61. Hipperholme Cum Brighouse Hearth Tax 3 HIGGINSFORD, Francis 1 HILL, john 2 HIRD, Widow 1 HODGSON, john Coley Hall8 HOLDSWORTH, Edward 1 HOLDSWORTH, Widow 1 hopkinson, john 2 HOYLE, Judith 2 http://members.aol.com/wryorks/hipht.htm

Hipperholme-cum-Brighouse Hearth Tax 1666 Chargeable: ACKHED, Widow 2 APPLEYARD, Jonathan 2 APPLEYARD, Richard 2 APPLEYARD, Samuel 3 BATLEY, Jeremy 3 BAUMFORD, John 1 BENTLEY, Isaac 1 BENTLEY, Joseph 2 BERKHEAD, Hnery 2 BLAND, John 2 BOULTON, Michael 4 BRIGG, Widow 1 BRIGHOUSE, Henry 4 BROADLEY, Michael 2 BROOKE, Henry 1 BROOKE, Joseph 1 BROOKSBANKE, James 2 BUTLER, Widow 2 CLEG [Cley?], Samuel 1 CROSSLEY, Nathan 3 DOBSON, James 1 ELLIS, Stephen 5 EMPSALL, Michael jnr 1 EMPSALL, Michael snr 1 EXLEY, Joseph 2 EXLEY, Joshua 2 FARRAR, Charles 2 FARRAR, Henry 1 FLATHER, Henry 1 GIBSON, Michael 4 GIBSON, Robert 4 GILL, Andrew 4 GILL, John 4 GILL, Samuel 1 GILL, Samuel 2 GREENWOOD, William 5 HADREST, Richard 1 HANSON, Isaac 1 HANSON, John 1 HANSON, Richard 3 HANSON, Thomas 3 HANSON, William 1 HARGREAVES, John 1 HARGREAVES, Joseph 2 HARGREAVES, Richard 2 HEMMINGWAY, Henry 2 HEMMINGWAY, Michael 3 HEYROYD, John 4 HEYWOOD, Oliver 3 HIGGINSFORD, Francis 1 HILL, John 2

62. Myhopkinsons Had (3)+ john hopkinson, b 18 APR 1780, Lancashire, ENG; c 18 JUN 1780, St. 3.(3) john hopkinson, b 18 APR 1780, Lancashire, ENG; c 18 JUN 1780, St. http://www.vantek.net/pages/pattyh/myhopkin.htm

Thomas Hopkinson Thomas Hopkinson , bc 1720, ENG. Had: Thomas Hopkinson , b 16 MAR 1745, ENG; c 31 MAR 1745. Thomas Hopkinson , b 16 MAR 1745, ENG; c 31 MAR 1745; m1 29 NOV 1768; Bury, St. Mary, Lancashire, ENG Peggy Browne (d 9 APR 1775; bur 11 APR 1775); m2 6 SEP 1779, Alice Rothwell . He was a weaver. Sometimes spelled his name Hobkinson. Peggy was the daughter of Robert Browne, of Tottington. He was a weaver and lived in Elton, Lancashire, ENG. See Rothwell Page for further information on Alice. Had: John Hopkinson , b 18 APR 1780, Lancashire, ENG; c 18 JUN 1780, St. Mary's, Bury, Lancashire, ENG; d 10 APR 1862, St. John's, Birtle, Lancashire, ENG. Charles Hopkinson , b 4 OCT 1781, Lancashire, ENG; c 7 OCT 1781, St. Mary's, Bury, Lancashire, ENG. Edward Hopkinson , b 27 JUN 1783, Lancashire, ENG; c 29 JUN 1783, St. Mary's, Bury, Lancashire, ENG. Nancy Hopkinson , b 14 FEB 1785, Lancashire, ENG; c 18 MAR 1785, St. Mary's, Bury, Lancashire, ENG. Thomas Hopkinson , b 31 DEC 1787, Lancashire, ENG; c 1 FEB 1788, St. Mary's, Bury, Lancashire, ENG.

