundel Co., MD. His parents were Thomas Hooker I and Joan____. Thomas I came to MD in 1649 and was converted to Quakerism. His children were Thomas, Joanna, Jacob, Damaria, Benjamin and Mary Anne. Thomas I 's will was filed May 9, 1684. All of the above comes from work done by Robert Barnes in the A File at Maryland Historical Society library in Baltimore. Regards, Tom Hooker, Lake moMticello, Virginia

Happy Halloween! I'm lookng for the ancestors of Saphira HOOKER who married Arthur CHENOWETH about 1738. They lived near Joppa, MD Her father may have been named Samuel. Their children's births were recorded at St Thomas' Parish, on the old pike above Pikesville. Thanks in advance. Pam Robles

Sarah Jane Hooker was My great grand Mother.I also have a pictrue of her Mother,Elizabth Wagle.

This is a repost. Here are my KY/MO HOOKERs William George Hooker, son of Benjamin F. Hooker and Christain Elizabeth Read, was born on 13 Dec 1848, died on 6 Apr 1899, married Sara Jane Dickson, on 3 Nov 1866 Children of William George Hooker and Sara Jane Dickson i. Nancy Ann; born 6 Apr 1868 at Fredonia, KY, died 6 Jul 1935 at Pittsburg, KS. ii. Franklin; born 4 Aug 1870; died Oct 1871 at age 1. iii. Elick Garmer; born 15 Dec 1872. iv. Ella G.; born 15 Dec 1872 at MO. v. Christain Emerine; born circa 1873. vi. Mary Ann; born 12 Sep 1875; died 26 Sep 1875. vii. Joseph Alford; born 26 Dec 1877 at Henry Co., MO. viii. William; born circa 1880 at Henry Co., MO. ix. Lucy Bell; born 11 Jan 1881; died 21 Apr 1899 at age 18. x. Charley Otis; born 12 Jul 1883; died 10 Mar 1909 at age 25. xi. James Chester; born 27 Dec 1886. xii. Rhote Clarence; born 19 Aug 1890; died 29 Jan 1930 at age 39. xiii. Mabel Pearl; born 19 Mar 1894. Gerald Key [email protected]

Hi fellow researchers, I noticed that we have quieted down again after our roll call but we have had a few new people join the list in just the last week so I wanted to invite them to post a page about the family they are researching. I would also like to invite all of you to to post any interesting notes, wills, deeds or such that you have in your computers and can be easily cut and pasted into e-mail. If i get ambitious my self I may transcribe and post the early HOOKER wills I have from colonial NC. So far they are only on copy paper but I intend to get them into electronic TEXT soon. Remember all the posts get saved into the rootsweb mail archives and you can always got to this link <A HREF="http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi- bin/listsearch.pl">RootsWeb Mailing Lists -- Interactive Search</A> and search through the messages you may have missed if you joined the list late. Posting any valuable family records builds up the substance in the archives for other people to search through in future years. Patrick Anderson (grandson of Amy Hooker, and great grandson of McAllister Hooker) ++++++++++++++++++++++++ Isaac Harmon 10/08/1846 will book C Henderson County, Kentucky In the name of God Amen - I Isaac Harmon of Henderson County and State of Kentucky being of sound and disposing mind and memory; for which I thank God, but of very advances age, wishing to make some provision for my grandchildren, Thomas H. Ashby, Samuel Ashby, and Absalom Ashby, children of my daughter LaVicey Harmon by her first husband Jonathan Ashby; and Julian Hooker, Martha Angeline Hooker, Sarah Jane Hooker, McAlister Agnew Hooker, and Presley LaFayette Hooker, children of my aforesaid daughter by Robert Hooker, her last husband, So as to quiet and prevent all disputes, law suits and contentions that might arise after my death, do make and appoint this to be my last will and testiment in manner and form following, to wit-- In the first place I give, bequeath and devise to my aforesaid three grandchildren, Thomas H. Ashby, Samuel Ashby, and Absalem Ashby the tract of two hundred acres of land, lying and being on the waters of Deer Creek in the County of Henderson which was patented to Thomas Harmon by the Commonwealth of Kentucky by patent bearing date the 6th day of January in the year 1818 and which was deeded to me by William D. Allison in conformity with a decree of Henderson Circuit Court, made ath the June term 1835 by deed bearing date the 21st day of September 1835. Saving and reserving therefrom fifty acres to be laid off commencing at the beginning cornerof the original patent and to be run off by the lines which I had run off by Willie Sugg some years past, subject however to the following change to wit: that the said Thomas H. Ashby, Samuel Ashby, and Absalem Ashby pay to my aforesaid granchildren Julian Hooker, Martha Angeline Hooker, Sara Jane Hooker, McAlister Agnew Hooker, and Presley LaFayette Hooker ten dollars apiece, or to each of them, which I hereby charge upon the said hundred ans fifty acres as a legacy to my aforesaid five grandchildren, which land I give and devise to the said Thomas H., Samuel, and Absalem to them and their heirs forever-- Secondly I give and bequeath to my aforesaid five grandchildren Julian, Martha Angeline, Sarah Jane, McAlister Agnew, and Presley LaFayette Hooker ten dollars apiece, or to each of tehm to be paid as herein before provided as they come of age by Thomas H. Ashby, Samuel Ashby, and Absalem Ashby. Thirdly I give and bequeath all the residue of my estate both real and personal to my dear wife Frances Harmon during her natural life to be enjoyed by her - fourthly - after the death of my said wife Frances I give, bequeath and devise all the estate and property left her for her life, and all my property of every description both real and personal except such as I have herein before disposed of to my five children by my last wife namely Handley Harmon, Hulda Harmon, Elizabeth Harmon, George Harmon and Sarah Jane Harmon to be equally divided between them to them and their heirs forever -- lastly I hereby nominate, appoint my dear wife Frances Executrix of this my last will and testament, and I hereby request and desire that she may not be required to give security for the performance of the trust hereby reposed in her. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 8th day of October in the year of our Lord 1846. Isaac Harmon (seal)

