Lois L. Hodgkins (b. Willis) (1836-1910) was born in East Alstead, New Hampshire, and died in Keene, New Hampshire. She was a schoolteacher. She married Ambrus Hodgkins, a carpenter and joiner who later became a pattern maker, in Keene in 1860. Her sister, Mary E. Winslow (b. Willis), referred Hodgkins's daughter, Mary W. Hodgkins, to Susan H. Davidson, a student of Mary Baker Eddy's, for Christian Science treatment. Hodgkins wrote to Eddy in 1886 to inform her of her daughter's case and to inquire further about her possible treatment.

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