Move over! I’d like to join you!

I’m not sure how Elizabeth died, but given she survived the first winter and many more after that, most likely of natural causes.

Hello Louise – You have an amazing ancestor. To learn more about him visit mayflowerhistory.com. It is managed by Caleb Johnson, who is I believe, a descendant of Hopkins. He’s written a good book biography of the man, which you can purchase through his website. Thanks for stopping by. Please let others know about How Wise Then. Thanks.

Are you familiar with Caleb Johnson’s “Here Shall I Die Ashore” about Stephen’s experiences first in Bermuda, then Jamestown, and finally with the Mayflower group? I relied on Caleb’s research for some of my book.

Not sure, but I believe of natural causes. Check out Caleb Johnson’s MayflowerHistory.com website. He has details about each and every one of the Mayflower passengers and has written a book about Stephen Hopkins.

Hello Roberta – I have not been to Cove cemetery. I got that information off the mayflower history.com which is managed by Caleb Johnson, a professional genealogist and I believe a descendant of Hopkins. He wrote a book about Stephen. He maintains a lot of great information about Mayflower passengers. You might check there and if you e-mail him, he will eventually write back.