Stephen Hopkins-373: 1581-1644, 10th GGF: Passenger on the Mayflower voyage to what became the Plymouth Colony.[1][2]
Deacon Matthew Whipple-12: 1588-1647, 10th GGF: migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration. [3]
Giles Hopkins-6: 1608-1690, 9th GGF: Son of Stephen Hopkins (above) and also a passenger on the Mayflower voyage to what became the Plymouth Colony.[4][5]
Thomas Dungan-12: 1635-1688, 10th GGF: First Baptist minister in the province of Pennsylvania.[6][7]
Jeremiah Odell-1870: 1761-1842, 4th GGF: Fought in the American Revolution 1779-1781
Stephen Chase-7482: 1799-1847, 4th GGF: Mormon leader with Joseph Smith during the forced migration to present day Utah. Died during the journey near Council Point, MO. Also, was a fourth great grandson of Stephen Hopkins, passenger on the Mayflower voyage to what became the Plymouth Colony.[8]
Orryanna (Rowe-8684) Chase : 1784-1880; 4th GGM: Successfully migrated as part of the Mormon movement to Salt Lake City, UT where she died.[9][10]
Jeremiah Hughes-5877: 1834-1920, Great Grandfather; Methodist circuit preacher in Iowa[11][12]
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