The Hoppock Family Tree

August 24, 2018 By Marfy Goodspeed in Families, Hoppock 16 Comments Tags: family trees

Johann George Hoppough and wife Anna Magdalena came from Seelbach, Germany to Hunterdon County with their six children. They settled in Lebanon Township and worshipped at the Readington Reformed Church. In 1745, ‚ÄúJurey Happach‚Äù became a naturalized New Jersey citizen. The best source for information on this immigrant family is More Palatine Families by Henry Z. Jones.

Like many other family names, this one was spelled in a variety of ways: Habbaugh, Hausbach, Hopbach, Hobbach, Hoppaugh are just a few.

This tree has been updated (11/20/2020) since its original publication, thanks to new information. There are certain rules for family trees published here:
1)¬† Children of daughters are included but not grandchildren.
2)¬† Surnames of spouses whose families have published trees on this website as of the date this tree is published are highlighted in green.
3)¬† My trees are more or less limited to residents of Hunterdon County. This is not a strict rule, but a guideline, and a way for me to limit the length of these trees.
4)¬† Additions and/or corrections welcome, either in comments below or by email.

And finally, because long lines on family trees do not wrap nicely, I have tried to keep names as short as possible. Middle names now are mostly initials. To view the tree without wraps, drag your screen to a wide view.

First Generation:

(1) Johann George Hoppough (c.1675 ‚Äì after 1748) & Anna Magdalena

Second Generation:

(1) Johann George Hoppough & Anna Magdalena
|¬† ¬†(2.1) Jost Henrich Hoppough (c.1700 – 1765)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 1) Anna Magdalena Schu (c.1703 ‚Äì c.1740)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 2) Mary (c.1710 ‚Äì after 1767)
|¬† ¬†(2.2) Anthony Tunis Hoppock Sr. (1703 – 1779)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 1) Antje Ann Boss (c.1715 – )
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 2) Elizabeth
|¬† ¬†(2.3) Elizabeth Margaretha Hoppock (c.1705 – )
|¬† ¬†(2.4) Anna Catharine Hoppock (1711 – )
|¬† ¬†(2.5) Johann Peter Hoppough (1713 ‚Äì after 1777)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 1) Maria (c.1720 ‚Äì bef. 1738)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 2) Catharine Berg
|¬† ¬†(2.6) Cornelius Hoppock (1716 – ) & Maria Magdalena G√∂bler (c.1720 – )

Third Generation:

|¬†¬† (2.1) Jost Henrich Hoppough & 1) Anna Magdalena Schu
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.1) John Hoppock (1726 – 1816) & Mary (c.1741 – 1838)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.2) Leanah Hoppock (c.1728 – ~1780) & Peter S. Young (1693 ‚Äì bef. 1786)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.3) Elizabeth Hoppock (c.1730 – 1812) & Peter Hann (c.1730 ‚Äì c.1811)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Peter Hoppough (1733 – 1809) & Catharine Dalrymple (c.1741 – 1809)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.5) Ann Hoppock (1734 – 1803) & Peter Aller¬†(c.1724 – 1813)

|¬† ¬†(2.2) Anthony Tunis Hoppock Sr. & 1) Antje Ann Boss
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.1) Johann George Hoppock (c.1734 ‚Äì bef. 1771)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.2) Maria Mary Hoppock (c.1736 – 1817) & Peter Housel (c.1736 – 1784)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.3) Elsa/Eliza Margaretha Hoppock (c.1738 – ) & William Kuhl (c.1745 – ?)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.4) Capt. Cornelius Hoppock (1739 ‚Äì c.1813)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 1) Catherine Corle (c.1740 ‚Äì c.1782)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 2) Jemima Barber (1751 – )
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.5) Sarah Hoppock (c.1740 ‚Äì after 1788) & Jacob Fisher Sr. (c.1735 ‚Äì c.1821)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.6) Anna Hoppock (c.1740 – ) & George Trimmer (c.1725 – 1807)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.7) Leanah Hoppock (c.1742 – ) & Martin Bughner (c.1740 – )
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.8) Catharine Hoppock (c.1750 – ?) & Jacob Fulper (1755 – 1814)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.9) Tunis Hoppock Jr. (1762 – 1838) & Eleanor Holcombe (1765 – 1859)
|¬† ¬†(2.2) Anthony Tunis Hoppock Sr. & 2) Elizabeth
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.10) Jacob Hoppock (1775 – 1866)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 1) Bertha Wilson (c.1780 – )
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 2) Bernice Williamson (1775 – 1868)

|¬† (2.5) Johann Peter Hoppough & 2) Catharine Berg
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.1) Catharine Hoppock (c.1742 – )
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.2) Mary Anna Maria Hoppock (c.1745 – )
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.3) Elizabeth Hoppock (c.1748 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) John Jacob Hoppock (c.1753 ‚Äì after 1789)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Elizabeth Rockafellar (c.1761 ‚Äì c.1810)
|¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Agnes Westbrook

Fourth Generation:

