Hooper Family Vault in London

[atworthy]

Hi. My Hooper family lived in Littleham near Exmouth in Devon and were pretty much all mariners or pilots. I had always presumed they were buried in the local churchyard but hadn't found any records. Anyway, I've just discovered a newspaper article for the death of my 4th great uncle, Captain Charles Hooper, who died 9th October 1889 Abbey Wood, Kent while on a holiday. It states he was buried in the family vault in London.

Can anyone help me locate this vault or point me in the right direction please. I'm curious to find out anything I can about this vault.

I have attached a copy of the death notice for reference.

[cath151]

Hi
Probably only coincidence but there is a burial for a Charles Hooper  11th Oct 1889 in Highgate cemetery Camden.
https://www.deceasedonline.com/servlet/GSDOSearch
Unfortunately not free to view details.
Cathy
ADDED  don t think it is your Charles as newspaper dated 15th Oct gives his burial as the day before.

[carol8353]

 I have some credits on Deceasedonline to use up,so have checked out the above burial at Highgate.
Is Ann Pick anyone useful? The dates are the burial dates.


Hooper, Anne 19 April 1905
Hooper, Charles 11 October 1889
Pick, Ann 23 November 1861
 

[atworthy]

Hi
Probably only coincidence but there is a burial for a Charles Hooper  11th Oct 1889 in Highgate cemetery Camden.
https://www.deceasedonline.com/servlet/GSDOSearch
Unfortunately not free to view details.
Cathy
ADDED  don t think it is your Charles as newspaper dated 15th Oct gives his burial as the day before.

Thanks Cathy, I haven't seen that website before. I suppose it depends how quickly the newspapers printed the family notices. It's only a few days apart

[atworthy]

I have some credits on Deceasedonline to use up,so have checked out the above burial at Highgate.
Is Ann Pick anyone useful? The dates are the burial dates.


Hooper, Anne 19 April 1905
Hooper, Charles 11 October 1889
Pick, Ann 23 November 1861

Wow, thank you Carol. That was very generous of you

I'm not sure who Ann Pick is, but Anne 19 April 1905 is his wife. She was Anne King ROWLAND, born Plymouth, Devon.

[carol8353]

Looks like he married an Ann Pick in 1865.
Maybe the 1861 one was her mum?

Name:   Charles Hooper
Gender:   Male
Record Type:   Marriage
Marriage Date:   30 Jun 1865
Marriage Place:   St John, Hackney, Hackney, England
Father:   
Michael Hooper
Spouse:   
Anne Pick
Register Type:   Parish Register

He was a widower,as master mariner and of Plymouth.

[atworthy]

Looks like he married an Ann Pick in 1865.
Maybe the 1861 one was her mum?

Name:   Charles Hooper
Gender:   Male
Record Type:   Marriage
Marriage Date:   30 Jun 1865
Marriage Place:   St John, Hackney, Hackney, England
Father:   
Michael Hooper
Spouse:   
Anne Pick
Register Type:   Parish Register

He was a widower, as master mariner and of Plymouth.

Hrmmm. I'm not sure what to make of that. This is the marriage notice for Charles Hooper and Anne King Rowlands. They are both together living in Topsham in the 1871 Census.

[rosie99]

The daughters with them in 1871 have MMN Rowland  . 
RG10/2051 f46 p12

HOOPER, JANE  CAROLINE ROWLAND    mmn ROWLAND 
GRO Reference: 1848  March Quarter in PLYMOUTH  Volume 09  Page 431

ADDED Their baptisms have his occupation as Master Mariner

[trish1120]

1861 Census has a Ann PECK born c 1798, Shap, Westmorland, living in Islington.
Widow, Independant means.
GRO has Death Reg Dec Qtr 1861 Islington age 62

Looks like Charles married 2 Anns.

1851 visiting in Shoreditch we have;
An Pick   51 Mar born Kendal
Anne Pick   25 Unm born Plymouth

Trish