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Jane "Jenne" Hopkins (Haynes) b. 3 April 1771 d. 29 October 1816

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Person:124075

Lineage	Hopkins
Sex	Female
Full name (at birth)	Jane "Jenne" Hopkins
Other last names	Haynes
Parents ♂ William Hopkins [Hopkins] b. about 1744 d. 5 March 1813 ♀ Elizabeth Anderson (Hopkins) [Anderson] b. about 1742

Events

3 April 1771 birth: Trenton (Maine), Hancock County (Maine), Maine

marriage: ♂ Pearley Haynes [Haynes] b. 22 April 1757

26 March 1803 child birth: Trenton (Maine), Hancock County (Maine), ♂ William Haynes [Haynes] b. 26 March 1803

29 October 1816 death: Trenton (Maine), Hancock County (Maine), Maine

Notes

from Linda Freeman

"During the Revolution Perley took his younger brother Peter up to Maine because he thought his brother was too young to serve in the war (Perley was a drummer boy and their father David served in the war, but he died of dysentary right before the Battle of Bunker Hill). After the war he went up to Maine and he and his brother married sisters. Peter married the older daughter Annie and Perley married the younger daughter Jenne (Jennie). Yes, they were the daughters of William and Elizabeth Hopkins (who froze to death and are buried together in Trenton, ME). Jenne was born in 1771 and died on 29 Oct 1816 after the birth of her 13th child (David, Daniel, Richard, Thomas, Lydia, Perley, William, Polly, Olive, Isaiah, Sterling, Jane, and Elizabeth--the one born 21 Oct 1816 just before her mother's death.) I guess that answers your question. I hale from Daniel's line and my aunt has their family Bible."