Son of Welthan Tarbox and Duty5 Hopkins (Henry4, William3, Joseph2, William1 of Roxbury, MA).
Husband of 1. Waity Johnson, 2. Eliza Ann Marlette.
He was a Quaker.
The March 22, 1861 edition of The Freeman's Journal contained the following obituary for Henry:
"In Laurens, Feb. 21st, of palsy, Mr. HENRY HOPKINS, aged 68 years. This old resident and prominent citizen of Laurens was a man of fine business tact and excellent management. His friends placed great confidence in his judgment, and relief upon him as a sound adviser in all questions requiring a clear head and calm thought. His loss is keenly felt; and as he put his trust in the Redeemer of men, his friends hope that their loss is his gain."
Husband of 1. Waity Johnson, 2. Eliza Ann Marlette.
He was a Quaker.
The March 22, 1861 edition of The Freeman's Journal contained the following obituary for Henry:
"In Laurens, Feb. 21st, of palsy, Mr. HENRY HOPKINS, aged 68 years. This old resident and prominent citizen of Laurens was a man of fine business tact and excellent management. His friends placed great confidence in his judgment, and relief upon him as a sound adviser in all questions requiring a clear head and calm thought. His loss is keenly felt; and as he put his trust in the Redeemer of men, his friends hope that their loss is his gain."
Son of Welthan Tarbox and Duty5 Hopkins (Henry4, William3, Joseph2, William1 of Roxbury, MA).
Husband of 1. Waity Johnson, 2. Eliza Ann Marlette.
He was a Quaker.
The March 22, 1861 edition of The Freeman's Journal contained the following obituary for Henry:
"In Laurens, Feb. 21st, of palsy, Mr. HENRY HOPKINS, aged 68 years. This old resident and prominent citizen of Laurens was a man of fine business tact and excellent management. His friends placed great confidence in his judgment, and relief upon him as a sound adviser in all questions requiring a clear head and calm thought. His loss is keenly felt; and as he put his trust in the Redeemer of men, his friends hope that their loss is his gain."
Husband of 1. Waity Johnson, 2. Eliza Ann Marlette.
He was a Quaker.
The March 22, 1861 edition of The Freeman's Journal contained the following obituary for Henry:
"In Laurens, Feb. 21st, of palsy, Mr. HENRY HOPKINS, aged 68 years. This old resident and prominent citizen of Laurens was a man of fine business tact and excellent management. His friends placed great confidence in his judgment, and relief upon him as a sound adviser in all questions requiring a clear head and calm thought. His loss is keenly felt; and as he put his trust in the Redeemer of men, his friends hope that their loss is his gain."
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