The following kindly provided by Doris ([email protected]) and reposted with her permission. In a message dated 98-10-26 17:22:09 EST, you write: << April 11, 1765 The Pennsylvania Gazette ITEM #35568 April 11, 1765 The Pennsylvania Gazette PORTSMOUTH, (New Hampshire) march 25. Yesterday we had the most violent Storm of Wind and Snow, that has been known for many Years past; the Damage sustained by this Storm is very great, having blown several Wharffs and Warehouses entirely to Pieces, broke sundry Vessels from their Fasts, &c. The Damage sustained by the above Storm to the Wharffs, &c. in this Town, is supposed to amount to some Thousands. Capt. Philip << Hooker>> , in a Brig, that was blown off this Coast some Time ago, and who arrived in the West Indies, but since proceeded on his Voyage to this Port, was cast away in the above Storm, between Fort and OdiornPoints, the Vessel and Cargoe entirely lost, but the PeopleLives are all saved. We hear another Brig from the West Indies was also lost, with her Cargoe, going into Portsmouth. and: ITEM #30314 February 24, 1763 The Pennsylvania Gazette Lately imported, and to be SOLD by DAVID HALL, At the New Printing Office, in Market street, Philadelphia. FOLIO, Quarto and other Bibles; Common Prayers of all Sorts, richly bound, and otherwise; Testaments, Spelling books, Royal Psalters, Primers, Horn books, battledores, &c. An Universal History, from the earliest Account of Time to the present; compiled from original Authors; and illustrated with Maps, Cuts, Notes, Chronological, and other Tables; in Nine Volumes Folio. The Universal Traveller; or, a complete Description of the several foreign Nations of the World; shewing the Situation, Boundaries, and Face of the respective Countries; the Number of Provinces, and chief Towns in each; the Genius, Temper, and Habits of the several People; their Religion, Government, and Forces by Sea and Land; their Traffick, Produce of their Soil, Animals and Minerals; and an Abstract of the History of each Nation; brought down to the present Time; and illustrated with a great Variety of Cuts and Maps. By Mr. Salmon. 2 Vols. Folio. The GardinerDictionary; containing the best and newest Methods of cultivating and improving the Kitchen, Fruit, Flower Garden, and Nursery; as also for performing the practical Parts of Agriculture, &c. &c. By Philip Miller, F.R.S. The latest and best Edition, with an Addition of Plates. The whole Works of the Reverend Mr. John Flavell, in two Volumes Folio. Expository Notes, with practical Observations, on the New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ; wherin the sacred Text is at large recited, the Sense explained, and the instructive Example of the blessed JESUS, and his Apostles, to our Imitation recommended. By William Burkitt. An Exposition of the Old and New Testament; wherein each Chapter is summed up in its Contents; the sacred Text inserted at large in distinct Paragraphs; each Paragraph reduced to its proper Heads; the Sense given, and largely illustrated; with Practical Remarks and Observations. By Mr. Matthew Henry. In Six Volumes Folio. The Family Expositor; or, a Paraphrase and Version of the New Testament, with critical Notes, and a practical Improvement of each Section. In 6 Vols. Quarto. By Philip Doddridge. The Works of that learned and pious Divine, Mr. Richard Hooker, in Eight Books of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Policy, compleated out of his own Manuscripts. ....more and: ITEM #28276 March 18, 1762 The Pennsylvania Gazette BOSTON, February 25. We hear that a Brigantine from Antiqua, belonging to, and bound for Piscataqua, was cast away at La Have, near Halifax, in Nova Scotia; and the Master, Michael Hooker, the mate, ---- Ward, and the Boy, were drowned; ---- the Vessel and Cargoe lost. and: ITEM #26662 May 28, 1761 The Pennsylvania Gazette BOSTON, May 18. Last Thursday a Vessel arrived at Marblehead in a short Passage from Lisbon, by whom we have Advice, that on the 31st of March, at 10 o'Clock in the Morning, they had there a terrible Shock of an Earthquake, said to be little inferior to that which happened in November 1755. It shook down the Prison, and many other Buildings, by which the Prisoners got at Liberty, and made off; among whom were many Jesuits, who were confined on Account of the late Conspiracy, some of which had been again taken and secured; and it was thought an Embargo would be laid on the Shipping, in order to prevent others from escaping: At St. Ubes (a flourishing Town, 21 Miles South of Lisbon) the Earthquake was more severe than any ever known, there, by which the Town was nearly destroyed, and many Lives lost, both there and at Lisbon, but as yet we have no Particulars, though a more circumstantial Account is hourly expected. We learn from Portsmouth, that last Week arrived there Captain Coodmin in the Brig Deborah from Saltertuda, who informs, that on his Passage from that Place, he was taken by a French Frigate, in Company with the Captain s Hooker and Guppy, both of Piscataqua, the Day after they parted with the Man of War who was their Convoy; the whole Fleet was in Sight when they were taken, but by Cover of the Night they got clear. It cost 1300 l. Sterling to ransom these three Vessels. There are numerous ref. to a Capt. Hooker who obviously travel. a lot! i wonder if that's how some of our ancestors got around in those early times? and: This one suggests that a HOOKER was a watchmaker: ITEM #26062 February 12, 1761 The Pennsylvania Gazette LOST on Thursday, the 22d of January last, on Lancaster Road, between the Sign of the Black Horse, and the Sign of the Plough, A Middling seized [sic] Silver Watch, with a Silver Face, MakerName, Hooker, Number unknown, made in London, the inner Case very black, the outside Case much bruised, and the Nob of the Spring of the Case broke; there was a blue Ribbon to it with the Key, and the upper Part of a Seal (the Seal whereof is lost) Whoever has found said Watch, and will bring it to Michael Hillegas in Second street,or to George Honey at the Sign of the King of Prussia, in Market street, Philadelphia, shall have Forty Shillings Reward. All Clock Makers and others are desired, if such a Watch be offered for Sale, or to be repaired, to stop the same, and give Information thereof to said Hillegas. and: ITEM #21147 January 15, 1867 VILLAGE RECORD Marriage On December 27th, 1866, by Rev. Wm. P. Howell, Mr. JOHN F. HOOKER, of East Nottingham township, to Miss ELIZABETH ANN McLeary, of Lewisville, Chester county. and: ITEM #60499 February 12, 1777 The Pennsylvania Gazette HARTFORD, January 20. Last Sunday about twenty British officers and soldiers came to town from the Westward; about 160 more are on their way to this place; they are part of the 500 who were lately taken prisoners at Princetown. Jan. 27. The General Assembly in their last sessions formed the militia of this State into six brigades. The Hon. David Wooster, and Jabez Huntington, of Norwich, Esqrs. are