Hannah Strong

Notes:

A descendant, Kristy Kunkle, email kkunk@msn.com, noted that Hannahs "death date is recorded as 30 May 1730. It is actually 3 May 1730 which can be seen from her tombstone which resides as part of the collection at the Mattatuck Library in Waterbury, CT. The 30th date was recorded as such in the Hopkins Genealogy book entitled, "John Hopkins of Cambridge, Massachusetts 1634..." which may be the original source of the mistake."

She added that "Hannah and John's daughter, Hannah, is often attributed with 3 May
1730 as her death date, which is clearly her mother's instead. The daughter, Hannah was married to Dr. Daniel Porter and did not die until 31 Dec 1739, according the same Hopkins book.

Hannah and John's son, Stephen (my direct) is often given a birthday of 19 Nov 1689, but according to the Hopkins book, it was 10 Nov 1689 in Waterbury, CT, but I can not prove it one way or the other. He married first - Susanna Peck, b. 26 Apr 1697 in Wallingford, CT, dau of John Peck b. Aug 1671 at New Haven, CT and Susanna Street b. 15 June 1675 whose father was Rev. Samuel Street, the first minister at Wallingford.

Stephen Hopkins married seconnd Mrs. Abiel Webster, widow of Capt. John Webster of Farmington."

Hannah married Lt. John Hopkins about 1683 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. John was born about 1663 in Hartford County, Connecticut; died on 4 Nov 1732 in Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]