From: The Nashville American (1894-1910); Jan 21, 1899
Mrs. Hopkins was the mother of Robert T Hopkins, of Nashville; T.B. Hopkins, Bowling Green; James & Frank Hopkins, Birmingham, and the late John Walker Hopkins. She was the youngest daughter of Thomas Bibb, Alabama's second Governor. She was 78 years old at the time of her death. Mrs. Hopkins was the wife of Arthur Moseley Hopkins who died in England.
Mrs. Hopkins was the mother of Robert T Hopkins, of Nashville; T.B. Hopkins, Bowling Green; James & Frank Hopkins, Birmingham, and the late John Walker Hopkins. She was the youngest daughter of Thomas Bibb, Alabama's second Governor. She was 78 years old at the time of her death. Mrs. Hopkins was the wife of Arthur Moseley Hopkins who died in England.
From: The Nashville American (1894-1910); Jan 21, 1899
Mrs. Hopkins was the mother of Robert T Hopkins, of Nashville; T.B. Hopkins, Bowling Green; James & Frank Hopkins, Birmingham, and the late John Walker Hopkins. She was the youngest daughter of Thomas Bibb, Alabama's second Governor. She was 78 years old at the time of her death. Mrs. Hopkins was the wife of Arthur Moseley Hopkins who died in England.
Mrs. Hopkins was the mother of Robert T Hopkins, of Nashville; T.B. Hopkins, Bowling Green; James & Frank Hopkins, Birmingham, and the late John Walker Hopkins. She was the youngest daughter of Thomas Bibb, Alabama's second Governor. She was 78 years old at the time of her death. Mrs. Hopkins was the wife of Arthur Moseley Hopkins who died in England.
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