Box 3

Genealogy of the Haddon, Hopkins and Gill families. Prepared by Samuel N. Rhoads - (Copy made - October 1914)

Letter from Jacob Hagen to Sarah Lord Hopkins, widow of Ebenezer Hopkins. Dated 1763. Referring to a settlement of the Land Company's affairs. 1763.

Letter written by Richard Harrison to John Estaugh, in regard to the purchase of land. Dated June 25, 1736.

Power of Attorney. Appointment of John Estaugh as attorney for the estate of Richard Hawkins. 1718.

Indenture. Charles D. Hendry and wife [Maria (Mickle) Hendry?] to Griffith M. Hopkins. 1838.

Indenture. William Heulings to Samuel Clement. 124 acres of land. (Part of this land was conveyed to John Brown, Nehemiah Matlack, William Matlack and Samuel Clement by William Heulings in 1764) 1763

Account of Joseph Hoag, dated 5 mo. 6, 1833.

Patent given by the representatives of William Penn to Richard Hogbin. "Old Renter" to confirm his title to sixty acres of marsh in Kent County, Pennsylvania, signed by William Markham (Deputy Governor of Penna.) Robert Turner (One of the 24 Proprietors of East Jersey) John Goodson William Penn Proprietory Seal 1691

-Receipts signed by John Craig, for board and schooling of Ebenezer Hopkins. Paid by John Estaugh. One years schooling cost twelve pounds. Dated 7 mo. 20, 1727, and 5 mo. 22, 1728. 1727-1728.

-Accounts of Ebenezer Hopkins as tax collector of Gloucester County, New Jersey. (Also biographical data) 1749-1754.

*The marriage certificate of Ebenezer Hopkins and Sarah Lord (1737) has been moved to the MC 1001 oversize folder

Map of land belonging to Hezekiah Hopkins, son of Haddon and Hannah Hopkins (Stokes) and grandson of Ebenezer and Sarah Hopkins (Lord) (1789). This land was on Cooper's Creek, New Jersey. Haddon Hopkins received a large legacy of land and money by the will of his Great-Aunt, Elizabeth Estaugh. His son, Hezekiah, moved to Abington, Penna., in 1798.