Hooper was born in the
Flemish Region and she and her sister, not her parents or brother, became Protestants. In 1548, her daughter was born and the Swiss reformer
Henry Bullinger was there as godparent at her baptism. In 1549, Anne had written to her family in Antwerp. By this time her father had died and her brother took the unopened letter from his mother and burnt it. The same year they returned to England. Her husband was burnt to death on 9 February 1555 for his beliefs. Anne wrote her last extant letter to Bullinger asking him to publish one of her husbands writings. Hooper and her daughter, Rachel, died in
Frankfurt in 1555 of the plague. ==References==