Individual Details
Stephen Hopkins
(Abt 1579 - Bet 6 Jun 1644 and 17 Jul 1644)
RESIDENCE: Born in Upper Clatford, Hampshire, England. Was raised there and in Winchester. Was shipwrecked on his way to Jamestown, Virginia in 1609, year later was rescued from Bermuda, sailed to Jamestown, VIrginia, returned to England by 1618, sailed on the Mayflower to Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts.
Occupation: Had a shop in Hursley, Hampshire. Tanner and merchant
Occupation: Had a shop in Hursley, Hampshire. Tanner and merchant
Events
Families
Spouse | Elizabeth Fisher ( - 1640) |
Child | Damaris Hopkins (1618 - ) |
Child | Oceanus Hopkins (1620 - 1621) |
Child | Caleb Hopkins (1624 - 1644) |
Child | Deborah Hopkins (1626 - ) |
Child | Damaris Hopkins (1628 - 1666) |
Child | Ruth Hopkins (1630 - 1644) |
Child | Elizabeth Hopkins (1632 - ) |
Spouse | Mary ? ( - ) |
Child | Elizabeth Hopkins (1604 - ) |
Child | Constance Hopkins (1606 - 1677) |
Child | Giles Hopkins (1607 - 1690) |
Endnotes
1. Robert Charles Anderson, "Introducing the Mayflower Migration," American Ancestors, 20 (Winter 2020): .
2. "Mayflower 2020," database, New England Historic Genealogical Society, American Ancestors (americanancestors.org : accessed 19 August 2019), marriage record Stephen Hopkins and Elizabeth Fisher; extracted from Mayflower passengers (N.p.:n.p.n.d.).
3. Robert M. Beals, "Do You Know What Happened to the 102 Pilgrims?," The Howland Quarterly 57 (March 1992): 8.