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Ancestry report for Matthias Hooker, son of Thomas Hooker and Sarah Hooker

Generation No. 1
1. Matthias Hooker was the son of (2) Thomas Hooker and (3) Sarah Hooker. He was born 1777 at Limpsfield, Surrey; christened 10^th Feb 1777 at St. Peter's Church, Limpsfield, Surrey

Generation No. 2
2. Thomas Hooker He was born c 1755
He married Sarah on c 1775. She was born c 1755. They had the following children:
i	Matthias who was born 1777 Limpsfield, Surrey; christened 10^th Feb 1777 St. Peter's Church, Limpsfield, Surrey
ii	Sarah who was born 20^th Nov 1778 Limpsfield, Surrey; christened 6^th Dec 1778 St. Peter's Church, Limpsfield, Surrey
iii	Leonard who was born 28^th Nov 1781 Limpsfield, Surrey; christened 16^th Dec 1781 St. Peter's Church, Limpsfield, Surrey

3. Sarah Hooker She was born c 1755
She married Thomas Hooker on c 1775. He was born c 1755. They had the following children:
i	Matthias who was born 1777 Limpsfield, Surrey; christened 10^th Feb 1777 St. Peter's Church, Limpsfield, Surrey
ii	Sarah who was born 20^th Nov 1778 Limpsfield, Surrey; christened 6^th Dec 1778 St. Peter's Church, Limpsfield, Surrey
iii	Leonard who was born 28^th Nov 1781 Limpsfield, Surrey; christened 16^th Dec 1781 St. Peter's Church, Limpsfield, Surrey

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