Edward Hopkins

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Edward Hopkins was a 17th-century colonial governor of Connecticut and philanthropist whose legacy includes having places in New England named in his honor.

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instanceOf colonial governor
person
philanthropist
associatedWith Hartford, Connecticut NERFINISHED
New England NERFINISHED
New Haven, Connecticut NERFINISHED
birthCountry England NERFINISHED
birthPlace Shrewsbury NERFINISHED
birthYear 1600
burialPlace London NERFINISHED
citizenship England NERFINISHED
countryOfService Connecticut Colony NERFINISHED
deathCountry England NERFINISHED
deathYear 1657
educationLegacy support for classical and grammar school education in New England
era 17th century
familyName Hopkins NERFINISHED
givenName Edward
governorTermEnd 1655
governorTermStart 1640
historicalRegion British America NERFINISHED
Thirteen Colonies NERFINISHED
knownFor endowment that supported grammar schools in New England
having places in New England named in his honor
philanthropic bequests for education
serving as governor of the Connecticut Colony in the 17th century
legacy Hopkins School in New Haven, Connecticut NERFINISHED
educational trusts in New England
memberOf Connecticut General Court NERFINISHED
notableWork Hopkins educational bequest NERFINISHED
occupation colonial governor
merchant
philanthropist
politician
placeOfDeath London, England
surface form: London
politicalEntityServed New England Colonies NERFINISHED
positionHeld Commissioner of the United Colonies of New England NERFINISHED
Deputy Governor of the Connecticut Colony
Governor of the Connecticut Colony
relative Theophilus Eaton NERFINISHED
religion Puritanism
residence Hartford, Connecticut NERFINISHED
servedMultipleTermsAs Governor of Connecticut Colony
spouse Anne Yale NERFINISHED

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Hopkinton, Massachusetts namedAfter Edward Hopkins