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Family Information Husband Stephen Hopkins Chr: 30 April 1581, Upper Clatford, Hampshire, England Death: Jul 1644, Plymouth, MA Parents: John Hopkins and Elizabeth Williams (1) Wife Elizabeth Fisher Death: 1640-6 Jun 1644, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Marriage S1, S2 19 Feb 1617/8 Whitechapel, Middlesex, England St. Mary Matfellon Children Damaris Hopkins Birth: ABT 1618, England Death: AFT 1627 Oceanus Hopkins Birth: 16 Sep - 11 Nov 1620 Death: abt 1621, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Caleb Hopkins Birth: abt 1623, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Death: 1644-1651, Barbados Deborah Hopkins Birth: abt 1626, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Death: Bet 1666- 1674 Damaris Hopkins Birth: abt 1628, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Death: Jan 1665-Nov 1669, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Ruth Hopkins Birth: Abt 1630, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Death: 1644-1651 Elizabeth Hopkins Birth: abt 1632, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States Death: by 6 Oct 1659 Watching Page Npowell Dlongmore Amelia.Gerlicher Lynn Nelson Frodo33 Katsus98040 Doris Marr794 Jojonot GenDetective Mayflowermadam Jbernard Blitz Davehaynes Jrm03063 Inator Tankerraid Dougcouch

Stephen and Elizabeth sailed on the Mayflower with their oldest daughter Damaris and two of Stephen's children from his first marriage, Giles and Constant. Elizabeth gave birth to their son Oceanus on the voyage. Sources S1. Stephen Hopkins, in Johnson, Caleb. MayflowerHistory.com Citing Caleb Johnson, "The True Origins of Mayflower Passenger Stephen Hopkins," The American Genealogist, 73 (1998):161-171. S2. The English ancestry and homes of the Pilgrim fathers who came to Plymouth on the 'Mayflower' in 1620, the 'Fortune' in 1621, and the 'Anne' and the 'Little James' p. 61, [ref.: "The church register of St. Mary Matfellon (Whitechapel)"]. The Mayflower (1620) The Mayflower was the first settlement voyage to New England, carrying primarily English Separatists known as Pilgrims. It was destined for the mouth of the Hudson River, but landed at Cape Cod in present-day Massachusetts. Sailed: 6 Sep 1620 from Southampton, England under Captain Christopher Jones Arrived: 11 Nov 1620 at Plymouth, Massachusetts After spending the winter aboard ship, the surviving passengers moved ashore on 21 Mar 1621. Next Vessel: The Fortune (1621) Passengers: 104; 24 families left descendants (Full List) Pilgrim Families: Allerton (Asst. Gov. Isaac) - Bradford (Gov. William) - Brewster (Rev. William) - Chilton - Cooke - Fuller (Edward) - Fuller (Samuel) - Priest - Rogers - Sampson - Tilley (Edward) - Tilley (John) - White - Winslow (Edward) Other Families and Servants: Alden - Billington - Browne - Doty - Eaton - Hopkins - Howland - Mullins - Soule - Standish (Capt. Isaac) - Warren - Winslow (Gilbert) Resources: Primary Sources: Bradford's History of Plymouth Plantation - Mourt's Relation - Pilgrim Hall (wills and other contemporary documents) Wikipedia: Mayflower (voyage) - Passenger List - Pilgrims - Plymouth Colony - Captain Christopher Jones

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