|¬† ¬†(2.1) Jost Henrich Hoppough & Anna Magdalena Schu
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(3.1) John Hoppock & Mary
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(4.1) Cornelius Hoppock (c.1769 – 1835) & Rachel
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(4.2) John R. Hoppock (1769 – 1853)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 1) Leanah Huffman (c.1775 ‚Äì after 1840)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† m. 2) Margaret Buchanan (c.1795 ‚Äì bef. 1850)
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(4.3) Jacob Hoppock (c.1770 – after 1845) & Rachel
|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†|¬† ¬†(4.4) Sarah Hoppock (1775 – 1873) & Jonathan Moore (1772 – 1840)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.3) Elizabeth Hoppock & Peter Hann
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) John Hann (c.1758 – 1831) & Catharine Eliz. Gottschall (1750 – 1841)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) William Hann (1759 ‚Äì after 1850) & Mary Case (c.1760 ‚Äì after 1840)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Anne Hann (1760 – 1841) & Albertus Myers (1751 – 1839)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) Mary Hann (c.1760 – ) & George Kyple (c.1749 – 1821)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) Catharine Hann (c.1760 – ) & William Mettler (c.1755 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Jacob Hann (c.1765 – 1859)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Anna Dilts (c.1781 ‚Äì bef. 1802)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Susannah Fields (c.1775 – )
|¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.7) Margaret Hann (1766 ‚Äì c.1809) & Garret Lake (1777 – 1849)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.8) Peter Hann (1769 – 1853) & Catharine Dilts (c.1776 – 1862)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.9) Else Hann (c.1770 – ) & William Lake (c.1760 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.10) Henry Hann (c.1773 – 1817) & Mary (c.1775 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.11) Elizabeth Hann (c.1780 – ) & Jacob Stenebaugh (c.1775 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Peter Hoppough & Catharine Dalrymple
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) John Hoppock (1760 – 1831) & Sarah Tayor¬†(1772 – 1836)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†(4.2) Joseph Hoppock (c.1765 – 1819) & Anne Moore (1767 – 1866)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Catharine Hoppock (1767 – 1854) & John Cregar Jr. (1770 – 1853)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) Mary Hoppock (c.1768 – 1828) & Jacob Corshon (c.1765 ‚Äì bef. 1819)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) Elizabeth Hoppock (1770 – 1823) & Barnet Fox (1766 – 1825)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Sarah Hoppock (1779 – 1813) & Cornelius Williamson (1771 – 1835)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.7) George Hoppock (1765 – ) & Ann Cregar (1772 ‚Äì after 1804)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.8) Peter Hoppock (1781 – 1860) &
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Ann Hummer (c.1760 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Mary Ann Dalrymple (1786 – 1857)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.9) Anne Hoppock (c.1782 – ) & William Harris

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.5) Ann Hoppock & Peter Aller
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Peter Aller (1756 – 1839)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) William Aller (1786 – 1874) & Mary Dalrymple (1789 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Anne Aller (c.1758 ‚Äì after 1808)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) Henry Aller Esq. (1763 – 1855)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Mary Welch (1783 – 1819)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Mary Kuhl (1798 – 1851)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) John Aller (c.1765 ‚Äì after 1808)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Catherine Aller (c.1760 ‚Äì after 1808)
|¬†¬† | ¬†¬†|¬†¬† (4.7) Mary Maria Aller (c.1766 ‚Äì after 1808)

|¬†¬† (2.2) Anthony Tunis Hoppock Sr. & 1) Antje Ann Boss
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.2) Maria Mary Hoppock & Peter Housel
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Jacob Housel Esq. (1764 – 1825)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Ruth Roberts (c.1763 ‚Äì c.1784)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Mary Fisher (1751 – 1829)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 3) Rosanna Snyder (c.1795 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) Catharine Housel (1777 – 1868) & William Marsh (1759 – 1839)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Capt. Cornelius Hoppock Sr. & 1) Catherine Corle
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Anne Nancy Hoppock (1762 – 1797) & Samuel Barber (1756 – 1847)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) George Hoppock (1763 – 1798) & Amy Lambert (1769 – 1848)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Sarah Hoppock (1764 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) Catharine Hoppock (1766 ‚Äì bef. 1787)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) Mary Hoppock (1766 – 1813) & Samuel Barber¬†(1756 – 1847)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Cornelius Hoppock Jr. (1769 – ) & Elizabeth
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.7) Elizabeth Hoppock (1772 – ) & Joshua Anderson (1773 ‚Äì after 1830)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.8) Frances Hoppock (1774 – ) & David Magill (c.1770 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.9) Julia Hoppock (1776 – ) & Cyrenius Vanmarter Anderson (1773 – 1835)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Capt. Cornelius Hoppock Sr. & 2) Jemima Barber
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.10) John Hoppock Esq. (1784 – 1866) & Rebecca Wilson (c.1785 – ~1861)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.11) Catharine Hoppock (1787 – ) & John Rose (1781 – 1870)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.5) Sarah Hoppock & Jacob Fisher Sr.
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Peter Fisher Esq. (1765 – 1829) & Anna Runk (1764 – 1850)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) Anna Fisher (1767 – 1851) & Caleb Farley (1757 – 1808)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Tunis Fisher (1769 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) Mary Fisher (1772 – 1852) & Nathaniel Wilson (1767 – 1811)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) Sarah Fisher (1775 – 1831) & Abraham Prall (1770 – 1851)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Jacob Fisher Jr. (1779 – 1813)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Anne Anna Chamberlin (1784 – 1855)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Anna (1814 – 1885)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.7) John Fisher (1788 ‚Äì bef. 1814)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.6) Anna Hoppock & George Trimmer
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Sarah Trimmer (c.1760 – ) & William Risler (1759 – 1836)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) Elizabeth Trimmer (1769 – 1832) & Dea. Jacob Bearder (1768 – 1838)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.7) Leanah Hoppock (c.1742 – ) & Martin Bughner (c.1740 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Sebastian Boughner (1768 – 1854) & Elizabeth Young (c.1775 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) Jacob Bughner (c.1770 – ) & Moicah Hull (c.1770 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†(4.3) Samuel Bughner

