I have two Mayflower lines as seen below. I connect to the Hopkins line through my mom and the Warren line through my dad. The Stephen Hopkins line comes through a new line that my mom had been trying to prove for years. After many travels and long, difficult research she was able to prove the new connection through Barnabus Baker, Jr. Barnabus Baker, Sr. was born 23 February 1733 or 1734 in Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts. He married Mehitable Smith (born 30 Oct 1735) in 1753. They had two children--Barnabus, Jr. and Mehitable. Barnabus, Jr. was born 8 September 1757 and married Elizabeth Springer. He died December 1838 in Ohio.

Stephen Hopkins was born about 1578 probably in Hampshire, England. He made his first trip to the New World aboard the Sea Venture in 1609 and returned to England sometime between 1613 and 1617. During his first stay in Jamestown his first wife died. On the Mayflower he brought with him his second wife Elizabeth Fisher, their child Damaris, and Giles and Constance--children by his first wife. Oceanus, a son, was born on the Mayflower on the trip to Plymouth. He died between 6 June and 17 July 1644 in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Richard Warren, probably born in Hertford, England, came on the Mayflower alone leaving behind his wife and five daughters (Mary, Ann, Sarah, Elizabeth and Abigail). They followed on the ship Anne in 1623. The couple later had two sons, Nathaniel and Joseph. He died in 1628, not long after his family shared in the 1627 Division of Cattle. All of his children lived to adulthood, married and had large families.