appointed Major Generals. The Hon. Eliphalet Dyer, Gurdon Saltonstall, Oliver Wolcott, Erastus Wolcott, James Wadsworth, and Gold Seleck Silliman, Esqrs. Brigadier Generals. Lieut. Col. Hooker, of Farmington, is appointed Colonel, and Jesse Root, Esq; of this town, Lieut. Colonel of an independent regiment. and: ITEM #57649 May 31, 1775 The Pennsylvania Gazette HARTFORD, May 22. We hear that the six regiments of volunteers, ordered to be raised by the General Assembly of this colony, for the defence of the same, are all filled, and only wait for marching orders. The greatest part of those destined for Boston, are now on their march for the head quarters at Cambridge. --- The company from Farmington, under the command of Capt. Noadiah Hooker, passed through this town for that place on Thursday last; and on Saturday a company from Middletown, commanded by Major ---- Meigs, and Col. Samuel Wyllycompany, of this place, are ordered to march on Thursday next. May GOD preserve them, and make them VICTORIOUS! and: ITEM #16485 August 31, 1861 VILLAGE RECORD Biography DAVID TOWNSEND, son of Samuel and Priscilla Townsend, was born in the village of Pughtown, Chester county, on the 13th of December, 1787. - He was brought up to the business of Agriculture on his fatherfarm, and received a plain English education, including some elementary mathematical instructions, at the country school of the vicarage. Possessed of an intelligent and active mind, - and being, withal, an excellent penman - he was appointed in 1810, a clerk in the office of the Register and Recorder of the county; which appointment brought him to reside in the Borough of West Chester, where he continued during the remainder of his life.....much more.... His skill and industry in preparing specimens, opened the way for an interesting correspondence with the eminent Botanists of Europe, Doctor F. Boott of London, and Sir William Hooker, and: ITEM #83519 November 26, 1800 The Pennsylvania Gazette BOSTON, November 14. MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE. Thursday, November 13. The committee on the speech of his Excellency the Governor, reported an .... CHOICE OF ELECTORS. Third Western - Whole No. 229 John Hooker, Esq. 163 and: ITEM #55376 May 11, 1774 The Pennsylvania Gazette THE EXAMINER, NO. III. The first English Settlement in Connecticut was made in the Year 1636 by about 100 Adventurers, who went from the Massachusetts Government, with Mr. Hooker at their Head; and sat down at Hartford, where the Dutch had a Trading House, called Fort Good Hope, which had been erected about Thirteen Years before. They settled upon an Agreement with the Dutch that they should continue their Trade there, as well among the English as the Indians. and: ITEM #43559 November 3, 1768 The Pennsylvania Gazette The ANATOMIST. Number IX. How easy and plain might we make our defence? How clear and allowable even unto themselves; if we could but obtain of them to admit the same things consonant to equity in our mouths, which they require to be so taken from their own? if that which is truth being uttered in maintenance of Scotland and Geneva, do not cease to be truth, when the Church of England once alledgeth it. HOOKER. --- I COME now to that part of my undertaking, in which the Centineladherents (by their repeated challenges) seem to think I shall be chiefly pressed --- I mean, in answering his arguments the danger of introducing (or, as they phrase it, importing) a Bishop, or Bishops to America"--- And, I confess, I have no small difficulties to encounter with. For, 1st, What he says on this head lies so scattered through his different papers, that, after wading through all of them, I find it almost impossible to sort what I glean up, into any kind of form or connection. 2dly, After this pains, which I have taken without any desire of mangling or weakening what he has advanced, I can meet with scarce any thing that wears the semblance of argument. much more.... and: ITEM #23593 August 9, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette LIST of LETTERS remaining in the Post Office, in Philadelphia. H ITEM #23593 August 9, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette LIST of LETTERS remaining in the Post Office, in Philadelphia. H William Howell, Peter Hyman, James Humphreys, William Hermond, Thomas Hatton, Margaret Hastings, Rebecca Harding, John Harmer, Joseph Hanterab, Roger Hunt, Jean Hesleluis, Samuel Harvy, James White, William Hall, Matthew Henderson, Esther Hogg, Chambers Heath, Stephen Hutchins, James Holland, James Huston, Arthur Hurrey, George Honey, John Hutdson, Francihah Hynson, Johan Henrick Rohlieg, John Hunt, Michael Hanley, Francis Hill, John Hart, Hugh Hodge, and John Hooker, all in Philadelphia. Catey Hamise, Bristol; Mary Hamilton, Widow Harpers, and Cornelius Hillyard, in Bucks County; John Hegerty, West Nantmill; James Hemphill, John Hastings, William Hay, George Hoistings, and Mary Hukill, in New Castle County, Samuel Hopkins, Lewistown; Thomas Hamilton, Somerset Co. Hugh Heyney, East Falowfield; Mr. Humphrys, North East; Samuel Finley, West Nottingham; John Handley, James Hunter, Benjamin Hawley, Robert Hodgin, William Hannah, and Joseph Hunt, in Chester County; James Hamilton, and William Hanna, in Lancaster; William and Andrew Harris, Cecil County; Thomas Hamilton, Patuxent River; Robert and Adam Hamilton, Chester County; Thomas Hope, Octorara; Joseph Hill, Limerick; James Harris, and John Huston, near Pequea; Samuel Huey, Hunterdon County; Charles Hoff, Kingwood; James Hendrickson, Duck Creek; Sarah Hopkins, Haddonfield; John Hopper, Timber Creek. William Howell, Peter Hyman, James Humphreys, William Hermond, Thomas Hatton, Margaret Hastings, Rebecca Harding, John Harmer, Joseph Hanterab, Roger Hunt, Jean Hesleluis, Samuel Harvy, James White, William Hall, Matthew Henderson, Esther Hogg, Chambers Heath, Stephen Hutchins, James Holland, James Huston, Arthur Hurrey, George Honey, John Hutdson, Francihah Hynson, Johan Henrick Rohlieg, John Hunt, Michael Hanley, Francis Hill, John Hart, Hugh Hodge, and John Hooker, all in Philadelphia. Catey Hamise, Bristol; Mary Hamilton, Widow Harpers, and Cornelius Hillyard, in Bucks County; John Hegerty, West Nantmill; James Hemphill, John Hastings, William Hay, George Hoistings, and Mary Hukill, in New Castle County, Samuel Hopkins, Lewistown; Thomas Hamilton, Somerset Co. Hugh Heyney, East Falowfield; Mr. Humphrys, North East; Samuel Finley, West Nottingham; John Handley, James Hunter, Benjamin Hawley, Robert Hodgin, William Hannah, and Joseph Hunt, in Chester County; James Hamilton, and William Hanna, in Lancaster; William and Andrew Harris, Cecil County; Thomas Hamilton, Patuxent River; Robert and Adam Hamilton, Chester County; Thomas Hope, Octorara; Joseph Hill, Limerick; James Harris, and John Huston, near Pequea; Samuel Huey, Hunterdon County; Charles Hoff, Kingwood; James Hendrickson, Duck Creek; Sarah Hopkins, Haddonfield; John Hopper, Timber Creek. >>

