1800 NY: Census Records of Surname HOPKINS

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Records of Surname HOPKINS (and Variations) in the 1800 Census of New York

Lines known or believed to be related are highlighted with the same color.

Descendants of John HOPKINS (1613-1654) of London, England
immigrant to Cambridge, Massachusetts, by 1634

Descendants of William HOPKINS (c1630s-1688) of Roxbury, MA
presumed immigrant; first recorded in Roxbury as an adult in 1656

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Roll	County	Town	Im	Pg	Ln	Heads-of-Household	Household	Parents of Heads-of-Household	T
`23`	Oneida¹	Whites Town²	`10` `15`	`042`	`01`	Roderick HOPKINS & Mary SEYMOUR	`12010-01110-00`	Capt. Consider HOPKINS & Lydia GILBERT Capt. Uriah SEYMOUR & Mary HOPKINS	(+)
		Trenton³	`11` `29`	`060`	`01`	Zadock HOPKINS⁶	`20010-10010-00`	?	(+)
		Paris^4,5	`09` `14`	`113`	`04`	Dr. Sewall HOPKINS & W1: Ruth Strong NORTON	`00010-10100-00`	Col. Mark HOPKINS & Electa SARGEANT Col. Ichabod NORTON & Ruth STRONG	(+)
			`18` `29`	`134`	`12`	Elias HOPKINS & Abigail KELLOGG	`22010-30010-00`	Capt. Consider HOPKINS & Lydia GILBERT Ashbell KELLOGG & Sarah LOOMIS	(+)
			`17` `29`	`135`	`11`	Mark HOPKINS & W1: Lydia MERRILL	`10010-00001-00`	Capt. Consider HOPKINS & Lydia GILBERT ?	(+)
`28`	Ontario [now Wayne]	Palmyra	`1` `3`	`344`	`05`	John HOPKINS	`11101-32010-00`	-	(+)
	Ontario [now Wayne]	Palmyra	`2` `3`	`346`	`01`	Benjamin HOPKINS	`10010-20010-01`	-	(+)
	Ontario [now Monroe]	Northfield⁷	`2` `4`	`358`	`18`	Caleb HOPKINS	`10010-10011-00`	-	(+)
	Ontario	Bloomfield	`02` `12`	`390`	`04`	Stephen HOPKINS	`31120-00010-00`	-	(+)
			`05` `12`	`196`	`24`	Ehud HOPKINS [said to be a widower at this point]	`00111-01201-00`	Dea. Timothy HOPKINS & Jemima SCOVILL ?	(+)
			`10` `12`	`406`	`24`	Stephen HOPKINS & Laura ADAMS	`00100-10100-00`	Ehud HOPKINS & W1: Chloe KING John ADAMS & Amer __?__	(+)
			`11` `12`	`408`	`10`	Pitts HOPKINS & Ms. __?__	`10010-31012-00`	Ehud HOPKINS & W1: Chloe KING ?	(+)
		Phelps	`6` `7`	`486`	`01`	John HOPKINS	`21010-01010-00`	-	(+)
`25`	Otsego	Burlington⁸	`09` `12`	`651`	`15`	Abner HOPKINS	`10010-20100-00`	-	(+)
`25`	Otsego	Burlington⁸	`09` `12`	`651`	`16`	Benjⁿ HOPKINS	`00100-00000-00`	-	(+)
`26`	Washington	Argyle	`12` `12`	`242` `465`	`18`	Martin HOPKINS & W1: Sarah Ann PETTIS	`02110-11010-00`	Thomas HOPKINS & Hannah BAKER Matthew PETTIS & Alice AUCHMUTY	+
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Footnotes:
1. Oneida is a "rebound county," so the page numbers are not in synch with the image numbers, the locations are not grouped correctly, and many individuals are mis-indexed as to location.
2. Roderick is mis-indexed as being in Westmoreland.
3. Zadock is mis-indexed as being in Paris.
4. The Town of Paris was formed in 1792 from part of the Town of Whitestown, which is where we found Elias in 1790.
5. Sewel is mis-indexed as being in Deerfield.
6. The only Zadock HOPKINS I'm aware of is the one born 2 Mar 1772 in Mansfield, Tolland Co., CT, son of Elisha HOPKINS & Druscilla/Priscilla CONANT, who is allegedly a descendant of Stephen HOPKINS, Mayflower passenger, on this line: Stephen > Giles > Stephen > Nathaniel > Nathaniel > Elisha However, it does seem odd this Zadock would be living amongst these descendants of John HOPKINS of Cambridge, so I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that he's the same Zadock.
7. The name of Northfield was change to Boyle, then to Smallwood; in 1814, Smallwood was divided into Brighton and Pittsford, which are today located in Monroe County.
8. The Town of Burlington was formed in 1792 from part of the Town of Otsego, which is where we found Abner in 1790.

Search Notes:
1. Finished search at Ancestry.com for HOP* in Essex, Oneida, and Ontario Cos.

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