Hawkins Notes Updated:
31 October 2003
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1 03/01/1997
From: Quentin Johnson
email
quican@sentex.net
subject:
I am writing to introduce myself to you, as a result of my latest efforts to trace back my mother's family roots on the Internet.
My name is Quentin Johnson, I now live in Rockwood, Ontario, Canada and I have just stumbled upon your website. My
mother's name was Helroise Cecilia Hawkins, and her brother's name was John Sylvester Hawkins, both are deceased. My
brother and I (he lives in Dorset) were told that my mother's family were directly descended from Admiral Sir John Hawkins.
My uncle died in 1993 without issue, he never married so this line I guess has now died out. My brother and I were
bequeathed two paintings by my uncle. I have the oldest one which was painted in about 1625 and depicts the 6
grandchildren (or great grandchildren) of Sir John Hawkins. The other painting which my brother has is of the Hawkins
family painted in about 1841 by a painter called Bridges, this branch of the family apparently lived in or near Oxford. I
would be most interested to hear from you and perhaps you would be interested in seeing a photograph of the two
paintings.
2 30/01/1997
From: P.L. Clements
email
philclem@tgis.co.uk
subject:
I doubt if there is any connection, but I'm researching Hawkins. It started when my wife discovered that she had an
unknown aunt, who we have still to find. We have traced the Hawkins family back to the early 1700's. At the root of our
tree is Henry Hawkins and Ann Pratt, both from Kings Sutton, Northants. They married in 1725 and moved to Adderbury
3 30/01/1997
From: Roger Hawkins
email
hawkinscr@cell2000.net
subject:
My name is Roger Hawkins and I live in Merced, California, USA. I have a family tree that shows that I am directly related to
Sir John Hawkins (1532-1595). One of Sir Richard Hawkins son (unfortunately I don't have his first name) had a son
named William Hawkins whose son was named Philemon Hawkins whose son was also named Philemon Hawkins came to
the US in 1715. If you are interest in anymore info on this part of the Hawkins' family tree my Email:
4 31/01/1997
From: Richard Pierce
email
rapierce@trojan.neta.com
subject:
My mother was a Hawkins and I can trace our line back to Baltimore,MD with a few shaky generations(not totally
confirmed yet). If my assumptions are correct a Robert Hawkins was born in Lancashire in 1695 and came to Baltimore in
1716. I have reasonably good data from there to current. See: http://www.neta.com/~rapierce Follow the genealogy link...
The missing links are the ancestors of Robert. Seems to me that if enough Hawkins researchers use your site, an answer will
5 03/02/1997
From: John Hawkins
email
jhawkio@tpgi.com.au
subject:
It is a truth universally acknowledged that all Hawkins believe they are descended from the Admiral. I have a copy of an
extensive tree constructed some forty years ago by C.E.Harvey Coney of Harlow, Essex. He died about twenty years ago but
unfortunately left little in the way of research notes. It includes your tree as one branch and several others. It shows my
particular line from Thomas, a younger brother of the Admiral, of Castor in Northamptonshire but recent research in my more
recent (supposed) area (Hunts., Bedford, and Herts.) shows numerous inaccuracies including an erroneous insertion of my
great-great-grandfather Richard (born about 1799 where?, died Henley on Thames 1843) of Medmenham, Buckinghamshire,
whose origin is presently unknown. The spelling in places is difficult due the generation of copying. There must be a
number of such Hawkins trees around but if thought worthwhile I could enter it into a database and perhaps provide a
gedcom file for accessing but it would have to be seen for what it is and not any sort of primary data. (Or send a photocopy
and let someone else do the dirty work!) Also a corrected version of the area I looked at could be available and my own
somewhat limited tree. Incidentally the Harvey Coney tree shows Admiral Sir Richard married to Judith HELE (or HOLE?),
his son Richard to Betsy DRAKE. The John HAWKINS married to Judith HAYNE appears as the son of John's first wife,
Elizabeth GILBERT, not the second (Sarah GILBERT). Instead of John Gilbert Hayne HAWKINS being the son of John
Gilbert Hayne HAWKINS (1771-1823 of the Royal Marines) and Jane SOUTAR the latter couple have four children,
namely John, Gilbert Hayne (Royal Navy), William Gilbert and Jane but the branch ends there. Someone gave me the names
of the following two books which are said to contain research results of the HAWKINS tree but I have not seen them:
"Plymouth Armada Heroes" by Mary Hawkins, published 1888. "The Hawkins Dynasty" by Michael Lewis, published
1969. Kind regards and best wishes for your web site. Something like it is needed. -- John Hawkins 22 Janari Close
Toormina NSW 2452 Phone (066) 581769
6 03/02/1997
From: John Hawkins
email
jhawkio@tpgi.com.au
subject:
Attached is promised descendant file of Richard Hawkins of Medmenham in gedcom. Anyone interested can have more
details or related branches as required of course. I think a cross of St.George would be a safe bet for the galleon although all
sorts of personal ensigns would have been flown. The Union flag was not developed until 1603. The attached pictures are
from "The Spanish Armada" by Martin Parker 1988. The first is the "Black Pinnace" which brought the body of Sir Philip
Sydney back after Zutphen in 1586 and would be like many of the small low-hulled pinnaces used on both sides. The
second is John Hawkins' flagship "Jesus of L=FCbeck" captured by the Spanish in 1569 painted in 1546. Another painting
in the book shows half a dozen ships in action in southwest Ireland in 1580 all with one to three flags of the cross of
St.George. The following is the opening of the introduction to the above book: "It was 10 August I588 in the North Sea,
and the summer weather was unseasonably bad. Before a brisk south-westerly gale, with storm-canvas set, ran the 600-ton
English royal galleon Victory, scarred by recent action. Her gaudily-painted upperworks were stained with gunsmoke; the
royal standard at the mainmast and the flags of St George which flapped at the fore and mizzen tops were in tatters. Some of
the rigging showed signs of makeshift repair, the bowsprit and main mizzen were shot-splintered, and the ship's longboat
was missing. And, although still seaworthy, the 34-gun Victory was in no condition to engage an enemy. Her shot lockers,
upon which her whole capacity to fight depended, were completely empty. Less than a week earlier the ship had been in the
thick of the longest and fiercest artillery action which had ever taken place at sea. Somewhere to leeward the huge Armada
from Spain against which she had fought, severely battered but with its formidable order and discipline still largely intact,
was loose in the northern seas. Its ammunition stocks, though depleted, were not exhausted, while its massed companies of
shipboard infantry would still be irresistible in any boarding action. Worst of all, the English did not know where this
fleet was, nor what it might yet do. In Victory's great cabin her captain, Sir John Hawkins, scrawled a postscript to the
urgent report he had just completed, apologising for his poor handwriting: it was done, he explained, 'In haste and bad
weather'. His dispatch, addressed to Sir Francis Walsingham, Secretary of State to Queen Elizabeth, shows Hawkins to
have been an extremely worried man. The Spanish fleet, he warned, was still 'here, and very forcible, and must be waited
upon with all our force, which is little enough. There should be an infinite quantity of powder and shot provided, and
continually sent abroad; without the which great hazard may grow to our country; for this is the greatest and strongest
combination, to my understanding, that ever was gathered in Christendom; therefore I wish it, of all hands, to be mightily
and diligently looked unto and cared for.'" The Royal Standard would presumably have been the three lions quartered with
7 06/02/1997
From: NEWTGUS
email
NEWTGUS@aol.com
subject:
I am just beginning to chart this part of my husbands tree. Mine has been researched back to England (Cox Family) to
fifteenth century so thought this would be good to do for this family. This is all I have: James Darwin Hawkins Dec. 28,
1948 Parents: James Dallas Hawkins born 1906 Kansas? Maude Eileen Foreman James Dallas Hawkins Parents: Thomas A.
Hawkins born ?? Deborah Knox born?? where should I go next since there appear to be so many lines? Any help is more
than appreciated and I look forward to doing some leg work myself.
8 10/02/1997
From: Billye D. Jackson
email
coffey@mail.viptx.net
subject:
Descendants of Robert Hawkins Generation No. 1 1. Robert1 Hawkins was born 1752 in ,Amelia,VA, and died 19 Jan 1840
in ,Sumner,TN. He married Sarah Frances Gilliam 20 Sep 1808 in Farmville,Prince Edward,VA, daughter of John Gilliam
and Frances Hopkins. Child of Robert Hawkins and Sarah Gilliam is: + 2 i. Richard Gilliam2 Hawkins, born 15 Jan 1821.
Generation No. 2 2. Richard Gilliam2 Hawkins (Robert1) was born 15 Jan 1821. He married Eleanor Armstrong Davis 13
Dec 1846. Child of Richard Hawkins and Eleanor Davis is: + 3 i. Elizabeth Hester Anna3 Hawkins, born 13 Feb 1865 in
,Trousdale,TN; died 1937 in ,Macon,TN. Generation No. 3 3. Elizabeth Hester Anna3 Hawkins (Richard Gilliam2,
Robert1) was born 13 Feb 1865 in ,Trousdale,TN, and died 1937 in ,Macon,TN. She married (1) William Timothy Meador
05 Nov 1882. She married (2) William Wesley Wilson 14 Oct 1896, son of George Wilson and Mary Tucker. Child of
Elizabeth Hawkins and William Wilson is: + 4 i. Eugene Epperson4 Wilson, Sr, born 01 Sep 1899 in Red Boiling
Springs,Macon,TN; died 05 Feb 1981 in Louisville,Jefferson,KY. Generation No. 4 4. Eugene Epperson4 Wilson, Sr
(Elizabeth Hester Anna3 Hawkins, Richard Gilliam2, Robert1) was born 01 Sep 1899 in Red Boiling Springs,Macon,TN,
and died 05 Feb 1981 in Louisville,Jefferson,KY. He married Velma Pearl Kirby 27 Aug 1925 in Moss,Clay,Tn, daughter of
William Kirby and Lela Law. Child of Eugene Wilson and Velma Kirby is: + 5 i. Roger McKinnis5 Wilson, born 22 May
1936 in Louisville,Jefferson,KY. Generation No. 5 5. Roger McKinnis5 Wilson (Eugene Epperson4, Elizabeth Hester
Anna3 Hawkins, Richard Gilliam2, Robert1) was born 22 May 1936 in Louisville,Jefferson,KY. He married (1) Helen
Gibson in Louisville, Jefferson, KY. He married (2) Billye Dolores Cleveland 22 Jun 1962 in Louisville,Jefferson,KY,
daughter of John Cleveland and Christine Bridewell. Child of Roger Wilson and Helen Gibson is: 6 i. Connie Sue6
Wilson, born 08 Jul 1955 in Louisville, Jefferson, KY. She married Stephen Irvin in Louisville, Jefferson, KY. Child of
Roger Wilson and Billye Cleveland is: 7 i. Roger Alan6 Wilson, born 28 Dec 1966 in Louisville,Jefferson,KY.
9 10/02/1997
From: Tom Miller
email
scouse@inforamp.net
subject:
Looking for connections to the following family... John HAWKINS Occ. Engine Fitter. I. William HAWKINS b.
??-___-1842, Ireland, Occ. Gas Fitter, m. 25-Dec-1863, in Liverpool, St.Marys, Edge Hill, Ellen ROBERTS, b.
??-___-1844, Liverpool, Lancashire, (daughter of Robert Wright ROBERTS and Jane OSBORNE). A. John HAWKINS b.
about -1865, Liverpool, Lancashire, Occ. Tinplate Worker, m. 21-Dec-1889, in Liverpool, St.Marys, Kirkdale, Minnie
Isabel SMART, b. ??-___-1866, (daughter of Harclose SMART). 1. Minnie HAWKINS b. 30-Sep-1890, Liverpool, 11
Calmet St, Kirkdale, Bap. 13-Oct-1890, Liverpool, St.Marys, Kirkdale. 2. Florence HAWKINS b. 5-Nov-1892, Liverpool,
11 Calmet St, Kirkdale, Bap. 12-Dec-1892, Liverpool, St.Marys, Kirkdale. 3. George Smart HAWKINS b. 23-Aug-1894,
Liverpool, 97 Fountains Rd, Bap. 24-Sep-1894, Liverpool, St.Marys, Kirkdale. 4. Eva Elizabeth May HAWKINS b.
11-Feb-1896, Liverpool, 25 Chelmsford St, Bap. 30-Mar-1896, Liverpool, St.Marys, Kirkdale. 5. Elsie HAWKINS b.
4-Jul-1902, Liverpool, 25 Chelmsford St, Bap. 3-Aug-1902, Liverpool, St.Marys, Kirkdale, m. 1-Aug-1927, in Liverpool,
St.Marys, Kirkdale, John William ROBINSON, b. ??-___-1899, (son of Samuel ROBINSON) Occ. Labourer. 6. Harold
Smart HAWKINS b. ??-___-1904, Occ. Steward, m. 25-Jun-1930, in Liverpool, St.Marys, Kirkdale, May SEARCY, b.
??-___-1906, (daughter of Walter SEARCY). B. Mary Jane HAWKINS b. ??-___-1868, Liverpool, Lancashire, Bap.
23-Nov-1868, Liverpool, St.Peters. C. Thomas Wright HAWKINS b. ??-___-1871, Liverpool, Lancashire, Bap.
23-Jul-1871, Liverpool, St.Peters, Occ. Moulder's Apprentice (91), m. Sarah Ellen. 1. William HAWKINS b. 21-Nov-1896,
Liverpool, 137 Buckingham St, Kirkdale, Bap. 31-Dec-1896, Liverpool, St.Marys, Kirkdale. D. William HAWKINS b.
??-___-1874, Occ. Plumber/Journeyman, m. 1-Aug-1897, in Liverpool, Christchurch, Everton, Katie Elizabeth PARSONS,
b. ??-___-1877, (daughter of Charles PARSONS) d. 9-Apr-1951, Liverpool, Lancashire, Bur. Anfield Cemetery, Liverpool,
Lancashire. William died 06-Oct-1961, Liverpool, Lancashire, Bur. Anfield Cemetery, Liverpool, Lancashire. 1. Katherine
Elizabeth HAWKINS m. William John SOMERS. Katherine died 22-Aug-1988, Westcliff on Sea, Essex. 2. William Henry
HAWKINS b. ??-___-1899, m. Margaret, d. ??-Jul-1988. William died 02-Aug-1978, Liverpool, Lancashire, Bur. Anfield
Cemetery, Liverpool, Lancashire. 3. Henry Howarth HAWKINS b. 14-Jan-1906, Liverpool, 10 Verger St, Everton, Occ.
Insurance Agent, m. 07-Aug-1959, in Liverpool, Lancashire, May WILLIAMS, b. 07-May-1913, Liverpool, 66 Coniston
Rd, Bap. Liverpool, St.Saviours, (daughter of Albert Henry WILLIAMS and Annie MORTON). Henry died 22-Dec-1974,
Liverpool, Walton, Bur. Anfield Cemetery, Liverpool, Lancashire. 4. Albert Edward HAWKINS 5. Frances HAWKINS 6.
Esther HAWKINS m. Unknown HALL. 7. Violet HAWKINS m. Stanley CATHERWOOD. 8. Harold HAWKINS m.
