Individual Details

Born between 1772-1776.

Samuel Hopkins and Amy Haden were first cousin.


Emigrated to Christian Co KY. Power of Attorney 20 Mar 1835 to his son John N. Hopkins of Logan Co KY where Samuel convey interests in lots which he acquired from brother Arthur Hopkins. Six children were named claiming under the last will of Joseph Haden dec'd late of Fluvanna County. An ad placed by John N. Haden, administrator of the estate of Joseph Haden dec'd, in the Richmond Enquirer, for eight weeks in 1821, lists the seven children of Anney [or Amy] as Joseph H. Hopkins, Wm. P. Hopkins, Mary P. Hopkins, Jane R. Hopkins, Joanna J. Hopkins, John N. Hopkins, and Samuel D. Hopkins. Anney was obviously deceased - possibly one of the seven children had died by 1835.

Birth	Abt 1774	Albemarle County, Virginia
Marriage	15 Mar 1798	Fluvanna County, Virginia - Anny Haden

Spouse	Anny Haden (1778 - 1820)
Child	Samuel D. Hopkins ( - )
Child	Joanna J. Hopkins ( - )
Child	Jane R. Hopkins ( - )
Child	Joseph H. Hopkins ( - )
Child	William P. Hopkins ( - )
Child	Mary P. Hopkins ( - )
Child	John N. Hopkins ( - )

Father	William Hopkins (1740 - 1820)
Mother	Mary Haden (1747 - 1801)
Sibling	William Hopkins Jr. (1767 - 1832)
Sibling	Jane Hopkins (1770 - )
Sibling	Mary C. Hopkins (1773 - )
Sibling	Elizabeth P. Hopkins (1781 - 1825)
Sibling	Arthur Hopkins (1783 - 1829)
Sibling	Nancy\Ann Hopkins (1786 - )
Sibling	Isabella Hopkins (1788 - 1849)
Sibling	Mildred Hopkins (1790 - )
Sibling	Margaret D Hopkins (1795 - )