Person:Ann Hopkins (10)

D.A.R.: Lineage Book National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. 1898 Volume XXV (24001 - 25000) Elizabeth Gadsby - Historian General. Washington, D. C. 1908 - Page 342 D.A.R. # 24954 Mrs. Anne Hopkins Mathews Born in Exeter, Rhode Island Wife of George S. Mathews, M. D. Descendant of Capt. Samuel Hopkins, Lieut. Col. Joseph Knight, Ensign Jonathan Lillibridge, Augustine Ellis and Jeremiah Stone, all of Rhode Island. 1) Daughter of Charles Wyman Hopkins and Janes Frances Knight, his wife. 2) Granddaughter of Pardon Hopkins (1815-90) and Lydia Ann Lillibridge (1818-43), his wife; Rev. Daniel R. Knight and Susan Colvin, his wife. 3) Gr.-granddaughter of Layton Hopkins (1793-1871) and Elizabeth Whitford (1797-1854), his wife; Reynolds Lillibridge and Sarah Ellis, his wife; George Knight and Mercy Stone, his wife. 4) Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Rufus Hopkins (1773-1884) and Amy Shippee (1770-1837), his wife; Jonathan Lillibridge and Mary Reynolds, his wife; Augustus Ellis and Desire Slocum, his wife; Joseph Knight and Elizabeth Knight (1743-1822), his wife; Jeremiah Stone and Dinah Knight, his wife. 5)Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Samuel Hopkins and Phebe Case, his wife.

  Samuel Hopkins, (1734-1813), was captain of the first company of militia and served on important committees. He was born in West Greenwich, R.I. where he died.
  Joseph Knight, (1741-1824), was captain of minute men at the Lexington Alarm. He served as recruiting officer and was at Warwick with his troops, 1777. His grave at Scituate has been marked by the Sons of the American Revolution.
  Jonathan Lillibridge, (1751-1848), was appointed by the General Assembly, 1778, ensign of militia. He was born in Exeter, where he died.
  Augustus Ellis, (1758-1836), served as a private and survived to receive a penson.

Also No. 14833

  Jeremiah Stone, (1745-1823), enlisted from Scituate and served over three years in Col. John Topham's regiment.

Also No. 11772