Winnie. 9. Mary May HAWKINS m. Unknown HUGHES. Mary died 05-Nov-1988. 10. Elsie HAWKINS m. Alfred
CATHERALL. Elsie died ??-___-1994. 11. Margaret HAWKINS m. Unknown PRICE. 12. Robert Charles HAWKINS E.
Emma HAWKINS b. ??-___-1879, Liverpool, Lancashire, m. 2-Apr-1899, in St. Polycarps, Liverpool, James Herbert
GREGORY, b. ??-___-1880, (son of James GREGORY) Occ. Timekeeper, d. ??-Feb-1945, Liverpool, 46 Harrismith Road,
Bur. 13-Feb-1945, Liverpool, Kirkdale Cemetery S22/1720. Emma died ??-Sep-1947, Liverpool, 34 Uyland Road, Huyton,
Bur. 19-Sep-1947, Liverpool, Kirkdale Cemetery S22/1720. 1. William James GREGORY b. 1-Sep-1899, m. Hannah
WORSWICK, b. 20-Apr-????. William died 24-Dec-1970, Fazackerley, Lancashire. 2. Herbert GREGORY b.
??-___-1905. 3. Sarah GREGORY b. ??-___-1912. 4. Emma GREGORY b. ??-___-1912. 5. Edith GREGORY m. William
10 13/02/1997
From: William Frazier
email
bfraz@yucca.net
subject:
Looking for info on Jeffrey (Geoffrey) Hawkins b. 1645 in England possible marriage record from Norton Bavant Church???
married Dorothy Mattack(Mattock, Mattach?) Sept. 12, 1662 Son: James Hawkins m. Mary Elliot May 4, 1705 in Falls
Meeting, Pennsylvania, USA Would like to know if anyone has these names on record. Thank you.
11 09/03/1997
From: bill blount
email
lakeanna@mnsinc.com
subject:
I really don't have any evidence accept that I am 47 years old and I remember when I was 6 years old, my grandfather who
lived in Indianapolis, Indiana (he was an uneducated farmer) told me that his father told him that Sir John Hawkins who
carried slaves by ship was our descendant. I don't believe my grandfather would have heard of Sir John any other way than
word of mouth through his family. Sincerely, Sheila Stone How can I get more info?
12 13/03/1997
From:
email
dr5249@aol.com
subject:
am trying to find any information about a William Hawkins who married a Martha Coleman. It is said he talked with an
Irish brogue. He is buried in Kentucky. Any information appreciated.
13 24/03/1997
From: George Kouflie
email
kouflie@superlink.net
subject:
I'm looking for help in finding information on my grandfather's family. He was George Henry Hawkins. He was born April
21, 1888 in Hampshire, England, died Oct. 25, 1951 in Long Island, New York. Was one of six children (5 boys and 1 girl).
He also had a twin brother. Parents were William Hawkins and Mary Bishop, dates unknown. Married Edith Georgina
Rebecca Griffin (b.March 12, 1886 - d. Oct. of 1967) on Nov. 20, 1915.
14 11/04/1997
From: John Ware Lawshe
email
longball@sundial.net
subject:
Here is my line of descent from Sir John... Sir John(1532-1595) and Katherine Gonson, their son... Sir Richard
Hawkins(1560-1622) and Judith Heale, their son... John Hawkins(1604-c1678) and Hester Richards, their son... John
Hawkins(1643-?) and Mary Dewe, their son... Philemon Hawkins(1690-1725)(Emigrated to Virginia in 1715) and Anne
Eleanor Howard, their son... Philemon Hawkins(1717-1801) and Delia Martin, their son... Benjamin Hawkins(1754-1816)
and Lavinia Downs. Ben was the first Senator from North Carolina, a delegate to the Constitutional convention, a member of
George Washington's staff in the Revolutionary War, and in 1796 was appointed by Washington as Indian Agent to all
tribes south of the Ohio River, a post he held until death....their daughter... Cherokee Hawkins(1804-1843) married my
GGG grandfather, Lewis Lawshe(locally famous Indian fighter, he fought beside Sam Houston,Davey Crockett and Andrew
Jackson) in 1819..their son... Lewis Madison Lawshe(Capt.In Confederate Army)..his son Lewis M. Lawshe Jr...his
son..Van Louis Lawshe..his son Van Louis Lawshe Jr.(Major U.S. Army, fought in Korea and WWII, died from his service
connected injuries in 1966)...his son...(myself) John Ware Lawshe(1949- ) I have some info. on the other offspring of these
relations, please E-mail any questions.
15 14/04/1997
From: Shirley Kurtzrock
email
bobert@panacom.com
subject:
Hello! Found your very interesting and informative website, and a few others by using the Infoseek search engine. Have
found it to be just about the best, and one only has to plug in a surname. What could be simpler! I may be a 'johnny come
lately' with HAWKINS data, but have found the following interesting websites which may add to other HAWKINS
seekers: http://www.vcu.edu/engweb/home/hawkins.html The book, HAWKINS OF PLYMOUTH, by James A.
Williamson, is cited as a source in the above webpage. http://www.wolfson.ox.ac.ul%7Eben/drake.htm above refers to
English 16th Century sea history. http://www.ozemail.com.au/~jsnelson/armada.html above is Ships, Masters, Captains
and Officers of the English Fleet of the Spanish Armada. http://www.aa.net/~davidco/drake1.htm above is article from THE
ENGLISH MERCURIE - 22 July 1858 http://www.oup-usa.org/docs/0192116754.html above is The Oxford Illustrated
History of the Royal Navy (parts thereto) http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~antsai/project.html#death_scene above is from
Boswell's, LIFE OF JOHNSON. Sir John HAWKINS and Dr. Johnson were friends and contemporaries. Sir John was one of
the executors of Johnson's Last Will Testament. There is also a book, THE VOYAGE OF THE ARMADA, The Spanish
Story, by David HOWARTH. On the inside book cover, there is a photocopy of the portrait of Sir John HAWKINS which
hangs in the Maritime Museum in London, England. This particular book addresses both sides of the battles of the Armada;
I found it both informative and interesting. I compared the photocopy of Sir John from the above book, and one of my
maternal great-grandpa John P. [I have come to believe the initial P. stands for Philemon] HAWKINS: the resemblance is
amazing, down to mustache and beard! I can not - at present, anyway - claim descendancy from the famous admiral, but
contemplation is very interesting! For those that have access to the LDS Library facilities, there is much HAWKINS data to
be gleaned. One is particular is: LDS 929.273 H314SR Item 9 (At Belle Glade) MY FAMILY HAWKINS (York Co., VA
1587-1989 by Reginald Allison Smith) I do not have, nor have I seen this book in person. Apparently, there are some
photos in it There is also an organization in the U.S., named the Patriotic Ancestral Society in America. I am not familiar
with this society, but have just one page referring to several HAWKINS families. Apparently, this society puts out a
publication - the page I have is sort of an index of HAWKINS articles, in various volumes. I don't have the address of this
society, but it probably in 'on-line' somewhere, or one's local libary might have knowledge of it. I will go ahead and type
this out - it is rather lengthly, but I think note-worthy. In re-looking at this, it may be this data is on file with the LDS
system. I leave it to you readers to decide that. This is typed "as is", but I am spacing for easier reading: Patriotic Ancestral
Society in America. Article on Col Alexander Leroy Hawkins (10th Inf. in the Philippines) b. 2/6/1843 in Pa. Vol 4, No. 2
"Some Recollections of a Longlived General" by Ralph C. Hawkins. Vol 5, No 1, Spring 1983 Relates origin of first
Hawkins at time of Norman conquest 1066. Orbert de Hawking may have been norman, a sort of military knight to man
Dover Castle between 1154 and 1182 (Kent Co.) etc. (Thiis good may want copy) Vol. 5, No 2 Contains history of
Hawkins Association and book reviews Vol. 6, No. 1 Has good biography of Sir John Hawkins Vol 7, No. 1 "Founders of
Early American Families". Robert and Mary Hawkins. John Camden Horton's, "The Original Lists of Persons of Quality
Who Went >From Great Britain to America 1600-1700" There are three Hawkins listed: Robert came in "Elizabeth and Ann"
1635 to Charleston, Mass. Richard was in Boston 1638, died in Portsmouth, RI, 1639. William in Providence, RI, 1638,
died there after 6/17/1699. Vol 7, No. 2 350th Anniversary celebration of Robert and Mary sailing and 50th Anniversary of
the Hawkins Assn. Origination of the Hawkins name. Vol. III, No. 8, Nov 1974 Descendants of James Hawkins and Martha
Hollowell: Joh, Isaac, Benjamin, Martha Cook, Nathan, James, and Amos. [side note: this is my branch] Also has good
genealogy chart of HAWKINS of DEVON (good) Vol. 8, No. 1, winter 86 Earliest known Hawkins, Osbert de Hawking
acquired surname when he becmae warden of Dover Castle above the White Cliffs on the Southeast coast of England during
reign of Henry II (1154-1189). In return for patrolling and defending it, he received the use of land in the parish of
Hawking, 6 mi. SW from the castle, and use of its name. (Description of castle follows) Vol a No. 1 (Fiche 929.27305)
Origin of Assn. More about Dover Castle and describes Hawkins Coat of Arms. Call #929.27305, Film #77370333, Ser #
524 "Hawkins Family Records", Vo. III, No. 3, June 1974, 50c copy by Carl H. Hawkins, Indiana. Genealogy of Amos
Hawkins, b. 11/5/1757 Loudoun City, Va. youngest of James Hawkins and Martha Hollowell; issue Jonatha, Charity, Eliza
and Martha also Amos Hawkins, b. 3/11/1772 in S.C., 3d child of John H., Sr. and Mary (Molly) Moore, emigrated to Ohio
1807 also Amos Hawkins, b. 1/7/1769 in S.C. d b Caesars Creek, Ohio (age 64) m. 12/6/1791 in S.C., Phebe Wilson, eldest
child of Isaac Hawkins and Margaret; grandson of Martha (Hollowell) and James Hawkins. (Most descendants migrated to
Indiana, none to Fl.) Vol. III, No. 7 James Hawkins b. 1/23/1756 in Loudon Cty, VA., son of James and Mary Elliott, great
grandson of Jeffrey and Dorothy Mattock, moved to Union, Sc.C. about 1766 then to Ohio 1806. Vol. 3, #2 Hawkins Family
Records. Descendants of James Hawkins and Martha Hollowell. Issue: Nathan 1753, Pa.; Amos Hawkins and Rachel Jones,
Issue: A. B. C. D. - Prudence b. 1815 m. H. Crooks. [Note: I have not scanned the above - nor what is to follow - am merely
sharing this information.] The following [typed as is] is probably an LDS Film File: "Plymouth Armada Heroes-The
Hawkins Family" Film 929.242 by Mary W.S. Hawkins Motto: "NIL DESPERANDUM" - NOTHING IS TO BE
DESPAIRED OF Family of Devon,. connected with town of Plymouth during 16th century. Sir John Hawkins was elder
brother of Capt. Wm Hawkins and his son, Sir Richard Hawkins commanded three ships: Victory, Gryfyn, Swallow. (very
good map of Plymouth) Contents of Book: William Hawkins, the Elder Chap I 1 The Second Wm Hawkins, II 8 Sir John
Hawkins, III 17 The Armada, IV 79 Sir Richard Hawkins, V 115 William Hawkins, III, VI 142 Descendants of Sir Richard
VII 161 Pedigree 176 Appendix 177 A Genealogy Table of the Hawkins Family of Devon 6 pages following pg. 176
Admiral Richard Hawkins was only child of Sir John Hawkins. His mother was Sir John's second wife, Katherine, daughter
of Benjamin Gonson, Treasurer of Navy 1549-1573. Richard was born 1500 at Plymouth. In 1582 made his first long
voyage with uncle William. Richard married Judith daughter of ....Hele , died May 30, 1629. Tomb at Slapton Church.
Children of Richard: Judith b. 6/27/1639; Hester b. 1640 ob 1644; John b. 1643 ob 1670 at Slapton May 12/1670; William
b. 1644; Hester b. 1647. [must have been children named after dead children as was often done way back when]. Sir John
Hawkins was son of Wm. Hawkins, mayor of Plymouth 1567-8; 1578-9; 1587-8 and Joan .... Sir John Hawkins b. 1532 - 1st
wife Margaret Vaughn (bedchamber woman to Queen Elizabeth); second wife Katherine, daughter of Benjamin Gonson.
Only son was Richard who married Judith.... John Hawkins=Judith...dau. of Hoyne ob 1802 John Gilbert=Habe day, Wn, if
Siyter v, 1772 b. 1771n Ritak Narubes av 1826 >From Will of William Hawkins: Pg. 16, second wife Marie, died 7 Oct
1589, bur. Deptford, Kent. Issue: William (eldest by former wife) Richard (eldest by wife, Marie) Francis Nicholas William
dau Judith Whitaker - her son Wm. Whitaker et other children. dau Clare Michaell dau Grace bur. 1582 Adm. Sir John
Hawkins, 2d son of William Hawkins, the elder by Joan Trelawny b. Plymouth 1532 was married twice 1558=Katherine
16 21/04/1997
From: John T. Lannom
email
jtlannom@one.net
subject:
Descendants of Acton Hawkins Generation No. 1 1. ACTON1 HAWKINS was born February 04, 1804 in North Carolina1,
and died Bef 1880 in Jackson Cty., Tennessee2. He married SALIE DAVIDSON. Individual: Hawkins, Acton
County/State: Jackson Co., TN Location: 8th Civil District Page #: 74 Year: 1850 Children of Acton Hawkins and Salie
Davidson are: i. WASHINGTON2 HAWKINS, b. Abt 1828. ii. PURLINA HAWKINS, b. Abt 1833; m. WILLIAM WADE
GOOLSBY. iii. WILLIAM HAWKINS, b. Abt 1836. iv. SALLY HAWKINS, b. Abt 1838. v. JAMES HAWKINS, b. Abt
1841. vi. TENESSEE A. HAWKINS, b. Abt 1843. vii. ELIZABETH HAWKINS, b. Abt 1844. viii. NOAH H. HAWKINS,
b. December 08, 1847, Jackson County, TN; d. February 12, 1923. ix. NANCY EMALINE HAWKINS, b. Abt 18493. --
John T. Lannom E-Mail: jtlannom@one.net or lannom@aol.com Genealogy Home Page:
http:\\\\www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/a/n/John-T-Lannom/index/html
17 21/04/1997
From: Jerry Anderson
email
jandrson@usit.net
subject:
Hi ,,, Richard Anderson and Elizabeth Hawkins were married at All Honey's Lane at London on 20 Devember 1611 ...
Richard Anderson was a descendant of Sir Edmund Anderson (by wife Madylin Smith). We have always 'suspected' a
connection between our Eliz Hawkins and Admiral Sir John Hawkins' descendants. I have seen where her father was a
William Hawkins. Richard Anderson came to Virginia in 1635 where his three sons (John-William-Richard) were already
there. No record of Elizabeth making the voyage. Any comments would be appreciated.
18 22/04/1997
From: Jeanne Dahlman
email
jdahlman@admin.stkate.edu
subject:
You have a nice web page on Hawkinses. And I have a question that I'd like to get a clue about. There is a Mary Hawkins
who married 13 July 1794 Robert Tizard baptized at Winterborne, St. Martin. They were buried at Litten Cheney, Dorset.
