Stephen Hopkins, 1707-1785
- Leach, Frank Willing, 1855-1943 (Main Author)
- Hopkins, Stephen, 1707-1785 (Subject)
- Hopkins, Sarah Scott, 1707-1753 (Subject)
- Hopkins, Anne Smith, 1717-1782 (Subject)
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In Genealogy of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. -- Vol. 3, p. 641-706d.
Thomas Hopkins, son of William and Joanna Arnold Hopkins, was born in England, 7 April 1616. He was a deputy to the General Assembly of Rhode Island for the years 1652, 1659-60, 1665-1667. He had two sons, William and Thomas. He died at Litteworth, Rhode Island, in 1684.
Stephen Hopkins, signer of the Declaration of Independence from Rhode Island, was born 7 March 1707 at Cranston, Rhode Island. He married (1) Sarah Scott (1707-1753), daughter of Major Silvanus and Joanna Jenckes Scott. They had seven children. He married (2) Mrs. Anne Smith, neé Smith (1717-1782), widow of Benjamin Smith and daughter of Benjamin and Mercy Angell Smith. He died 13 July 1785 at Providence, Rhode Island. Descendants lived in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
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Includes Hopkins, Tillinghast, Burrough, Macaffree and related families.
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