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iv)  Annie  Sparling  b.  5  Feb.  1R54,  d.  5  Apr.  1934.  Married  14  Apr.  1880  George
                               Angus  of  Merivale.
                             v)  Arthur  Edward  b.  19  Feb.  1856,(86)  d.  1939.  Married  Enlm  Caroline  Stewart
                               h.  1861,  d.  1965.  Their  son  Wilbert  Clayton  Hopper  was  the  father  of
                               Wilbert  Hill  Popper  who  is Chairman  of  Petro-Canada.187)
                            vi)  John  Evans  h.  7  Hay  1858,(88)  d.  7  Jan.  1885  (unrn.)
                         e.  Annie  Hopper  was  haptized Aug.  9,  1820  at Roscrea,  and  was  one  year  old  in the
                           1821  cerlstis  at  Fancmft.   She  died  during  the  crossing  to  Canada.
                         f.  Mary  Jane  Hopper.  This  nanle  appear5  on  a  chart  prepared  by  Mrs.  Harry  P.  Hopper,
                           and  fills  in a  gap  betweer1  Annie  and  Edward,  but  nothing  further  is  known  about
                           hcr.   She  probal~ly died young,  as  she  is not mentioned  in any  family  correrpond-
                           eucr  in later years.
                         q.  Ldward  Brnjatn~n 'iopper  was  born  in Montreal  Sept.  23,  1824.  He  farmed  Lot  27,
                           COIICCSS~O!~  Ridrnu  Front,  14epean.   He  became  pmtmaiter  of Merivale when  the
                                    A
                           Post  Office  there  opened  in 1864  and  held  the  position  until  lhis  death.(89)
                           Edwal-d  also  continued  the  fanily's  Irish loyalist  tradition  by  serving  as  Captain
                           oi  a  local  militia  artillery company,  which  trained  in an  armory  on  his  property.
                                               , .
                           AS  early  as  1862  avthur  Homer  had  felt  aenrehensive  about  the American  Civil
                           War,  f& it was  in that year  that  his  nephew  wrote  from  Roscrea:  "I  a!"  Glad  to
                           See  by  your  letter  that you  have  Sa  large a  force  of  Volunteer  rifler  and
                           Malitia  in Canada.  but  I hope  and  trust  in God  you  will  not  have  any  use  for
                           thelr.'(90:   Sixtv-six  locai  men  served  under  Cant.  Edwavd  Ho~per in the  artillcry
                           unit,  *.hich  wenton  actige  service  in 1870,  andwas  in action  against  Fenian
                           raiders  at Pigeon  Hill  on  the  St.  Lawvence.   After  three weeks  of  subsequent
                           guard  duty  Popper's  cornpany  returned  hme  on  June  20,  1870.(91)   Edward  was
                           n~arried 25  .July  1052  1~ Nargaret  Louisa  Torney(92)  (b.  18  Nov.  1832,  d.  16 Jan.
                           19il1,  cialighter  of  Jonn  Torney,  a  Rich~~~ond tanner.   Edward  8. Hopper  died  30  May
                           1886  at Merivale.   Edward  and  Hargaret  had  ten  chiidren:!93)
                              i) arth~ir Edward  b.  16  July  1854.   He  awned  the  Cook  farnl  on  Van  Buren  Street
                                in Ye".ptville  but  lived in Chelsea,  Quebec  in 1886  and  1R97.   Nothing
                                ful-ther  is at present  known.(94)
                             111  Johr  $Alfred tl.  21  July  1855,  d.  1939  at Mather,  Manitoba.  Married Janet
                                Aqnes  Folford  b.  27  July  1859.  d.  1967.
                            lli)  isaoella  Harriett  b.  7  by 1857.   Thiq  is probably  the  "eldest  daugtitel-"
                                who  ma)-ried  James  G,  Joynt,  ldrrard  nod  Mal-garet  spent  their  last  years
                                with  this  falily.
                             iv)  Albert  ia~rwel b.  2 May  1858.   !.!a)-ried  Fannie.   They  lived at 80 queen
                                Street  West.  in Ottawa  in 1588  hut  nothing  further  is  known.[951
                             v)  Edward  Benjamin  b.  12  Rug.  1861,  called  3rd son"  in death  notice;
                                d.  23  Apr.  1866.(96)
                             vi)  Uilliam  Frederick  Maxwell  b.  24  Rug.  1863.  d.  24  Auq.  1925.  Married  11  Dec.
                                1894  llierl  J.  Mulvagh.   Fred war  the  third generation  to  be  a  postmaster.
                                He  was  postli~aster of  City  View  from  the  office's  opening  in 1890  to  1913.(97)
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