Their son James Hawkins Tizard 1795-1853 has a large vaulted tomb there. Somewhere this family acquired arms, but I
know not when or what circumstances. Do you know whether this Mary Hawkins was related to Admiral Sir John? I'd
appreciate any hint in this direction. Jeanne Tizard Dahlman jdahlman@admin.stkate.edu
19 22/04/1997
From: Jerry Anderson
email
jandrson@usit.net
subject:
Paul .... The reason we have suspected a possible connection to the Admiral (Sir John Hawkins) is due to the ancestors of
Richard Anderson .... Sir Edmund Anderson was also in the service of Queen Elizabeth and the proximity of dates, location
and 'noble' status of the family etc ...... The Hawkins name is the next on our list to try to "nail down" ... You asked if I have
data on Richrd Anderson after he arrived in VA in 1635 ... Yes I do ... my ANDERSONS were the first in VA of that surname.
Richard Anderson and Elizabeth Hawkins are my 10th great grandparents. There is also a HOWARD and a STANLEY
connection. ... my roots are deep into old line English families.=20 Jerry Anderson
20 22/04/1997
From: Mark Freeman
email
MarkFreemn@aol.com
subject:
Just getting my web site started at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/8415/index.html and want to link to yours
and share info. Descended through Dewe, Philemon Anne Eleanor Howard, Sen. Benjamin (skipping generations each
time). Have hundreds of descendants in my FTW file / can we compare notes? What format do you want / can you provide me
21 24/04/1997
From: Frank Potter
email
fpotter@mail.his.com
subject:
My Great-Great Grandfather was Edmund Miller Hawkins (1816-1893), who apparently was a Methodist minister in the
Otley Circuit (Yorkshire), married Margaret Hudson (1813-1889) and who emigrated to the U.S. (or perhaps it was his son,
Edmund Miller Hawkins (1846-1879), who married Mary Louise Oliver (1853-1898). His son, my grandfather, was George
Frederick Hawkins (1874-1937). There is a myth that Sir John is an ancestor, but that's probably all it is.
22 24/04/1997
From: Robert Hawkins
email
rnhawk@erols.com
subject:
Thanks for the reply. I found your site extremely interesting. I'm the Robert Norman (Bob) you'll see in the attached tree,
although there are plenty of Richards and Williams in my direct tree. I don't have a GEDCOM file so I've attached a .txt file
I've culled from my database. If you want to put this information on the net, I'd appreciate it if you would omit people born
after 1920. 1920 is the last US census data that has been made public. The information I have shows that John (1680-1740)
son of John Hawkins and Mary Dewe came to Virginia about 1680. My records don't show it but Roger Hawkins (I
contacted him through your site) says that John and Mary Dewe had at least one other son named Philemon. Moreover, my
family legend says that three brothers came to America. I've asked him to send me the information he has. I hope this is of
interest to you. I too would like to see the another side of our extensive tree and I'd appreciate it if you would send it to me.
I have a GEDCOM reader somewhere so I can take it either as a .txt or GEDCOM file. Also, I'm looking forward to seeing
the rest of the PLYMOUTH ARMADA HEROES- when it appears on the net. If you have any trouble opening the
attachment, let me know and I'll re-send.
23 02/05/1997
From: Robert Hawkins
email
rnhawk@erols.com
subject:
Sir Richard Hawkins b 1560 d 1622 m 1588 Dame Judity Hele 1. Judith bpz 7 Nov 1592, Deptford England m Tristram
Sture 2. John 1604 3. Richard 4. Margaret 5. Joan 6. Mary 7. John Hawkins b 1604 d 1677 Slapton England m 1636 Hester
Richards d 1660 1. John b 1639 2. Judith b 1640 3. Richard b 1641 4. John b 1643 5. William b 1644 6. Hester b 1647 7.
Robert 8. Mary 9. Thomas 10. Nichalos John Hawkins b 1643 Oxfordshire England d 1695 m 1670 Mary Dewe 1. John b
1680 John Hawkins b 1680 in Oxfordshire England d 1740 in King William County Virginia m 1706 Mary Long 1. Joseph
2. William 3. Philemon 4. Elizabeth 5. Phoebe 6. Mary Joseph Hawkins b 1707 St Anne's Parish Essex City Virginia d
1769 m Jane Nicholas date unknown but was listed as wife in 1741 Spottsylvania County, Virginia deed books. 1. John b
1733 2. Joseph 3. Lucy 4. Sarah John Hawkins b 1733 in Spottsylvinia County, Virginia d 1786 m Mary Waller before
1753 as recorded in the Tennessee State Daugters of the American Revolution (DAR) records. 1. John b 1754 2. Hardress 3.
Elizabeth 4. Mary b 1771 5. Francis John Hawkins b 1754 in Guilford County, Virginia d 1826 m 1796 Polly Goodman in
Rowan City, North Carolina 1. Benjamin b 1803 2. John b 1825 Benjamin Hawkins b 1803 in Randolph County, North
Carolina d 1885 m 1825 Elizabeth Kindley in Randolph County, North Carolina Moved to Smith County Mississippi
before 1844 1. John b 1825 in Randolph County, North Carolina m 1848 Louisa Smith 2. Martha Patsy b 1827 in Randolph
County, North Carolina m 1848 Anguist Gunn 3. Pleasant C b 1829 in Randolph County, North Carolina m Polly
Westbrook b 1829 Benjamin Hawkins m 1831 Elizabeth Varner in Randolph County, North Carolina 1. William M. b 1832
in Randolph County, North Carolina m Mary McQuinn 2. Anderson b 1834 in Randolph County, North Carolina m Martha
E McQuinn 3. Amos (Britt) b 1836 in Randolph County, North Carolina m Amelia Eakin 4. Jessie Dobson b 1839 in
Randolph County, North Carolina m Catherine Johnson 5. Charles F. (Brim) b 1840 in Randolph County, North Carolina d
1861 20th Miss Inf CSA 6. Mary Ann b 1842 in Randolph County, North Carolina m Moses Lingle b 1836 7. Nancy b
1844 in Smith County Mississippi 8. Thomas b 1847 in Smith County Mississippi m Lucy Shirley 9. Sarah b 1855 in Smith
County Mississippi m James Jenkens William M. Hawkins b 1832 m 1855 Mary McQuinn 1. Benjamin F b 1856 m 1880
Mary J. b 1860 and m 1910 Della W. b 1856 2. Daniel L b 1857 m Mary E? b 1857 3. Nancy E. b 1859 m ? Sersey 4.
Margret E b 1862 m ? Stewart 5. Amminitus L b 1865 m Albert Husband 6. Lucy J. b 1868 m ? Arinder 7. James L. b 1869 m
Susan? B 1873 8. Richard Thomas b 1873 m Florrie J. Clark 9. William Hicks b 1875 m Lizzy Mccarty b 1875 All of
William M.'s children were born in Smith County Mississippi Richard Thomas Hawkins b 1873 m 1897 Florrie Clark 1.
Emmit b 1897 m Orrie Russum 2. Rossie b 1899 m Alvie Gatewood 3. Ollie b 1907 m Guller Henderson 4. William Hillard
b 1904 m Jewel Ball 5. Curtis E b 1907 m Mary Robbins 6. Yuell b 1910 m Ruby Curry 7. Revis R b 1913 m Ovina Edwards
All of Richard Thomas' children were born in Smith County Mississippi William Hillard Hawkins b 1904 m 1934 Jewel
Ball b 1909 1. William Hillard II 2. Richard Drew 3. Jewel Edrie 4. Robert Norman Robert Norman Hawkins b 1943,
Jackson Mississippi m 1961 Sandra Harvey b 1942, St John's Newfoundland, Canada 1. Sonja Antrene b 1962 Magee,
24 05/05/1997
From: David Drake
email
ddrake@ix.netcom.com
subject:
Although to my current knowledge I am not a Hawkins descendant, I do have a connection to Sir John. In 1848 when my
Irish Duhigg ancestors departed from Limerick, Ireland bound for Canada, they sailed on the ship, "John Hawkins." My 3rd
gt gr mother, Margaret Halloran Duhigg, used to tell the story of their departure. Apparently the channel from Limerick
harbor to the sea was so full of ships coming and going that autumn that it was difficult manoevering in the channel.
Margaret and her husband Tim had their two small boys with them and she was terrified that something awful would happen
before they could even reach the open sea. But her spirits were lifted by an English passenger sailing with them who was
calmly having his supper. He said, "If I'm going to drown, I'm going to do it with a full stomach." Needless to say, the John
Hawkins made the journey safely to New Brunswick, docking at Miramichi or St. John. This was recorded in a book on
Irish Immigrants there. My husband may have a connection too. His Drake ancestors came from Devon, England. Is he
descended from someone in Sir Francis' family? This is the question we have yet to answer. Dot Drake
ddrake@ix.netcom.com
25 06/05/1997
From: Guy Ingram
email
grinfrog@lis.net.au
subject:
My GGGG-grandfather was Capt.Thomas Fitzherbert HAWKINS R.N. (1781-1837) who captained the "Berwick" during
the Napoleonic wars. After the war his ship was de-commissioned and the crew paid out. He tried his hand at business, but
after a lack of success, emmigrated to Australia 1822 with his family and headed the first family of the gentry to settle west of
NSWs Great Dividing Range in that same year. With my internet server unable to provide WWW access at the moment I
was unable to check your Gen site to see whether my HAWKINS line fits in, but the background would make it seem
likely. Does Thomas Fitzherbert fit into Sir John's lineage? If so, do you already have any of the descendents from this line?
If not I can add some detail. The Australian Biographical Dictionary indicates that portraits of Thomas and his wife
Elizabeth are still in the hands of a Hawkins descendent, but to date I have not located her. I look forward to your reply
(and getting back on the WWW!) Best regards Guy Ingram Lismore NSW Australia
26 06/05/1997
From: James E Phillips
email
jphillip@telesciences.com
subject:
Greetings, I have just recently started tracing my family tree. It was done in the past by deceased members of my family
which showed the relation to Sir John Hawkins. That information is now lost. It has been and will be difficult as much of my
family is dead. In actuality I have little information other than my deceased grandmother Cleo Hawkins(Rayfield) of
Virginia and later Florida. If anyone can offer any clues I would appreciate it.
27 07/05/1997
From: Susie Hakins
email
shawk51006@aol.com
subject:
I'm not sure as to where to start by listing the information I have, but i have listed some data below. If there is something
different I should do by submitting this information please E-Mail. This information was located on the Family Tree Maker
Program: Vol. # 5 Stephen Hawkins File # 0090 on 04/04/97. Thank You Susie Hakins ( SHAWK51006@AOL.COM)
William Hawkins BAbt 1569 in Colne, Wiltshire, England Died WFT Est. 1612-1661 Child of William Hawkins b.1609
England.D1699 Providence, Rhode Island. he married Margaret Hardwood Aft 1631 , USA There Children: John
Hakwins,b.1643, Providence RI: d.RI: 1726 William Hawkin,b.ABT 1645 Providence RI: d. July 16,1723 Providence RI.
Edward Hawkins,b.ABT 1647 Providence RI: d. May 24,1726 Providence RI. Madeline Hawkins,b. 1648 Providence RI:
d. WFT EST 1685-1743 Mary Hawkins, b. 1649 Providence RI: d.1724 Providence RI. This is just a very small amount of
the information I have. My late husband was James Albertus Hawkins II: b.03/23/47. d. 02/04/86 Galv. Tx. we have a son
Kiel Gavin Hawkins: b. 08/18/83 I would like to be able to compile all of this information for him , So any thing you can
share with us, would be really great. Thank You Again, And we look forward to hearing from you.
SHAWK51006@AOL.COM
28 09/05/1997
From: Guy Ingram
email
grinfrog@lis.net.au
subject:
Now that Australian Telstra have restored the country's international cable I have had a chance to visit your site.... and the
bells are ringing!!! Your message/invitation on GENUKI metioned Plymouth, it was only when I realised that Admiral Sir
John Hawkins was a slave trader that I was able to make the connection. I have heard that an ancestor was a famous slave
trader. It is not something we have taken great pride in. My recently found cousin Geoffrey Ingram, and others have been
researching the Ingram family for much longer than I have, and I will be meeting Geoffrey in the flesh for the first time this
weeekend, to exchange family stories and information. Given that my Hawkins ancestors were a Navy family, and that they
were well connected (the Capt. Thomas Fitzherbert I mentioned had his first posting as Purser) and landed gentry (not
tinkers and sailmakers like some claimants) I am confident that we will be able to supply you with a further line of descent
quite soon. Thomas Fitzherbert's parents were George Hawkins and Sarah Waghorn of Sussex (from the Australian
Dictionary of Biography, 1990). George had a cousin, Thomas who had one estate in Sussex called "Blackdown". In
Australia, Capt. Thomas Fitzherbert and his eldest son Thomas Jarman are among the notable pioneers of this country. Their
stories and Australian genealogies are well documented and published. Their children married into families such as the
descendents of the MACKENZIEs, Lairds of Gairloch, descendents of the ancient kings of Scotland (from one of which
marriages I and my cousin are descended) and other families of noble and notable descent. I expect that Geoffrey will have a
much more exhaustive HAWKINS genealogy than I, or the Australian historical references I have consulted, could posibly
supply to your own database. Geoffrey is a thourough researcher as are my other cousins, and does not jump to conclusions
without the evidence like some others who have contacted you. If he confirms my tentative expectations I shall supply you
with the Gedcom file shortly. If my intuitions prove groundless I will give you enough detail so that descendents of our
HAWKINS can connect with the correct line after a rebuttal from the Admiral Sir John lineage. In expectation of calling you
"cousin" Paul, best regards, Guy Ingram Lismore NSW Australia
29 10/05/1997
From:
email
CHawk36650@aol.com
subject:
Hi to fellow Hawkins researchers! This is to let you know of a Hawkins newsletter for those tracing Hawkins lineage. For
info on how to subscribe to this free online newsletter, please contact CHawk36650@aol.com.
30 11/05/1997
From: Darlene Homme
email
Darlene_Homme@telusplanet.net
subject:
Hi there! Looking for William Hawkins, here is the information I have to date! William Hawkins b. abt 1763 in NC Became
a soldier at the age of 14 and fought in the Revolutionary War. Had 9 children, 3 sons, 6 daughters. - There is a William E.