63. The Genealogical Tree Of John HOPKINSON hopkinson. john hopkinson Born 18 SEP 1706, Bradford, Essex, MA;Died 23 MAR 1784, Buxton, ME. Generated by GenDesigner 2.0 BETA. http://john-slaughter.rootsweb.com/Groveland/130.html

l i n k s Siblings: David HOPKINSON Samuel HOPKINSON Sarah HOPKINSON Nathaniel HOPKINSON ... Caleb HOPKINSON John HOPKINSON Born: 18 SEP 1706, Bradford, Essex, MA Died: 23 MAR 1784, Buxton, ME Generated by GenDesigner 2.0 BETA

64. Eagle Bookshop - View Bookshelf NDC.1890, £18.00, hopkinson, john, ORIGINAL PAPERS BY THE LATE john hopkinson,D.Sc., FRS 2 volumes. 1901, £75.00 the set. Jenkins, CF, ANIMATED PICTURES. http://www.eaglebookshop.co.uk/Technology/General Engineering/The Other Bookshel

The Other Bookshelf There are 35 books on this shelf (anon.) THE GLASGOW MECHANICS' MAGAZINE. nd, c1830 anon. NOVELTIES, INVENTIONS AND CURIOSITIES IN ARTS AND MANUFACTURES. Armour, James POWER IN MOTION. Horse Power, Wheel Gearing, Driving Bands, AND ANGULAR FORCES. Baker, F.A. SILK SCREEN PRACTICE and the Roller Process. Ball, Robert Stawell THE THEORY OF SCREWS: A Study in the Dynamics of a Rigid Body. Barnard, John. EVERY MAN HIS OWN MECHANIC. n.d. Box, Thomas A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON HEAT, AS APPLIED TO THE USEFUL ARTS, FOR THE USE OF ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, ETC. Box, Thomas A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON HEAT, AS APPLIED TO THE USEFUL ARTS, FOR THE USE OF ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, ETC. Brown, Bernard TALKING PICTURES. A practical and popular account of the principles of construction and operation of the apparatus used in making and showing sound films. Brown, Capt. Charles H. DEVIATION AND THE DEVIASCOPE INCLUDING THE PRACTICE AND THEORY OF COMPASS ADJUSTMENT ALSO A NOTE ON THE GYRO-COMPASS. Browne, Walter R.

65. Haxby-York Dwellings In 1891 North Side, RICHARDSON, Elizabeth, Laundress. North Side, UNOCCUPIED, North Side,hopkinson, john R, Butcher. North Side, ROBSON, Thomas, Groom. North Side, DYSON,john, ? http://www.haxby-york.co.uk/streets/1891dwellingsindex.html

One-Place Study Home Page Amenities Animals Arts ... Part of DigiBritain DWELLINGS The Village Green around 1902 Taken from the 1891 census At the time of the census there were 619 people living in 149 houses of these 14 were uninhabited. 53 of which had less than 5 rooms Full 1891 Transcript Area Present Day Address Surname First name Occupation East End CARR William Market Gardner East End WATSON L Pickersgill Gardener East End SPENCE Edward Gardener East End LEAF Elizabeth Retired farmer East End DANIEL Robert Farmer East End DRIFFIELD Sarah East End MILBURN William Living on his own means East End MASTERMAN Elizabeth Dressmaker East End PEACOCK John Farmer East End LUND William J Ordnance Survey Haxby Moor SMITH William H Market Gardner Haxby Moor COTTOM Charles Farmer Haxby Moor ILLINGWORTH Thos Farmer Haxby Moor DITCHBURN William Farmer White House BROWN William G Farmer High Grange BURKILL John Farmer The Grange PEXTON John L Grange Lodge UNOCCUPIED Moor NELSON John Farmer Haxby Moor NELSON William Farmer Haxby Moor SCOTT Bartle B Farmer UNOCCUPIED Haxby Moor JEFFERSON Tom Farmer and Wheelwright Vicarge BRADLEY Richard Clergy Vicar of Haxby Moor End PECKITT Hannah CUNDALL Elizabeth Moor End MAYNARD William Agricultural Labourer Moor End RICHARDSON George Agricultural Labourer HODGSON William SCOTT Mark Farmer PECKITT George Thrashing Machine Proprietor The Firs SCOTT Thomas H Low Cottages HAYES William Market Gardener

66. Optoelectronics Group-recent Conference Presentations john Thomson Eugen Herrmann, Huw Summers, Peter Smowton and Mark hopkinson. PM Smowton,johnThomson, Huw Summers, Eugen Herrmann, Peter Blood and Mark hopkinson. http://www.astro.cf.ac.uk/groups/optoelec/confs1.html

