Person:Mary Hooper (23)

Notes

• can not find evidence of a marriage
• she left a large estate to various charitable and educational organizations in Massachusetts

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 18491, in Daughters of the American Revolution. Lineage book of the Daughters of the American Revolution. (Washington, District of Columbia: Daughters of the American Revolution, 1891-1939)
   19 (1897).

   MISS MARY FROTHINGHAM HOOPER. 18491
   Born in Boston, Massachusetts.
   Descendant of Col. Jonathan Glover, Capt. William Blackler and William Blackler, Jr., of Massachusetts.
   Daughter of Nathaniel Leech Hooper and Abby Robbins, his wife.
   Granddaughter of Nathaniel Leech Hooper and Hannah Glover Blackler, his wife.
   Gr.-granddaughter of William Blackler and Elizabetta Greenleaf Gerry, his wife.
   Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Russell Gerry and Hannah Glover, his wife; William Blackler and Mary Ingalls, his first wife.
   Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Jonathan Glover and Abigail Burnham, his wife.
   
   Jonathan Glover, (1731-1804), of Marblehead, was commissioned colonel of the Fifth Essex County militia, 1776. He served many years in the legislature.
   
   Also No. 2805.
   
   William Blackler, (1740-1818), served at captain in Col. John Glover's regiment at Long Island, and at Trenton had command of the boat in which Washington crossed the Delaware. He was lamed for life at Bemis Heights.
   
   Also Nos. 7681, 13571.
   
   William Blacklerr, Jr., (1767-1814), was a drummer boy in Capt. Francis Symond's company, Glover's regiment.

2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 KZCM-N5M, in FamilySearch Family Tree
   includes sources, last accessed Jan 2022.