Hawkins found on the 1828 Gasconade Co., MO Tax List. - Found on 1840 Census Gasconade Co., Bouleware Township
in MO --- Wm. Hawkins - - - Males 1 (10-15), 1 (70-80) - - - Females 1 (15-20), 1 (50-60). William's daughter Katherine
Hawkins b. abt 1800 in NC married Benjamin Walker in TN. They moved to MO sometime after 1824 and before 1833. -
Found on 1830 Howard Co., MO census Pg 163, Benjamin Walker --- Males 1 (0-5), 1 (5-10), 1 (20-30) --- Females 1 (0-5),
1 (20-30). - Found again on 1840 Census, Gasconade Co., Boulware Township, three lines below Wm Hawkins, Benjamin
Walker --- Males 1 (5-10), 1 (10-15), 1 (15-20), 1 (30-40) --- Females 1 (0-5), 1 (15-20), 1 (30-40). Any help with further
information on this family appreciated. Darlene Homme hommer@telusplanet.net
31 13/05/1997
From: Sue Hawkins
email
suehawkins@global2000.net
subject:
I am looking for members of my Dad's family, which we can for sure tell (from the 1870 census in Appanoose County, Iowa)
were in Missouri long enough to have 6 kids, then in Iowa long enough to have 2 more. Specifically, NOAH MORGAN
HAWKINS (my G-Granddad) and his forebears (his Dad was Alman/Almon Hawkins, poss fr Kentucky). If any one knows
anything... I am at suehawkins@global2000.net Thanks!! Sue Hawkins suehawkins@global2000.net
32 15/05/1997
From: Rhonda Hawkins
email
hawkins@atlcom.net
subject:
I'm seeking the ancestors of Littleberry Hawkins (b.c1806 NC) and wife Campassa (c1810 SC). Children from 1850
Paulding Co GA census are: Benjamin F. (1831), Hannah (c1831), John Thomas (1832), Augustus M (c1835), Sarah M
(c1838), Nancy E. (c1840), Emily J (c1842), and Thedous (1850). Benjamin F. Hawkins (22 Apr 1831 Buncombe SC- 9 Feb
1912 Polk Co GA). He married Druscilla McGregor in 1865 in Paulding Co Ga (a section that may have become annexed
by Polk by 1912). I have been able to find the following children for them-- my husband descends from Joseph: Fannie
(1866), Joseph Brown (1867), Richard Marion (1868), Mary and Martha (twins c1874), Sarah (c1870), Leila Ida (1879),
33 25/05/1997
From: stone
email
lakeanna@mnsinc.com
subject:
Hello. I just found something like a family tree. I can go back to Dr. JOHN FULLER HAWKINS AUG. 27 1817 to Oct.
22,1882 Then Dexter Arnold Hawkings Dec. 13, 1858 to June 21, l933. Also Dexter HawkinsMar. 19, 1761 to April 19,
1830. I'm Sheila Hawkins. Is there somewhere I can put all this newly found information to tie into your memory Hawkins
34 01/07/1997
From: Roger Hawkins
email
hawkinscr@cell2000.net
subject:
Recently, yesterday, I received a copy of a Bible of one of my ancestors. From this I found out that one of my ancestors
Benjamin Franklin Hawkins was born ten years earlier than I had him down for. That means he was three years old when his
"parents got married". Of course this means that they weren't his parents. I got this misinformation from a DAR (Daughters of
the American Revolution) application made by a women more than 60 years ago. It seems as though she must have fudged
on the dates in order to prove that she was related to a veteran of the revolution. So what this means is, I am back to square
one on my Hawkins geneology and that, at this time, I am not related to Sir John Hawkins. Here are the specifics so that you
can correct what is on your website. Benjamin Franklin Hawkins, wife Sarah Chambers Hawkins, is not a son of John
Hawkins and Sarah (Sallie) Macon Hawkins. Which means that all of the descendents of, and including this Benjamin
Franklin Hawkins, is incorrect and not related to Sir John Hawkins. The rest of the geneology that I sent you is correct but
unfortunately doesn't include my part of the family. I am terribly sorry for the inconvenience (I know this makes extra work
for you) but I thought that I had everything nailed down. >From a disappointed would be descendent. Roger Hawkins
35 04/07/1997
From: Jo Thiessen
email
Jogt@aol.com
subject:
I just today found your site, via a link I had on one of my KY county pages. This area has lots of Hawkins and Craigs who
descended from Mary Hawkins and Tolliver Craig. You have Tolliver Craig in your database, do you stop entering when
the surname changes, or are you also interested in descendants of the female Hawkins? I don't mean that I think you should
enter all the people who descended from Mary Hawkins Craig, but I would like you to know that there are some
well-documented databases of her descendants. My gedcom is at: http://members.aol.com/jogt/gregg/surnames.htm and the
county page to which I referred is at: http://www.netcom.com/~jog1/ScottCo.html Jo Thiessen jogt@aol.com and
36 04/07/1997
From: John R. Hawkins
email
hawkins@execpc.com
subject:
Very glad to see that someone has begun this research. I was especially pleased to see that you have included the Mary
Savery book from 1880! There is only one copy of this in the New York Public Library, and it is missing the genealogy
chart from the back of the book!! I have my own copy which was purchased from Books On Demand, Ann Arbor , Michigan,
USA 1-800-521-0600. They are most helpful. Also, I was able to obtain the Williamson book, from Lincoln Out-of-Print
Book Search, Rhode Island, USA 1-401-647-2825 or e-mail to lincbook@aol.com The edition of the Williamson book is
1949. My understanding is that an earlier version of the book existed at one time. Do you have a copy of the earlier
version? Finally, I have other information and some contacts via e-mail who will probably be interested in this research. I
just discovered your page, however, and haven't examined it thoroughly yet. Looking forward to reading it all. Very truly
yours, John R. Hawkins
37 04/07/1997
From: Mildred H. Forsyth
email
hilltopnan@kymtnnet.org
subject:
My Hawkins line goes as follows: John Hawkins, died before 1490 married Joan Amados, thier son William Hawkins, born
c. 1500, died 1554/5 married Joan Towne Trelawny, their son, Sir John Hawkins, born 1532 in Plymouth, England, died
November 12, 1595, married Joan Gonson, died July 1591, their son Sir Richard Hawkins, born 1561, died 1622, married
before 1590 Julia Hele, born 1570, died 1629,, their son, Richard Hawkins immigrant to VA, born 1605, married Mary, their
daughter, Elizabeth Hawkins, born 1635, married Humphrey Pope, died 1684 in Westmoreland co., VA. I'm not sure this is
right. Can anyone else confirm it? Nancy Forsyth in Kentucky
38 09/07/1997
From: Herb & Janet
email
wallaceh@worldnetla.net
subject:
My HAWKINS are the family of; JOHN COLEMAN HAWKINS b.c1786 Hampshire Co,Va. d.c 1863 Ky. SARAH
MARTHA BOND b.8 Feb 1782 Va. d.14 Jul !839 Ky. m.25 Mar 1808 Va. children; JOSEPH BOND HAWKINS b.c1809
Va. m.Jane Kelly JOHN COLEMAN HAWKINS JR. b.c 1811 Va. m.Mary Turnham DAVID HAWKINS b.22 Jan 1812 Va.d.
1 May 1891 Miller Co,Mo.m.Susan Wilker WILLIAM MILTON HAWKINS b.20 Jul 1815 Va. d.11 Sep 1862 Miller
Co,Mo. m. Catherine McCubbins 5 Oct 1837 Ky. FRANCES HAWKINS b.c1817 Va. m. George Payne PRESLEY
HAWKINS b.18 Feb 1819 Va.d.24 Jan 1859 Tx.buried Miller Co,Mo. m. Sarepta Ballard McCubbins 15 Jun 1843 Miller
Co,Mo. EPPY D.HAWKINS b.c 1822 Va. m.Emily Hawkins ELIZABETH HAWKINS b.c 1824 Va. m.Alfred DeVore
SARAH HAWKINS b.c1826 Va. m.Gabriel Thorpe NANCY JANE HAWKINS b.11 Feb 1828 d.19 Dec 1901 Miller
Co,Mo. m.David Caldwell Janet Karr Wallace
39 12/07/1997
From: Jean Hedges
email
jhedges@ntr.net
subject:
Hi, I'm searching the Hawkins family.I have an article The Hawkins Family Among America's Earliest Settlers by Lizzie
Hawkins Dean, I believe it was written 1934. Among the earlier settlers in the English Colony in America was William
Hawkins, one of the younger sons of Sir John Hawkins,a Rear Admiral in the British Navy under Queen Elizabeth. For his
glorious services in conquering the Spanish Armada, Queen Elizabeth gave Sir John Hawkins a large tract of land in what
is now both Orange and Culpepper counties in Va. It goes on with info on him, William Hawkins died 114 yrs old, had 12
sons.One founded Hawkinsville Tenn., another settled in Mississippi,and Reubin Hawkins and his wife Rebecca Edwards,
brought his family to Kentucky, this is my lineage.I'm trying to make this brief, I hope I'm not confusing you.If you have any
info on Rubin's family I would greatly appreciate hearing from you or anyone that is researching the family in Ky. I don't
know how I found your "Hawkins History," but it is without a doubt the most informative and interesting histoy of the
Hawkins family that I have read. Thank you for the work that you have put into this book. If there is anyone that would be
interested in the Hawkins in Ky., please let me know I will be happy to share the info that I have. Thanks Jean Hawkins
Hedges Louisville,KY.
40 21/07/1997
From: Bert Paredes
email
bparedes@cquad.com
subject:
My compliments on your Hawkins site. It is informative and well organized and contains an impressive amount of material.
My wife may be descended from the Admiral through the Mary Hawkins (daughter of John Hawkins and Mary Dewe) who
married Toliver Craig. How could we get a list of the data sources that were used to connect this Mary Hawkins back to the
Admiral? We have only been doing family research for two years, but have learned to collect sources for all our
genealogical assertions. This early period is new territory for us as none of the other lines we are researching goes beyond
1700 yet. FYI, Toliver Craig's family/descendants had at least 3 other Hawkins marriages in the next generation or so. It
41 28/07/1997
From:
email
bettyschn@aol.com
subject:
Dr. Thomas Jefferson Carr and his wife Cornelia Viola Rice are my great grandparents. Their daughter Viola Jefferson Carr b.
1-13-1890 d. 1-16-1919 m. 1-22-1908 Agustus Ferdinand Aron b. 10-2-1874 d. 8-29-1926. Their son Albert Aron b.
12-3-1918 d. 1-16-1994 is my father. Are you related to the Carr family?
42 02/08/1997
From: Sheri Lynn
Hawkins-Oliver
email
SLOLIVER33@aol.com
subject:
I've enjoyed all the Hawkins information available. Here is some more for your records. By the way, I have been told from my
father that my decendents are also from Sir John Hawkins. You will note both my father and grandfather share William as
their middle name. My Grandfather (Deceased): Lawrence William Hawkins of Baltimore, Maryland My Grandmother:
Mildred F. Hawkins of Baltimore, Maryland My Father: Lawrence William Hawkins of Baltimore, Maryland My Mother:
Janice G. Weinreich-Hawkins of Baltimore, Maryland Me: Sheri Lynn Hawkins-Oliver of Laurel, Maryland (married
previously to Tom A. Andrejak) My Husband (2nd): Robert L. Oliver My daughter (from 1st marriage): Callie A. Andrejak
My Sister: Crystal L. Hawkins-Ey of Bel Air, Maryland Sister's Husband: Jeffrey A. Ey of Bel Air, Maryland My Nephew
(their son): Benjamin Hawkins Ey Please let me know if you need anymore information.
43 03/08/1997
From: Teresa M. Rozich
email
subject:
I descend from John Hawkins, son of Philemon, who married Mary Wyatt. It was their daughter Mary Hawkins who married
Nathaniel Bullock, parents of Anne Bullock who married Joseph Lumpkin. Joseph Lumpkin had daughters Mary and
Martha Lumpkin, who both married KIMBELLs in GA. Can you help here? I'm fairly new to the Hawkins stuff (and hope I
haven't left out a Joseph Lumpkin in my description).. Teresa Maro Rozich Maro.Net http://www.maro.net Kimball
Genealogy Online http://www.maro.net/teresa/kimbell Warren Co NC GenWeb http://www.lofthouse.com/warren Butts
Co GA GenWeb http://www.lofthouse.com/USA/ga/butts
44 06/08/1997
From:
email
Agd2Prfctn@aol.com
subject:
HAWKINS, Vera b1930 Tulsa,Tulsa, OK. Father Fred HAWKINS, b 1904 ìor 06, in\nWarwick OK. d some time in
1990's. Father John Henryì Hawkins, b? d 22 May\n1935, Tulsa OK. md 1st indian girl name ìunknown, or half indian
have heard\nboth, 2nd Mary Elizabeth
45 10/08/1997
From: david miller
email
dmgen@worldnet.att.net
subject:
I am looking for information on Ephraim Hawkins, born in 1809 Virginia and then moving to Ohio. Any matching?
46 15/08/1997
From: Bert Paredes
email
bert@cquad.com
subject:
The Hawkins Web Site is very impressive. You have done an outstanding job. My wife, Dr. Katherine Blacklock, and I
have been researching her genealogy and have established her direct descent from Toliver Craig, husband of Mary Hawkins.
According to the information on your site, that makes her a direct descendant of Admiral Sir John Hawkins. We had been
unable so far to make the connection from Mary Hawkins back to Sir John.(Mary Hawkins - John Hawkins & Mary Long -
John Hawkins & Mary Dewe - John Sidney Hawkins & Hester Richards - Richard Hawkins & Mary Hele - Sir John
Hawkins & Katherine Gonson) All we had determined is that her father's name was John.Would it be possible for you to
share with us the sources of information that were used to establish these links? We would be more than willing to provide
47 17/08/1997
From: Betty Aron Schneider
email
bettyschn@aol.com
subject:
Hi, I came across your entry of the name THOMAS JEFFERSON CARR. He is my great grandfather on my Dad's mother's
side. His daughter was VIOLA JEFFERSON CARR and she married AGUSTUS FERDINAND ARON son of ALBERT
ARON and TERESA HEGMAN. I am very interested in anything you have and I am willing to share. Betty Aron Schneider
BettySchn@aol.com 10431 Baywood Avenue San Diego, California 92126-3324 (619)271-5686
48 19/08/1997
From: Teresa M. Rozich
email
teresa@maro.net
subject:
Hi. I'm a descendant of John Hawkins and Mary Wyatt. Their daughter, Mary Hawkins married Nathaniel Bullock. I also
head the Warren Co NC USGenWeb project, and have added a couple HAWKINS family bibles of late.
http://www.lofthouse.com/warren/bibles/hawkins.htm Philemon Hawkins (son of Philemon Hawkins and Deliah Martin)
http://www.lofthouse.com/warren/bibles/hawk2.htm Thomas Hawkins of Warrenton NC. (doesn't show up on the list, but
bet he's a descendant of the same Philemon as above). My line from John: John Hawkins Mary Hawkins married Nathaniel
Bulllock Anne Bullock married Joseph Lumpkin Jr Martha Lumpkin married Joseph Walker Kimbell Cornelius Kimbell
married Mattie Cole John Henry Kimbell married Claudia Earl Roquemore Mattie Clyde Kimbell (My grandmother, still
living). Teresa Maro Rozich Maro.Net http://www.maro.net Kimball Genealogy Online
http://www.maro.net/teresa/kimbell Warren Co NC GenWeb http://www.lofthouse.com/warren Butts Co GA GenWeb
49 21/08/1997
From: Gary Kueber
email
GaryDottyKueber@worldnet.att.net
subject:
am a Hawkins descendent through Toliver Craig, Sr. and Mary Hawkins who were 7-greats grandparents of mine. However,
I do not know that I have any information of interest to you. I very much appreciate the information I found here on the
Hawkins line. Gary Kueber
50 01/09/1997
From: Terry Rensberger
email
trensber@skyenet.net
subject:
Hi! I found your address on the Net and am wondering if you have any knowledge of my ancestor. His name was William
Jefferson Hawkins, b 1830 in In or Ohio. He married Serepta Williams in Crawford Co., In in 1861 and he lived there near
Leavenworth until he died in 1870-1873. Thanks for your consideration in this matter. Sharon Rensberger
51 07/09/1997
From: Pat Patterson
email
patpnyc@escape.com
subject:
Hi, I can't address you by name because I didn't find it - but I think we have similar aims on the web! I'm trying to gather
info on Sir John Hawkins descendants and also post collected Hawkins records, particularly from the eastern third of the
US, to help other searchers. Would you list my pages? And I'll gladly add links to your pages, wherever you prefer them to
be. If you yourself tie into Sir John's descent, I'd like to include some of your info or link from my chart to yours at
appropriate locations. (Your call, obviously!) I myself do NOT have a proven descent from JH. It's just family tradition and
I'd like to find out for sure, some day!
http://www.patpnyc.com/ Homepage
http://www.patpnyc.com/hawkins.htm Hawkins queries, interactive http://www.patpnyc.com/hawk-fam.htm Story of my
line in MO http://www.patpnyc.com/md-imm.htm Early MD immigrants incl. H's http://www.patpnyc.com/hawk-imm.htm
Early H's in VA http://www.patpnyc.com/marrhawk.htm H marriages, eastern US mostly Please visit! Pat Patterson
addresses updated Oct 2003
52 08/09/1997
From: Ron Wortham
email
RonWortham@aol.com
subject:
CREED is a name that has been honored in our lines here in the states. I would be honored if you would share your
GEDCOM with me. I will be happy to do the same if you wish. My project statement is attached. Regards, Ron Wortham
Route 1 Box 1-A Sadler, TX USA 76264-9701 PS Do you know anything of an old castle on a bend of the Bibble river once
used as an abbey? This was once Wortham (Pen-Wortham) property, I believe.
