Daniel H. Hoppes Died 1942

Born to Daniel Hoppes and Mary Catherine Poor Hoppes. Daniel H. Hoppes passed away on 1942and was buried in Bucco Cemetery in Anderson, IN. Daniel H. Hoppes was married to Cora F. Willhide Hoppes and had 8 children: Carrie P. Hoppes Baker, Harry E Hoppes, Lester H Hoppes, Darrell Raymond Hoppes, Mary Louise Hoppes Kirkpatrick, Leone Florence Hoppes Gulmire, Daniel Martin Hoppes, Maxine Elizabeth Iris Hoppes.

Death:
1942
Burial place:
Bucco Cemetery
Anderson, IN

Passed away Relatives of Daniel H. Hoppes

parents

1817 — 1870 (aged 53)
Birth place:
Ohio
Burial place:
Address:
(N County Road 100 E), Summitville, IN 46070
1820 — 1851 (aged 31)
Burial place:
Address:
(N County Road 100 E), Summitville, IN 46070

spouses

Died 1936
Burial place:
Address:
Anderson, IN

children

1897 — 1991
Burial place:
Address:
6805 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Anderson, IN
1897 — 1974 (aged 76)
Birth place:
Indiana
Burial place:
Address:
6805 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Anderson, IN
1900 — 1978 (aged 78)
Burial place:
Address:
10612 East Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46229
1904 — 1905 (aged less than a year)
Burial place:
Address:
Anderson, IN
1907 — 1973 (aged 66)
Birth place:
Indiana
Burial place:
Address:
6805 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Anderson, IN
1909 — 1998 (aged 88)
Burial place:
Address:
6805 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Anderson, IN
1912 — 1912 (aged less than a year)
Burial place:
Address:
Anderson, IN
1915 — 1917 (aged 1)
Burial place:
Address:
Anderson, IN

siblings

1841 — 1922 (aged 81)
Birth place:
Anderson, IN
Burial place:
Address:
Fairmount, IN
Daniel H. Hoppes
Died 1942

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1893 — 1895 (aged 2)
Birth place:
Indiana
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1839 — 1913 (aged 74)
Birth place:
Indiana
1840 — 1906 (aged 65)
1817 — 1895 (aged 78)
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Daniel Hoppes passed away in 1942

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Daniel Hoppes is interred in Anderson, IN

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