Looking for information on Lemuel HOPKINS (b. 1768, d. 1832) who lived in Greenville ca. 1796 to 1832. He came from Carmel, Putnam Co., NY about 1796. He married first 1790 in Red Mills Presbyterian Church, Carmel (Mahopac Falls), Putnam Co., NY, Eunice (BARRETT) GOLDEN, widow of Coles GOLDEN. They were admitted to Greenville Presbyterian Church in 1796. Eunice evidently died sometime before 1800, and he married second Huldah ___. He had the following children baptized in Greenville Presb. Church: Eunice (1800), Isaac (1802), Polly Betsey (1804), James Harvey (1806), Rufus Burrett (1808), Harriet (1811), George (1813), ___ (Mary?) (1815), Caroline Esther (1817), Eliza Jane (1819), Elias (1822). Lemuel HOPKINS may have had additional children by first marriage, including Alvah (b. ca. 1796) and Barzilla (married Polly HITCHCOCK of Durham in 1818), who also appear in the church records at Greenville. Lemuel Hopkins died in 1832, and his widow Huldah married ___ TRYON ca. 1835.! Both are buried in Locust Hill Cemetery in Greenville. Alvah HOPKINS became a member of Greenville Presb. Church in 1816 and was dismissed in 1820. He moved at about that time to Wales, Erie Co., NY, where he married Susanna DAVIS. He also served in the War of 1812. My main goal is to try to connect Alvah HOPKINS to Lemuel HOPKINS. Also, I’d like to determine the parents of Lemuel HOPKINS. Anyone who may have additional info on these people, or can suggest where I might look next, I’d much appreciate the help. Lance Ware Mesa, Arizona