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.8) Catharine Hoppock (c.1750 – ) & Jacob Fulper (1755 – 1814)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Elizabeth Fulper (1781 – 1846) & George Buchanan (1773 – 1826)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) Peter Fulper (1785 – 1840) & Jerusha Larew (1788 – 1870)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Jacob Fulper (1787 – 1798)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) William Fulper (1795 – 1882)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) Amy Fulper (c.1793 ‚Äì after 1880) & Jacob F. Rake (c.1801 ‚Äì after 1882)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Sarah Fulper (1795 – 1866) & John Gordon (1786 – 1865)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.9) Tunis Hoppock Jr. & Eleanor Holcombe
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Elizabeth Hoppock (1783 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) Asher Hoppock (1787 – 1811) & Caty Catharine Wambough (~1788 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Mahlon Hoppock (1788 – 1814)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) Ely Hoppock (1791 – ) & Anna Bloom (c.1795 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) Jacob Hoppock (1793 – ) & Rachel Allen (c.1790 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Josiah Hoppock (1797 – 1805)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.7) Catharine Hoppock (1799 – 1840) & Richard Kuhl (c.1795 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.8) Howell Hoppock (1802 – )
|¬†¬† | ¬†¬†|¬†¬† (4.9) Richard Hoppock (1804 – 1842) & Sarah Quick (1805 – 1840)

|¬†¬† (2.2) Anthony Tunis Hoppock Sr. & 2) Elizabeth
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.1) Jacob Hoppock & 2) Bernice Williamson
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Cornelius W. Hoppock (1803 – 1879) & Mary P. Snyder (1809 – 1887)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) Mary Hoppock (1806 – 1887) & Cornelius Williamson¬†(1806 – 1890)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Patience Hoppock (1808 – 1869)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) John W. Hoppock (1810 – 1874) & Elizabeth Sassaman (1822 – 1871)
| ¬†¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) Sarah Hoppock (1812 – 1894) & Tobias Walter (1818 – 1901)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Moykee Hoppock (~1816 – 1845) & Jacob M. Vanderbelt (1817 – 1883)

|¬†¬† (2).5 Johann Peter Hoppough & 2) Catharine Berg
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) John Jacob Hoppock & 1) Elizabeth Rockafellar
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Catherine Hoppock (1778 – 1869)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) William Hoppaugh (1789 – 1849) & Jane (1800 – 1870)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Peter Hoppough (1780 – 1844) & Margery Westbrook (1785 – 1856)

Fifth Generation:

|¬†¬† (2.1) Jost Henrich Hoppough & 1) Anna Magdalena Schu
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.1) John Hoppock & Mary
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Cornelius Hoppock & Rachel
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elizabeth Hoppock (c.1798 ‚Äì after 1850)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Thomas Sherman (1794 – 1820)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Elijah Rittenhouse (c.1795 – 1867)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) John R. Hoppock & 1) Leanah Huffman
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Henry J. Hoppock (1797 – 1879) & Lydia Wolverton (1804 ‚Äì bef.1879)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Margaret Hoppock (1800 – 1879) & Peter Kinney (c.1795 – 1851)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Amos Hoppock (1802 – 1873) & Elizabeth Dalrymple (1801 – 1874)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Charlotte Hoppock (c.1802 – )
|¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Mahalah Hoppock (c.1804 – 1887)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) Sarah Hoppock & Jonathan Moore
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Henry Moore (1797 ‚Äì bef. 1840)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Mary Moore (1799 – 1875) & William P. Dilts (1796 – 1882)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Josiah Moore (1805 – 1884) & Deborah Fauss (1804 – 1877)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Acker Moore (1803 – 1882) & Phebe Miller (1805 – 1897)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Jerusha Moore (1807 – 1867) & Charles Hoppock (1800 – 1876)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.6) John Reading Moore (1811 – 1887) & Ann Thatcher (1813 – 1883)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Peter Hoppough & Catharine Dalrymple
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) John Hoppock & Sarah Taylor
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elizabeth Hoppock (c.1790 – ) & Gabriel Cooper (1763 – 1817)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Else Hoppock (c.1790 – ) & Daniel Cooper (1767 – 1832)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Peter Hoppock (1793 – 1872) & Susannah (1789 – 1868)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Catherine Hoppock (c.1795 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Jerusha Hoppock (c.1797 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.6) Sarah Hoppock (1799 – 1880) & Benjamin Philkill (1796 – 1870)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.7) Ann Hoppock (c.1805 – ) & Benjamin Carter
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.8) John Hoppock (1806 – 1868) & Margaret Hacket (1805 – 1884)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.9) Jacob Hoppock
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.10) Cornelius Hoppock (c.1820 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†(4.2) Joseph Hoppock & Anne Moore
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Peter Hoppock (c.1790 – 1875)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Henry Hoppock (1791 – 1860) & Mary Moore¬†(1787 – 1865)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Charles Hoppock (1800 – 1876) & Jerusha Moore¬†(1807 – 1867)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Mary Hoppock (1804 – 1869) & Alexander McClanen (c.1795 – 1845)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Catharine Hoppock & John Cregar Jr.
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elizabeth Cregar (1795 – 1892) & Peter H. Hoffman (1794 – 1867)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Mary Cregar (1807 – 1885) & Archibald Hoffman (1807 – 1879)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.4) Mary Hoppock & Jacob Corshon
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Catharine Corshon (c.1780 – ) & William H. Yawger (c.1755 – )
This William Yawger is problematic. A Wm Yawger married Anna Besson on May 22, 1778, and was mentioned in her father‚Äôs will of 1794: ‚ÄúDaughter Anna”Yawyer” ¬£250 after wife’s decease, but should I owe William Yawyer anything at time of my death and he should recover anything out of my estate it is to be deducted from the legacy to his wife, as Anne has already been given a considerable share.‚Äù It is possible that he was also married to Jacob and Mary Corshon‚Äôs daughter Catharine.
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Peter Corson (1787 – 1826) & Margaret Moore¬†(1786 – 1859)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) John Corson (1787 – 1848)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Mehitable Dalrymple (c.1785 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Esther (c.1787 – 1859)
John Corson married Mehitable Dalrymple on Nov. 14, 1812. Her death date is not known. Wife Esther survived him and was buried with him in the Moore Family Burying Ground in Delaware Township.
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Anna Corshon (1798 – 1816)
|¬†¬† | ¬†¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Jacob Corshon Jr. (c.1801 – 1875)

|¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† (4.5) Elizabeth Hoppock & Barnet Fox
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Mary C. Fox (1792 – 1865) & Joseph R. Plum (1788 – 1852)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Catharine Fox (1795 – 1870)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Charles Fox (1800 – 1880) & Eliza Gano (1805 – 1890)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Jacob Fox (1814 – 1892) & Sarah Spangenberg (1821 – 1900)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Sarah Hoppock & Cornelius Williamson
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Catharine Williamson (1803 – 1891) & John Buchanan¬†(1800 – 1890)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Bernice Williamson (1804 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Anna Williamson (1805 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Cornelius Williamson (1806 – 1890) & Mary Hoppock (1806 – 1887)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Peter Williamson (1808 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.6) Sarah A. Williamson (1809 – 1853) & Samuel A. Carrell (1814 – 1861)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.7) Wm W. Williamson (1811 – 1901) & Sarah Young (c.1823 ‚Äì after 1880)
|¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.8) Asher Williamson [Jr.] (1812 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.7) George Hoppock & Ann Cregar
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elizabeth Hoppock (1792 – 1876)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) William Osmun (c.1790 ‚Äì c.1832)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Samuel Hamilton (1790 – 1847)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Catherine Hoppock (1795 – 1884) & James Stevenson (c.1790 – 1857)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Peter H. Hoppock (1798 – 1878) & Susannah (c.1796 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.8) Peter Hoppock & 2) Mary Ann Dalrymple
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elias Hoppock (1814 – 1884)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Ann Van Arsdale (1812 – 1850)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Rebecca Godown (1820 – 1881)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Elder John D. Hoppock (1819 – 1906) & Ann Moore¬†(1825 – 1880)

|¬†¬† (2.2) Anthony Tunis Hoppock Sr. & 1) Antje Ann Boss
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Capt. Cornelius Hoppock Sr. & 1) Catherine Corle
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Anne Nancy Hoppock (1762 – 1797) & Samuel Barber¬†(1756 – 1847)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† (5.1) John Barber Esq. (1787 – 1867) & Anne S. Skillman (1790 – 1867)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) William Barber (1789 – 1866) & Catharine C. Corle (c.1794 – 1849)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Catherine Barber (1791 – 1871) & Solomon Holcombe (1789 – 1871)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Johnson Barber (1793 – 1860)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Elitta Craven (c.1795 ‚Äì bef. 1820)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Rhoda ‚ÄòLetty‚Äô K. (1794 – 1830)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 3) Sarah (1785 – 1866)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Ann Nancy Barber (c.1797 – ) & Hiram Price (1799 – 1879)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) George Hoppock & Amy Lambert
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Capt. John Lambert Hoppock (1789 – 1813)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) William L. Hoppock Sr. (1792 – 1874)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Jane Heed (1794 – 1834)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Hannah Liverton (1798 – 1871)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Susanna M. Hoppock (1798 – 1883) & David Wilson (1793 – 1857)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) Mary Hoppock & Samuel Barber
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Cornelius H. Barber (1804 – 1884)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Sarah Lanning Britton (1810 – 1836)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Cornelia Maria Britton (c.1813 ‚Äì after 1884)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Samuel C. Barber (1806 – 1900)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Rhoda J. Prall (c.1810 – 1842)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Caroline Holcombe (1819 – 1887)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 3) Della (1831 – 1901)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Alfred H. Barber (c.1809 – 1898)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Mary S. Barber (1811 – 1842) & Joseph G. Bowne (1804 – 1888)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.7) Elizabeth Hoppock & Capt. Joshua Anderson
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Catharine Corle Anderson (c.1797 – ) & Joseph McNeilly (c.1820 – )
|¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Eliza Anderson (1799 – 1826) & Samuel D. Stryker (1790 – 1863)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) John Hoppock Anderson (1801 – 1877)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Mary Hart (c.1805 – 1827)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Mary Martha Alexander (c.1812 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Sarah Anderson (c.1803 ‚Äì bef. 1810)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Rebecca C. Anderson (1816 – 1863) & Nelson L. Large (1809 – 1860)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.9) Julia Hoppock & Cyrenius Vanmarter Anderson
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) George H. Anderson (1799 ‚Äì aft 1870) & Caroline Robbins (c.1807 ‚Äì )
| ¬†¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Cornelius H. Anderson (1800 – 1875) & Prudence Jones (c.1802 ‚Äì )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Hannah S. Anderson (1803 – ) & Solomon Wombaugh
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) John B. Anderson (1805 ‚Äì aft 1884) & Rebecca A. Forman (c.1805 – 1873)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Elizabeth Anderson (c.1810 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.6) Clotilda Anderson (c.1810 – ) & John P. Combs
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.7) Margaritte Anderson (c.1815 – ) & Joseph H. Hough
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.8) Mary C. Anderson (1822 – 1896) & John F. Shepherd (1823 – 1903)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Capt. Cornelius Hoppock Sr. & 2) Jemima Barber
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.10) John Hoppock Esq. & Rebecca Wilson (c.1785 ‚Äì c.1861)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†(5.1) William Hoppock (1815 – 1894) & Rebecca Wilson (1818 – 1866)
This is a first for me‚Äîa son marrying a woman with the same maiden name as his mother. The two Rebeccas were second cousins twice removed. Rebecca married to John Hoppock was the daughter of James & Margaret Wilson, while the Rebecca married to Wm Hoppock was the daughter of Thomas & Susannah Hoppock.
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) James W. Hoppock (c.1824 – 1882) & Sarah Lambert (1841 – 1888)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.11) Catharine Hoppock & John Rose
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Jemima Ann Rose (1815 – 1905) & Nathaniel Smith (1813 – 1897)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.9) Tunis Hoppock Jr. & Eleanor Holcombe
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†(4.4) Ely Hoppock & Anna Bloom
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) James W. Hoppock (c.1823 – 1882) & Jane Fisher (1829 – 1866)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.7) Catharine Hoppock & Richard Kuhl
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Richard H. Kuhl (1827 – 1870) & Ellen VanDoren (1826 – 1923)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.9) Richard Hoppock & Sarah Quick
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Jane Elizabeth Hoppock (c.1832 – 1833)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Fanny Hoppock (c.1836 – 1838)

