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Pearle Cameron¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication

Urban Robert Waddell¹

Citations

1. [S11959] Cemetery Transcript, Crapaud People's

Sophia Carruthers¹

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Birth	Sophia Carruthers was born in 1838.1
Death	She died on 7 August 1860.1
Burial	She was buried in the Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.23859, -63.63169G. Inscription: Father / In Memory of / William Carruthers / Died / Mar. 7, 1856, / Æt. 59. / A Native of / Dumfriesshire, / Scotland / Also their son / James / Died / May 15, 1867 / Æt. 35 | Mother / Jean Gillespie / Wife of / Wm. Carruthers / Died / Nov. 5, 1880. / Æt. 84. / A Native of Dumfries Shire / Scotland / Also their daughter / Sophia / Died / Aug. 7, 1860 / Æt. 22.1 Tombstone, William Carruthers (1797-1856), his wife Jean Gillespie (1796-1880), their son James (1832-1867), their daughter Sophia (1838-1860). Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Citations

1. [S9935] Tombstone, Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

James Carruthers¹

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Birth	James Carruthers was born in 1832.1
Death	He died on 15 May 1867.1
Burial	He was buried in the Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.23859, -63.63169G. Inscription: Father / In Memory of / William Carruthers / Died / Mar. 7, 1856, / Æt. 59. / A Native of / Dumfriesshire, / Scotland / Also their son / James / Died / May 15, 1867 / Æt. 35 | Mother / Jean Gillespie / Wife of / Wm. Carruthers / Died / Nov. 5, 1880. / Æt. 84. / A Native of Dumfries Shire / Scotland / Also their daughter / Sophia / Died / Aug. 7, 1860 / Æt. 22.1 Tombstone, William Carruthers (1797-1856), his wife Jean Gillespie (1796-1880), their son James (1832-1867), their daughter Sophia (1838-1860). Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Citations

1. [S9935] Tombstone, Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Clement Hooper¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )
3. [S2464] The Descendants of Thomas Hooper

James Hooper¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )

William D. Jewell¹

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John

Margaret Hyde¹

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication

Eliza Hooper¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )
3. [S12159] History of Prince Edward Island
4. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John

Martha Hooper¹

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Name	Martha Hooper was also known as Martha Wright.2
Birth	She was born in 1797, in Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward IslandG.3
Daughter	She was enumerated on the census in 1798 in the household of Major Hooper, as a daughter, in Lot 26, Bedeque, Prince County, St. John's IslandG. enumerated in the household of Major Hooper (age 33) were his wife Ann Patterson (age 24), their daughters Eliza (age 3) and Martha (age 1).4
Marriage	She married Stephen Wright, Esq., son of Nathaniel Wright and Ann Nancy Lord, on 31 December 1824.2
Death	Martha Hooper died on 10 June 1838 in Prince County, Prince Edward IslandG. an alternate death location is Miramichi, New Brunswick.5,3
Burial	She was buried in Bedeque United Church Cemetery, Lower Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.34684, -63.73354G. tall white marble obelisk. Inscription: In Memory / of / Stephen Wright Esq. / Died / April 27, 1883. / AEt. 82. / - / Blessed are the dead / who die in the LordLeft: Charles N. / Died in California / in the Year 1850, / AEt. 22. / Major / Died Feby. 10, 1829, / AEt 4, / sons of / Stephen & Martha / WrightMartha Hooper / Died / June 10, 1838, / AEt. 43. / Millicent Palmer / Died June 5, 1872, / AEt. 56. / Wives of / Stephen Wright Esq.Back: Millicent P. / Died / Sept. 20, 1856, / AEt. 15. / Sarah P. / Died March 5, 1862, / AEt. 18. / daughters of / Stephen & Millicent / Wright.There is a second tombstone, probably the original for Martha and her son Major. Inscription: In memory of Martha, / Wife of / Stephen Wright, / died June 10, 1838 / Aged 43 yrs. / Also her son / Major, d. Feb 10, 1829 / Ae 4 yrs.1 Tombstone, Stephen Wright (1801-1883), his first wife Martha Hooper (1795-1838, their children Charles (1828-1850) and Major (1830-1907), Stephen's second wife Millicent Palmer (1816-1872), their daughters Millicent (1841-1856) and Sarah (1844-1862). Bedeque United Church Cemetery, Lower Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Front inscription detail. Left inscription detail. Right inscription detail. Back inscription detail. Tombstone (probably an earlier one), Martha Hooper (1797-1838) and her son Major (1825-1829). Bedeque United Church Cemetery, Lower Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Citations