Recent Conference Presentations Opto-Home Staff Please click on the year of interest:- Return to Research Topics or Opto-Home Contact Details Research Topics Positions Available Opto-Alumni Links SIOE BACK TO TOP

67. Jeanne Muse's John And Elinor Whitney Genealogical Database Index hopkinson, Amanda ( ); Horseley, Beulah Britton ( 1 Apr 1811 - ); Horseley, Mary(21 Hutchins, john (Abt 1671 - ); Hyde, Elizabeth (Abt 1742 - ); Hyde, Mary (20 http://www.whitneygen.org/databases/Muse/Muse6.html

68. Untitled Mary hopkinson married john Spray June 9th 1783. Jane hopkinson married BenjaminAllen July 4th 1785. Ann hopkinson married john Whiticar December 13th 1790. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/i/l/John-Mills/FILE/0004page.html

HOPKINSON MARRIAGES 1781 - 1900 Anthony Hopkinson married Sally Gratton July 6th 1781 William Hopkinson married Ann Hole January 5th 1782 Matthew Hopkinson married Catherine Smith June 1st 1783 Mary Hopkinson married John Spray June 9th 1783 Jane Hopkinson married Benjamin Allen July 4th 1785 Thomas Hopkinson married Alice Hancock April 17th 1786 John Hopkinson married Elizabeth Flint November 23rd 1786 Ann Hopkinson married John Whiticar December 13th 1790 Joseph Hopkinson married Hannah Cook July 4th 1791 William Hopkinson married Elizabeth Allison March 28th 1793 Richard Hopkinson married Elizabeth Young January 8th 1793 John Hopkinson married Mary Gregory January 1st 1793 Ann Hopkinson married Job Berrisford January 25th 1792 John Hopkinson married Frances Allen May 6th 1798 John Hopkinson married Frances Flint June 15th 1800 Thomas Hopkinson married Mary Smedley August 24th 1812 George Hopkinson married Mary Goodwin December 1st 1811 James Hopkinson married Sarah Wilson June 4th 1815 Mary Hopkinson married William Senior May 27th 1805 Elizabeth Hopkinson married Joseph Wood April 21st 1808 Sarah Hopkinson married John Brown June 8th 1808 John Hopkinson married Mary Bradley October 27th 1817 William Bower(alias Hopkinson) married Mary Bower August 16th 1819 William Hopkinson married Hannah Blackwall January 1st 1821 Lydia Hopkinson married William Lomas May 15th 1822 Sarah Hopkinson married John Else February 25th 1823 James Hopkinson married Ann Mather February 18th 1828

69. Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: In The Valley Of My Ancesto died 1997. john Mills Grandaunt Hannah hopkinson (49 KB) john havingfun at the seaside,with grandaunt Hannah looking on. Sidney http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/i/l/John-Mills/

// Included to access cookie for webpub email feature In The Valley Of My Ancestors-Bygone Days In Ashover Dbys. Updated December 18, 2001 John Mills noahsark@sluggardsrow47.fsnet.co.uk Edit Your Page The main lines of research that I am persuing are my maternal grandparents,the Woods who originate from the Staffordshire moorland,and the Hopkinsons of Ashover in the Amber Valley, Derbyshire.Other associated names in Ashover are Bunting,Smedley, Bower,Berresford,Wilson,Wileman or Wildman. Also included on this site are various census and parish register items that I have accumulated during my research,mainly in north Derbyshire. I also offer a photographic service for those researching in Derbyshire but who, for various rasons cannot visit the county.I will take a reel of film of any houses,farms,churches,monumental inscriptions and villages etc.for an agreed fee to cover my expenses for petrol,film etc.Please e-mail me for further information. Family Photos (117 KB) Three of the authors children John Mills (92 KB) (80 KB) Kerry Che Mills (81 KB) The authors youngest son.