Wesley: Here is a little more to help muddy the waters. From what I can make out so far, this is our John (Sr). I need to get into the Methodist archives I guess. In 1841, one hundred forty-five were recieved into the Methodist Church in the Orangeburg (South Carolina) Circuit, while thirty-one were expelled. At that time, four Sunday Schools had sixteen teachers, and eighty-eight scholars. The local preachers were John Wannamaker, Samuel Smoak, John S. Gray, L.J. Crum, and John Law. Exhorters were JOHN HOOKER, Samuel Inabinet, Calvin Hoger ( Horger), and Francis Baxter. Stewards and Leaders included George H. Pooser, D. R. Barton, Jacob Pooser, Lewis Zeigler, John Golson, M. H. Pooser, James Berry, John Fairy, Daniel Funchess, James Cox, E. T. Pooser, Peter Oliver, A. Whetstone, A. Inabinet,, W. Jeffcoat, John J. Salley, Thomas Tatem, Henry Moorer, Adam Holman and Lewis Rast. The Main Churches in the Circuit in that year (1841) were Asbury Chapel, Tabernacle, Wesley Chapel and Shady Grove. Asbury Chapel was built for and academy, later was used as a chapel. It was superseded by St. Pauls in St. Matthews. Regards, Al

Hello Bill, I saw your posting on the Hooker List and decided to respond. You didn't mention a birth year for your Al Hooker, only that he lived in VA or WV in abt 1908. My 3rd g.grandfather, James Fannin Hooker, had a little brother named Allen b.abt 1848 in Franklin Co, AL. Their father, Allen Hooker, Sr. was b.abt 1808 TN. Do you have an approximate age on Al in 1908. Do you have any further information on Al????? Looking forward to hearing from you. Karen Hooker Hendrix [email protected]

Forwarding a message for a non-list member. remember you have to belong to the list for messages to be posted to everyone. In a message dated 98-10-18 00:28:30 EDT, you write: << Subj: Hooker Date: 98-10-18 00:28:30 EDT From: [email protected] (billlewis) Reply-to: [email protected] To: [email protected] CC: [email protected] Searching for any info. on Al Hooker living in or around Bluefield W.Va or Va around 1908. He may have lived in Ashland W.Va. He knew the Lewis, Shaw, Bailey familys. >>

