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Note for: Laodicea Springfield, 1835 - DEAD Index
Dicey's father moved to Gilmer Co., Georgia and his married children followed
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Note for: William M Styles, 7 NOV 1872 - 13 MAR 1873 Index
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Place of birth sent to me by Percy B Keel ( pbk@hiway.net )
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Note for: Sarah Jane Elizabeth Hyatt, 26 OCT 1812 - 24 OCT 1892 Index
burried in Joel Ccemetery
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ALIA Sallie /Hyatt/
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Sara was a housewife. It is said that Sallie was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. There is no documentation of this yet. After the death of Benjamin, Sallie lived in a log house. Nearby, her son, Benjamin "Frank" and his family lived in another log house. Sallie succumbed to cancer in 1892.
Her middle name could be Elizabeth instead of Jane.
Sara was a housewife. It is said that Sallie was a full-blooded Cherokee Indian. There is no documentation of this yet. After the death of Benjamin, Sallie lived in a log house. Nearby, her son, Benjamin "Frank" and his family lived in another log house. Sallie succumbed to cancer in 1892.
Her middle name could be Elizabeth instead of Jane.
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Note for: Benjamin F Hopkins, 9 APR 1835 - 6 SEP 1916 Index
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ALIA /Frank/
1880 Census of Tishomingo County, Mississippi Vol 21-197
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Benjamin Franklin was called "Frank". Frank was a store owner and farmer. He and his family lived in a log house near his mother, Sallie. Mrs. Myrtle Clark Shook recalls that "Frank" pulled teeth at times for people in need.
He served in the Civil War in Co. H., 26th MS Infantry which was formed in Iuka, Ms.
From a story written by Ovid Dayton Hopkins, the following was taken: Arthur Dayton Hopkins told to his son Ovid Dayton Hopkins this story of his great grandfather, Benjamin Franklin (Frank) Hopkins. When Arthur Dayton was a young man, he remembered his grandfather would come to visit. He remembered himas a tall man who was part Cherodee Indian, that he had real white hair and beard, and very high cheek bones. He carried himself straight as an arrow even as an old man. He carried an eagle quill in a long silver container and that it was used to pick his teeth after each meal. He lived to be 81 years old, a long time for people of his generation.
Benjamin Franklin was called "Frank". Frank was a store owner and farmer. He and his family lived in a log house near his mother, Sallie. Mrs. Myrtle Clark Shook recalls that "Frank" pulled teeth at times for people in need.
He served in the Civil War in Co. H., 26th MS Infantry which was formed in Iuka, Ms.
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Note for: John J.C. Hopkins, 1838 - 6 MAR 1915 Index
John was a farmer. He appears on the 1860 census in Itawamba Co., Ms., and on the 1879 Tishomingo Co., Ms.
He was a member of Masonic Lodge #537 in Golden (name), Golden (location), Itawamba Co., Mississippi.
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John was a farmer. He appears on the 1860 census in Itawamba Co., Ms., and on the 1879 Tishomingo Co., Ms.
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Note for: Mary J Hopkins, 18 FEB 1839 - 25 SEP 1904 Index
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Note for: James A Hopkins, 4 JUL 1841 - 14 AUG 1882 Index
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Note for: Margaret M Hopkins, 1843 - Index
Margaret was a housekeeper. She may have had two husbands. She is found with the last name of Campbell in the Family History of Prentiss County, Ms. History by Sandra Lewis Gray. But she is also called Margaret M. Mitchell in Jerry Martin's book "A Place Called Belmont."
Margaret was a housekeeper. She may have had two husbands. She is found with the last name of Campbell in the Family History of Prentiss County, Ms. History by Sandra Lewis Gray. But she is also called Margaret M. Mitchell in Jerry Martin's book "A Place Called Belmont."