70. Ben's Guide (9-12): The Declaration Of Independence -- Signing The Declaration O York William Floyd, Philip Livingston, Francis Lewis, Lewis Morris New Jersey RichardStockton, john Witherspoon, Francis hopkinson, john Hart, Abraham Clark. http://bensguide.gpo.gov/9-12/documents/declaration/signers.html

Signing the Declaration of Independence The Declaration of Independence was approved by the Second Continental Congress on July 4 th 1776, but it was not signed until almost a month later. The Congress did not have the approval of all 13 colonies until July 9 th . On July 19 th Congress ordered that an official copy of the document be created. The order called for hand written ornamental script to be used on parchment paper with the title "The unanimous declaration of the thirteen United States of America". Using a quill pen, this took some time to finish. Therefore the actual signing finally took place on August 2 nd As president of the Congress John Hancock was the first to sign this historic document. He used large bold script and signed under the text in the center of the page. At that time, a general practice was to sign below text on the right and by geographic location. Using this protocol, signatures of the New Hampshire delegates began the list. Delegates from Georgia, the southernmost state, ended the list. Some of the delegates were not in Philadelphia on that day, but signed the document later. Not all delegates signed the document. The 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence included two future presidents, three vice presidents, and ten members of the United States Congress. Below are the names of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence:

71. Congressman John J. Duncan, Jr.  |  Latest News NEWJERSEY, Richd. Stockton, Jno. Witherspoon, Fras. hopkinson, john Hart, Abra.Clark. NEW-HAMPSHIRE, Josiah Bartlett, Wm. Whipple, Matthew Thornton. http://www.house.gov/duncan/2003/declaration.htm

The Declaration of Independence WHEN in the Course of human Events, it becomes necessary for one People to dissolve the Political Bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the Powers of the Earth, the separate and equal Station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent Respect to the Opinions of Mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the Separation. HE has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public Good. HE has forbidden his Governors to pass Laws of immediate and pressing Importance, unless suspended in their Operation till his Assent should be obtained; and when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them. HE has refused to pass other Laws for the Accommodation of large Districts of People, unless those People would relinquish the Right of Representation in the Legislature, a Right inestimable to them, and formidable to Tyrants only. HE has called together Legislative Bodies at Places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the Depository of their public Records, for the sole Purpose of fatiguing them into Compliance with his Measures.

72. Sparks' Life Of Benjamin Franklin: CHAPTER V. The original members, besides Franklin, were Thomas hopkinson, john Bartram thebotanist, Thomas Godfrey the mathematician, Dr. Thomas Bond, Dr. Phineas Bond http://www.ushistory.org/franklin/biography/chap05.htm

CHAPTER V. During the year 1768, Dr. Franklin was on the point of returning to America. In the present agitated condition of public affairs with respect to the colonies, he despaired of drawing the attention of the British rulers to the principal purpose of his mission, a change of government in Pennsylvania, although the Assembly had renewed their application every year with increased urgency, and the last time by a vote of every member except one. His private concerns, he said, required his presence at home, and the general business of the province could be transacted by his associate, Mr. Jackson, who resided in London. At this juncture he received intelligence, in a letter from Governor Wright, of his having been appointed agent for Georgia. He then felt it his duty to wait for the papers and instructions of the Georgia Assembly, which would probably demand his special care. The appointment had been made without any previous intimation, and therefore he was under no obligation to accept it; yet he was unwilling to decline a trust, which had been spontaneously conferred upon him by so respectable a portion of his countrymen, and which he might possibly execute for their benefits. This kept him till winter; other business followed; and he found himself detained in England much longer than be had anticipated. Having read, with approbation and pleasure, the celebrated "Farmer's Letters," written by John Dickinson, he caused them to be republished in London, with a commendatory Preface from his own pen. Besides the patriotic motive for this publication, it afforded him an opportunity of showing, that the extreme warmth, with which Mr. Dickinson had opposed his appointment in the Pennsylvania Assembly, had not produced on his part any diminution of friendship or personal regard. This was still further manifested by their harmonious intercourse after he returned again to his own country.

73. Ambassador University Party Line: Listing By Associated Year: 1947-70 hopkinson, john W. (BW63, PA67) {PA 6776} Address 72550.3273@compuserve.comBotha, Daniel (BW63, BW67) Address botha@boisdarc.tamu-commerce.edu. http://www.ambassadoruniversity.com/byyear47-70.htm

