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John Hopkins (abt. 1790)

John Hopkins
Born about in Longford County, Irelandmap
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married [date unknown] in Longford County, Irelandmap
Descendants descendants
Died [date unknown] in Longford County, Irelandmap
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John Hopkins estimated year of birth 1790 based on child born 1819.

In his biography son Patrick said his parents were John and Julia Skelly Hopkins. In keeping with traditional Irish naming patterns Patrick named his first daughter Julia and his first son John.

Two John Hopkins are listed as Flax Growers in 1796 in Longford County. The flax industry thrived in Longford during this period with men growing flax and the women spinning it. The land in Longford County is boggy and not generally ideal for farming.

The Tenants of Hon. H.L. King for 2 1/2 years dated 1855 in Caltragh More - Parish Cashel include: James and Thomas Cunningham Patt Hopkins Bernard and Thomas Scally * Scally is usually the spelling for Skelly in Longford County.


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