1. [S6109] Cemetery Marker - Stephen Wright & Martha Hooper
2. [S3889] Marriage Record -Stephen Wright & Martha Hooper
3. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )
4. [S12159] History of Prince Edward Island
5. [S362] Personal Communication

Mary Hooper^1,2

Parents

Name	Mary Hooper was also known as Mary Gardiner.3
Birth	She was born on 18 September 1802, in Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward IslandG.4
Marr Lic	She and Hon. John Rhodes Gardiner obtained a marriage license on 28 February 1831. John Rhodes Gardiner /W/ and Mary Hooper /S/, both of Bedeque, to the Rev. A. Van Gilder (sic) Wiggins.5
Marriage	She married Hon. John Rhodes Gardiner son of John Gardiner and Eunice Haszard, on 9 March 1831.3,2
Death	Mary Hooper died on 25 January 1890 in Prince County, Prince Edward IslandG.6,4
Burial	She was buried in United Church (Bedeque) Cemetery, Lower Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.34690, -63.73397G. tall square obelisk.Inscription: In / Memory of / Hon. John R. Gardiner / Died / Sept. 10, 1874, / Æt. 77.Left: Mary Gardiner, / Died / Feb. 15, 1830, / Æt. 26. / Mary Hooper, / Died Jan. 25, 1890 / Æt. 88. / - / Wives of the late / Hon. John R. GardinerRight: Charlotte Eliza / Died / Feb. 25, 1845, / Æt. 20. / Sarah Charlotte / Died Dec. 9, 1847, / Æt. 4. / Daughters of the late / Hon. John R. Gardiner.2 Tombstone for Hon. John Rhodes Gardiner (1798-1874), his wives Mary Gardiner (1804-1830) & Mary Hooper (1802-1890), Charlotte Eliza (1825-1845), daughter of John Gardiner and his first wife, Mary Gardiner, and Sarah Charlotte (1843-1847), daughter of John Gardiner and his second wife, Mary Hooper. United Church Cemetery (Bedeque Cemetery), Lower Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Front inscription detail. Left inscription detail. Right inscription detail.

Citations

1. [S6223] Baptism Record - Adelaide Gardiner
2. [S6218] Cemetery Marker - John R. Gardiner
3. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John
4. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )
5. [S3920] Marriage License - John Rhodes Gardiner & Mary Hooper
6. [S362] Personal Communication

Thomas Hooper¹

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Birth	Thomas Hooper was born in 1804, in Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward IslandG.2,3
Marriage	He married Maria Waitstill Gardiner, daughter of John Gardiner and Eunice Haszard. on 14 January 1832.2
License	Thomas Hooper was granted a license to "Retail Spirituous and other Liquors" in 1847 in Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward IslandG.4
Death	He died on 19 December 1879 in Birch Hill, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, 46.555004, -63.872175G.2,3
Burial	He was buried in Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Birch Hill, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.55180, -63.87268G. Inscription: In / memory of / Thomas Hooper / Died Dec. 19, 1879, / in the 75 year / of his age. / Also his beloved wife / Mariah Gardiner, / Died Dec. 14. 1878, / in the 75 year / of her age. / - / A few short years of evil past / We reach that happy shore, / Where death divided friends at last / Shall meet to part no more. / Philips & McQueen.2 Tombstone for Thomas Hooper (1804-1879) and Mariah Gardiner (1803-1878). Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Birch Hill, Prince County, Prince Edward Island. Inscription detail.

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S3736] Cemetery Marker - Thomas Hooper (1804-1879)
3. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )
4. [S2527] The Royal Gazette

Major Hooper, Jr.¹

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Birth	Major Hooper, Jr., was born in 1811.2
Marriage	He married Sarah Green, daughter of Samuel Green and Elizabeth Cox. on 26 March 1834, in St. John's Anglican Church, St. Eleanors, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, 46.419983, -63.811033G. "Major Hooper (B) and Sarah Green (S) of St. Eleanors, were married under license from the Lieut. Governor this 26th day of March 1834, by me A.V.G. Wiggins. In the presence of Charles Green and George Towsnhend." They had two daughters and at least two sons born in North St. Eleanor's, Prince Edward Island. They lived there until the late 1850's, when they moved to New Hampshire. There is a simple white marble tombstone in St. John's Anglican Church Cemetery (46.41961,-63.81079), St. Eleanors, that has the inscription "Infant / children of / Major & Sarah / Hooper". There are no names or dates.3,2 Marriage Record, Major Hooper Jr. & Sarah Green, 25 March 1834.
Death	Major Hooper, Jr., died on 14 March 1861 in Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New HampshireG.2

