Christopher Hopper
Hopper, Christopher (1722–1802), Methodist preacher
About Christopher Hopper
Lived 1722 – 1802 (aged 79).
Christopher Hopper (1722–1802) was the President of the Methodist Conference in John Wesley's absence, at the Bristol conference in 1780.
Life Hopper was born in 1722 at Ryton, Durham in the north of England.
Hopper was one of the veteran preachers named in Wesley's Deed of Declaration.
Hopper retired to Bolton in 1792, where he built a house next to the chapel, continuing to preach there. Hopper died at Bolton on 5 March 1802.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Christopher Hopper?
Hopper, Christopher (1722–1802), Methodist preacher
When was Christopher Hopper born?
Christopher Hopper was born on 25 December 1722 in County Durham.
When did Christopher Hopper die?
Christopher Hopper died on 5 March 1802 in Bolton.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Christopher Hopper
· DBpedia: Christopher Hopper (Methodist)
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Christopher Hopper. https://biography.guide/christopher-hopper-1722/
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