A History of Williams College
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Mark Hopkins (graduated at Yale College, 1758), was the first lawyer that set tled in Great Barrington, and died at White Plains, 1ST. Y. , while engaged in the defence of his coun try, October 26. 1776. Aed thirty-seven. He mar- i -, ^Wr*^** ?H>M^* n -r. I iTT-i ried Electa WiffioSb, a haLKiator of Ephraim Wil liams, the founder of the College. Col. Hopkins was a younger brother of the Rev. Samuel Hop kins, D. D. , the first minister who settled in Great Barrington, and author of the System of... Divinity.
Mrs. Hopkins, the mother of the President, was Mary Curtis, a native of Stockbridge, and a woman 240 HISTORY OF WILLIAMS COLLEGE. [Cn. XII.
of uncommon strength and excellence of character. She is still living (1860), and has for a few years past resided in Williamstown, in the family of her son. She was present at the first Commencement in Williams College, 1795.
President Hopkins was the eldest of three broth ers (there were no daughters), one an artist of promising talents, who died young.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mark Hopkins (graduated at Yale College, 1758), was the first lawyer that set tled in Great Barrington, and died at White Plains, 1ST. Y. , while engaged in the defence of his coun try, October 26. 1776. Aed thirty-seven. He mar- i -, ^Wr*^** ?H>M^* n -r. I iTT-i ried Electa WiffioSb, a haLKiator of Ephraim Wil liams, the founder of the College. Col. Hopkins was a younger brother of the Rev. Samuel Hop kins, D. D. , the first minister who settled in Great Barrington, and author of the System of... Divinity.
Mrs. Hopkins, the mother of the President, was Mary Curtis, a native of Stockbridge, and a woman 240 HISTORY OF WILLIAMS COLLEGE. [Cn. XII.
of uncommon strength and excellence of character. She is still living (1860), and has for a few years past resided in Williamstown, in the family of her son. She was present at the first Commencement in Williams College, 1795.
President Hopkins was the eldest of three broth ers (there were no daughters), one an artist of promising talents, who died young.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calvin Durfee to read onlineMoreLess
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