Family register

Constance Hopkins

née Hopkins

1606–1677confirmed
  • Mayflower passenger

Constance Hopkins (1606 – 1677) was born in Hursley, Hampshire, England to Mary (Kent) Hopkins and Stephen Hopkins. She married Nicholas Snow. She had 9 children, including Mark Snow, Mary Snow and Sarah Snow. She died in 1677, in Eastham, Plymouth Colony.

Early life

Constance Hopkins was baptized on May 11, 1606.[1] She was a daughter of Stephen Hopkins by his first wife, Mary.[1] According to Wikipedia, Mary Kent is believed to have been Stephen Hopkins's first wife, and the couple's children included Elizabeth, Constance and Giles.[13] The children of Stephen Hopkins and his wife Mary were baptized at Hursley, Hampshire, among them Constance in 1606.[14]

Mayflower voyage

Constance Hopkins came on the Mayflower in 1620 at the age of fourteen.[1]

Marriage and family

She married Nicholas Snow sometime before the Division of Cattle of May 22, 1627.[1][12] The children of Constance and Nicholas Snow were Mark, Mary, Sarah, Joseph, Stephen, John, Elizabeth, Jabez and Ruth.[3][4][5][6] Wikipedia also notes an unproved daughter named Constance and two unknown children.[3][4][5][6]

Later life and death

Constance Hopkins died at Eastham in October 1677.[1]

Life and records

Baptized 11 May 1606 at Hursley. Married Nicholas Snow before 22 May 1627. Also listed as Constanta.

Family

Sources

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