Henry L. Hopkins

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Henry L. Hopkins (1805–1872) was a Virginia politician. Born in Goochland County, Virginia near Goochland Court House as a son of the Episcopal minister Charles Hopkins, he represented Powhatan County in the Virginia House of Delegates, and served as that body's Speaker from 1848 until 1850. He was succeeded by his brother, George Washington Hopkins.

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List of former Speakers of the House of Delegates, in the old House chamber in the Virginia State Capitol

v t e Speakers of the Virginia House of Delegates

Pendleton Wythe B. Harrison Lee Tyler B. Harrison Prentis Mathews Wise Smith E. Harrison Holmes Johnston Nelson Barbour Stevenson Stanard Banks Gilmer Southall Holleman Southall Goode Jones Strother H. Hopkins G. Hopkins Crutchfield Kemper Sheffey Baldwin Turner Hanger Allen Lacy Fowler Stuart R. Cardwell Ryan Saunders Ryan W. Cardwell Byrd Cox Houston Brewer Ozlin Brown Dovell Stanley Massenburg Moore Cooke Philpott Moss Wilkins Howell

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