Martin Jones Eastburn Evans , Lawrence (PA:61, PA:62) Rothery Robinson Robinson Roemer , Earl L. (PA:62, BS:66) Eastburn Evans , Lawrence (PA:61, PA:62) Jones Hopkinson Botha , Daniel (BW:63, BW:67) Leeson Bohannon Hogan Peterson Spencer , Thomas V. (BS:65, BS:66) White Bjoraker Cartwright Kubik , Victor (PA:66, BW:69) Langbraaten , Deanna L. [is Paige] (PA:66, PA:70) LaRose Nusz Paige , Deanna L. [was Langbraaten] (PA:66, PA:70) Robinson Robinson Rothery Roemer , Earl L. (PA:62, BS:66) Spencer , Thomas V. (BS:65, BS:66) Cartwright Cowell Fenstermacher Heath Hockwald , Clarke A. (BS:67, BS:71) Hockwald , Elaine F. [was Houghtaling] (PA:67, PA:70) Houghtaling , Elaine F. [is Hockwald] (PA:67, PA:70) Isom Lisman , Lee (PA:67, PA:71) Miller , Don L. (BS:67, BS:71) Parker Reimann , Laura J. [was Wright] (BS:67, BW:71) Windom , Jarvis F. (PA:67, PA:71) Webb Wright , Laura J. [is Reimann] (BS:67, (BW:71) Botha , Daniel (BW:63, BW:67) Hopkinson Benedict Bohannon Branch , Kathy A. [was Rabbitt] (BS:68, BS:71) Brown Cannon , James D. (PA:68, PA:74) Carrozzo Rabbitt , Kathy A. [is Branch] (BS:68, BS:71) Foster Gowland , Lorraine C. [was Nytra] (BW:68, BW:72)

74. CONJUNCTIONS39, Fall 2002 Guest Editor's Note Peter Straub WHO Now, writers like Nalo hopkinson, john Kessel, and Patrick O'Leary, for all ofwhom Gene Wolfe is likely to be what Gary K. Wolfe calls a touchstone, are http://www.conjunctions.com/archives/c39-ps.htm

CONJUNCTIONS:39, Fall 2002 Guest Editor's Note Peter Straub WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE, and what are they doing in Conjunctions ? Jonathan Lethem won the National Book Critic's Circle Award for Motherless Brooklyn , and Harold Bloom put John Crowley's Little, Big on his list of 100 Best Books of the twentieth century, but aren't Gene Wolfe and Joe Haldeman science fiction writers? And didn't Neil Gaiman become well known with a series of, um, graphic novels, the street or gutter phrase for which is comic books Yes, they are, and he did, and the author of these words is, even worse, a conspicuously popular horror writer. Should you have a reflexive disdain for anything connected to genre fiction, as you very well may, issue number 39 of Conjunctions is going to represent, at least initially, something of an unwelcome aberration in the history of an otherwise honorable literary journal. Those who have just nodded in assent should turn immediately to the back of the book and read the critical essays by Gary K. Wolfe and John Clute, which ought to persuade even the faintest of hearts to persevere. Clute and Wolfe know what they are talking about, far better than I, and my conversations with them over the past few years-conversations that began at the 1998 International Conference for the Fantastic in the Arts in Ft. Lauderdalehave helped me understand the phenomenon this collection is designed to illustrate. Fantasy and Science Fiction , and so is Kelly Link. (Jonathan Carroll, Jonathan Lethem, Elizabeth Hand, John Crowley, and China Mieville seldom write short fiction, and we are fortunate to have stories from them.) Strictly on grounds of artistic achievement, these writers should all along have been welcome in thoughtful literary outlets.

75. Smith. Ecclesiastical Tables -- Smith, F. Hopkinson: In Cornell University's Mak 48, issue 5 (Sept 1894). Smith, F. hopkinson, john Sanders, Laborer. A Story.Harper's New Monthly Magazine, vol. 90, issue 537 (February, 1895). http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/moa/browse.author/s.179.html

A B C D ... Non-alphabetic Smith. Ecclesiastical Tables Smith, F. Hopkinson: Previous Next Smith. Ecclesiastical Tables The New Englander , vol. 18, issue 69 (February 1860). Smith, Edwin Burritt The Municipal Voters' League of Chicago The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 85, issue 512 (June 1900). Smith, Edwin Burritt The Next Step in Municipal Reform The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 87, issue 522 (Apr 1901). Smith, Elizabeth A. My Great-Aunt's Will Harper's New Monthly Magazine , vol. 54, issue 322 (March 1877). Smith, Elizabeth Oakes A Horoscope The International Monthly Magazine , vol. 1, issue 9 (August 1850). Smith, Emily James The Hungry Greeklings The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 72, issue 433 (November 1893). Smith, F. Hopkinson Artist's Adventures. Baader The Century , vol. 47, issue 2 (Dec 1893). Smith, F. Hopkinson Artist's Impressions Of The World's Fair. IV. The Picturesque Side Scribner's Magazine , vol. 14, issue 5 (November, 1893). Smith, F. Hopkinson A Bulgarian Opera Bouffe The Century , vol. 42, issue 1 (Mar 1891). Smith, F. Hopkinson Caleb West The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 80, issue 481 (November 1897).