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John
3. [S5321] Prince Edward Island Marriage Registers, 1832-1888 (1832-1840)

Sarah Hooper¹

Parents

Birth	Sarah Hooper was born on 11 August 1812.2
Marriage	She married Jesse Wright, son of Nathaniel Wright and Ann Nancy Lord. on 8 February 1838.3
Death	Sarah Hooper died on 3 December 1879 in Prince County, Prince Edward IslandG.2,1
Burial	She was buried in Bedeque United Church Cemetery, Lower Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.34705, -63.73370G. Inscription: Jesse Wright, / Died / July 17, 1894, / AEt. 86. / Sarah, / Wife of / Jesse Wright / Died / Dec. 3, 1879 / AEt. 68.1 Tombstone, Jesse Wright (1808-1894) and Sarah Hooper (1811-1879). Bedeque United Church Cemetery, Lower Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Citations

1. [S6124] Cemetery Marker - Jesse Wright
2. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John
3. [S362] Personal Communication

Harriet Hooper¹

Harriet Hooper (1821-1901). Photo courtesy of Michael Clark.

Parents

Name	Harriet Hooper was also known as Harriet Clark.2,1
Birth	She was born in June 1821, in Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG.3,4
Marriage	She married Richard Clark, son of William Clark and Elizabeth Crosby. on 23 March 1843, in Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG. they were married by Rev. R. S. Patterson. They lived at North Bedeque, where Richard was a farmer. They had a family of four boys and three girls.5,6
Census	Harriet Hooper was head of the household in the census on 4 April 1881 in Lot 25, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG. listed in the household with Harriet were her sons Artemas and John R., and daughter Jessie M.7 1881 Canada Census, Harriet (Hooper) Clark, head of household. Listed with her were her sons Artemas & John R., and daughter Jessie M. Rodrick McKay, a boarder, teacher, was also listed.
Death	She died on 9 March 1901.8
Burial	She was buried in North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, 46.36167, -63.72620G. Inscription: In memory of / Harriet Hooper / wife of / Richard Clark / Died / March 9. 1901 / AEt. 79 yrs. 9 mos.8 White ballast stone marker, Harriet Hooper (1821-1901)North Bedeque Cemetery, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S2317] Marion Clark, personal communication
3. [S2683] Cemetery Marker - North Bedeque Cemetery - Harriett Hooper
4. [S4799] Michael Clark, personal communication
5. [S9733] The Islander
6. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John
7. [S3660] 1881 Canada Census - Harriet Clark
8. [S2682] Cemetery Transcriptions - North Bedeque

Ann Nancy Hooper¹

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Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S2864] Marriage Announcement: Thomas A. Clark & Nancy Hooper
3. [S3800] Colonial Hearald, Charlottetown
4. [S2317] Marion Clark, personal communication
5. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )
6. [S3914] Marriage Record - James Clark & Ann Hooper
7. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John

Charles Hooper¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John

Mary Hooper¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S866] The Wrights of Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, a Loyalist Family, 2 vols
2. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )
3. [S362] Personal Communication
4. [S2670] Summerside Journal

John Robins¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S2658] A United Empire Loyalist Family, The Life & Times of Thomas Hooper, of Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and His Descendants, 1734-2004
3. [S866] The Wrights of Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, a Loyalist Family, 2 vols
4. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John
5. [S2665] A Sketch Book: Historical Incidents, Traditional Tales and Translations
6. [S11216] Launched, Volume II, Genealogy of the Families of Port Hill, Lot 13, Prince Edward Island
7. [S2670] Summerside Journal