53 21/09/1997
From: Kenneth Hawkins
email
13ncinf@classic.msn.com
subject:
James W. Hawkins, born in NC ca. 1800 and living in 1850 in Mecklenburg Co. NC with his wife Mary (also NC native b.
1806) is the earliest in my line. Two of his sons Joseph P. b. 1837 and Fields b. 1841 served in 13th NC Infantry
throughout Civil War. In ca. 1868 the former married Emily Eliz. Simpson b. NC 1839 and my Hawkins line descended from
them in and around Charlotte into the 1920s: James F. 1873-1913 married Ida E. Auten b. 1877> Robert Gaither b. 1898
married Ethel ? ca. 1917 in Charlotte and Ina Mae Lamb ca. 1925 in Chicago and Alvina Brock in Chicago date unknown. I
suspect but do not know that James W. Hawkins descends from a Hawkins line that arrived in northeastern counties of NC
ca. 1790s from VA. I will gladly trade info and assistance. Thanks, Ken Hawkins, Washington DC
54 22/09/1997
From: Kenneth Hawkins
email
13ncinf@classic.msn.com
subject:
Im looking for my any living descendents of ROBERT GAITHER HAWKINS, b. 1898, near Charlotte NC, d. 1968 in
Chicago. His first marriage was ca. 1917 to Ethel ? and they had children Mildred b. 1917 and Erskine b. 1919. His second
marriage was to Ina Mae Lamb, b. 1903 in AL, they were married ca. 1925 in Chicago, and had one son Robert Edward
Hawkins, b. 1931. They divorced and Robert Gaither Hawkins ran a general cement contracting business in Chicago. He
married Alvina Brock, dates unknown, and they had at least two boys, one named Bobby. They ran a fishing and hunting
lodge in Spooner WISC throughout the 1950s and early 1960s. I would very much like to get in touch with any
descendents of ROBERT GAITHER HAWKINS to share genealogical information. Thanks, Ken Hawkins. Washington
55 16/10/1997
From: MRS BARBARA J
MCCLANAHAN
email
KGXG41A@prodigy.com
subject:
Subject: John Hawkins of Burke/McDowell Co., NC Have been trying to connect this John Hawkins with ANYBODY for
25 years! He is believed to have been born ca 1783 in NC or VA. He married Elizabeth Jamison in Burke Co., NC,
27-May-1809. They appear to have had a large family, per the censuses, with a large number of females. The only child's
name I am sure of is that of my ancestor Samuel who was their youngest son. John and Elizabeth's land appears to have been
in that part of Burke Co. which became part of McDowel when it was created in 1842. John died 4-MAR-1870 and
Elizabeth 4- JUN-1869 and both are buried in the Providence cemetery in McDowell Co. A family story says that "two
Hawkins brothers came to this country and one went to live with the Indians. The other one was our ancestor." Can anyone
56 20/10/1997
From: Wayne Hawkins
email
red1@voyager.net
subject:
fROM Wayne Freeman Hawkins Jr. Although I don't know that I am or not a descendent of Sir John Hawkins but my third
great grandfather was a John Hawkins from Oxfordshire County, England. I don't have any information on his birth or death,
but he married Ann Krune that died December 2, 1884. They had four children (that I know of). Edward Hawkins, Effie
Hawkins, Jane Hawkins and a brother unknown. Edward Hawkins born August 16, 1830 in Stratton Audley England. He
married Ann Freeman born January 25, 1831 in Chesterton England. Edward was a stable worker while living in England
and lived in a home built of stone. There children were: Thomas E born August 9, 1855 Stratton Audley England, Edwin
born February 25, 1857 Stratton Audley, Harry E born September 25, 11859 Stratton Audley, William born ?, Mary E born
August 22, 1863, George born October 8, 1865, Sarah born in 1874 in Canada, and three childred had died in England. The
family came to North America in 1874 and worked there way over in class C storage, in the lower section of the boat where
the animals and freight were stored. Edward had a brother and their family came with them. They had lived in Canada and
worked for the government to help pay the cost of the trip from England and afterwards came to Michigan, USA, and applied
for naturalization papers. Ann (Freeman) Hawkins was injured on the ocean trip and because of it she died in 1883. Edward
Hawkins later re-married Sarah Johnson, and setteled in Hudson Michigan, USA. I would appreciate any information that
anyone could help in finding further information on the Hawkins Family History. red1@voyager.net
57 30/10/1997
From: Roger Hawkins
email
roger.hawkins@hds.com
subject:
http://www.chartiers.com/beers-project/articles/hawkins-378.html
http://www.state.pa.us/PA_Exec/Military_Affairs/1-110th/110hist.htm Roger Hawkins son of Harry Wayne Hawkins son
of Samuel R Hawkins related to Col. Alexander Hawkins of the 110th Pennsylvania Infantry
58 27/11/1997
From: Teresa Marie Maro Rozich
email
WTHR1@aol.com
subject:
Hi. Are you interested in more data to add to your online gedcom? I have some of the descendants of John Hawkins who
married Mary Wyatt. I have enclosed a descendants chart. This DOES, however, include those living descendants as well,
but that was more to let you know where I fit in (Teresa Marie Maro Rozich) The descendants are as follows: Hawkins 1
John HAWKINS John{XE "HAWKINS:John (1717- )"} was born Gloucester Co., Virginia 28 Sep 1717. May have been
Charles City Co., Virginia He{XE "HAWKINS:John (1717- )"} married Mary WYATT{XE "WYATT:Mary (1726- )"} abt
1743. 2 Mary HAWKINS Mary{XE "HAWKINS:Mary (ABT 1746-1830)"} was born in Granville Co., North Carolina Abt
1746. She{XE "HAWKINS:Mary (ABT 1746-1830)"} married Nathaniel BULLOCK{XE "BULLOCK:Nathaniel (ABT
1740-1804)"} in Granville Co., North Carolina, August 12, 1760. Filed in Marriage Bonds at Oxford, Granville Co, NC,
Nathaniel Bullock & Mary Hawkins, August 12, 1760, consent of John hawkins, Father of Mary. Early American
Marriages: Atlantic South Bullock, Nathaniel married Hawkins, Mary on 12 Aug 1760 in Granville County, North
Carolina Mary{XE "HAWKINS:Mary (ABT 1746-1830)"} died 1830 Ogelthorpe Co., Georgia, at 84 years of age. 3
Hawkins BULLOCK 3 Susan BULLOCK 3 Frances BULLOCK 3 Agetha BULLOCK 3 Wyatt BULLOCK 3 John
BULLOCK 3 Anne BULLOCK Anne{XE "BULLOCK:Anne (ABT 1775-AFT 1841)"} was born in Wilkes Co., Georgia
Abt 1775. She{XE "BULLOCK:Anne (ABT 1775-AFT 1841)"} married Joseph LUMPKIN Jr.{XE "LUMPKIN:Joseph, Jr.
(ABT 1779-ABT 1841)"} Ogelthorpe Co., Georgia, 07 Mar, 1804. Anne{XE "BULLOCK:Anne (ABT 1775-AFT 1841)"}
died aft 1841. 4 MARTHA LUMPKIN MARTHA{XE "LUMPKIN:MARTHA ( -ABT 1895)"} died about 1895. 5
ELIZABETH A KIMBELL ELIZABETH{XE "KIMBELL:ELIZABETH A (1842-dec.)"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co,
Georgia 1842. 5 JOSEPH KIMBELL JOSEPH{XE "KIMBELL:JOSEPH (1844-dec.)"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co,
Georgia 1844. 5 FINNEY KIMBELL FINNEY{XE "KIMBELL:FINNEY (1846-dec.)"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co,
Georgia 1846. 5 JAMES L KIMBELL JAMES{XE "KIMBELL:JAMES L (1848-dec.)"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co,
Georgia 1848. 5 JOHN KIMBELL JOHN{XE "KIMBELL:JOHN (1850-dec.)"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co, Georgia
1850. 5 MARY KIMBELL MARY{XE "KIMBELL:MARY (1852-dec.)"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co, Georgia 1852. 5
COLUMBUS I KIMBELL COLUMBUS{XE "KIMBELL:COLUMBUS I (1854-dec.)"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co,
Georgia 1854. 5 HIRAM C KIMBELL HIRAM{XE "KIMBELL:HIRAM C (1856-dec.)"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co,
Georgia 1856. 5 CORNELIUS ANDREW KIMBELL CORNELIUS{XE "KIMBELL:CORNELIUS ANDREW
(1858-1919)"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co, Georgia August 12, 1858. He{XE "KIMBELL:CORNELIUS ANDREW
(1858-1919)"} married MARTHA JANE COLE{XE "COLE:MARTHA JANE (1860-1933)"} in Butts County, Georgia,
June 15, 1880. CORNELIUS{XE "KIMBELL:CORNELIUS ANDREW (1858-1919)"} died 1919 at 60 years of age. 6 IDA
ARDELLA KIMBALL IDA{XE "KIMBALL:IDA ARDELLA (1880-1959)"} was born in Henry Co, Georgia November
11, 1880. IDA{XE "KIMBALL:IDA ARDELLA (1880-1959)"} died February 21, 1959 at 78 years of age. 6 CARRIE
KIMBALL CARRIE{XE "KIMBALL:CARRIE (1882-dec.)"} was born in Henry Co, Georgia February 4, 1882. 6 JOHN
HENRY KIMBELL JOHN{XE "KIMBELL:JOHN HENRY (1883-1920)"} was born in Henry Co, Georgia February 4,
1883. He{XE "KIMBELL:JOHN HENRY (1883-1920)"} married CLAUDIA EARL ROQUEMORE{XE
"ROQUEMORE:CLAUDIA EARL (1884-1947)"} in Jackson, Butts Co, Georgia, November 17, 1907. JOHN{XE
"KIMBELL:JOHN HENRY (1883-1920)"} died August 18, 1920 in Jackson, Butts Co, Georgia, at 37 years of age. 7
DOYLE CARLTON KIMBELL DOYLE{XE "KIMBELL:DOYLE CARLTON (1909-1973)"} was born in Forsyth,
Monroe County, Georgia September 3, 1909. DOYLE{XE "KIMBELL:DOYLE CARLTON (1909-1973)"} died Mar 1973
at 63 years of age. 7 JOHN ZELLNER KIMBELL JOHN{XE "KIMBELL:JOHN ZELLNER (1911-1963)"} was born in
Forsyth, Monroe County, Georgia April 28, 1911. JOHN{XE "KIMBELL:JOHN ZELLNER (1911-1963)"} died November
13, 1963 in Forsyth, Monroe County, Georgia, at 52 years of age. 7 MATTIE CLYDE KIMBELL MATTIE{XE
"KIMBELL:MATTIE CLYDE (1915- )"} was born in Jackson, Butts Co, Georgia September 20, 1915. She{XE
"KIMBELL:MATTIE CLYDE (1915- )"} married JOHN CLARENCE DORSEY{XE "DORSEY:JOHN CLARENCE
(1911-1968)"} in FULTON CO, GEORGIA, November 23, 1935. 8 DAN ALLEN DORSEY DAN{XE "DORSEY:DAN
ALLEN (1937- )"} was born in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia April 16, 1937. He{XE "DORSEY:DAN ALLEN (1937- )"}
married JO ANN THRASHER{XE "THRASHER:JO ANN (1932- )"} in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia, July 19, 1959. 9
CHARLES ALLEN DORSEY CHARLES{XE "DORSEY:CHARLES ALLEN (1951- )"} was born January 1, 1951. 9
MICHAEL EDWARD DORSEY MICHAEL{XE "DORSEY:MICHAEL EDWARD (1952- )"} was born September 27,
1952. 9 SANDRA LYNN DORSEY SANDRA{XE "DORSEY:SANDRA LYNN (1970- )"} was born in Atlanta, Fulton
Co., Georgia January 28, 1970. 8 BARBARA HELEN DORSEY BARBARA{XE "DORSEY:BARBARA HELEN (1940-
)"} was born in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia July 2, 1940. She{XE "DORSEY:BARBARA HELEN (1940- )"} married
WILLIAM EARL PERRY{XE "PERRY:WILLIAM EARL (1939- )"} in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia, July 10, 1959. 9
WILLIAM EARL PERRY JR WILLIAM{XE "PERRY:WILLIAM EARL, JR (1962- )"} was born in Atlanta, Fulton Co.,
Georgia March 7, 1962. 9 MICHAEL THOMAS PERRY MICHAEL{XE "PERRY:MICHAEL THOMAS (1964- )"} was
born in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia March 20, 1964. 8 Marie Elaine DORSEY Marie{XE "DORSEY:Marie Elaine (1943-
)"} was born in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia January 20, 1943. She{XE "DORSEY:Marie Elaine (1943- )"} married Lee
Alton MARO{XE "MARO:Lee Alton (1941- )"} in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia, December 21, 1967. 9 Robert John MARO
He{XE "MARO:Robert John (1961- )"} married Stephanie Kay KENNEDY{XE "KENNEDY:Stephanie Kay (1964- )"}.
Robert{XE "MARO:Robert John (1961- )"} was born in FT MCPHERSON, ATLANTA, FULTON CO, GEORGIA April
15, 1961. He{XE "MARO:Robert John (1961- )"} married Paula MCALLISTER{XE "McAllister:Paula ( - )"} 1986. 10
Alicia Sheree MARO Alicia{XE "MARO:Alicia Sheree (1987- )"} was born Huntsville, Madison Co., Alabama August 19,
1987. 10 Alexis Brooke MARO Alexis{XE "MARO:Alexis Brooke (1995- )"} was born Marietta Georgia March 26, 1995.
