Maytor Charles Hoppenyan a.k.a. Maytor Hoppenyan McKinley
Maytor Charles Hoppenyan changed his name to Maytor Hoppenyan McKinley. He was married five times, and children were produced in three of the marriages:
Marriage #1: Eleanore McGeehan - One child, born Maytor John Hoppenyan on 13 Oct 1925; now legaly known as John McGeehan McKinley although in between his name was John Dennis McGeehan;
Marriage #2: Eleanor Sommers McKinley - Two children: the first child was born Maytor Charles McKinley on 12 Oct 1938, at the time of his father's death, he was legally known as Maytor H. McKinley, Jr. His legal name now is Mayto Hoppenyan McKinley IV; the second child was Eleanor Lynn McKinley, born 11 Feb 1940, died 23 Oct 1992.
Marriage #3: Beth Durner McKinley (some records show her to be known as Lulu Beth Durner, but I have no idea how accurate the "Lulu" name is) - Two children: the first was born Mary Beth on 20 April 1943; the second was born William James on 29 Dec 1945.
Marriage #4: Dolores Fairbanks McKinley - no children.
Marriage #5: Vari Komp McKinley McCormac (she remarried after MH's death) - no children.
Marriage #1: Eleanore McGeehan - One child, born Maytor John Hoppenyan on 13 Oct 1925; now legaly known as John McGeehan McKinley although in between his name was John Dennis McGeehan;
Marriage #2: Eleanor Sommers McKinley - Two children: the first child was born Maytor Charles McKinley on 12 Oct 1938, at the time of his father's death, he was legally known as Maytor H. McKinley, Jr. His legal name now is Mayto Hoppenyan McKinley IV; the second child was Eleanor Lynn McKinley, born 11 Feb 1940, died 23 Oct 1992.
Marriage #3: Beth Durner McKinley (some records show her to be known as Lulu Beth Durner, but I have no idea how accurate the "Lulu" name is) - Two children: the first was born Mary Beth on 20 April 1943; the second was born William James on 29 Dec 1945.
Marriage #4: Dolores Fairbanks McKinley - no children.
Marriage #5: Vari Komp McKinley McCormac (she remarried after MH's death) - no children.
posted by Matthew J. McKinley | 10:56 AM
1 Comments:
Hello,
FYI-
I'm currently working on a Paper to be given at the 2019 Mining History Assn. Annual Meeting in Marquette, MI. The paper concerns the history of the Berkshire (1922-24) near Mellen, WI.
Much of the story involves Bernard Herman Hoppenyan and his two sons Maytor Bernard Hoppenyan and Bernard Joseph Hoppenyan who were involved with the discovery and development of the property.
Cheers,
Henry Djerlev (retired Geologist)
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