Richard Robins¹

Birth	Richard Robins was born in Amboy, New JerseyG. His ancestry is English. His ancestors migrated to New Jersey about 1615.2,1
Marriage	He married Unknown Peton.
Biographical Note	Richard was a Loyalist.2,1 Loyalist Monument, Central Bedeque, Prince Edward Island. Loyalist Monument plaque detail, Central Bedeque, Prince Edward Island.
Land	Richard owned a farm outside the town of Amboy, New Jersey prior to the American Revolution.3
Immigration	He immigrated to Lower Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG, in 1783. Richard Robins was a Loyalist from New Jersey who arrived in Lower Bedeque in 1783. The following year he sent for his son, John, and daughter Isabel. (An Island Refuge, edited by Orlo Jones and Doris Haslam) An immigration year of 1785 conflicts with other stories which place the year as 1784, the year recorded for the immigration of John and his sister Isabel. Richard immigrated with Thomas Hooper.1,4,5
Death	He died in February 1784 in Sea Cow Head, Queens County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG. Richard died of exposure during a return trip from Charlottetown. "Here are the facts as correctly as can be ascertained from tradition: Sometime in February 1784, Richard Robbins and three neighbours set out for Charlottetown in quest of supplies; there being no roads they had to follow the ice on Northumberland Strait, the distance being perhaps fifty miles. On the homeward journey a wild snowstorm came up which, after continuing a considerable time, changed to frozen rain, giving everything exposed a hard shell of ice. Hour after hour they continued the wearisome march, the ice cutting their foot-gear, from first doubtless poor; between cold, hunger and fatigue their sufferings were truly excessive, a case where human endurance was tried to the utmost. About as much dead as alive they at length reached Sea Cow Head, only a few miles from their dwellings; the bank was about a dozen feet high and in their exhausted condition the ascent tried them severely. Robins, a large, heavy man, was unable to climb, and his companions, however desirous, were unable to lend him assistance, so he crawled into a cave in the bank till someone should someone come to his rescue. The conditions were altogether unfortunate; it took his comrades long to get home, the only horse in the district was several miles off, and when a rescuing party arrived poor Robins was dead. He doubtless fell asleep on entering the cave and so crossed the dark valley in a state of unconsciousness. This was the sad account received by his daughter when she came, with further details which have since passed from memory. The incident is calculated to show the terrible hardships endured by early pioneers who felled the first tree, built the first humble home and raised a smoke on its hearth. They were the true heroes whose names should be honoured and to whose memory lofty shafts should be raised." (A Sketch Book, comprising historical incidents, traditional tales and translations, by John MacKinnon, 1915.)1,2

Citations

1. [S2665] A Sketch Book: Historical Incidents, Traditional Tales and Translations
2. [S2658] A United Empire Loyalist Family, The Life & Times of Thomas Hooper, of Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and His Descendants, 1734-2004
3. [S2431] Richard Robins, Loyalist
4. [S425] An Island Refuge, Loyalists and Disbanded Troops on the Island of Saint John
5. [S11216] Launched, Volume II, Genealogy of the Families of Port Hill, Lot 13, Prince Edward Island

Elizabeth Robins¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S866] The Wrights of Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, a Loyalist Family, 2 vols

Richard Robins¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S2658] A United Empire Loyalist Family, The Life & Times of Thomas Hooper, of Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and His Descendants, 1734-2004
3. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )

Maria Robins¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )

John Robins¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S4808] Descendants of Thomas Hooper (1539- )

