Born: March 7, 1707
Representing Rhode Island at the Continental Congress

Stephen Hopkins (1707 - 1785) was an American statesman and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Born in Providence, Rhode Island, he served as the governor of Rhode Island multiple times and was a key advocate for colonial rights. A strong proponent of independence, Hopkins also contributed to the drafting of the Articles of Confederation. Known for his political insight and commitment to liberty, he played a significant role in Rhode Island's push for independence and in the broader American Revolution.