|¬†¬† (2.2) Anthony Tunis Hoppock Sr. & 2) Elizabeth
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.1) Jacob Hoppock & 2) Bernice Williamson
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) Mary Hoppock & Cornelius Williamson
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) son Williamson (1838 – 1838)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Bernice Williamson (1839 – 1864)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Asher V. Williamson (1841 – 1926) & Anna J. Hummer (1842 – 1929)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Jacob H. Williamson (1844 – 1906)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Cornelius Williamson (1846 – 1915) & Mary J. (c.1842 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.6) Israel P. Williamson (1850 – 1932)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.5) Sarah Hoppock & Tobias Walter
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Asher B. Walter (1853 – 1930) & Amy Elizabeth Kugler (1856 – 1942)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.6) Moykee Hoppock & Jacob Morgan Vanderbelt
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elizabeth B. Vanderbelt (1844 – )

|¬†¬† (2.5) Johann Peter Hoppough & Catharine Berg
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) John Jacob Hoppock & 1) Elizabeth Rockafellar
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Peter Hoppough & Margery Westbrook
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Westbrook G. Hoppock (1804 – 1880)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Marquis DeLafayette Hoppock (1807 – 1889)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) David Hoppock (1809 – 1871)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Decker B. Hoppaugh (1813 – 1892) & Lydia Noble (1821 – 1904)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.5) Horace P. Hoppough (1825 – 1909) & Sarah Pulver (1829 – 1909)

Sixth Generation:

|¬†¬† (2.1) Jost Henrich Hoppough & 1) Anna Magdalena Schu
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.1) John Hoppock & Mary
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) Cornelius Hoppock & Rachel
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elizabeth Hoppock* & 1) Thomas Sherman
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Rachel Sherman (c.1816 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) Cornelius Sherman (1818 ‚Äì c.1895) & Ruth Smith
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elizabeth Hoppock & 2) Elijah Rittenhouse
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) Caroline Rittenhouse (1841 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) John R. Hoppock & 1) Leanah Huffman
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Henry J. Hoppock & Lydia Wolverton
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Israel P. Hoppock (1830 – 1895) & Susan C. Bodine (1841 – 1896)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) Caroline Hoppock (1832 – 1910) & Thomas W. Brewer (1829 – 1914)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) George H. Hoppock (1834 – 1895) & Hannah D. Bush (1835 – 1915)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Jonathan M. Hoppock (1838 – 1906) & Elizabeth Cain (c.1845 ‚Äì )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.5) Henry W. Hoppock (1841 – 1933) & Cornelia Housel (1847 – 1931)
|¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.6) Mary Elizabeth Hoppock (1842 – 1843)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Amos Hoppock & Elizabeth Dalrymple
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Margaret Hoppock (1826 – 1859) & Joseph Haines (1828 – 1901)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) Ann Hoppock (c.1827 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) Mary M. Hoppock (1829 – 1914) & Joseph Haines (1828 – 1901)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Lucinda Lucy Hoppock (1831 – 1906)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.5) Amy Hoppock (1834 – 1906) & Kinney
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.6) Rensalear Hoppock (1835 – 1864) & Mary Moore¬†(c.1841 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.7) Howell Hoppock (1848 – 1849)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Peter Hoppough & Catharine Dalrymple
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.1) John Hoppock & Sarah Taylor
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.6) Sarah Hoppock m. 1818 Benjamin Philkill
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Catharine Philkill (1820 – 1897) m. Ambrose Fox (1809 – 1876)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† | ¬†¬†|¬†¬† (6.2) John H. Philkill (1822 ‚Äì after 1900) & Elizabeth (c.1824 ‚Äì c.1885)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) Joseph Philkill (c.1829 – ) & Susan E. Rake (1841 – 1917)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Elizabeth Philkill (c.1830 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.5) Sarah Ann Philkill (c.1834 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† | ¬†¬†|¬†¬† (6.6) Mary Philkill (1835 – 1876) & Samuel Stout Jr. (1827 – 1907)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.7) Amy Jane Philkill (1838 – 1919) & Samuel Stout Jr. (1827 – 1907)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.8) William Philkill (c.1841 – ) & Hannah M. Roberts (1841 – 1930)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.8) John Hoppock & Margaret Hacket
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Sarah Hoppock (1827 – ) & Charles T. Fulper (1820 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†(4.2) Joseph Hoppock & Anne Moore
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Henry Hoppock & Mary Moore
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Ely Hoppock (1816 – 1873) & Ann Moore¬†(1815 – 1895)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) Sarah A. Hoppock (c.1817 ‚Äì after 1880)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) Wm M. Hoppock (1822 – 1898) & Sarah Sherman (1823 – 1888)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Margaret L. Hoppock (1826 – ) & Charles C. Bowne (1820 – 1882)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†(6.5) Abraham Hoppock (1829 – 1911) & Amy C. Everitt (1829 – 1899)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Charles Hoppock & Jerusha Moore
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Sarah Hoppock (1827 – 1913) & John Smith Ent (1821 – 1888)
|¬†¬† | ¬†¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) Anna Hoppock (1832 – 1922) & David A. German (1817 – 1894)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) John M. Hoppock (1833 – 1909) & Mary S. (1838 – 1910)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Lemuel Hoppock (1839 – 1868)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.5) Joseph Hoppock (c.1846 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Mary Hoppock & Alexander McClanen
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Elizabeth McClanen (c.1826 ‚Äì ) & Frazer M. Servis (c.1822 ‚Äì )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) John McClanen (1827 – 1845)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) Joseph McLannin (c.1827 – ) & Rebecca (c.1833 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Charles H. McClanen (1833 – 1912) & Rebecca Agin (1831 – 1915)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.5) Mary Ann McClanen (c.1835 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.6) Wilson McClanen (1838 – 1895) & Mary E. Girton (c.1839 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.7) George Hoppock & Ann Cregar
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elizabeth Hoppock & 1) William Osmun
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Mary Osman (1812 – 1900) & Isaac Hoppock (1798 – 1869)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† | ¬†¬†(6.2) George Osman (1813 – 1882)
|¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) Ann Osman (1816 – 1865)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Peter Osmun (1818 – 1883) & Elizabeth Slater (1818 – 1871)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elizabeth Hoppock & 2) Samuel Hamilton
|¬†¬† |¬† ¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.5) Lucinda Hamilton (c.1833 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Catherine Hoppock & James Stevenson
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Sarah E. Stevenson (1836 – 1896) & Mancius H. Neighbor (1829 – 1876)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.3) Peter H. Hoppock & Susannah
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) William W. Hoppock (1837 – ) & Ellen E. Waldron (1839 – 1925)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.8) Peter Hoppock & 2) Mary Ann Dalrymple
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elias Hoppock & 1) Ann Van Arsdale
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Peter Hoppock (1842 – 1916) & Rhoda Anderson (1844 – 1935)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) Sarah Marie Hoppock (c.1846 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) Elias Hoppock & 2) Rebecca Godown
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) William S. Hoppock (1855 – 1880)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 1) Elizabeth Horne (c.1860 ‚Äì after 1910)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† m. 2) Lizzie A. Hillier
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Mary C. Hoppock (1856 – 1919) & Jacob Suydam (c.1855 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.5) John M. Hoppock (c.1859 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) Elder John D. Hoppock & Ann Moore
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Hannah M. Hoppock (1848 – 1908)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) Mary Ellen Hoppock (1850 – 1851)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) Sarah M. Hoppock (1852 – 1915) & Lambert M. Hyde (1852 – 1922)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Hiram D. Hoppock (1858 – 1920) & Sarah E. Horne (1861 – 1934)

