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 ALEXANDER FAMILY

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7--7. Ernest Hopkins, b. Sept. 13, I852; d. March 1, I855.

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BRAXTON FAMILY

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5--5.Lucy Tomlin, m. Hon. Lewis H. Hopkins, of Baltimore, Md. Issue:

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CARY FAMILY

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10--3. Hetty, m. (first) Maj.-Gen. John Pegram, C. S. A.; (second) Prof. Henry N. Martin, of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.

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DUVALL FAMILY

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6--3.Philip Barton, M.D., of Anne Arundel Co., Md., b. July17, 1816;d. 1851; educated at Franklin School, and the University of Maryland, graduating in Medicine, from the latter; he moved to [p.204] Mississippi, where he practiced his profession for a short time, then returning to his native State, locating near Annapolis, and practiced there until his death. He m. Mary E. Hopkins, and had issue.

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HARDY FAMILY

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8--4. Margaret Virginia, b. June 20, 1853; living 1909; m. Dr. Henry Hopkins, of Bedford City, Va., d. 1905; son of Henry Hopkins, and had issue: 1. Alma, d. 1895; 2. Hennie G., m. Allen Dick-enson, of Shreveport, La., son of Edward M. and Sarah (Byers) Dickenson, of Washington, D.C.; 3. Almond; 4. Lucile, m. Edgar Fitzhugh, of New York, N.Y.

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HARRISON FAMILY

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6--1. Robert Carter, of Kentucky, b. June 14, 1765; d. Sept. 9, 1840; m. Anne Cabell, dau. of Col. Joseph and Mary (Hopkins) Cabell, and had issue.

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LEES OF STRATFORD

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6--6. Cassius Francis, b. 1808; d. 1890; m. (first) 1833, Hannah Phillipa Ludwell Hopkins, b. 1811; d. 1844; dau. of John and Cornelia (Lee) Hopkins; (second) 1846, Anne Eliza Gardner, dau. of William Collins and Eliza Frances (Cazenove) Gardner, and had issue.

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LIGHTFOOT FAMILY

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PHILIP LIGHTFOOT, (7--1), of Port Royal, Caroline Co., Va., b. 1784; d. 1865. He took a prominent and active part in public affairs, and was a Confederate Patriot. He m. Sarah Savin Bernard, dau. of William and Fanny (Hopkins) Bernard, of "Belle Grove," King George Co., and later of "Mansfield," Spottsylvania Co., Va.; and gr.-dau. of Hon. William and Sarah (Savin) Bernard, of "Belle Grove," and of John and Fanny (Pratt) Hopkins. Issue:

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METCALFES OF FAUQUIER

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4--4. John Pickett, b. Aug. 3, 1795; m. Rebecca Poage, dau. of Col. Robert and -- (Hopkins) Poage, of Greenup Co., Ky.

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METCALFES OF FAUQUIER

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4--8. Maria, b. Jan. 29, 1802; m. 1827, Edwin Poage, son of Gen. Robert Poage, of Mason Co., Ky., who commanded a Brigadein the War of 1812; and his wife Miss Hopkins. Issue:

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ORRICK FAMILY

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3--1. Rachel, b. Nov., 1720; m. William Hopkins, son of Gerard and Margaret (Johns) Hopkins, and had issue.

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TAYLOR FAMILY

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[p.511] 3--5. Isabella, b. June 26, 1725; m. Jan. 25, 1750, Samuel Hopkins, and had issue: 1. Samuel; 2. Catherine; 3. James; 4. Elizabeth; 5. John; 6. Mary; 7. Edmund.

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Colonial Families of the United States, Vol. 2

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1. Joseph HOPKINS, m. Elizabeth GOVER.

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2. Sarah HOPKINS, m. Skipwith COALE.

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3. Elizabeth HOPKINS, m. 6th Mar. 1760, Samuel HILL, son of John HILL.

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41. Daniel RICHARDSON, m. 12th Nov. 1754, Margaret HOPKINS, dau. of Gerrard HOPKINS.

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11. Sarah Smith GILES, b. 26th Dec. 1723; m. Samuel HOPKINS, son of Gerrard and Margaret (JOHNS) HOPKINS.

. Carrie, m. Samuel HOPKINS, son of Samuel and Rachel HOPKINS of Harford Co., Md.
2. Elizabeth, m. John HOPKINS, son of Samuel and Sarah (GILES) HOPKIN

V. Ann, m. 11th Aug. 1761, Samuel GOVER, d. 4th Jan. 1826, son of Philip GOVER, by his wife, Mary HOPKINS, b. 11th Nov. 1734, dau. of Gerard HOPKINS of South River, Anne Arundel Co., Md.

V. Ann, m. 11th Aug. 1761, Samuel GOVER, d. 4th Jan. 1826, son of Philip GOVER, by his wife, Mary HOPKINS, b. 11th Nov. 1734, dau. of Gerard HOPKINS of South River, Anne Arundel Co., Md.

3. Rachel, b. 1751; m. (firstly) 1771, Samuel HARRIS; m. (secondly) 19th Dec. 1778, Gerard HOPKINS, son of Samuel and Sarah (GILES) HOPKINS. (See HOPKINS.)
GERARD or GERRARD HOPKINS, planter, of Anne Arundel Co., Md., came into the Province about the middle of the 17th century. His will is dated 12th Oct. 1691, and he d. prior to 1st Mar. 1693-4. He was probably the founder of his branch of the HOPKINS family in Maryland and may have been of the John HOPKINS family of Virginia (which, with the CHEWS, GERRARDS and others, came into Virginia very early in the 17th century), as his descendants bear the same arms as HOPKINS of Virginia.
GERRARD HOPKINS of Anne Arundel Co., Md., d. Jan. 1743-4; m. Jan 1700-1, Margaret JOHNS, b. 8th Oct. 1683, dau. of Richard and Elizabeth (KENSEY) JOHNS of Calvert Co., Md.
31. Patience HOWELL, m. Gerard R. HOPKINS

22. Samuel Hopkins MATTHEWS, b. 18th Nov. 1828; resides in the home which Gerrard HOPKINS built for his son William about 1740; m. Sept. 1860, Ruth Hannah BRANSON, dau. of Joseph and Tacy BRANSON.

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