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About Richard Hopkins "Hop" Proctor
Death cert says 1849 for birth year, but he'd shaved a couple of years off. Guess nobody told his parents that they were supposed to fib in the 1850 census, when he was listed as three years old, and again in 1860 when he's listed as 12 years (smile).
Died of Chronic Bright's Disease, retired widower. Parents were listed as Richard D. Proctor (born in Tenn) and Elizabeth DePue (born in Penna).
His wife, Rachel C. "Ray" (Brown) Proctor died between the 1880 and 1900 censuses. Her parents were the Rev. George Hardesty and Susan Brown of eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania (Methodist Minister).
R.H. Proctor, formerly proprietor of the Citizens' Hotel, has assumed management of the New McHenry House. "Hop" is a veteran hotel man, and his administration will doubtless be acceptable to all patrons of the house. (The Evening Republican, Meadville, Pennsylvania, 24 Jan 1889, p4)
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Richard Hopkins "Hop" Proctor's Timeline
| 1847 |
November 3, 1847
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Dicksonburg, Summerhill Township, Crawford County, PA, United States
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| 1892 |
July 14, 1892
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Crawford County, PA, United States
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| 1930 |
October 17, 1930
Age 82
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Sugar Grove Township, Mercer County, PA, United States
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Dicksonburg Cemetery, Summerhill Township, Crawford County, PA, United States
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