Benjamin HOPSON & Elizabeth GARTHRIGHT

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Benjamin HOPSON
Elizabeth GARTHRIGHT

Husband: Benjamin HOPSON
Birth: ca. 1684
Death: 29 Dec 1735
Father: William HOPSON

Marriage:

Wife: Elizabeth GARTHRIGHT / GARTHWAITE
Father: Samuel GARTHRIGHT (c1660- )
Mother: Frances PORTER

Children — born in Henrico Co., VA:

Issue according to the LDS Ancestral File:
. Benjamin HOBSON, b. 1712; d. Bedford Co., VA; m. 1736, Bedford Co., VA, Elizabeth __?__
. Elizabeth HOBSON, b. 1716
. Mary HOBSON, b. 1718
. Martha HOBSON, b. 1719
. William HOBSON, b. 1721
. Frances HOBSON, b. 1723
. Tabitha HOBSON, b. 1725
. Samuel HOBSON, b. 1728; d. 1808, Cumberland Co., VA; m. 24 Nov 1760, Cumberland Co., VA, Sarah POVALL

Issue according to an Ancestry World Tree:
. Tabitha HOPSON, b. 1719; d. 1770; m. Edward MATHEWS ( -1784), s/o Edward MATHEWS ( -c1707) & Sarah BISHOP

Issue according to a message in Hopson Family Genealogy Forum:
. Henry HOPSON, b. 1713 or ca. 1735, VA

Sources:

1. Messages in the Hopson Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum).

2. Ancestry World Trees (online at Ancestry.com).

3. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

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