Hi, Does anyone have info on the following HOOKER lines from WI in 1860 Census? HOOKER, Andrew Columbia Co. HOOKER, Edward Dane Co. HOOKER, Samuel Dodge Co. HOOKER, W.H. Dodge Co. HOOKER, Abel Fond Du Lac Co. HOOKER, Caleb " HOOKER, James " HOOKER, Jesse " HOOKER, Robert " HOOKER, Dennis Green Co. HOOKER, Eli " HOOKER, Manden " HOOKER, James Spring Grove TWP HOOKER, Lewis " HOOKER, P.J. Lafayette Co. HOOKER, Benjamin Sauk Co. HOOKER, J.H. Walworth Co. HOOKER, Nelson " HOOKER, Chester Waupaca Co. I'm looking for Lyman Spencer HOOKER'S parents. His siblings were Rose Hooker married to Bailey. Last known in Council Bluffs in 1929 at Lymans funeral. Also had one brother that I know of C.L. HOOKER of Superior WI in 1929. Thanks Anne, _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Your Lyman Hooker is probably unrelated to the Lyman Hooker in Scott County, Illinois but it is curious. I am a descendant of Ira Allen Hooker of Scott County (thanks to the people on this Roots list who helped me confirm that) and he had a son Albinus who had a son named Lyman. Born 10/4/1845. And the family did have ties to Wisconsin. Was your Lyman from the area around Viroqua? I have a friend who has Hooker ancestors in that area. The Lyman surname was common in Connecticutt among associated families with the descendants of Thomas Hooker. Joan Hersey Olsson

New info LYMAN SPENCER HOOKER of WI>MO>IA one sister ROSE HOOKER (BAILEY) WI>IA and one brother C.L. HOOKER of WI Descendants of Lyman Spencer Hooker Generation No. 1 1. LYMAN SPENCER HOOKER was born July 04, 1851 in WI and died July 20, 1929 in Glenwood, Iowa. He married (2) MARGARET BABBITT July 24, 1877 in Andulsia, Illinois, daughter of JOSEPH BABBITT and MARGARET WESTLAKE. Child of LYMAN SPENCER HOOKER is: i. BENJAMIN HOOKER, b. 1893. Children of LYMAN HOOKER and MARGARET BABBITT are: ii. JOSEPH CHARLES HOOKER, b. June 24, 1880; d. August 23, 1940. iii. ALICE JOSEPHINE HOOKER, b. April 12, 1883; d. December 29, 1954; m. JOHN MOORE. iv. EUNICE KATIE HOOKER, b. June 26, 1885; d. August 14, 1941; m. HERMAN HOFFMAN. v. LUCY ETTA HOOKER, b. October 04, 1886; d. February 1954; m. ALBERT PICKINPAUGH. vi. CLIFFORD HOOKER, b. September 10, 1889; d. September 05, 1941; m. JOSEPHINE. vii. WALTER L. HOOKER, b. January 30, 1892; d. 1910. viii. RAY HOOKER, b. March 16, 1895; d. 1897. ix. GEORGE HOOKER, b. July 21, 1898; d. March 20, 1972; m. MARIAN. 2. x. THOMAS HALE HOOKER, b. January 27, 1901, Glenwood, Iowa; d. November 14, 1971, Council Bluffs, Iowa. xi. PAUL HOOKER, b. March 13, 1904; d. October 04, 1972; m. MARIE ALICE COLEMAN. Anne Ryan == Anne Marie Black Ryan Genealogy Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/3441/ Timothy Ryan Genealogy Page http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/5090/ Genie Angels http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/6878/ _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

forwarding to the correct address, remember not to use the request word when posting to the list Patrick In a message dated 98-10-09 18:49:40 EDT, you write: << Subj: Roll Call Date: 98-10-09 18:49:40 EDT From: [email protected] (Maureen Girard) To: [email protected] Hi-- I'm Maureen Hooker Girard. My line goes (from earliest I know of) as follows: 1. Thomas Hooker (1510-1561) and Cecelia ______ 2. Kenelm Hooker (1535-_____) and ______________ 3. Thomas Hooker (1560-_____) and ______________ 4. Thomas Hooker (1586-1647) and Susannah Garbrand (1593-1676) 5. Samuel Hooker (1633-1697) and Mary Willetts (1637-1712) 6. Daniel Hooker (1679-1742) and Sarah Stanley (_________) 7. Daniel Hooker (1709-1761) and Sarah Webster (____-1796) 8. Daniel Hooker (1730-1802) and Mary Sedgwick (1729-1791) 9. Nathaniel Hooker (1768-1850) and Abigail Eggleston (____-1826) 10. Nathaniel Eggleston Hooker (1806-1886) and Fannie Church (1807-1853) 11. George Hooker (1846-1920) and Sarah Elizabeth Smith (1851-1929) 12. Leroy Church Hooker (1874-1963) and Florence Schultz (1876-1969) 13. Robert Leroy Hooker (1909-1996) and Mary Irene Van Brunt (1912-1998) Generations 1-3 lived in County Leicester, England, Gens. 4-10 lived in Hartford CT, Gen. 10 moved to Maumee OH, Gen. 11 moved to Seattle WA, and Gens. 12 and 13 lived in Los Angeles CA. I have a fair amount of information on the males in the line, but there's a lot of missing information on the women. If anyone has ANY information on the women who married these men, I'd appreciate hearing. Thanks, Maureen P.S. I have "The Descendants of Thomas Hooker" book. It's pretty spotty on people from the mid-1800s on, but I can check the index for your ancestor if you give me a good date and location. I won't be very speedy, as I'm very busy at work, but I'm so delighted you're all on the list and that we can help one another learn about our (very interesting) family, that I'll get to it asap! >>