10 Christopher John Andrew MARO Christopher{XE "MARO:Christopher John Andrew (1996- )"} was born Marietta
Georgia May 31, 1996. Chrisopher John Andrew uses the name of Andrew. 9 Teresa Marie MARO Teresa{XE
"MARO:Teresa Marie (1962- )"} was born in Ft. McPherson, Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia June 16, 1962. She{XE
"MARO:Teresa Marie (1962- )"} married Douglas Michael ROZICH{XE "ROZICH:Douglas Michael (1962- )"} in Rantoul,
Champaign Co., Illinois, March 21, 1987. They were married in the Chanute Air Force Base chapel, by Chaplain
Christensen. 9 Anthony Wallace MARO Anthony{XE "MARO:Anthony Wallace (1971- )"} was born in FT BELVOIR,
VIRGINIA March 3, 1971. 8 WILLIAM HENRY DORSEY WILLIAM{XE "DORSEY:WILLIAM HENRY (1945- )"} was
born in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia November 18, 1945. He{XE "DORSEY:WILLIAM HENRY (1945- )"} married JUDY
PRICE{XE "PRICE:JUDY ( -dec.)"} April 5, 1968. He{XE "DORSEY:WILLIAM HENRY (1945- )"} married PATRICIA
MADEE YOUNG{XE "YOUNG:PATRICIA MADEE ( -dec.)"} December 21, 1974. 9 WILLIAM HENRY DORSEY JR
WILLIAM{XE "DORSEY:WILLIAM HENRY, JR (1977- )"} was born February 26, 1977. 9 Drew DORSEY Drew{XE
"DORSEY:Drew (1980- )"} was born in Florida 1980. 8 JOHNNY RAY DORSEY He{XE "DORSEY:JOHNNY RAY
(1954- )"} married Anne{XE ":Anne ( -dec.)"} in California. JOHNNY{XE "DORSEY:JOHNNY RAY (1954- )"} was born
in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia November 26, 1954. 9 SAMUEL DORSEY SAMUEL{XE "DORSEY:SAMUEL (1995- )"}
was born in California October 1995. 6 ALMA ELSIE KIMBALL ALMA{XE "KIMBALL:ALMA ELSIE (1885-dec.)"}
was born in Forsyth, Monroe County, Georgia February 24, 1885. 6 HUGH LUMPKIN KIMBELL HUGH{XE
"KIMBELL:HUGH LUMPKIN (1887-1961)"} was born in Forsyth, Monroe County, Georgia March 10, 1887. HUGH{XE
"KIMBELL:HUGH LUMPKIN (1887-1961)"} died January 11, 1961 at 73 years of age. 6 JOSEPH WASHINGTON
KIMBELL JOSEPH{XE "KIMBELL:JOSEPH WASHINGTON (1889-1965)"} was born in Forsyth, Monroe County,
Georgia June 2, 1889. JOSEPH{XE "KIMBELL:JOSEPH WASHINGTON (1889-1965)"} died Oct 1965 in Georgia, at 76
years of age. 6 WILLIAM GRADY KIMBELL WILLIAM{XE "KIMBELL:WILLIAM GRADY (1891-1959)"} was born in
Forsyth, Monroe County, Georgia March 16, 1891. WILLIAM{XE "KIMBELL:WILLIAM GRADY (1891-1959)"} died
May 1, 1959 at 68 years of age. 6 CHARLES TILLSMAN KIMBELL CHARLES{XE "KIMBELL:CHARLES TILLSMAN
(1893-1946)"} was born in Forsyth, Monroe County, Georgia April 26, 1893. CHARLES{XE "KIMBELL:CHARLES
TILLSMAN (1893-1946)"} died June 19, 1946 at 53 years of age. 6 MINNIE B KIMBALL MINNIE{XE
"KIMBALL:MINNIE B (1895-1950)"} was born in Forsyth, Monroe County, Georgia August 18, 1895. MINNIE{XE
"KIMBALL:MINNIE B (1895-1950)"} died August 15, 1950 at 54 years of age. 6 ROBERT OSCAR KIMBELL
ROBERT{XE "KIMBELL:ROBERT OSCAR (1897-1953)"} was born in Forsyth, Monroe County, Georgia December 8,
1897. ROBERT{XE "KIMBELL:ROBERT OSCAR (1897-1953)"} died September 29, 1953 at 55 years of age. 4 MARY
PITTMAN LUMPKIN MARY{XE "LUMPKIN:MARY PITTMAN (1810-1888)"} was born in OGLETHORPE CO,
GEORGIA March 16, 1810. She{XE "LUMPKIN:MARY PITTMAN (1810-1888)"} married JOHN THOMAS
KIMBELL{XE "KIMBELL:JOHN THOMAS (1814-1899)"} in Ogelthorpe County, Georgia, March 27, 1834. MARY{XE
"LUMPKIN:MARY PITTMAN (1810-1888)"} died January 26, 1888 in Butts Co, Georgia, at 77 years of age. 5 JAMES
GIDEON KIMBELL JAMES{XE "KIMBELL:JAMES GIDEON (1827-1912)"} was born in Ogelthorpe County, Georgia
May 1, 1827. He{XE "KIMBELL:JAMES GIDEON (1827-1912)"} married FRANCES SIMS{XE "SIMS:FRANCES (
-dec.)"} in Butts Co, Georgia, November 24, 1847. JAMES{XE "KIMBELL:JAMES GIDEON (1827-1912)"} died February
25, 1912 at 84 years of age. 6 Lilla James KIMBELL 5 WILLIAM JOSEPH KIMBELL WILLIAM{XE
"KIMBELL:WILLIAM JOSEPH (1835-1914)"} was born in Ogelthorpe County, Georgia May 17, 1835. He{XE
"KIMBELL:WILLIAM JOSEPH (1835-1914)"} married ANGELINE ANTINETT CURRY{XE "CURRY:ANGELINE
ANTINETT (1835-1917)"} in Butts Co, Georgia, December 11, 1855. WILLIAM{XE "KIMBELL:WILLIAM JOSEPH
(1835-1914)"} died November 26, 1914 in GEORGIA, at 79 years of age. 6 FANNIE KIMBELL 6 ELIZABETH KIMBELL
6 MARY WATTS KIMBELL MARY{XE "KIMBELL:MARY WATTS (1856-dec.)"} was born November 4, 1856. She{XE
"KIMBELL:MARY WATTS (1856-dec.)"} married GOODMAN S THOMPSON{XE "THOMPSON:GOODMAN S
(1852-dec.)"} November 28, 1873. 7 URSULA THOMPSON URSULA{XE "THOMPSON:URSULA (1874-dec.)"} was
born May 1874. 7 JOHN W THOMPSON JOHN{XE "THOMPSON:JOHN W (1876-dec.)"} was born 1876. 7 SHAW
THOMPSON SHAW{XE "THOMPSON:SHAW (ABT 1878-dec.)"} was born about 1878. 7 MARY 0. THOMPSON
MARY{XE "THOMPSON:MARY 0. (1881-dec.)"} was born 1881. 7 GENEVA THOMPSON GENEVA{XE
"THOMPSON:GENEVA (1884-1974)"} was born September 1884. GENEVA{XE "THOMPSON:GENEVA
(1884-1974)"} died 1974 at 89 years of age. 8 PEARL DODSON PEARL{XE "DODSON:PEARL ( -dec.)"} was born
MAY 5, 1915. 9 BILLIE CRISP BILLIE{XE "CRISP:BILLIE (ABT 1933- )"} was born about 1933. 9 FLORIDA CRISP
FLORIDA{XE "CRISP:FLORIDA (1936- )"} was born 1936. 9 CLAY CRISP CLAY{XE "CRISP:CLAY (1938- )"} was
born 1938. 9 RICHARD CRISP RICHARD{XE "CRISP:RICHARD (ABT 1940- )"} was born about 1940. 8 WILLIAM
ALMOND DODSON WILLIAM{XE "DODSON:WILLIAM ALMOND (1907-1969)"} was born 1907. WILLIAM{XE
"DODSON:WILLIAM ALMOND (1907-1969)"} died 1969 at 62 years of age. 9 BERNICE DODSON BERNICE{XE
"DODSON:BERNICE (ABT 1942- )"} was born about 1942. 8 LILLIAN ATRICE DODSON LILLIAN{XE
"DODSON:LILLIAN ATRICE (1908-1993)"} was born January 12, 1908. LILLIAN{XE "DODSON:LILLIAN ATRICE
(1908-1993)"} died 1993 at 85 years of age. 9 JAMES LAWRENCE WEEKS JAMES{XE "WEEKS:JAMES LAWRENCE
(1929- )"} was born 1929. 10 SUSAN WEEKS 10 JAMES LAWRENCE JR WEEKS JAMES{XE "WEEKS:JAMES
LAWRENCE JR (1951- )"} was born July 18, 1951. 9 PAT WEEKS PAT{XE "WEEKS:PAT (ABT 1930- )"} was born
about 1930. 10 GREG GAFFNEY 10 DAVID CLAYTON GAFFNEY DAVID{XE "GAFFNEY:DAVID CLAYTON
(1954- )"} was born August 9, 1954. 11 DAVID CLAYTON GAFFNEY JR DAVID{XE "GAFFNEY:DAVID CLAYTON,
JR (1974- )"} was born May 9, 1974. 12 CHELSEA SIMONE GAFFNEY CHELSEA{XE "GAFFNEY:CHELSEA
SIMONE ( -dec.)"} was born JULY 10, 1992. 11 KELLY LORRAINE GAFFNEY ANDERSON KELLY{XE
"GAFFNEY:KELLY LORRAINE, ANDERSON (1978- )"} was born May 26, 1978. 10 CHRIS GAFFNEY CHRIS{XE
"GAFFNEY:CHRIS (1960- )"} was born 1960. 11 CHRISTY GAFFNEY CHRISTY{XE "GAFFNEY:CHRISTY (1981- )"}
was born May 26, 1981. 11 CHRISTOPHER JAMES GAFFNEY CHRISTOPHER{XE "GAFFNEY:CHRISTOPHER
JAMES (1983- )"} was born December 9, 1983. 11 MATTHEW MCCAULLA GAFFNEY MATTHEW{XE
"GAFFNEY:MATTHEW MCCAULLA (1989- )"} was born December 11, 1989. 11 ELLEN GRACE GAFFNEY
ELLEN{XE "GAFFNEY:ELLEN GRACE (1992- )"} was born January 8, 1992. 10 TODD MICHAEL GAFFNEY
TODD{XE "GAFFNEY:TODD MICHAEL (1960- )"} was born 1960. 11 DUSTIN MICAHEL GAFFNEY DUSTIN{XE
"GAFFNEY:DUSTIN MICAHEL (1984- )"} was born August 24, 1984. 9 ANNETTE WEEKS ANNETTE{XE
"WEEKS:ANNETTE (1933- )"} was born 1933. 9 DAVID MICHAEL WEEKS DAVID{XE "WEEKS:DAVID MICHAEL
(1942- )"} was born December 7, 1942. 10 KIM MICHELLE WEEKS KIM{XE "WEEKS:KIM MICHELLE (1962- )"} was
born May 16, 1962. 10 MELANIE KAY WEEKS MELANIE{XE "WEEKS:MELANIE KAY (1966- )"} was born January
19, 1966. 11 KATHERINE MICHELLE RYAN KATHERINE{XE "RYAN:KATHERINE MICHELLE (1991- )"} was
born September 26, 1991. 10 TERRY MICHAEL WEEKS TERRY{XE "WEEKS:TERRY MICHAEL (1971- )"} was born
May 6, 1971. 8 MARY DODSON MARY{XE "DODSON:MARY (1909- )"} was born 1909. 8 ANNIE LAURA DODSON
ANNIE{XE "DODSON:ANNIE LAURA (1911-1980)"} was born 1911. ANNIE{XE "DODSON:ANNIE LAURA
(1911-1980)"} died 1980 at 69 years of age. 9 WILLIAM EARL ROOKS WILLIAM{XE "ROOKS:WILLIAM EARL
(1928- )"} was born March 6, 1928. He{XE "ROOKS:WILLIAM EARL (1928- )"} married PATSY MORRIS{XE
"MORRIS:PATSY ( -dec.)"} about 1948. He{XE "ROOKS:WILLIAM EARL (1928- )"} married VIRGINIA LEE
BURNS{XE "BURNS:VIRGINIA LEE ( -dec.)"} about 1953. 10 ALAN DAVID ROOKS ALAN{XE "ROOKS:ALAN
DAVID (1950- )"} was born September 9, 1950. 10 JAQUELIN LYNN ROOKS JAQUELIN{XE "ROOKS:JAQUELIN
LYNN (1951- )"} was born November 30, 1951. 10 STEPHEN ALAN ROOKS STEPHEN{XE "ROOKS:STEPHEN
ALAN (1958- )"} was born May 2, 1958. 11 DIANA LUCY ROOKS DIANA{XE "ROOKS:DIANA LUCY (1979- )"} was
born September 1979. 11 ERICA ROOKS ERICA{XE "ROOKS:ERICA (1982- )"} was born February 1982. 10 KIM
ELIZABETH ROOKS KIM{XE "ROOKS:KIM ELIZABETH (1959- )"} was born May 12, 1959. 11 JOSEPH TIMOTHY
ALIOSIO JOSEPH{XE "ALIOSIO:JOSEPH TIMOTHY (1986- )"} was born April 9, 1986. 11 NICOLE JANET ALIOSIO
NICOLE{XE "ALIOSIO:NICOLE JANET (1988- )"} was born January 2, 1988. 9 VICTOR BERT ROOKS VICTOR{XE
"ROOKS:VICTOR BERT (1930- )"} was born October 18, 1930. 10 ROBIN VICKI ROOKS ROBIN{XE "ROOKS:ROBIN
VICKI (1954- )"} was born April 20, 1954. 11 JUSTIN FOREST REEVES JUSTIN{XE "REEVES:JUSTIN FOREST (1979-
)"} was born December 4, 1979. 11 CAMERON THOMAS BLACK CAMERON{XE "BLACK:CAMERON THOMAS
(1989- )"} was born February 4, 1989. 10 STEPHEN CORBIN ROOKS STEPHEN{XE "ROOKS:STEPHEN CORBIN
(1955- )"} was born November 19, 1955. 11 JASON CORBIN ROOKS JASON{XE "ROOKS:JASON CORBIN (1978- )"}
was born February 16, 1978. 11 CORBIN SHANE ROOKS CORBIN{XE "ROOKS:CORBIN SHANE (1990- )"} was born
December 5, 1990. 11 SAMUEL ISAAC ROOKS SAMUEL{XE "ROOKS:SAMUEL ISAAC (1995- )"} was born July 3,
1995. 10 CAROL ELIZABETH ROOKS CAROL{XE "ROOKS:CAROL ELIZABETH (1959- )"} was born April 22, 1959.