76. Re: Gotta Question: Thomas Jefferson New Jersey Richd. Stockton, Jno. Witherspoon, Fras. hopkinson, john Hart,Abra. Clark. Pennsylvania Robt. hopkinson, john Hart, Abra. Clark. http://westerncanon.com/cgibin/lecture/ThomasJeffersonhall/cas/30.html

Re: Gotta Question: Thomas Jefferson Discussion Deck If ye would like to moderate the Thomas Jefferson Discussion Deck, please drop becket@jollyroger.com WRITER S WORD.COM: Open Source CMS][ ... The World's Largest Literary Cafe: Carolinanavy.com Posted by Parley on February 02, 19101 at 20:41:34: In Reply to: Gotta Question posted by Cindy on December 03, 19100 at 09:34:41: : Who signed the Declaration of Independence? Signed by Order and in Behalf of the Congress, JOHN HANCOCK, President. Attest. CHARLES THOMSON, Secretary. New Hampshire: Josiah Bartlett, Wm. Whipple, Matthew Thornton. Massachusetts Bay: Saml. Adams, John Adams, Robt. Treat Paine, Elbridge Gerry. Rhode Island: Step. Hopkins, William Ellery. Connecticut: Roger Sherman, Sam'el Huntington, Wm. Williams, Oliver Wolcott. New York: Wm. Floyd, Phil. Livingston, Frans. Lewis, Lewis Morris. New Jersey: Richd. Stockton, Jno. Witherspoon, Fras. Hopkinson, John Hart, Abra. Clark. Pennsylvania: Robt. Morris, Benjamin Rush, Benja. Franklin, John Morton, Geo. Clymer, Jas. Smith, Geo. Taylor

77. Re: Gotta Question: Thomas Jefferson New Jersey Richd. Stockton, Jno. Witherspoon, Fras. hopkinson, john Hart, Abra. Clark. Pennsylvania Robt. hopkinson, john Hart, Abra. http://westerncanon.com/cgibin/lecture/ThomasJeffersonhall/cas/41.html

Re: Gotta Question: Thomas Jefferson Discussion Deck If ye would like to moderate the Thomas Jefferson Discussion Deck, please drop becket@jollyroger.com WRITER S WORD.COM: Open Source CMS][ ... The World's Largest Literary Cafe: Carolinanavy.com Posted by what contributions did Ceaser Rodney make to the Constitution of independance? on September 16, 19102 at 14:36:26: In Reply to: Re: Gotta Question posted by Parley on February 02, 19101 at 20:41:34: : : Who signed the Declaration of Independence? : Signed by Order and in Behalf of the Congress, : JOHN HANCOCK, President. : Attest. CHARLES THOMSON, Secretary. : New Hampshire: : Josiah Bartlett, : Wm. Whipple, : Matthew Thornton. : Massachusetts Bay: : Saml. Adams, : John Adams, : Robt. Treat Paine, : Elbridge Gerry. : Rhode Island: : Step. Hopkins, : William Ellery. : Connecticut: : Roger Sherman, : Sam'el Huntington, : Wm. Williams, : Oliver Wolcott. : New York: : Wm. Floyd, : Phil. Livingston, : Frans. Lewis, : Lewis Morris. : New Jersey: : Richd. Stockton, : Jno. Witherspoon, : Fras. Hopkinson

78. Chambers In Maine Third Generation. 3. john hopkinson 3 Floyd (Andrew 2 , Henry 1 ) ( 66) was bornin Surry, Hancock, Maine 23 Apr 1768. john died 31 Dec 1828 at 60 years of age. http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/Rachel/CHAMBERS/d0/i0000066.htm