John Hooker b. 3-8-1792 PA d. ca 1850 Jefferson Co. AL m. Rachel Loveless 1-2-1825 Jefferson Co. AL James Hooker b. 2-4-1829 Jefferson Co. AL d. 7-18-1875 Howard/Hempstead Co. AR m. Easter Luvena Sparks 9-15-1851 Jefferson Co. AL John Richard Hooker b. 6-19-1858 AL d. 4-1897 Howard/Hempstead Co. AR m. Frances Elizabeth "Bettie" Myrick 12-27-1877 Hempstead Co. AR Nora Etta Hooker b. 10-26-1882 Sevier Co. AR d. 10-15-1963 Mineral Springs, AR m. Silas Beggs 3-8-1899 Anyone look familiar? Devin Lindsey W. Columbia, TX

Hi! My Hooker line is the John Hooker family in Barbados (1600's- 1750). -- Stephanie Logan Falls email: [email protected] Plano, Texas USA

Hi! I descend from Almore/Amon (and various other spellings<G>) HOOKER listed in 1850 Eaton Co, MI census as being age 54 and from VT. He is also found in Lewis, Essex Co, NY in 1830. Other family members, as listed in the 1850 Vermontville, Eaton Co, MI census are: Cynthia (?) age 44, b. NY Henry age 23, b. NY Esther age 20, b. NY Martin age 16, b. MI Matilda (?) age 11, b. MI Lucy age 8, b. MI Ralph age 58, b. VT Henry later married Minerva Jane Morley about 1855 in Barry Co, MI. By 1870 or so they are in WV. Thanks, Jill [email protected] Go Red Wings! Go Packers!

Hello, This is my HOOKER family: James HOOKER born1827 in NC, married Emily (HACKER?) Their son: Clinton HOOKER born 1848 in KY Married Eliza (unknown last name) 1877 His son with Jane WAGES: Frank HOOKER born January 10,1878 in KY died February 27,1956, KY Married Melzelia SMITH daughter of Daw and Jane (JACKSON) SMITH My family lived in the Clay Co. Ky area. They were farmers and lived in the Brightshade Ky area. Later, my grandfather, Frank and Melzelia's son Floyd HOOKER Floyd was born Jan.28, 1901 Clay Co, KY, Died Feb.10, 1961, Ky. married Minnie RICE and lived in Bell Co. He was a coal miner. My mother was their daughter, Mary Louise HOOKER.

