From the book, John Hopkins of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1634, and some of his descendants, page 36
Huldah, born 22 December 1725; married on 15 December 1749, Abijah Richards, born at Waterbury on 26 January 1718/9, son of Thomas Richards born 9 August 1685 and Hannah Upson born about 16 March 1695. She died 4 October 1773. Like her distinguished brothers, Mrs. Richards is said to have possessed strength of mind and character. (Bronson’s Waterbury, page 178)
Huldah, born 22 December 1725; married on 15 December 1749, Abijah Richards, born at Waterbury on 26 January 1718/9, son of Thomas Richards born 9 August 1685 and Hannah Upson born about 16 March 1695. She died 4 October 1773. Like her distinguished brothers, Mrs. Richards is said to have possessed strength of mind and character. (Bronson’s Waterbury, page 178)
From the book, John Hopkins of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1634, and some of his descendants, page 36
Huldah, born 22 December 1725; married on 15 December 1749, Abijah Richards, born at Waterbury on 26 January 1718/9, son of Thomas Richards born 9 August 1685 and Hannah Upson born about 16 March 1695. She died 4 October 1773. Like her distinguished brothers, Mrs. Richards is said to have possessed strength of mind and character. (Bronson’s Waterbury, page 178)
Huldah, born 22 December 1725; married on 15 December 1749, Abijah Richards, born at Waterbury on 26 January 1718/9, son of Thomas Richards born 9 August 1685 and Hannah Upson born about 16 March 1695. She died 4 October 1773. Like her distinguished brothers, Mrs. Richards is said to have possessed strength of mind and character. (Bronson’s Waterbury, page 178)
