Stephen Hopkins[1, 2]
1581 - 1644 (63 years)-
Name Stephen Hopkins Relationship 
with Kathleen Alice Jones-Rouse Birth 1581 , Hampshire, England, United Kingdom 
Christening 30 Apr 1581 Upper Clatford, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom [3] Gender Male Occupation Tanner & Mercant Immigration Information Mayflower Passenger Stories and Notes Mayflower Passenger [4, 5] To Lady Kathleen 10 x great grandfather Death 6 Jun 1644 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States - to 17 July
Person ID I1303 Enchanted Family Tree Last Modified 11 Sep 2020
Father John Hopkins d. 1593 Mother Elizabeth Williams Marriage 28 Jul 1579 Curry Mallet, Somerset, England, United Kingdom Family ID F608 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Mary d. 9 May 1613, Hursley, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom Marriage 1604 , Hampshire, England, United Kingdom - to 1607
Children 1. Elizabeth Hopkins, b. 13 Mar 1604, Hursley, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom d. Aft 1613 (Age 9 years)+ 2. Constance Hopkins, b. 11 May 1606, Hursley, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom d. Oct 1677, Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States (Age 71 years)+ 3. Giles Hopkins, b. 30 Jan 1608, Hursley, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom d. 1690, Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States (Age 81 years)Family ID F600 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Mar 2012
Family 2 Elizabeth Fisher d. Bef 6 Jun 1644, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Marriage 19 Feb 1617 - Wedding reception at St Mary Matfellon (White Chapel)
Children 1. Ruth Hopkins, b. Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States d. Aft 30 Nov 16442. Elizabeth Hopkins, b. Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States d. Aft Oct 16573. Damaris Hopkins, b. 1618, , , England, United Kingdom d. 1628, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States (Age 10 years)4. Oceanus Hopkins, b. 6 Sep 1620 d. 1627 (Age 6 years) 5. Caleb Hopkins, b. 1623, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States d. Abt 1644, Barbados, Lesser Antilles, Caribbean (Age 21 years)6. Deborah Hopkins, b. 1625 d. Bef 1674 (Age 49 years) 7. Damaris Hopkins, b. 1627, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States d. Abt Jan 1665, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States (Age 38 years)Family ID F607 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Mar 2012
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Event Map 
Birth - 1581 - , Hampshire, England, United Kingdom 
Christening - 30 Apr 1581 - Upper Clatford, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom Marriage - 1604 - , Hampshire, England, United Kingdom 
Death - 6 Jun 1644 - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States = Link to Google Earth
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Histories 
Shephen Hopkins
Includes Last Will and TestamentPassenger List for the Mayflower 
Plymouth Residents - 1627 Division of Cattle
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Notes - (Research):Mayflower passenger Stephen Hopkins may have been the same Stephen Hopkins who was on board the Sea Venture, which was shipwrecked in Bermuda in 1609. The Sea Venture was part of a fleet of 9 ships under the command of Sir George Somers and Sir William Gates. Scattered by a hurricane, some of the ships made their way to Jamestown. The Sea Venture, however, was wrecked off Bermuda. The Stephen Hopkins of the Sea Venture (and possibly the Mayflower) was a minister's clerk who fomented a mutiny on the grounds that the authority of the governor ceased when the ship was wrecked. This Stephen Hopkins was sentenced to death, but pardoned, with reference made to his [unnamed] wife and children. This Stephen Hopkins spent a further two years in the English colonial settlement at Jamestown, Virginia.
In 1998 Caleb Johnson discovered records in England that disproved that Hopkins came from Wooton-under-Edge. He actually came from Hursley in Hampshire.
- (Research):Mayflower passenger Stephen Hopkins may have been the same Stephen Hopkins who was on board the Sea Venture, which was shipwrecked in Bermuda in 1609. The Sea Venture was part of a fleet of 9 ships under the command of Sir George Somers and Sir William Gates. Scattered by a hurricane, some of the ships made their way to Jamestown. The Sea Venture, however, was wrecked off Bermuda. The Stephen Hopkins of the Sea Venture (and possibly the Mayflower) was a minister's clerk who fomented a mutiny on the grounds that the authority of the governor ceased when the ship was wrecked. This Stephen Hopkins was sentenced to death, but pardoned, with reference made to his [unnamed] wife and children. This Stephen Hopkins spent a further two years in the English colonial settlement at Jamestown, Virginia.
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