Is list down/ Haven't seen any messages in past two days. Charlie

This a list of Hookers from Indiana. Charlie FIRST GENERATION 1. Naaman Hooker was born on Nov 15 1817. He died on May 6 1895 in Clark Co., IN. He was married to Catherine Graves on Oct 11 1840 in Clark Co., IN. Catherine Graves was born WFT Est 1802-1826. She died WFT Est 1845-1914. Naaman Hooker and Catherine Graves had the following children: 2 i. Sarah Hooker was born in 1842 in IN. She died. 3 ii. William Hooker was born in 1844 in IN. He died. 4 iii. Mary Hooker was born in 1847 in IN. She died. 5 iv. Jacob Hooker was born in 1849 in IN. He died. 6 v. John Hooker was born in 1850 in IN. He died. 7 vi. Ann M Hooker was born in 1853 in IN. She died. 8 vii. Andrew Hooker was born in 1855 in IN. He died. +9 viii. Henry G. Hooker. He was married to Martha Ellen Dougan (daughter of Thomas Dougan and Sarah Ann Roe) on Jan 11 1866 in Clark Co., IN. Martha Ellen Dougan was born on Nov 20 1833 in Clark Co., IN. She died about 1915 in IN. Naaman Hooker and Martha Ellen Dougan had the following children: 10 i. William Hooker was born about 1863 in IN. He died WFT Est 1864-1953. 11 ii. Alpha Hooker was born about 1876 in IN. He died WFT Est 1877-1966. 12 iii. Orra Jane Hooker was born about 1877 in IN. She died WFT Est 1878-1971. SECOND GENERATION 9. Henry G. Hooker was born in 1858 in Clark Co, IN. He died in 1917. Melvena Weaver (daughter of Weaver) was born in Clark Co, IN. Henry G. Hooker and Melvena Weaver had the following children: +13 i. Allie Hooker. 14 ii. Arie Hooker. +15 iii. Jose Hooker. +16 iv. Cloie Hooker. +17 v. Grace Hooker. +18 vi. Alvin Luther "Pa" Hooker. +19 vii. Art Hooker. THIRD GENERATION 13. Allie Hooker. Allie Hooker and Al Hammonds had the following children: +20 i. Henry Hammonds. Allie Hooker and Al Hammonds had the following children: +20 i. Henry Hammonds. 15. Jose Hooker. 16. Cloie Hooker. 17. Grace Hooker. 18. Alvin Luther "Pa" Hooker was born on Jul 13 1880 in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co, IN. He died on Dec 25 1960. Laura Elizabeth "Ma" Hardiman\Hardaman (daughter of William Archibald Hardiman\Hardaman and Frances Ellen Forward) was born in 1874. She died in 1956. Alvin Luther "Pa" Hooker and Laura Elizabeth "Ma" Hardiman\Hardaman had the following children: +21 i. Omer Alvin Hooker Sr. +22 ii. Cecil Ray "Link" Hooker. +23 iii. Curtis Edison Hooker. 19. Art Hooker. Adaline King (daughter of Jacob A King and Alwilda Forward) was born in Jun 1887 in Clark Co., IN. FOURTH GENERATION 20. Henry Hammonds. Henry Hammonds and ? had the following children: +24 i. Norma Hammonds. 21. Omer Alvin Hooker Sr was born on Jul 9 1904 in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co, IN. He died on Mar 31 1997 in Worthington, Green Co, IN. He was married to Sarah Elsie "Elsie" Stoner (daughter of James Andrew "Pop" Stoner and Alma Pearl"Mom" Roseberry) on Sep 8 1923. Sarah Elsie "Elsie" Stoner was born on Oct 9 1908 in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co, IN. She died on May 5 1963 in Clark Co Memorial Hospital, Jeffersonville, Clark Co, IN. Omer Alvin Hooker Sr and Sarah Elsie "Elsie" Stoner had the following children: +25 i. Russell Howard Hooker Sr. +26 ii. Alvin Andrew Hooker Sr. +27 iii. Alma Elizabeth Hooker. +28 iv. Katherine Daisy Mae Hooker. +29 v. Mary Inez Hooker. +30 vi. Lloyd Omer Hooker. +31 vii. Gloria Sherron Hooker. He was married to Margaret Ann Brown Buckley on Jul 15 1952. Omer Alvin Hooker Sr and Margaret Ann Brown Buckley had the following children: +32 i. Joseph Hooker. 33 ii. Omer Alvin Hooker Jr was born on Feb 23 1957 in Jeffersonville, Clark Co, IN. Omer Alvin Hooker Sr and Margaret Ann Brown Buckley had the following children: 33 i. Omer Alvin Hooker Jr. +32 ii. Joseph Hooker. 22. Cecil Ray "Link" Hooker was born on Sep 4 1908. He died on Oct 26 1976. Ocie E Beach (daughter of Robert Lee Beach and Eliza Ann) was born on Dec 10 1909. She died on Jun 22 1992. Cecil Ray "Link" Hooker and Ocie E Beach had the following children: +34 i. Vivian Hooker. 35 ii. Ronald Ray"Ronnie" Hooker was born on Aug 6 1940. He died in Nov 1989. 36 iii. Hooker. 23. Curtis Edison Hooker was born in 1910. Opel Smith (daughter of Wilmer Smith and Stella May "Aunt May" Stoner) was born in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co, IN. Curtis Edison Hooker and Opel Smith had the following children: +37 i. Clyde Hooker. +38 ii. Wilma Ruth Hooker. +39 iii. Cameron Irene Hooker. +40 iv. Cleo Hooker. 41 v. Curtis J "June" Hooker. +42 vi. Irma Hooker. +43 vii. Eleanor Hooker. FIFTH GENERATION 24. Norma Hammonds. 25. Russell Howard Hooker Sr was born on Apr 29 1941 in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co, IN. Russell Howard Hooker Sr and Carolyn Anne Bohnert had the following children: 44 i. Sarah Anne Hooker. +45 ii. Russell Howard Hooker Jr. +46 iii. Jeffery Omer Hooker. Russell Howard Hooker Sr and Carolyn Anne Bohnert had the following children: 44 i. Sarah Anne Hooker. +45 ii. Russell Howard Hooker Jr. +46 iii. Jeffery Omer Hooker. Russell Howard Hooker Sr and Olga ? had the following children: 47 i. Helga. Russell Howard Hooker Sr and Olga ? had the following children: 47 i. Helga. 26. Alvin Andrew Hooker Sr was born on Jan 25 1935 in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co, IN. He died on Apr 6 1983 in VA Hospital, Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY. He was married to Esther Copple (daughter of Gobel Copple and Ruth Noe) Private. Esther Copple was born Private. Alvin Andrew Hooker Sr and Esther Copple had the following children: +48 i. Alvin Andrew Hooker Jr. +49 ii. Donald Andrew Hooker. +50 iii. Mary Catherine Hooker. +51 iv. Sherry Yavonne Hooker. +52 v. Scott E(I.O.) Hooker. 