11 STEPHEN MATTHEW PORTER STEPHEN{XE "PORTER:STEPHEN MATTHEW (1993- )"} was born July 2, 1993.
9 GERALD ARNOLD ROOKS GERALD{XE "ROOKS:GERALD ARNOLD (1934- )"} was born July 11, 1934. 10
VIRGINIA ANNE ROOKS VIRGINIA{XE "ROOKS:VIRGINIA ANNE (1957- )"} was born August 25, 1957. 11
JEFFREY STEVEN VYAIN JEFFREY{XE "VYAIN:JEFFREY STEVEN (1983- )"} was born December 13, 1983. 11
ALEXA LYNNE VYAIN ALEXA{XE "VYAIN:ALEXA LYNNE (1989- )"} was born January 10, 1989. 10 SUSAN
LYNNE ROOKS SUSAN{XE "ROOKS:SUSAN LYNNE (1959- )"} was born January 24, 1959. 10 GERALD ARNOLD
ROOKS JR GERALD{XE "ROOKS:GERALD ARNOLD, JR (1961- )"} was born August 7, 1961. 11 DRU MARIE
ROOKS DRU{XE "ROOKS:DRU MARIE (1986- )"} was born July 14, 1986. 11 JUSTIN JAMES ROOKS JUSTIN{XE
"ROOKS:JUSTIN JAMES (1990- )"} was born May 24, 1990. 8 KATIE LOUISE DODSON KATIE{XE "DODSON:KATIE
LOUISE (1913-1974)"} was born September 4, 1913. KATIE{XE "DODSON:KATIE LOUISE (1913-1974)"} died 1974
at 60 years of age. 8 RUTH DODSON RUTH{XE "DODSON:RUTH (1919- )"} was born May 6, 1919. 9 NANCY LOUISE
CARTER NANCY{XE "CARTER:NANCY LOUISE (1944- )"} was born March 10, 1944. 10 LISA KATHLEEN
CRANSTON LISA{XE "CRANSTON:LISA KATHLEEN (1965- )"} was born May 10, 1965. 11 CHRISTOPHER
59 15/02/1998
From: Donna DeLeon
email
dldeleon@ix.netcom.com
subject:
I am a Hawkins descendant, but so far I have only traced my line back to James Hawkins born 1845 in Virginia. I am anxious
to learn where my roots lead. When checking out your page I tried to link to the Family Bible pages but was unable.
Would you let me know when this is corrected? Donna
60 20/02/1998
From: John Hawkins
email
john@abacus.co.za
subject:
My family tree goes back to 1768 so far where they lived on the Somerset /Dorset border about 6 miles from Poole,It is
unlikly that the family is unrelated to John Hawkins. Our Family names in the 1700s were John& Richard . I do not have the
recorded link yet but only started last year. If you know anything that could help please let me know John Hawkins P O
Box50332 Waterfront 8002 Cape Town South Africa john@abacus.co.za
61 06/03/1998
From: Terry Hawkins
email
thawkins@digisys.com
subject:
I recently found your interesting web site and I am very pleased to find the "Armada Heros" text. I have traced my direct
lineage back to William, Sir John Hawkins elder brother. I have considerable information on my line with refernce to many
Hawkins descendants now living in the Missouri area. I would very much like to share information with anyone interested
in this branch of the Hawkins line. A summary of my lineage is as follows. Generation #1- William married MArie Halsa, #2
William(b1587-d1655) married Sarah, #3 John(b1615-d1675) married Susannah, #4 Edward(b1660-d1720) married Elinor,
#5 Micheal married Agness Eaton, #6 Joshua (b1725-d1801) married Sarah Cook, #7 William Eaton married Catherine, #8
William Eaton Jr. married Permilia Carr Duncan, #9 Lemuel Barry maried Elizabeth Craig, #10 Elebert Henry married Nancy
Jane Anderson, #11 Lemuel Gentry married Eva Morrison, #12 Marvin Gentry married Francis Gibson, #13 Richard Terry
married Joan Maloney. I believe that generation #5 Micheal immigrated to the United States. I have very little information
on Micheal and would appretiate hearing from anyone that can provide any information regarding him.
62 12/03/1998
From: Andrew Hawkins
email
crunchie@sprawl.co.uk
subject:
My GreatGrandfather John Robert Hawkins [b?,d?]was a Protistent who married Margaret Parkes [b.1900, Dublin], an
Irish Catholic. They moved to Middlesbrough shortly after where my Grandfather, John Francis Hawkins [b.1929], was
born. My Father, John David Hawkins [b.1954] was born in Nottingham. I know its relatively recent history, but I'm
interested in John Robert Hawkins and the Hawkins line above him. rgds, Andrew Hawkins
63 24/03/1998
From: Jim
email
Abinadab@aol.com
subject:
Hello, I just learned yesterday that I had a Hawkins ancestor when I received a death certificate that had the maiden name of
my great-great grandmother Malinda HAWKINS Connor 1827 in Orange Co., N.Y. to Nov. 11, 1885 in Muscatine, Iowa.
Naturally, I'm jumping into a new surname search and that's always exciting. I'll be ordering census films and going forward
in a month or so. In the meantime, I was wondering if any other Hawkins investigators have gleaned anything from Orange
County, N.Y. New York has not been the easiest state from which to find information. Odd, isn't it? You'd think New York
would be in the vanguard, but I've run into a couple of dead ends there. Oddly, two states reviled by a lot of folks as
unsophisticated - Arkansas and Tennessee - have been gold mines for me. Fortunately, that's where most of my forebears
flourished after starting out in Virginia, a state that worships its ancestors. Any way, I'd appreciate a note from anyone who
might have some info. Thanks, Jim
64 26/03/1998
From:
email
KKSCRIB69@aol.com
subject:
Hello, I am currently trying to trace my Hawkins line, trying to find info on a branch that would have stayed in England til
the mid to late 1800's. Any info would be appreciated.
65 29/04/1998
From: Quentin Johnson
email
quentin@quican.com
subject:
Finally after many attempts since I last communicated, please find attached a gif file of a painting in my possession from my
late uncle's estate. His name was John Hawkins and he had two paintings of descendants of Sir John Hawkins. This picture
was assessed as being painted in about 1625 and the subjects are believed to be the grandchildren of Sir John Hawkins.
What is unusual about the picture is the subject matter. Because of high childhood mortality rates in that period, it is
unusual to have a portrait of children. The other feature is the eldest boy on the left hand side. His right arm appears to be
crippled. The painting is in my house. Please let me know if the attached file is readable. If it is not, could you tell me how
to resend it (I am a relative novice when it comes to e-mail files etc.) I look forward to your comments. Thanks, Quentin
66 02/05/1998
From: Kathy Meyer
email
km13693@cedarnet.org
subject:
My maiden surname is Hocken and I am descendant from the Hockens of Cornwall. I have gone back to John Hocken b.
April 14, 1722 in Lanteglas by Camelford, Cornwall, England. He married Margaret Browne December 15, 1744 in Minster,
Cornwall, England. I am told that somewhere they are descendants from a Sir "Hocken" and that Hocken, Hockin, Hawkin,
Hawkins are all different spellings of the same surname. What do you think? Kathy km13693@cedarnet.org
67 01/06/1998
From: Gordon Jensen
email
jenseng@ican.net
subject:
I am researching a line of Hawkins in Canada descended from a successive emigration, first from Devonshire to
Wexford/Carlow County Ireland and then to Lanark County Canada. My information to date shows that Roger Hawkins
was born in Devonshire, England before 1787. He emigrated to Enniscorthy in Wexford County, Ireland and married an
Irish girl Mary Elizabeth Griffith. They susequently emigrated from Enniscorthy, Wexford City, Ireland in 1819 aboard the
ship "Maria". They arrived 29 June 1819 at Port of Quebec and Roger was assigned Lot 12, Concession 8 in Beckwith
Township in the County of Lanark, Ontario, Canada. He was accompanied to Canada by his wife Mary Elizabeth Griffith,
their five children and Roger's brother Henry Hawkins. Roger's siblings were Richard Hawkins (1778-?), William
Hawkins (1785?), Joseph Hawkins (1790?), Ann Hawkins (1790), and Henry Hawkins (1794). His parents were passed to
me as Richard Hawkins and Agness Robynse. His children were Harriet, Henry, William, Eliza, and Thomas. All of his
children were born in Ireland prior to emigrating to Canada in 1819. I am trying to find the family of Roger in Devon and
more information on Richard Hawkins and Agness Robynse, as well as information on the family remaining in Ireland. The
Hawkins were very involved in the Wexford Rebellion in 1798, with a large number killed and at least one transported to
Australia. I do have a fair bit of information on Rogers descendants in Canada and the US and would like to tie them in to
the old world family. Any information would be very much appreciated. Gordon Jensen jenseng@ican.net
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/e/n/Ronald-G-Jensen/
68 10/06/1998
From: Trudy Belcher
email
Dig4u10729@aol.com
subject:
I have Mary HAWKINS who died 27 May 1880, wife of Adam BURGHER(1805-Greene Co TN) Mary is dau of Joseph
HAWKINS(ca1780-NC) & Susanna WILLIAMS(ca1775-SC) d. 19 OCt 1862 Polk Co TN Joseph is son of Benjamin
HAWKINS(19 May 1747 NC) & Mary S. (SOMEBODY) PHILEEYY Benjamin is son of James HAWKINS(1715-PA) &
Martha HOLLOWELL(1721-PA) James is son of James HAWKINS(1674-PA) & Mary ELLIOTT(1683-PA) Trudy Belcher
69 18/06/1998
From:
email
Mhawkster@aol.com
subject:
I am new but I would like info on my family tree. I don't have much to contribute. My father is Donald C Hawkins, married
Margaret Smith. Grandfather Nelson Hawkins out of Williamsport PA. Thats All for now. We are not a close family
70 19/06/1998
From: Wayne Greene
email
Wgreen19@aol.com
subject:
Hi,\n\nMy name is Wayne Greene from Dunedin, FL USA. My great ìgrandparents were\nElizabeth Hawkins and Colonel
Humphrey Pope. ìShe was the daughter of Richard\nand Elizabeth Hawkins. ìAccording to the data I just found,
Richard Hawkins\nwas the son ìof A
71 30/06/1998
From: Pamela S. Waters
email
h2ostip@mail.lig.bellsouth.net
subject:
Hi, I have a great deal of info on Benjamin Hawkins of Randolph Co.,NC. and his descendants. I'm also looking for any
other lines that connect into the Hawkins tree. Pam Hawkins Waters
72 02/08/1998
From: Alan C. Hawkins
email
hawkins@datacomm.ch
subject:
Landed here by chance when trying to find out which of two possible=coats-of-arms is the right one for our family. I'm
interested,=therefore, to find out any infos on the Hawkins Families in / around=North Staffordshire (Stoke-on-Trent and
Newcastle-under-Lyme). Mails=welcome, Alan C. Hawkins, Erlinsbach, Switzerland
73 05/08/1998
From: Pamela S. Waters
email
h2ostip@mail.lig.bellsouth.net
subject:
Hi, My line is through Benjamin Hawkins b. 03 June 1803 in North Carolina and moved with his family to Smith Co.,MS. I
have been collecting info on the Hawkins Family since 1977 but never could sit down and organize it until lately. I gave
my info which included Willie Shearer's work to someone and they started working on it. They sent me word back that
there was a big error. John Hawkins who everyone had use to join the DAR was in fact two separate people. I found that
true two weeks ago when I checked the "Officers Roster off the Revolution". There is one from Maryland that was in the 4th
& 5th Maryland Battalion, (he died in 1786) and there is one from Virginia that was taken prisoner at Charleston and
remaained til the end of the war (he died 1805). Both were made Captain during the war. There was also a John Hawkins
who served from NC. I have over 5000 descendants of Benjamin Hawkins from Miss, if anyone needs info I'll be glad to
share. Pam
74 12/08/1998
From: John Hawkins
email
john@abacus.co.za
subject:
Hi I have traced my family back to 1600's with 4 of them back to 1558. 3 of these Ann Grace and John Hawkins where
burried on the same day in Jan 1558. My family was living in Charlton Horethorne Somerset/Dorset border in the late
1600's With the above mentioned 3 in Horsington close by. Do you know of any possible connection,I see plenty of
people mentioned in your tree without issue,also is there any news as to what happend to Henry Williams brother . I have a
Thomas Hawkins a church warden in 1666 in Charlton Horethorne He was born there in 1635 after him all of my
75 16/08/1998
From: Melissa Caldwell
email
redfox@gulftel.com
subject:
We are trying to trace a John Henry Hawkins, married in 1902 to an Alice Rodgers, possibly of Indian heritage, we know of
one daughter, Alice who married Angus Mason McLeod. John is believed to have died around 1929/1930. His father is
believed to be a Mathue Hawkins, who married 3 times. Thanks for your time trying to help us. Melissa
76 20/08/1998
From: David Hawkins
email
hawkins@hargray.com
subject:
I am related to Issac Hawkins who married Ann French on Dec 24 1851 in the Whitestauton, Somerset Parish Church. Isaac
was 20 and Ann was 19 at the time of marriage. Isaac's father was John Hawkins. All were from Whitestatuton Somerset. Can
anyone help be link back. Thanks David Hawkins Hilton Head Island South Carolina USA
77 20/08/1998
From: Paul Welbank
email
paul@welbank.net
subject:
am looking for information on John Hawkins, b. 1801, wife Elizabeth Gardiner, resident in Sloane Sq. Chelsea in 1841.
Children: 1: Elizabeth 1832, Middx. 2: Mary Ann 1832, Middx. 3: Sophia 1834, Middx. 4: John 1836, Middx. 5: Jane 1836,
Middx 6: Gilbert 1840, Middx. There appear to be 2 sets of twins among the children! Child 2, Mary Ann married my
g-g-grandfather Richard Welbank on 3rd May 1852, St Saviours, Upper Chelsea, Middx. Does anyone have connections to
78 07/09/1998
From: Tom Hawkins
email
hawkins@silcom.com
subject:
here is a link that may help http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/5525/ here is some family history: The following
has been passed to me by relatives. there is a Thomas Hawkins b. 5feb1762 Baltimore, Md. d.? m. Mary Hargis
(Steele/widow) offspring include my ancestor (confirmed) - Gregory Farmer Hawkins b. 26mar1789 at Greenbrier, Va d.
15dec1859 at Canton,Mo m. 5jan1815 Sarah Cannon 2-4-1794- apr1872 I have visited his grave at the Waconda church
cemetary, Mo. My father was born in that area. back to Thomas 5feb1762-his parents were Gregory Farmer Hawkins
b.11may1733 at Baltimore, Md. d. 18june1810 at Bethel, Bath Co. Ky . m. Elizabeth Matson b.21apr1739 d. 18oct1805 also
Bethel,Ky G.F.H. 5feb1762 (notice alternating Thomases and G.F.s)was son of: Thomas Hawkins 25nov 1712 at Baltimore,
Md., d.?, m.24jan1731 to Elizabeth Farmer b.17dec1714, daughter of Gregory Farmer and Sarah Hughes d.22oct1745,
daughter of Samuel Hughes and Anne? T.H. 5feb1762 was son of: Robert Hawkins b. about1684 at Baltimore, Md,
d.5aug1761 m.15nov1709 to Ann Preb(b)le, daughter of Thomas Preble and Mary? b.8nov1689 at Baltimore,Md R.H. 1684
was son of John Hawkins b.22mar1640 in England In 1939 the daughter of John Henry Bayne and Unicy Anne Hawkins,
Sarah Hawkins Bayne, then 77 of her 96 years wrote: "John Hawkins was born in London, England, March22,1640 and
came to America in 1652 with his parents and brothers, Thomas and William. He lived on the James River in Virginia until
he was 21. At age 21 he married Elizabeth Farmer (born in Bristol, England, Sept. 15, 1643) who had come with her parents
to America in 1656. The names John, Thomas, and Gregory Farmer occur most frequently in the subsequent family records.
