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Family: HOOPER, Alfred / TOMLINS, Florence Ruth (F1121)

• Male HOOPER, Alfred

  
  

  Birth	18 Jul 1877	New Zealand
  Christening	7 Oct 1877	Upper Hutt, New Zealand
  Death	28 Jan 1963	Hautapu, Waikato, New Zealand
  Burial	1 Feb 1963	Hautapu Cemetery
  Marriage	27 Jan 1903	St Patrick's Church, Masterton, New Zealand
  Father	HOOPER, Robert | F1131 Group Sheet
  Mother	FELLINGHAM, Emily Rebecca Louisa | F1131 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female TOMLINS, Florence Ruth

  
  

  Birth	1884	Nelson
  Death	11 Oct 1977	Papatoetoe, Auckland
  Burial	14 Oct 1977	Hautapu Cemetery
  Father	TOMLINS, William | F1130 Group Sheet
  Mother	MATHEWS, Margaret Julia | F1130 Group Sheet

  
  

  Male + HOOPER, Alban Edwin

  
  

  Birth	6 Oct 1907	Ngaire
  Death	16 Sep 1981	Morinsville
  Burial		Piako Lawn Cemetery, Seales Rd, Morinsville
  Spouse	SPICE, Gertrude May | F1120
  Marriage	15 Oct 1936	Te Puninga Morinsville

  
  

  Male HOOPER, Vivian Alfred

  
  

  Birth	1906
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  Male HOOPER, Herbert Alec

  
  

  Birth	1911
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  Male HOOPER, William

  
  

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  Female HOOPER, Hazel Margaret

  
  

  Birth	1903
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  Female HOOPER, Nancy

  
  

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  Female HOOPER, Elizabeth

  
  

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• Photos

  Hooper Family Family group portrait with Alfred and Florence Ruth Hooper and four children. By the ages the children must be Hazel (girl standing), Alban (boy sitting), Vivian (boy standing) and Herbert (baby).

  
  

• Notes

  Married: Papers Past: Wedding Bells (Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7371, 27 January 1903, Page 2) A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Patrick's Church, Masterton, this morning, Mr Alfred Hooper, of Masterton, being united to Miss Florence Ruth Miller, daughter of Mrs J. M. McCarthy, of this town. The ceremony was performed by the Rv. Father Molloy. The bride, who was attired in a white cashmere dress, strapped with white sateen and insertion, and wearing tho orthodox veil, etc., was attended by Misses Grace and Mabel Hooper (nieces of the bridegroom) and Miss "Cissy" Miller (sister of the bride), dressed respectively in ? and pink flowered muslin. Mrs McCarthy, mother of the bride, was dressed in silver gray poplin, handsomely trimmed, and wore a black hat trimmed with black and white ostrich feathers. The gift of the bridegroom to the bride was a valuable gold brooch, and to the bridesmaids gold and silver brooches. The wedding breakfast was laid at the residence of Mr Robert Hooper (brother of the bridegroom), and there were a large number of guests. The happy couple left in the afternoon for the South, where the honeymoon is to be spent, carrying with them hearty good wishes from a large circle of friends.