Hi,
there is a definite connection with the name Uley, as I have found another child of George Hooper with the middle name of Uley. There is also a small village just north of Bristol called Uley. It's finding the connection that is tricky.
I have considered that George's mother (Anna, Hannah, Ann) may have been a Uley then married or had a fling with a Hooper - had George and possibly Charlotte, then married William Clarke and had William, John and Hannah. But so far haven't found a shred of actual evidence. The only Uley/Hooper marriage I can find in the area is Thomas Hooper to Martha Uley in Winterbourne, Gloucester, they do have a child named George born 1813 but the rest of the children don't match. There is also a lack of a marriage for Hannah to William Clarke in the right area. I have found a Hannah Uley marrying William Clarke 16 Oct. 1825 which is perfect timing BUT it is in St. Augustine, Watling St Church, London!
There is also the possibility that the Uley name came from a grand parent. So I will have to find the parents of any possible Hannah's, who marry William Clarkes. Quite a challenge.
The only other information I have is that George's trade was a wood turner - is this the same as a carpenter? Were there trade directories for Bristol for the 1830's?
regards Janine