Third Generation John Hopkinson Floyd Andrew Henry ) (#66) was born in Surry, Hancock, Maine 23 Apr 1768. John died 31 Dec 1828 at 60 years of age. He married Phoebe Swett Abt 1797. (Phoebe Swett is #67.) Phoebe was born 16 Sep 1777. Phoebe was the daughter of Joseph Swett and Jemema Wormwood. Phoebe died 30 Dec 1829 at 52 years of age. At 20 years of age Phoebe became the mother of Joseph S Floyd 29 Apr 1798. At 22 years of age Phoebe became the mother of Hanna Floyd 1 Oct 1799. At 25 years of age Phoebe became the mother of Suzannah Floyd 16 May 1803. At 27 years of age Phoebe became the mother of Phoebe Floyd 7 Apr 1805. At 32 years of age Phoebe became the mother of David Swett Floyd in Surry, Hancock, Maine, 16 Oct 1809. At 34 years of age Phoebe became the mother of BeLynda Floyd 11 Nov 1811. At 36 years of age Phoebe became the mother of Jessie Lee Floyd 10 Nov 1813. At 38 years of age Phoebe became the mother of Briggs Curtis Floyd 18 Jun 1816. At 41 years of age Phoebe became the mother of Jeremiah Floyd 19 Oct 1818. At 44 years of age Phoebe became the mother of Eunice Floyd 1 Jul 1822. At 30 years of age John became the father of Joseph S Floyd 29 Apr 1798. At 31 years of age John became the father of Hanna Floyd 1 Oct 1799. At 35 years of age John became the father of Suzannah Floyd 16 May 1803. At 36 years of age John became the father of Phoebe Floyd 7 Apr 1805. At 41 years of age John became the father of David Swett Floyd in Surry, Hancock, Maine, 16 Oct 1809. At 43 years of age John became the father of BeLynda Floyd 11 Nov 1811. At 45 years of age John became the father of Jessie Lee Floyd 10 Nov 1813. At 48 years of age John became the father of Briggs Curtis Floyd 18 Jun 1816. At 50 years of age John became the father of Jeremiah Floyd 19 Oct 1818. At 54 years of age John became the father of Eunice Floyd 1 Jul 1822.

79. Historical Documents William Floyd, Philip Livingston, Francis Lewis, Lewis Morris and from New JerseyRichard Stockton, john Witherspoon, Francis hopkinson, john Hart, Abraham http://www.angelfire.com/la/vandebilt2322/histdoc.html

Historical Documents Constitution of the United States Declaration of Independence Emancipation Proclamation Gettysburg Address ... Pledge of Allegiance Constitution of the United States On September 17, 1787, in the twelfth year of our independence, the Preamble and seven articles of the Constitution were approved signed by thirty-nine (39) representatives from thirteen (13) states. The first seven articles, in order, deal with the Legesilative Branch, the Presidency, the Judiciary, the States, the Amendment Process, the Legal Status of the Constitution, and Ratification. There have been twenty-seven (27) amendments to the constitution. The first ten (10) admendments were ratified in 1791 and are called the Bill of Rights . The twenty-seventh amendment was approved in 1992. Six amendments have not been ratified. Preamble We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. Article I Article II Articles III-IV Articles V-VII ... Amendments not Ratified Declaration of Independence The Declaration of Indenpendence was adopted on July 4, 1776. Most of the delicates signed it on August 2nd of that year. Everyone is familiar with John Hancock's, president of the Continental Congress, signature. However, most people do not know that Thomas McKean from Delaware was the last person to sign the document in 1781.

80. Doisig New Jersey Richard Stockton, john Witherspoon, Francis hopkinson, johnHart, Abraham Clark. New Hampshire Josiah Bartlett, William Whipple. http://www.americanpresident.org/doisig.htm

Declaration of Independence Below, in the order in which the names appear on the original document, are the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence: Georgia: Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, George Walton North Carolina: William Hooper, Joseph Hewes, John Penn South Carolina: Edward Rutledge, Thomas Heyward, Jr., Thomas Lynch, Jr., Arthur Middleton Massachusetts: John Hancock Maryland: Samuel Chase, William Paca, Thomas Stone, Charles Carroll of Carrollton Virginia: George Wythe, Richard Henry Lee, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Harrison, Thomas Nelson, Jr., Francis Lightfoot Lee, Carter Braxton Pennsylvania: Robert Morris, Benjamin Rush, Benjamin Franklin, John Morton, George Clymer, James Smith, George Taylor, James Wilson, George Ross Delaware: Caesar Rodney, George Read, Thomas McKean New York: William Floyd, Philip Livingston, Francis Lewis, Lewis Morris New Jersey: Richard Stockton, John Witherspoon, Francis Hopkinson, John Hart, Abraham Clark New Hampshire: Josiah Bartlett, William Whipple

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