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He would stay in Hillsborough and serve as a state legislator.

He would stay in Hillsborough and serve as a state legislator.

==Death==

==Legacy==

By 1787, Hoopers health had deteriorated. At the age forty-seven he was appointed to the Federal Bench, and he retired a year later. He died in Hillsboro at the age of forty-eight.

By 1787, Hooper's health had deteriorated. At the age forty-seven he was appointed to the Federal Bench, and he retired a year later. He died in Hillsboro at the age of forty-eight.  His final home the Nash-Hooper House was added to the National Historic Landmarks in 1971, which is located in the Hillsborough Historic District.

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