Robert Hopkins Genealogy
Record modified: 2010-03-13
This is my direct ancestor 11 generations back.
Born: about 1635-00-00 Old Rappahannock, Virginia USA
Died: 1677-05-06 Old Rappahannock, Virginia USA
Marriages:
1. Katherine Sandford
Children of Robert Hopkins and Katherine Sandford:
| Thomas Hopkins | b. 1660-00-00 |
| Robert Hopkins | b. 1662-00-00 |
| *George Hopkins | b. 1664-00-00 |
| Katherine Hopkins | b. 1666-00-00 |
| Jane Hopkins | b. 1668-00-00 |
| Margaret Hopkins | b. 1670-00-00 |
Notes:
parents from LDS site (3F4Q-FN)
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married in Old Rappahannock Co VA
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He was a Captain.
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from "Hopkins of Virginia and Related Families" by Walter Lee Hopkins:
Robert Hopkins, will probated 1677-03-06, bequeathed property to wife Katherine, sons Thomas, Robert, and George, friends William Moss and John Fennell.
Katherine, now wife of George Smith, gives to daughter Katherine Hopkins, and mentions daughter Jane Hopkins.
Katherine, now wife of Avery Naylor, gives land to son Robert Hopkins Jr in 1684.
George Hopkins, son of Robert, sold land in 1682.
Robert Hopkins sold land to Edward Rowzee, who sold it to Thomas Jones.
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from a Talbot website
October 1661 Robert Hopkins, and his wife, Katherine, gave "William Talbut Junr. one Brown
heifer wth swallow tayle in her right Eare & a cropp in ye left Eare & a hole in the male Catle to be for ye
use of ye Father of ye sd Child during his life & after ye death of ye father both male & female to William
Talbut ye younger & his said heires forever..." This gift was not recorded until August 11, 1677, after the
death of William Sr. (ORCD&W 1677-1682, p. 135)
In the July Court "Wm. Talbott & Katherine his Wife" were ordered to appear at the next court to give
testimony. (ORCOB 1687-1689, p. 79)
Hinds Site: Genealogy of Ken Hinds -- page 1683
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