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HOPKINS, Nathaniel

HOPKINS, Nathaniel

Male 1684 - 1766  (~ 82 years)

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Descendants (12 Generations)

GenRelationshipTotalSelect
 2 Children11
 3 Grandchildren9
 4 Great grandchildren11
 5 2 x Great grandchildren2
 6 3 x Great grandchildren10
 7 4 x Great grandchildren8
 8 5 x Great grandchildren9
 9 6 x Great grandchildren16
 10 7 x Great grandchildren51
 11 8 x Great grandchildren72
 12 9 x Great grandchildren15
Total214

Children (11) - Generation 2

#ChildrenNameBornDiedFatherMother
1
 HOPKINS, David    
 b. 13 Jul 1707      HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
2
 HOPKINS, Jeremiah    
 b. 14 Mar 1708      HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
3
 HOPKINS, Elizabeth    
 b. 21 Apr 1711      HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
4
 HOPKINS, Nathaniel    
 b. Sep 1713      HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
5
 HOPKINS, Bethia    
 b. 19 Aug 1715   d. 29 Mar 1726   HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
6
 HOPKINS, Nathaniel    
 b. 15 Sep 1716      HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
7
 HOPKINS, Mercy    
 b. 21 Feb 1719      HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
8 Yes
 HOPKINS, Reuben    [Descendants]
 b. 4 Apr 1722   d. Between 20 Mar 1767 and 13 Apr 1767   HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
9 Yes
 HOPKINS, Samuel    [Descendants]
 b. 30 Aug 1724   d. 13 Nov 1761   HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
10
 HOPKINS, James    
 b. 20 Mar 1726      HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 
11
 HOPKINS, Theophilus    
 b. 13 Mar 1729      HOPKINS, Nathaniel   MAYO, Mercy 

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This website is my families peronal research that I share this webiste in the hopes of allowing people to work of their own family trees. It is largely the work of three people Robert Kirland, for the Kirkland and Hopkins research, Norman Schuler, for the Schuler, Adams, Micthell, and creatation of the work, and myself (Michael Schuler) who has expanded and continued the research. Please feel free to use my work but also respect and source it if you do use it. Thank You

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