Nancy is the daughter of Zachariah Hopper and Margaret Starnes. She was born in Cleveland county and is a sister to John M B, William C and Rachel D Hopper.
Following her mother's death in 1853, when Nancy was 5, her father married Elizabeth unknown and they had several children: Harriet, Landrum and Misselland Amirittia Hopper.
In 1870 Nancy was living with her father and stepmother while teaching school. Her marker indicates she was admitted in the late 1880s. The attached newspaper clipping indicates she was brought here just before Feb 1889.
By the time she was admitted to the asylum her parents had moved into SC.
Following her mother's death in 1853, when Nancy was 5, her father married Elizabeth unknown and they had several children: Harriet, Landrum and Misselland Amirittia Hopper.
In 1870 Nancy was living with her father and stepmother while teaching school. Her marker indicates she was admitted in the late 1880s. The attached newspaper clipping indicates she was brought here just before Feb 1889.
By the time she was admitted to the asylum her parents had moved into SC.
Nancy is the daughter of Zachariah Hopper and Margaret Starnes. She was born in Cleveland county and is a sister to John M B, William C and Rachel D Hopper.
Following her mother's death in 1853, when Nancy was 5, her father married Elizabeth unknown and they had several children: Harriet, Landrum and Misselland Amirittia Hopper.
In 1870 Nancy was living with her father and stepmother while teaching school. Her marker indicates she was admitted in the late 1880s. The attached newspaper clipping indicates she was brought here just before Feb 1889.
By the time she was admitted to the asylum her parents had moved into SC.
Following her mother's death in 1853, when Nancy was 5, her father married Elizabeth unknown and they had several children: Harriet, Landrum and Misselland Amirittia Hopper.
In 1870 Nancy was living with her father and stepmother while teaching school. Her marker indicates she was admitted in the late 1880s. The attached newspaper clipping indicates she was brought here just before Feb 1889.
By the time she was admitted to the asylum her parents had moved into SC.
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