William Randolph Innes Hopkins
1827 Born in Roxburgh, son of John Castell Hopkins and his wife Jane Innes
1851 Patent fuel manager and architect, living in Redcar[1]
1850s Founding partners of Hopkins, Gilkes and Co
1861 Ironmaster, JP, in Tormoham, Torquay, with Eliza C Hopkins 29, Henry C Hopkins 5, Agnes C Hopkins 4, Charles H Hopkins 2, Harriett C Hopkins 1[2]
1864 Married Evereld Hustler in Stockton[3]
1866 Partner in Lloyd and Co, as Ironmasters, at Middlesbrough[4].
1871 Ironmaster, landowner, JP, living in Nunthorpe[5]
1872 of Middlesborough, and of Grey Towers, and of Saltburn-by-the-Sea, Yorkshire
1879 As a consequence of the liquidation of Linthorpe Iron Works his estate was also placed in the hands of trustees[6]
1881 Coal owner, JP, living in Marske in Guisbrough[7]
1920 Died in Malton, Yorkshire[8]