27. Alma Elizabeth Hooker was born on Apr 25 1924 in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co, IN. She died on Dec 28 1982 in Jeffersonville, Clark Co, IN. Alma Elizabeth Hooker and Sam Nestler had the following children: 53 i. Samella Nestler Baker. 54 ii. Curtis Eugene Nestler. 55 iii. Gordon Roy Nestler. Alma Elizabeth Hooker and Sam Nestler had the following children: 56 i. Samella Nestler Baker. 57 ii. Curtis Eugene Nestler. 58 iii. Gordon Roy Nestler. Alma Elizabeth Hooker and Ellsworth Willie (Chuck) Hawes had the following children: 59 i. Particia Kaye Hawes was born. Alma Elizabeth Hooker and Ellsworth Willie (Chuck) Hawes had the following children: 60 i. Particia Kaye Hawes was born. 28. Katherine Daisy Mae Hooker was born on Oct 2 1926. She died on Jun 18 1988 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL. John Wendell Ervin was born on Apr 28 1916. Katherine Daisy Mae Hooker and John Wendell Ervin had the following children: +61 i. Georgia Carroll Ervin. +62 ii. Georgia Carroll Ervin. Katherine Daisy Mae Hooker and Ollie James Thomas had the following children: +63 i. Jerry Leo Thomas. Katherine Daisy Mae Hooker and Ollie James Thomas had the following children: +64 i. Jerry Leo Thomas. Katherine Daisy Mae Hooker and Gilbert Hawkins had the following children: 65 i. Gilbert Anthony Hawkins was born on Sep 27 1942. Katherine Daisy Mae Hooker and Gilbert Hawkins had the following children: 65 i. Gilbert Anthony Hawkins. 29. Mary Inez Hooker was born on Jul 26 1929 in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co, IN. She died on Sep 18 1996 in Scotts Villa Nursing Home, Scottsburgh, Scott Co, IN. Clarence Smith (son of Wilmer Smith and Stella May "Aunt May" Stoner) died on Mar 22 1981. Mary Inez Hooker and Clarence Smith had the following children: +66 i. Larry Edward Douglas Smith. Charles Marshall Hammonds Sr (son of Jay Lee Hammonds and Sadie Belle Stansbury) was born on Sep 28 1923. He died on Oct 26 1957. Mary Inez Hooker and Charles Marshall Hammonds Sr had the following children: +67 i. Charles Marshall Hammond Jr. +68 ii. Charlessetta Hammonds. Willie Thomas Danner was born on Jul 29 1925. He died on Oct 27 1979. 30. Lloyd Omer Hooker was born on Sep 23 1931 in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co, IN. He died on Aug 17 1993 in Clark Co Memorial Hospital, Jeffersonville, Clark Co, IN. Lloyd Omer Hooker and Betty Smith had the following children: +69 i. Connie Hooker. +70 ii. Linda Kay Hooker. +71 iii. Pamela Hooker. 72 iv. Ronnie Hooker. 31. Gloria Sherron Hooker was born on May 18 1938 in Bethlehem Township, Clark Co., Indiana. She was married to Billy Ray Sturgill Senior on Jun 18 1954. Billy Ray Sturgill Senior was born on Oct 28 1938 in Whitesburgh, KY. He died on Mar 17 1995. Gloria Sherron Hooker and Billy Ray Sturgill Senior had the following children: 73 i. Gloria Jean (Donna) Sturgill was born on Jun 18 1955. 74 ii. Henry Mavis "Billy Ray Sturgill Jr." was born on Apr 28 1956 in Jeffersonville, Clark Co, IN. +75 iii. Gloria Jean(Donna) Sturgill Terry. +76 iv. Henry Mavis(Billy Ray Sturgill(Jr) Terry Junior. She was married to Charles James Stouffer (son of John James Norman and Pauline Elizabeth Williams) on Dec 17 1960 in Jeffersonville, Clark Co, IN. Charles James Stouffer was born on May 10 1934 in Maugansville, Washington Co, MD. Gloria Sherron Hooker and Charles James Stouffer had the following children: +77 i. Eric James Stouffer. 78 ii. Gregory Lee Stouffer was born on May 12 1962 in Ireland Army Hospital, Fort Knox, Hardin Co, KY. 32. Joseph Hooker was born on Jul 23 1960 in Jeffersonville, Clark Co, IN. 34. Vivian Hooker. Jake Hammer was born in KY. Jake Hammer was born in KY. 37. Clyde Hooker. 38. Wilma Ruth Hooker. Wilma Ruth Hooker and Larry Atwell had the following children: 79 i. Mary Ann Atwell. 80 ii. Dawn Atwell. Wilma Ruth Hooker and Larry Atwell had the following children: 81 i. Mary Ann Atwell. 82 ii. Dawn Atwell. 39. Cameron Irene Hooker. Cameron Irene Hooker and Ray Russell had the following children: +83 i. Christine Russell. 84 ii. Mellisa Russell. Cameron Irene Hooker and Ray Russell had the following children: +85 i. Christine Russell. 86 ii. Mellisa Russell. Cameron Irene Hooker and Mike Todd had the following children: 87 i. Todd. Cameron Irene Hooker and Mike Todd had the following children: 88 i. Todd. 40. Cleo Hooker. Cleo Hooker and Daisy Carlisle had the following children: 89 i. Steven Hooker. 90 ii. Ricky Hooker. 91 iii. Debbie Hooker MCINTOCH. Cleo Hooker and Daisy Carlisle had the following children: 89 i. Steven Hooker. 90 ii. Ricky Hooker. 92 iii. Debbie Hooker MCINTOCH. 42. Irma Hooker was born on Jan 2 1935. Carl F Hyatt was born on Dec 20 1932. Irma Hooker and Carl F Hyatt had the following children: +93 i. Angelia Mae Hyatt. +94 ii. Charles Anthony Hyatt. 43. Eleanor Hooker was born on Aug 8 1937. Eleanor Hooker and Albert Ulrich Sr had the following children: 95 i. Albert Ulrich Jr. 96 ii. Curtis Hooker Ulrich. Eleanor Hooker and Albert Ulrich Sr had the following children: 97 i. Albert Ulrich Jr. 98 ii. Curtis Hooker Ulrich.

I keep watching the Hooker list but have not been able to connect my people. James Hooker b.Tenn. 1820 m Barbara Miller b.N.C.1820 children Louisa b.Ky . 1852 Columbus b.Ky. 1853 Martha b.Ky. 1855 Mary E. b.Ky. 13 April 1862 census says '58 Alice V. b.Ky. 1862 George H.b. Ind. 1865 They were livinig in Jackson Co. Ind. at time of 1870 Census. Mary married Samuel Banks and died 1922 in Jennings Co. Ind. If anyone can connect them to their Hooker list would love to hear from them. Nora