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1998 John Hopkins, writer for film, television, edited screenplay 'Thunderball', television show 'Play for Today', dies in Woodland Hills, California
1997 Anthony Hopkins, clinical Neurologist, dies at 59 1994 Harold Horace Hopkins, inventor (Endoscope), dies at 75 1994 Nicky Hopkins, rock pianist (Rolling Stones), dies at 50 1993 Douglas Hopkins, guitarist (Gin Blossoms), dies of gun shot at 32 1992 Bruce Hopkins, performer/director, dies at 44 1992 64th Academy Awards - "Silence of Lamb," A Hopkins and Jodie Foster win 1987 Benjamin and Patrick Binder separated at John Hopkins Hospital 1982 Lightning Hopkins, rocker, dies of cancer at 69 1981 Bill Hopkins, British composer, music critic, teacher, pianist, studied at Oxford University with Egon Wellesz and Edmund Rubbra, taught at Birmingham University and University of Newcastle upon Tyne 1972 Miriam Hopkins, actress (Carrie, Barbary Coast), dies at 69 1970 Brad Hopkins, NFL tackle for the Houston Oilers 1969 Nicky Hopkins quits rock and rolls, Jeff Beck Group 1964 Kaitlin Hopkins, New York City, actress, Kelsey-Another World 1960 Helen Hopkins, born in Donneybrook, Australia, golfer, Australian International 1983 1955 Roderick Hopkins Davis, Auckland New Zealand, yachting Star class 1996 Olympics 1951 Bonnie Tyler, Gaynor Hopkins, rocker, Total Eclipse of the Heart 1948 Telma Hopkins, Louisville, singer, Tony Orlando, Family Matters 1946 Harry L Hopkins, U.S. Minister of Business (Loan and Lease law), dies at 55 1946 Harry Hopkins, American Diplomat 1944 John Hopkins hospital performs 1st open heart surgery 1944 Nicky Hopkins, rock pianist, Stones-Ruby Tuesday, Quicksilver 1943 Bill Hopkins, born in Prestbury, Cheshire, England, British composer, music critic, teacher, pianist, studied at Oxford University with Egon Wellesz and Edmund Rubbra, taught at Birmingham University and University of Newcastle upon Tyne 1942 Bo Hopkins, Greenville, South Carolina, actor, Dynasty, Doc Elliot, Rockford Files 1940 Florence Scovel Shinn, artist, book illustrator, metaphysical writer, wrote, 'The Game of Life and how to Play it", 1925, writings follow thought principles of Emma Curtis Hopkins, Myrtle Fillmore, Phineas Quimby, Charles Fillmore, dies 1937 Anthony Hopkins, born in Wales, actor, Elephant Man, QB VII, Magic, Bounty 1937 Anthony Hopkins, clinical neurologist 1936 Thelma Hopkins, born in England, high jumper, 1956 Olympics silver 1933 Larry J. Hopkins, Representative-R-Kentucky 1979 - 1993 1931 John Hopkins, born in London, England, writer for film, television, edited screenplay 'Thunderball', television show 'Play for Today' 1923 John Hale, born in Ashford, Kent, linguist, historian, professor, editor, attended Johns Hopkins University, Harvard University, served as a Fellow of the British Academy 1921 Antony Hopkins, composer 1918 Harold Horace Hopkins, inventor, Endoscope 1912 Lightnin' [Sam] Hopkins, born in Texas, blues stylist, Ball of Twine 1911 Anne Aitken, nee Hopkins, Chicago, co-found, Diamond Sangha 1902 Miriam Hopkins, Bainbridge Georgia, actress, Becky Sharp, These Three 1901 Edward John Hopkins, composer, dies at 82 1898 Jerome Hopkins, composer, dies at 62 1890 Harry L Hopkins, U.S. politician, Loan and Lease law 1890 Harry Hopkins, American Diplomat 1889 Gerard Manley Hopkins, poet, dies at 54 1885 Moses Hopkins, named minister to Liberia 1876 Bert Hopkins, cricketer, Australian pace bowler of the 1900's 1876 Johns Hopkins University opens 1871 Florence Sabin, scientist/1st woman to graduate from Johns Hopkins 1871 Florence Scovel Shinn, born in New Jersey, artist, book illustrator, metaphysical writer, wrote, 'The Game of Life and how to Play it", 1925, writings follow thought principles of Emma Curtis Hopkins, Myrtle Fillmore, Phineas Quimby, Charles Fillmore 1850 William Henry Welch, U.S., pathologist, founded John Hopkins 1844 Gerard Manley Hopkins, England, poet, Windhover 1838 Hopkins Observatory, dedicated in Williamstown, Massachusetts 1836 Jerome Hopkins, composer 1827 William Hopkins Morris, Major General Union volunteers 1826 Robert Hopkins Hatton, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1818 Edward John Hopkins, composer 1816 Henry Hopkins Sibley, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1803 Samuel Hopkins, American Clergyman 1802 Mark Hopkins, U.S., educator/philosopher, Williams College 1795 Johns Hopkins, philanthropist, founded Johns Hopkins University 1790 1st U.S. patent granted, to Samuel Hopkins for a potash process 1787 Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, Philadelphia, pioneer of educating the deaf 1785 Stephen Hopkins, U.S. judge/signer Declaration of Independence, dies at 78 1776 U.S. commodore Esek Hopkins occupies Nassau Bahamas 1721 Samuel Hopkins, American Clergyman 1718 Esek Hopkins, U.S., 1st commander-in-chief, U.S. Navy 1707 Stephen Hopkins, Governor of Rhode Island signed Declaration of Independence |
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