|¬†¬† (2.2) Anthony Tunis Hoppock Sr. & 1) Antje Ann Boss
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Capt. Cornelius Hoppock Sr. & 1) Catherine Corle
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.2) George Hoppock & Amy Lambert
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) William L. Hoppock Sr. & 1) Jane Heed
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Achsah Hoppock (1818 – 1851) & Richard C. Everitt (1822 – 1866)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) George H. Hoppock (1820 – 1905) & Jane E. Wolverton (1822 – 1902)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) John L. Hoppock (1820 – 1903) & Elizabeth K. Bray (c.1828 – 1900)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) Caroline M. Hoppock (1823 – 1909) & Maurice Wolverton¬†(1827 – 1904)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.5) Samuel C. Hoppock (c.1826 – 1893) & Sarah (c.1830 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.6) William L. Hoppock Jr. (1828 – 1912) & Rebecca Johnson (1834 – 1901)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.7) Jonathan H. Hoppock (1831 – 1915) & Ann Matilda Price (1836 – 1915)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) Capt. Cornelius Hoppock Sr. & 2) Jemima Barber
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.10) John Hoppock Esq. & Rebecca Wilson
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) William Hoppock & Rebecca Wilson
|¬†¬† | ¬†¬†|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Caroline R. Hoppock (c.1841 – ) & Harrison Sutphin (1843 – 1926)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.2) Theodore Hoppock (c.1845 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.3) Mary Hoppock (1848 – 1920) & Augustus B. Blackwell (1844 – 1930)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.4) John Hoppock (c.1851 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.5) Liziana Hoppock (c.1852 – )
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.6) Susanna Hoppock (c.1853 ‚Äì after 1880)
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.7) Jane Jenna F. Hoppock (c.1856 – )

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.2) James W. Hoppock & Sarah Lambert
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) James W. Hoppock (1864 – 1913)

|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.9) Tunis Hoppock Jr. & Eleanor Holcombe
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬† ¬†(4.4) Ely Hoppock & Anna Bloom
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.1) James W. Hoppock & Jane Fisher
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Louisa F. Hoppock (1852 – 1913) & Calvin F. Solliday (1851 – 1913)

|¬†¬† (2.5) Johann Peter Hoppough & 2) Catharine Berg
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† (3.4) John Jacob Hoppock & 1) Elizabeth Rockafellar
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (4.3) Peter Hoppough & Margery Westbrook
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (5.4) Decker B. Hoppaugh & Lydia Noble
|¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† |¬†¬† (6.1) Decker B. Hoppaugh Jr. (1853 – 1914) & Elizabeth L. Campbell (1861 – 1934)

16 Comments

Marshall Lake
August 28, 2018 @ 9:52 pm

For “Eleanor Hoppock (c.1738 ‚Äì ) & William Kuhl (c.1745 ‚Äì ?)” I have the spouse of William KUHL as Elisabetha Margaretha HOPPOCK.

In the baptismal records (spanning 1769-1794) for their 13 children at First German and English Congregation, Knowlton Township, Sussex/Warren County, New Jersey.

In the 13 records the mother is named as:

Elsa Margaretha in 1 record
Elisabetha in 2 records
Eliza Margaretha in 1 record
Elisa Margaretha in 5 records
Elisabeth in 2 records
Elizabetha in 1 record
Elisabetha Margaretha in 1 record

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Marfy Goodspeed
August 29, 2018 @ 11:08 am

Thank you Marshall. I have made that correction, although I had to pick a couple of the several names you offered. Since Elisa got mentioned 5 times, I thought I’d better use that one.

