Mary was the daughter of Joshua Hopkins, V. (1787-1870 )and Bridget Small Hopkins (1789- ). Mary was the youngest of ten children.
She married Lewis Francis Beers, 6 March 1866, Huron Co., Ohio. There were two children from this marriage: Perry Hopkins and Everett L.
The Feb. 7, 1896 edition of the Clarksfied Bee. a bi-weekly paper, reported Mary had been judged insane and taken to Norwalk Infirmiry. This was about three years after her husband Lewis died. She recovered, as later, in the 1910 census, she was living with her son Perry and granddaughter Ruby, and still living with Perry in the 1920 census.
Mary is buried on the plot with Lewis and his second wife Emily.
(updated with corrections Oct. 2014)
She married Lewis Francis Beers, 6 March 1866, Huron Co., Ohio. There were two children from this marriage: Perry Hopkins and Everett L.
The Feb. 7, 1896 edition of the Clarksfied Bee. a bi-weekly paper, reported Mary had been judged insane and taken to Norwalk Infirmiry. This was about three years after her husband Lewis died. She recovered, as later, in the 1910 census, she was living with her son Perry and granddaughter Ruby, and still living with Perry in the 1920 census.
Mary is buried on the plot with Lewis and his second wife Emily.
(updated with corrections Oct. 2014)
Mary was the daughter of Joshua Hopkins, V. (1787-1870 )and Bridget Small Hopkins (1789- ). Mary was the youngest of ten children.
She married Lewis Francis Beers, 6 March 1866, Huron Co., Ohio. There were two children from this marriage: Perry Hopkins and Everett L.
The Feb. 7, 1896 edition of the Clarksfied Bee. a bi-weekly paper, reported Mary had been judged insane and taken to Norwalk Infirmiry. This was about three years after her husband Lewis died. She recovered, as later, in the 1910 census, she was living with her son Perry and granddaughter Ruby, and still living with Perry in the 1920 census.
Mary is buried on the plot with Lewis and his second wife Emily.
(updated with corrections Oct. 2014)
She married Lewis Francis Beers, 6 March 1866, Huron Co., Ohio. There were two children from this marriage: Perry Hopkins and Everett L.
The Feb. 7, 1896 edition of the Clarksfied Bee. a bi-weekly paper, reported Mary had been judged insane and taken to Norwalk Infirmiry. This was about three years after her husband Lewis died. She recovered, as later, in the 1910 census, she was living with her son Perry and granddaughter Ruby, and still living with Perry in the 1920 census.
Mary is buried on the plot with Lewis and his second wife Emily.
(updated with corrections Oct. 2014)
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