Thomas Robins¹

Parents

Birth	Thomas Robins was born in September 1796, in Cape Traverse, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG.2
Marriage	He married Isabella Bearsto, on 22 January 1827, Thomas Robins /B/ of Bedeque and Isabella Bearisto /S/ of Princetown, married by John Kier, Esq., J.P.3,4
Census	He appeared on the census in 1861 as Head of Household in Lot 26, Prince County, Prince Edward IslandG. Enumerated in the household with Thomas (age up to 60) were his inferred wife Isabella Beairsto (age 45-60), their inferred children William (age under 5), Elizabeth (age 5-15), Maria (age 5-15), Isabella (age 16-21) and Martha (age 16-21). Thomas was a farmer.5 1861 Canada Census, household of Thomas Robins. Family members are not named, just shown by age group, with names inferred.
City Directory	He appeared in the City Directory in 1864 in Lot 26, Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG, Thomas Robins was listed in the 1864 Hutchinson's P.E.I. Directory as a farmer.6
Census	He appeared on the census on 4 April 1881 as Head of Household in Lot 26, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG. Thomas was 85, Presbyterian, Scottish, not working and a widower, living in the home of Jabez Tuplin. He died the following year.7 Thomas Robins and two other men were living in the home of Jabez Tuplin. Jabez Tuplin was 40, Baptist, English and a painter. Michael Clear was 60, Roman Catholic, Irish, and a labourer. Both were shown as married although there were no women listed. Benjamin Chamion was 26, Presbyterian, English, no marital status, and was a carriage painter (?). Thomas was 85, Presbyterian, Scottish, not working and a widower. All four men were born on Prince Edward Island.
Death	He died on 7 May 1882 in Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG. "At Bedeque, on the 7th inst., Thomas Robins, Esq., in the 80th year of his age." (The Examiner) "Died in Centreville, Bedeque, on the 7th inst., at the residence of Murdoch McLeod, Esq., Thomas Robins, senr., in the 86th year of his age. Mr. Robins was a descendant of a family of Loyalists who emigrated to this Island at the close of the Revolutionary War of the U.S. His parents located themselves in Cape Traverse, where the deceased was born in Sept. 1796. Having lost his father at an early age, his widowed mother, with her family of six children, removed to Bedeque, just seventy years ago, the first of the present month, there to face the difficulties and endure the hardships, and which were neither few nor slight, attendant on a new settlement. Often has he entertained the writer with a description of the almost insurmountable difficulties they had to contend with on their first settlement in Bedeque, but having been provided by Nature with a stalwart frame and a superior constitution, together with tact and talent, he overcame every obstacle and became one of our principal farmers, reared and educated a large and respectable family, some of whom are holding high positions of honor and responsibility both in the Dominion and in the United States.As a neighbour he was proverbial for his kindness and obliging disposition. His house was ever the welcome home for the stranger and the traveller, and he never seemed to enjoy life so well as when surrounded by his friends and acquaintances. He was a genial warm-hearted companion, a kind and loving husband and indulgent parent. But the good old man has passed away, yet long will his name be held in grateful remembrance, and his memory cherished by those he has left behind. He died having a good hope beyond the grave." (Summerside Journal, 18 May 1882.)2,4
Burial	He was buried in North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.361550, -63.726267G. Inscription: In memory of / Thomas Robins / died / May 7, 1882, / AEt. 86. / And his wife / Isabella Bearsto / Died / April 28, 1869, / AEt. 60. / Blessed are the dead / Who die in the Lord / Purdy / Robins. Left Side: Blank. Right Side: Their children / William / died / Sept. 22, 1855 / AEt. 17. / - / Nancy / died / Jan'y 16, 1855 / AEt. 25. / - / Them also that sleep in / Jesus will God bring / with Him.8 White marble obelisk for Thomas Robins (1796-1882), his wife and children. North Bedeque Cemetery, Prince County, Prince Edward Island. Front inscription detail. In memory of / Thomas Robins / died / May 7, 1882, / AEt. 86. / And his wife / Isabella Bearsto / Died / April 28, 1869, / AEt. 60. / Blessed are the dead / Who die in the Lord / Purdy / Robins. Right side inscription detail. Their children / William / died / Sept. 22, 1855 / AEt. 17. / - / Nancy / died / Jan'y 16, 1855 / AEt. 25. / - / Them also that sleep in / Jesus will God bring / with Him.

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S2670] Summerside Journal
3. [S3863] Marriage Record - Thomas Robins & Isabella Bearsto
4. [S2429] Marker Inscription
5. [S21322] 1861 Census of Canada
6. [S3996] Hutchinson's P.E.I. Directory - 1864
7. [S3659] 1881 Canada Census - Thomas Robins
8. [S2672] Marker Inscription

Sarah Montgomery¹

Parents

Birth	Sarah Montgomery was born in 1810.1
Death	She died on 14 August 1872.1
Burial	She was buried in North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.36184, -63.72584G. Inscription: In / Memory of / Sarah Montgomery / Daughter / of John & Ann / Montgomery. / Died / Aug. 14, 1872. / AEt. 62.1 Tombstone, Sarah Montgomery (1810-1872)North Bedeque Cemetery, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Citations

1. [S3686] Cemetery Marker - Sarah Montgomery (1810-1872)

Mary Hooper¹

Parents

Birth	Mary Hooper was born in 1807.1
Marriage	She married James Murray, in January 1836.1
Death	She died in 1846.1
Burial	She was buried in North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.36165, -63.72595G. Inscription: In Memory of / James Murray / Died / Oct. 30, 1850, / Aged 45 years. / Also His Wife / Mary / died Jan. 1, 1846, / Aged 39 years. / Also his children / Isabella / died May 20, 1844, / Aged 2 y'rs 2 m's / Sarah Agness, / died May 16, 1851, / aged 1 yr. 11 m's.2,3 Tombstone, James Murray (1805-1850), his wife Mary Hooper (1807-1846), his daughters Isabella (1842-1844) and Sarah Agness (1849-1851). North Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S8572] Cemetery Transcript: Presbyterian/United Church Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
3. [S10188] Cemetery MarkerNorth Bedeque Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Isabella Hooper¹