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Holly McClanen Hart
October 12, 2018 @ 11:54 pm

Mary Hoppack 1804-1869 the daughter of Joseph Hoppack 1765-1819 and Anne Moore 1767-1866
was married to Alexander McClanen 1795-1845. They are buried in the Dunkard Graveyard in Hunterdon NJ. They had my 2nd great grandfather Wilson McClanen 1838-1895. The McClanens are buried in the Newtown,PA cemetery. i am so happy to see my chain is from Germany. wish i could find the McClanens!

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Carl Christensen
May 14, 2019 @ 10:14 pm

Interested in the Housel portion of this data. Obviously the WILL of Tunis Hoppock calls out Peter Housel as the wife of his daughter Maria. And the papers of Peter Housel who died intestate names his wife Mary as the administratrix of the estate. BUT, I have found no data describing their children. Further, the unnamed ‘second’ of three children shown is, I believe referring to an Abraham Housel who married Esther Smith (daughter of Robert Smith). This Abraham was born in 1794 and died in 1868 in Niagara, NY. WE have not been able to place him within the family tree of the Housels of New Jersey, yet census data seems to indicate he was a child of New Jersey. YOU seem to have some data that I don’t have supporting ANY children for Peter Housel and his wife Maria (perhaps Mary) Hoppock. I hope that you will share it.

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- Marfy Goodspeed
  May 15, 2019 @ 11:31 am
  
  Well, Carl, I must thank you for prodding me into looking more closely into this question. Because it turned into a great example of how useful deeds can be when searching for ancestors. I have one deed in particular in mind, found in the Hunterdon County Deeds, Book 1 p. 413-414. Since it clearly establishes that Catharine Housel Marsh [written as ‚ÄúMash”] was the daughter of Peter Housel and sister of Jacob Housel. In that deed the couple conveyed their rights in the property of her father Peter Housel to her brother Jacob Housel.
  In the process of researching this, I discovered an even more interesting deed (to me), in which Peter Housel acquire his half share of the 364 acres owned by his father Jacob Houshell. The other half went to his brother-in-law Jacob Case, husband of Catharine Housel. More family information there.
  What I did not find was any mention of a third child, the one married to the unknown Smith. So in that case, I agree with you, and will remove that person from the tree.
  
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Joyce Kintzel
May 23, 2019 @ 10:43 am

You are so knowledgeable in Hunterdon County families I’m wondering if a Frances Hoppock b 1/2/1796-d 8/7/1879 and buried in Mt. Airy Cem, who married William Stevenson 5/1/1813 rings a bell as someone you might have come across in your research. I have been looking for her parents, to no avail, for years. She is one of my great grandma’s.

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- Marfy Goodspeed
  May 23, 2019 @ 12:41 pm
  
  Joyce, I’m afraid I still don’t have any information on the parents of Frances Hoppock. If it weren’t for her gravestone we probably wouldn’t know anything at all of her.
  
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Peter Oler
July 1, 2019 @ 12:27 pm

I think you have conflated two Peter Aller families who lived at the same time in Hunterdon County NJ.. One married Anne Hoppock…the other married Elizabeth Kaes.
FYI.. I have some records I can forward. Two of the sons of Peter Aller that you have listed, I believe, Peter Aller (b. 1756 ) and John (b.1750) could be correct. He listed seven children in his will. Sons: Peter, William, Henry and John. Daughters: Ann, Catherine, Maria. His wife, Anne Hoppock (b. 1734) died 3/31/1803.

NJ, Abstract of Wills, 1670-1817 for a Peter Aller ( 1808 Apr. 16 Aller, Peter) (File 2568 J)

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- Marfy Goodspeed
  July 1, 2019 @ 3:38 pm
  
  Dear Peter, I assume your surname evolved from Aller. I appreciate the correction as I have not made much of a study of the Aller family. I do have that will you refer to, for the Peter Aller who lived in Lebanon Township. Peter’s wife died before he wrote his will, but Amy Hoppock Aller was buried in 1803 in the Reformed Church Cemetery in Lebanon Twp., and Peter was buried next to her, I think that family is clearly settled. Amy’s father Jost Hoppock wrote his will in 1765, leaving to Peter Aller of Kingwood, husband of my youngest daughter Ann, ¬£135. Since Peter’s grave says he was 89 years old when he died, that gives us a birth date of c. 1724.
  The other Peter Aller lived in Amwell Township, and perhaps that’s where I got confused, since the Hoppocks originated there. There is a Peter Aller (1776-1828) who was the son of John Aller, and grandson of Peter Aller, Sr. of Amwell. He and wife Amy [Wolverton] (1780-1844) were buried in the cemetery of the Baptist Church in Flemington. (The cemetery inventory was recently published in the GMNJ, May 2019.) What confused me is that Peter Aller Sr. (c.1715-1778), father of John, also had a son Peter, to whom he left 5 shillings in his will. I believe Peter Aller Sr. was the one married to Elizabeth Case/Kaes. If she was the daughter of Johann Philip Case and Ann Elizabeth Jung, then she was born in 1718. And that son Peter, who got so little in the will, had probably moved away from Amwell by 1773 when Peter Sr. wrote his will. Enough!
  
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Bev Baker
August 7, 2020 @ 9:39 pm

I am looking for information on a Broderick Hoppaugh 1839-1916 married Emily who lived in Sussex County, NJ and then Morris County, NJ. I believe he may be the son of John & Esther/Hester Dickens Hoppaugh. Can you help?

