Frederick Hopper Wallace

[Eyesee]

St Marks, Whitechapel
1845 Mar 6
Frederick John WALLIS, full, Bachelor, Searcher in Her Majesty's Customs, 55 Great Prescott St, father George Starkies WALLIS, Livery Stable
Jemima MUNFORD, full, Spinster, -, 16 Rowland Row, Stepney, father Adam MUNFORD, Fishmonger
Married by Licence
Both signed in presence of Thos. ?. Hopper, Ruth Hopper, Lydia Munford

St Thomas, Stepney baptism
1849 Jan 19, Frederick Hopper, s/o Frederick John & Jemima WALLIS, 20 Princes St, H Customs

St Mary Whitechapel
1817 Aug 2, Frederick John, s/o George Starkins & Elizabeth WALLIS, Roadside, Livery Stable keeper, born May 10
1821 Aug 5, Jemima, d/o Adam & Sarah MUNFORD, Roadside, Fishmonger, born Nov 28

Ian C

[Eyesee]

Probably where the Hopper name came from

St Stephen, Coleman St, London
1832 Jun 23
Thomas Duck HOPPER, otp, bachelor
Ruth MUNFORD, of the parish of St Mary Whitechapel, spinster
Married by licence
Both signed in presence of Adam Munford, Mary York, Sarah Munford, Ann Banks, James York, H Banks

Ian C

[annabanana1]

i would love to know why you are researching my family
anna

[oberon]

Thanks Ian great research.

Anna I've pm'd you.

David

[Ebch]

Could Frederick Hopper Wallace have been born overseas? Father in army? Some interesting newspaper cuttings.
Morning Post March 1862:  Wallace-Oakley. On 15th inst, at Christ Church, Forest Hill by Rev J Clarke, Mr Annesley Frederick Wallace of Simla, East Indies to Charlotte, eldest daughter of Mr William Oakley of Cedar Lodge, Forest Hill.

Pall Mall Gazette April 1869: On 8th March at Umballa, N.W. Province India, the wife of Annesley Frederick Wallace, of a son. (Frederick Hopper?)

Annesley Frederick's father was a William Nevin Wallace of Downpatrick, NI - who died leaving a published will in Northern Ireland, says Annesley Frederick Wallace, late of the 54th Regiment was resident in England.  Quite a wealthy family and it seems all children had at least two christian names. It could account for the fact you have not been able to find Frederick Hopper's birth or on census if he was born overseas and subsequently travelling around with his father.

[Ebch]

Forgot to post this one 
Morning Post Nov 4 1885: On 1st inst, at Padwell Road, Southhampton, to the wife of Frederick H Wallace, China, of a son.