Parents

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S2658] A United Empire Loyalist Family, The Life & Times of Thomas Hooper, of Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and His Descendants, 1734-2004
3. [S12746] 1891 Canada Census, Lot 26, Prince County, Prince Edward Island

Alexander A. Hooper¹

Parents

Birth	Alexander A. Hooper was born in 1816, in Prince Edward IslandG.1,2
Marriage	He married Isabella Cole, daughter of James Cole and Margaret Clark. on 18 December 1845, in Prince Edward IslandG. Alexander was a bachelor, Isabella a spinster.3
Census	Alexander A. Hooper was head of the household in the census in 1881 in Lot 26, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG. included in the household with Alexander (age 65) were his wife Isabella (age 57), son John Nelson (age 25), daughter Ellen (age 21), also Mary J. Schureman (age 46), daughter of Alexander's sister Ann & John Baker Schurman. Alexander and his son were farmers. The family religion was Presbyterian.4 1881 Canada Census, Lot 26, Prince County, Prince Edward Island. Household of Alexander A. Hooper, his wife Isabella Cole, son John Nelson, daughter Ellen and Mary J. Schureman.
Census	He was head of the household in the census on 1 May 1891 in Lot 26, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, CanadaG. Enumerated in the household of Alex Hooper (age 74) were his wife Isabella Cole (age 67), their son Nelson (age 34), Alex's niece Mary Jane Schurman (age 50), daughter of Alex's sister Ann, Alex's widowed sisters Eliza (Hooper) Walker (age 60) and Isabella (Hooper) Wells (age 78), both recorded as lodgers. Alexander and Nelson were farmers. The family religion was Presbyterian.2
Death	He died on 1 July 1894.1
Burial	He was buried in Presbyterian / United Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.36209, -63.72543G. Inscription: In / memory of / Alexander A. Hooper / Died / July 1, 1894 / AEt. 78 / Alseep in Jesus blessed sleep / from which none ever wakes to weep / A calm and undisturbed response / Unbroken by the last of foes / HOOPER Left: Also his wife / Isabella Cole / died / July 31, 1906 / AEt. 83. Back: Carrie Stavert / wife of J. Nelson Hooper / Died / May 4, 1899 / AEt. 27 / J. Nelson Hooper / Died / Nov. 10, 1910 / AEt. 55.5,6 Cemetery marker, Alexander A. Hooper (1816-1894), his wife Isabella Cole (1823-1906), their son Nelson Hooper (1855-1910), his first wife Carrie Stavert (c1872-1899). Presbyterian/United Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Front inscription detail. Left inscription detail. Back inscription detail.

Citations

1. [S3154] Cemetery Marker Alexander Hooper & Isabelle Cole
2. [S12746] 1891 Canada Census, Lot 26, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
3. [S12732] Marriage Registration
4. [S7205] 1881 Canada Census, Lot 26, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
5. [S8572] Cemetery Transcript: Presbyterian/United Church Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island
6. [S13327] Cemetery marker, Presbyterian/United Cemetery, North Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Margaret Graham Hooper¹

Parents

Name	Margaret Graham Hooper was also known as Margaret Graham Wright.2
Birth	She was born in 1819.2
Marriage	She married Benjamin Cole Wright son of William Wright and Isabella Cole, on 1 February 1864.2
Death	Margaret Graham Hooper died on 14 February 1895.2
Burial	She was buried in Bedeque Cemetery, Lower Bedeque, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 46.34676, -63.73400G. Inscription: (tablet format): (Left side) Mother / Margaret G. Hooper / Wife of / Benj. Wright / Died / Feb. 14, 1895. / Æ t. 76. (Right side) Father / Benj. Wright / Died / Nov. 30, 1900. / Æ t. 80. / Alseep in Jesus blessed sleep / From which none ever wake to weep / A calm and undisturbed repose / Unbroken by the last of foes. Purdy.2 Tombstone, Benjamin Wright & Margaret C. Hooper, Bedeque Cemetery (aka United Church Cemetery, Lower Bedeque), Prince County, Prince Edward Island. Inscription detail.

Citations

1. [S362] Personal Communication
2. [S3651] Cemetery marker - Benjamin Wright