According to "THE MISSIONARY HERALD" Vol. 36, which was published for the year 1840, Electa Hopkins was born on May 9, 1795 in Hanover, New Hampshire, the daughter of Stephen Hopkins, who was born in 1764 in Massachusetts, and Nancy Tuner. At the time this volumn of THE MISSIONARY HERALD was published, Mr. Holland & Mrs. Electa (Hopkins) Holland were residing in Peacham, Vermont. At this time, Electa (Hopkins) Holland is listed as a ASSISTANT MISSIONARY.
According to a site on familysearch, William Holland, who was born on February 7, 1798 in Bechertown, Hampshire County, Massachsusetts, was married to Electa Hopkins on August 10, 1823 in Peacham, Caledonia County, Vermont. William Holland was the son of Jonas Holland.
William Holland and Electa (Hopkins) Holland were the parents of at least five children, including;
1. William Holland
2. Electa/Electra Holland
3. Laura Holland
4. Jonas Holland
5. Susan A. Holland, born on December 28, 1832, in either Vermont or Tennessee.
William and Electa (Hopkins) Holland are believed to have brought their family west to Illinois in the 1840's. Electa (Hopkins) Holland is believed to have died in or near Centralia, Illinois, parts of which today are in four different counties. It is now known, at this time, where he mortal remains were laid.
William Holland was married 2nd in 1864 to Almira Kasson (1806 - 1893).
William Holland died on ____________ __, 1881 in Plymouth, Hancock County, Illinois and his mortal remains were laid in the Rosemont Cemetery in Plymouth, Hancock County, Illinois. See his Find A Grave Memorial #173699849.
According to a site on familysearch, William Holland, who was born on February 7, 1798 in Bechertown, Hampshire County, Massachsusetts, was married to Electa Hopkins on August 10, 1823 in Peacham, Caledonia County, Vermont. William Holland was the son of Jonas Holland.
William Holland and Electa (Hopkins) Holland were the parents of at least five children, including;
1. William Holland
2. Electa/Electra Holland
3. Laura Holland
4. Jonas Holland
5. Susan A. Holland, born on December 28, 1832, in either Vermont or Tennessee.
William and Electa (Hopkins) Holland are believed to have brought their family west to Illinois in the 1840's. Electa (Hopkins) Holland is believed to have died in or near Centralia, Illinois, parts of which today are in four different counties. It is now known, at this time, where he mortal remains were laid.
William Holland was married 2nd in 1864 to Almira Kasson (1806 - 1893).
William Holland died on ____________ __, 1881 in Plymouth, Hancock County, Illinois and his mortal remains were laid in the Rosemont Cemetery in Plymouth, Hancock County, Illinois. See his Find A Grave Memorial #173699849.
According to "THE MISSIONARY HERALD" Vol. 36, which was published for the year 1840, Electa Hopkins was born on May 9, 1795 in Hanover, New Hampshire, the daughter of Stephen Hopkins, who was born in 1764 in Massachusetts, and Nancy Tuner. At the time this volumn of THE MISSIONARY HERALD was published, Mr. Holland & Mrs. Electa (Hopkins) Holland were residing in Peacham, Vermont. At this time, Electa (Hopkins) Holland is listed as a ASSISTANT MISSIONARY.
According to a site on familysearch, William Holland, who was born on February 7, 1798 in Bechertown, Hampshire County, Massachsusetts, was married to Electa Hopkins on August 10, 1823 in Peacham, Caledonia County, Vermont. William Holland was the son of Jonas Holland.
William Holland and Electa (Hopkins) Holland were the parents of at least five children, including;
1. William Holland
2. Electa/Electra Holland
3. Laura Holland
4. Jonas Holland
5. Susan A. Holland, born on December 28, 1832, in either Vermont or Tennessee.
William and Electa (Hopkins) Holland are believed to have brought their family west to Illinois in the 1840's. Electa (Hopkins) Holland is believed to have died in or near Centralia, Illinois, parts of which today are in four different counties. It is now known, at this time, where he mortal remains were laid.
William Holland was married 2nd in 1864 to Almira Kasson (1806 - 1893).
William Holland died on ____________ __, 1881 in Plymouth, Hancock County, Illinois and his mortal remains were laid in the Rosemont Cemetery in Plymouth, Hancock County, Illinois. See his Find A Grave Memorial #173699849.
According to a site on familysearch, William Holland, who was born on February 7, 1798 in Bechertown, Hampshire County, Massachsusetts, was married to Electa Hopkins on August 10, 1823 in Peacham, Caledonia County, Vermont. William Holland was the son of Jonas Holland.
William Holland and Electa (Hopkins) Holland were the parents of at least five children, including;
1. William Holland
2. Electa/Electra Holland
3. Laura Holland
4. Jonas Holland
5. Susan A. Holland, born on December 28, 1832, in either Vermont or Tennessee.
William and Electa (Hopkins) Holland are believed to have brought their family west to Illinois in the 1840's. Electa (Hopkins) Holland is believed to have died in or near Centralia, Illinois, parts of which today are in four different counties. It is now known, at this time, where he mortal remains were laid.
William Holland was married 2nd in 1864 to Almira Kasson (1806 - 1893).
William Holland died on ____________ __, 1881 in Plymouth, Hancock County, Illinois and his mortal remains were laid in the Rosemont Cemetery in Plymouth, Hancock County, Illinois. See his Find A Grave Memorial #173699849.
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