Daniel Dewey Hopkins Died 1870

Born to Stephen Hopkins and Rhoda Dewey Hopkins. Daniel Dewey Hopkins passed away on Nov 10, 1870and was buried in Fillmore-Halstead Cemetery in Niagara County, NY. Daniel Dewey Hopkins was married to Harmonia Babcock Hopkins, Sarah Conick Hopkins and had 6 children: Alvah Hopkins, Marcy Hopkins, Harmonia Hopkins, Rhoda H. Hopkins Eaton, James Conick Hopkins, Julia Hopkins.

Death:
Nov 10, 1870
Born in:
Bennington, VT
Burial place:
Fillmore-Halstead Cemetery
New York
Daniel Dewey Hopkins

Passed away Relatives of Daniel Dewey Hopkins

parents

Died 1813
Burial place:
Address:
Burlington Flats, NY
Died 1815
Burial place:
Address:
Burlington Flats, NY

spouses

Died 1809
Burial place:
Address:
Burlington Flats, NY
Died 1848
Burial place:
Address:
New York

children

1805 — 1898 (aged 93)
Birth place:
Burlington Flats, NY
Burial place:
Address:
Hamilton, NY
Born 1811
Burial place:
Address:
New York
1813 — 1841 (aged 27)
Burial place:
Address:
New York
1816 — 1849 (aged 33)
Burial place:
Address:
New York
1818 — 1879 (aged 61)
Burial place:
Address:
New York
1821 — 1840 (aged 18)
Burial place:
Address:
New York

siblings

Died 1806
Burial place:
Address:
Geneva, NY
Died 1849
Birth place:
Bennington, VT
Burial place:
Address:
Campground Rd, Evansville, IN
Died 1845
Birth place:
Bennington, VT
Burial place:
Address:
Burlington Flats, NY
Martin Hopkins
Died 1860
Daniel Dewey Hopkins
Died 1870
Died 1855
Birth place:
Bennington, VT
Burial place:
Address:
Saratoga Ave, South Glens Falls, NY
Died 1834
Burial place:
Address:
Schuyler Lake, NY

Who is Else Buried at Fillmore-Halstead Cemetery in New York

Born 1811
1856 — 1873 (aged 16)
Died 1854
Died 1871
Died 1863
1828 — 1900 (aged 72)
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Died 1852
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Where was Daniel Dewey Hopkins born?

Daniel Hopkins was born in Bennington, VT

When did is Daniel Dewey Hopkins pass away?

Daniel Hopkins passed away in November 10, 1870

Where is Daniel Dewey Hopkins buried?

Daniel Hopkins is interred in Niagara County, New York

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