About John Hopkins
John Hopkins was an American politician.
John Hopkins (1765–1832) was the 22nd lieutenant governor of South Carolina from December 1806 until 1808.
He attended the First South Carolina Provincial Congress from Richland County, South Carolina.
He married Amy Goodwyn June 22, 1788. They had several children.
He was the son John Hopkins (1739–1775). The family had an indigo plantation.
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Who was John Hopkins?
American politician
When did John Hopkins die?
John Hopkins died in 1832.
What was John Hopkins's occupation?
John Hopkins was a politician.
What nationality was John Hopkins?
John Hopkins was American.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: John Hopkins (lieutenant governor)
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