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Gale Corson
November 18, 2020 @ 11:53 pm

The record of Fourth Generation Mary Hoppock, daughter of Peter Hoppough & Catherine Dalyrymple, can be modified and extended. She is recorded in The Hoppock Family Tree as
Mary Hoppock (c.1768 ‚Äì after 1822) & Jacob Corshon (c.1765 ‚Äì bef. 1819)

Research reported in ‚ÄúThree Hundred Years with the Corson Families in America‚Äù and the Corson/Colson Family History Association represents that she married Jacob Corson prior to 1790. ‚ÄúShe was born in 1759 (sic) and died Oct. 7, 1828. She was buried on her daughter‚Äôs-in-law father‚Äôs plot (the Huffman plot) in Lebanon Old Dutch Reformed Cemetery. Her husband seems to have preceded her in death. His place of burial was not found.‚Äù

Mary (Hoppock) Corson is named in her father‚Äôs will. She and Jacob Corson had children, named in quit claims to the land that Mary inherited. An abstract of deed in 1822 refers to Mary as ‚ÄúMary Coarson now widow of Jacob Coarson Senr, late of Amwell aforesaid, deceased.‚Äù

The children of Mary Hoppock and Jacob Corson were:
1. Peter Corson (1787 ‚Äì 1826) m: 1807 Peggy Moore (1786 ‚Äì 1859)
2. John Corson (1787 ‚Äì 1848) m: 1812 Mahitabel Dalrymple
3. Anna Corson (1798 ‚Äì 1816) died unmarried
4. Jacob Corson, Jr. (1801 ‚Äì 1875) m: 1819 Ann Huffman (1800 ‚Äì 1878)
5. Catherine Corson (? – ?) m: prior to 1822 William Yawger

Children and descendants of Mary Hoppock and Jacob Corson remained in Hunterdon County, and are buried in local cemeteries; Jacob was a tailor in Lebanon and innkeeper in Clinton. Some of the later generations moved elsewhere in New Jersey, New York, and California.

Origins of the Jacob Corson who married Mary Hoppock are still not known. He and his descendants are linked in marriage not only with Hoppock but several other families from the Palatine. It was once speculated that he was from one of several Corson families of Dutch origin from New Amsterdam; however, more recent DNA studies disagree. The search goes on.

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- Marfy Goodspeed
  November 19, 2020 @ 7:18 am
  
  Thank you, Gale, for this information. Perhaps you can solve a mystery for me. I have a Esther or Hester Corson who died on Dec. 20, 1859, age 70 [b.c.1780] the widow of John Corson dec’d, as reported in the Hunterdon Democrat. I see you have John married to a Mehitable Dalrymple. Could John have been married twice? The obit states that Mrs. Hester Corson “died near Locktown.”
  
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- Marfy Goodspeed
  November 23, 2020 @ 11:31 am
  
  One more item. I believe that William Yawger, son of the immigrants Johannis Yawger and Susannah Dawlis, married in 1778 Anna Besson, daughter of Francis & Anna Eliz. Case, and that their son was the William Yawger who married Catharine Corshon.
  
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Gale Corson
December 8, 2020 @ 12:05 am

Snell’s History notes (p.528) the death of Peter Hoppough/Hoppock (1733-1809) and the distribution of his estate. Peter’s 1806 will (I have seen only the abstract [J2361] and an excerpt) named one of his daughters as “Mary Corson” and made her responsible upon her death to distribute ratably to her own children the land he devised to her. Quoting from Corson family sources, “She was born in 1759 (sic) and died Oct. 7, 1828. She was buried on her daughter’s-in-law father’s plot (the Huffman plot) in Lebanon Old Dutch Reformed Cemetery.

The date of Mary’s death is put at question by the quit claim deeds exchanged by her four (surviving) ‘Corson’ children: Peter, John, Jacob, and Catherine. I have seen an abstract of the Mar. 25. 1822 deed to Peter Corson from his siblings, which includes ” … bearing date 16 Jan. 1806 did will and devise to his daughter, Mary Coarson, late Mary Hoppock, a certain plantation or tract of land situate in the township of Amwell …and whereas the said Mary Coarson now widow of Jacob Coarson Senr. late of Amwell aforesaid, deceased, to wit Peter Coarson, John Coarson, Jacob Coarson and Catherine Yawger late Catharine Coarson, heirs to …” “…the said John Coarson and Esther his wife, Jacob Coarson and Ann his wife, and Catharine Yawger and William Yawger her husband for and in consideration of ….” Examination of the original documents and land deeds, if they still exist, might add further clarity.

Your first question is best answered by a further quotation from the Corson family history: “John Corson … probably married, first, Mahitable Dalrymple, Nov. 14, 1812. This marriage is recorded in Hiram Deats’ “Hunterdon County Marriages 1795 to 1870″, John Corson’s will was probated Mar. 27, 1848.” Delaware Township. He named his wife as Hester, who probably was his second wife.” ‘John Coursen’ is buried in the Moore Family Burying Ground in Sergeantsville (Find-A-Grave). An adjacent marker notes “Esther wife of John Courson”, died 20 Dec. 1859. My presumption is that Mahitable died prior to the 1822 quit claims; I have no record of issue.

Your second comment, about William Yawger, is helpful. The paragraph cited on p.528 of Snell’s History refers to William Yauger, somewhat implicitly; but beyond what I quoted above, I can only wish I knew more.

An attempt has been made, without firm conclusion, to identify the parents of Jacob Corshon/Corson, husband of Mary Hoppock Corson. A few persons using the Corshon name are known to have been in the right place at the right time, but no relationship has been documented.

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Joel Hoopaugh
August 7, 2021 @ 11:02 pm

Hello. I was just curious if there has been anything linking Mr. Johann George Hoppough with Hans Johannes Hoppaugh (1698 Erbach an der Danau, Germany-1763 Virginia). I can help with this side of the family if they are related. Thank you

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- Marfy Goodspeed
  August 8, 2021 @ 8:07 am
  
  I suspect no relation there, or if there is one, it would have to be found a couple generations back. Johann George Hoppough had to have died before 1771, because his father, Tunis Hoppock, identified his “eldest son” as Cornelius in his LW&T of 1771, even tho Johann George had been born first.
  
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