They were all patriotc and were staunch adherents of the Episcopal Church. My great grandfather, Thomas Hawkins, was
born Jan. 20, 1760 (ed. note: date does not agree with above). He married Mary Hargis Steele (widow) and my grandfather,
Gregory Farmer Hawkins, their eldest son, was born March 26, 1789 and died Dec. 15, 1859. He, Gregory Farmer Hawkins,
married Sarah Cannon (born Feb.4, 1795) Jan. 15 1815. They lived near Greenbriar, Va. but afterwards moved to Bath
County Ky., where first 8 children were born,- they had 11 in all (my mother was the 4th). In 1830 my grandparents and
family and their slaves went to Marysville, Ky. and took a boat on the Ohio River. At Cairo, Ill. they re-embarked and
ascended the Mississippi as far as Hannibal,Missouri. From there they went by land to Canton on the Mississippi, arriving
on the day on which the first town lots were sold. My Grandfather was a farmer and also he had a mill. He became a judge,
but of what rank I am unable to say. My mother had a great admiration for her father and both were invenerate readers. All my
grandparents died before I was born except my grandmother Hawkins, of whom I stood in awe. My widowed grandmother
continued to live at the home place, served by two of the ex-slaves who stayed with her until her death in april 1872. The
Episcopal tradition was broken in my grandfather's time though it was his preference. My grandmother's father was a very
strong Baptist and she could not see her way clear to becomming a member of a church with so much ritual. Finally they
compromised on the Methodist Episcopal and were charter members of that faith established in Canton. She was my present
age when she died-77. She wore lace caps and, being Rheumatic, walked with a cane. If she could "revisit the glimpses of the
moon", I wonder what she would think of the doings of her twentieth century grand daughter. The Hawkins's in Virginia
were pretty numerous and as I have previously said, were patriotic. Capt. Ruben Hawkins was in the Va. Millitia, Capt.
Moses Hawkins was serving in the Revolution in 1777, so also was Samuel Hawkins, and Capt. John Hawkins was in the
3rd. Va. Regiment of the Continental Army." Hoping we Hawkins will get this all worked out. It isn't easy with so many
79 09/09/1998
From: Larry Wendt
email
wendt@pacbell.net
subject:
I recently came into posession of a photograph which is labeled "Elizabeth Varner Hawkins Born 7/9/1791" in the hand of
her great granddaughter (and my grandmother). By chance, I did a search of this name and ended up at your site. I also have a
copy of a diary which was kept by Bolina Sally Hawkins, Elizabeth's daughter, and Eliza Jane Wakeland, Elizabeth's
granddaughter, which outlines a history of the Hawkins family. The following is more or less their genealogy with a couple
of additions which I have found: First Generation: 1. John Hawkins born 6 Mar 1779, near Indianapolis, IN, married (1) 29
Dec 1796, Mary Goodman, born 10 Jan 1781, married (2) 20 May 1810, in North Carolina, Elizabeth Varner, born 9 Jul
1791, North Carolina, died 13 Sep 1873, Morgan Co., IN, Buried: Olivet Cemetery. John died 24 Sep 1832, Indiana. Note
on John: Also known as "John Hawkins Senior." A will for a John Hawkins exists in Marion Co., IN, Probate
Records-Wills Book A Page 24, 30 July 1832 which lists an "Elizabeth Hawkins" as his wife but not his children by
name. Children by Mary Goodman: (i) John Hawkins born 26 Apr 1794. (ii) Patsey Hawkins born 2 Aug 1799. (iii) Betsey
Hawkins born 3 Oct 1801. (iv) Benjamin Hawkins born 23 Jun 1803. (v)Dolly Hawkins born 8 Apr 1805. Children by
Elizabeth Varner: (vi) Flardreys Hawkins born 28 Feb 1811. (vii) Fanny Hawkins born 24 Feb 1813. (2. viii) Nancy
Hawkins born 18 Jan 1815. (ix) Catherine Hawkins born 9 Dec 1816. (x) Charlotte Hawkins born 20 Aug 1818. (xi) David
Hawkins born 11 Jun 1820, died 23 May 1842. (xii) Alfred Hawkins born 30 Dec 1822, died about 1927. Note: A
daguerreotype exists with "Alfred Hawkins & Wife" written on the back along with "lived to be 105 practiced medicine
until he was 95 years old." (xiii) Henry Hawkins born 20 Apr 1824. (xiv) Caroline Hawkins born 3 Oct 1826, died 10 Feb
1851. (xv) Addeline Matilda Hawkins born 6 Mar 1828. (3. xvi) Bolina Sally Hawkins born 30 Jan 1830. Second
Generation: 2. Nancy Hawkins born 18 Jan 1815, NC, Occupation: Nurse, Civil War Vet. Nancy died 21 Mar 1904,
Indianapolis, Marion Co., IN, Buried: 23 Mar 1904, Crown Hill Cemetery. Note: "Aunt Nancy" was the first nurse in
Indianapolis and was a volunteer nurse for the Union during the Civil War. A newspaper obituary and photograph of her
exists. Children: (i) Eliza J. Hawkins born about 1865. 3. Bolina Sally Hawkins born 30 Jan 1830, married 16 Oct 1853, in
Old Augusta, Marion Co., IN, Preston D. Wakeland, born 23 Aug 1831, Butler Co., OH, (son of Turner R. Wakeland and
Nianetta McArthur) Civil War Veteran, died 31 May 1896, Cedar Rapids, Boone Co., NE, Buried: 1 Jun 1896, Sunset
Cemetry. Bolina died 24 Sep 1919, Forestville, CA, Buried: Sebastapol Memorial Lawn Cemetery. Note: Always known as
Sarah P. Wakeland, the middle name appears to be derived from one of her husband's sisters, Permelia. Kept a diary which
was continued by her daughter, Eliza from which this genealogy of the Hawkins' family was derived. Children: (i) Edwilda
Jane Wakeland born 23 Oct 1855, Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, died about 1864, Marion Co., IN. (ii) Turner Rodgers
Wakeland born 12 Oct 1857, Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, married in Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, Alice Fowler,
(daughter of H. D. Fowler). Turner died 1 Aug 1892, Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, Buried: 4 Aug 1892, Retts cemetery. (iii)
Clytus Clay Wakeland born 26 Oct 1859, Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, married (1) in Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN,
Juretta Knoy, born May 1859, IN, died Dec 1, Buried: Forestville Cemetery, married (2) 25 Jan 1906, in Santa Rosa, Sonoma
Co., CA, Charlotte Oden. Clytus died about 1944, Buried: Forestville Cemetery. (iv) Eliza Jane Wakeland born 27 Oct
1861, Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, married 23 Jul 1887, in Albion, Boone Co., NE, John Bolton Thompson, born 12 Nov
1851, Limestone, Green Co., TN, (son of Vincent Thompson and Lydia Meyers Bolton) died 2 Dec 1935, Santa Rosa,
Sonoma Co., CA, Buried: Sebastopol Memorial Lawn Cemetery. Eliza died Napa, Napa Co., CA, Buried: 13 Mar 1931,
Sebastopol Memorial Lawn Cemetery. (v) John James Wakeland born 6 Jul 1865, Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, married (1)
about 1892, in NE, Sadie Roselma Davis, born Boone Co., NE, married (2) Sara E., born 1864, died 1943, Buried:
Forestville Cemetery, CA. John died 2 Jul 1954, Forestville, Sonoma Co., CA, Buried: 6 Jul 1954, Gilliam Cemetery, Graton.
(vi) Charlie Arthur Wakeland born 4 Jul 1868, Martinsville, Morgan Co., IN, married 16 Feb 1899, Maggie Emma Baggs,
born 24 Oct 1878, Linn Co., Iowa, (daughter of Charles John Baggs and Isabella Patience (Belle) Wolcott) died 20 Mar
1965, Buried: Sebastopol Memorial Lawn Cemetery. Charlie died 14 Jan 1903, Sebastopol, Sonoma Co., CA, Buried: 15 Jan
1903, Sebastopol Memorial Lawn Cemetery. As you may notice, there are a few matches with the material which you have
for a John Hawkins + Mary Goodman and a Benjamin Hawkins + (1) Elizabeth Kindley (2) Elizabeth Varner. But there is a
lot which is different too. I was wondering if you might have some more material that could help explain this confussion. I
have done an extensive amount of work on other parts of my grandmother's family, but have not had much luck confirming
80 09/09/1998
From: Lonnie Hawkins
email
LONNIE HAWKINS
lhawkins@ArkansasUSA.com
subject:
HELLO, MY NAME IS LONNIE HAWKINS, I WAS BORN IN MADISON COUNTY IN ARKANSAS I WAS
READING ON HERE ABOUT ADMIRAL HAWKINS, WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THERE IS ANY WAY I CAN
FIND OUT IF I AM RELATED. I WILL GIVE YOU ALL THE NAMES I CAN AS FAR BACK AS I CAN. MY FATHER
WAS JULIUS E. HAWKINS 1912-1989 MY GRAND-FATHER WAS BENJAMIN CARTER HAWKINS 1853-1931 HE
WAS BORN IN MADISON COUNTY ALSO. MY GREAT-GRANDFATHER WAS ALEXANDER HAWKINS BORN
1823 DIED BETWEEN 1863 & 1870 HE WAS BORN IN TENNESSEE, DIED IN ARKANSAS.MY GREAT
GRANDFATHERS CHILDREN WERE AS FOLLOWS ALEXANDER BORN 1847 NO DEATH DATE, JAMES BORN
1849 NO DEATH DATE, GIDEON BORN 1852 NO DEATH DATE, BENJAMIN CARTER (MY GRANDFATHER)
WESLEY BORN 1862 NO DEATH DATE, AND ALBERT BORN 1864 NO DEATH DATE. THEY WERE ALL BORN
IN MADISON COUNTY ARKANSAS. THIS IS ALL THE INFO. I HAVE ON MY ANCESTORS. IF YOU CAN HELP I
APPRECIATE IT. I AM THE MANAGER OF THE ROGERS MUNICIPAL CEMETERY, I HAVE THE CEMETERY
RECORDS OF BENTON COUNTY AR. ON MY COMPUTER, I AM STARTING TO PUT WASHINGTON COUNTY AR.
CEMETERIES ON COMPUTER. I AM ALSO A MEMBER OF THE I.C.F.A. (INTERNATIONAL CEMETERY AND
FUNERAL ASSOCIATION) I ALSO HAVE A COPY OF "CEMETERIES OF THE U.S." THERE ARE CURRENTLY
22,000 OPERATING & INACTIVE CEMETERIES, WITH CONTACT PEOPLE AND PHONE NUMBERS. IF ANY OF
THIS CAN BE OF HELP PLEASE LET ME KNOW. MY E-MAIL ADDRESS IS LHAWKINS@ARKANSASUSA.COM
LONNIE HAWKINS, CCE
81 13/09/1998
From: Tom Hawkins
email
hawkins@silcom.com
subject:
Dear Hawkins, This lineage has been confirmed by research with, I belive, the exception of the date noted and the John
Hawkins - Elizabeth Farmer generation which is from a family Bible entry. No supporting British documents have been
found for either birth. The folowing generations are fairly well documented to the present. The work is in the hands of a
cousin of my father who has been searching for over 25 years. This has been the dead end for generations. I include the entire
letter for the added historical information. In 1939 the daughter of John Henry Bayne and Unicy Anne Hawkins, Sarah
Hawkins Bayne, then 77 of her 96 years wrote: "John Hawkins was born in London, England, March22,1640 and came to
America in 1652 with his parents and brothers, Thomas and William. He lived on the James River in Virginia until he was
21. At age 21 he married Elizabeth Farmer (born in Bristol, England, Sept. 15, 1643) who had come with her parents to
America in 1656. The names John, Thomas, and Gregory Farmer occur most frequently in the subsequent family records. They
were all patriotc and were staunch adherents of the Episcopal Church. My great grandfather, Thomas Hawkins, was born
Jan. 20, 1760 (ed. note: date does not agree with above). He married Mary Hargis Steele (widow) and my grandfather,
Gregory Farmer Hawkins, their eldest son, was born March 26, 1789 and died Dec. 15, 1859. He, Gregory Farmer Hawkins,
married Sarah Cannon (born Feb.4, 1795) Jan. 15 1815. They lived near Greenbriar, Va. but afterwards moved to Bath
County Ky., where first 8 children were born,- they had 11 in all (my mother was the 4th). In 1830 my grandparents and
family and their slaves went to Marysville, Ky. and took a boat on the Ohio River. At Cairo, Ill. they re-embarked and
ascended the Mississippi as far as Hannibal,Missouri. From there they went by land to Canton on the Mississippi, arriving
on the day on which the first town lots were sold. My Grandfather was a farmer and also he had a mill. He became a judge,
but of what rank I am unable to say. My mother had a great admiration for her father and both were invenerate readers. All my
grandparents died before I was born except my grandmother Hawkins, of whom I stood in awe. My widowed grandmother
continued to live at the home place, served by two of the ex-slaves who stayed with her until her death in april 1872. The
Episcopal tradition was broken in my grandfather's time though it was his preference. My grandmother's father was a very
strong Baptist and she could not see her way clear to becomming a member of a church with so much ritual. Finally they
compromised on the Methodist Episcopal and were charter members of that faith established in Canton. She was my present
age when she died-77. She wore lace caps and, being Rheumatic, walked with a cane. If she could "revisit the glimpses of the
moon", I wonder what she would think of the doings of her twentieth century grand daughter. The Hawkins's in Virginia
were pretty numerous and as I have previously said, were patriotic. Capt. Ruben Hawkins was in the Va. Millitia, Capt.
Moses Hawkins was serving in the Revolution in 1777, so also was Samuel Hawkins, and Capt. John Hawkins was in the
3rd. Va. Regiment of the Continental Army." Sincerely, Thomas (Tom) Milton Hawkins Jr. b.7/8/1948 ps over a year ago
someone looking for me found more than 200 tom hawkins with e-mail addresses. I thought it wise to include my birth date
82 26/09/1998
From: Mark Freeman
email
MarkFreemn@aol.com
subject:
Hi, I have continued to update my "descendants of Sir John Hawkins" and have a report of these descendants at:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/8415/hawk.html . In addition, I enclose a gedcom of the ten generations of
descendants listed. Thanks for continuing to work on this - there are a bunch of different sources for the info here, including
web pages, WFT files and cousins who found me. Not all sources have been listed in the comments, and there are bound to
be some inaccuracies. You're welcome to use what you want of this, or to just add a link to my page. I just updated my link
to yours as it was out of date. Mark Freeman Texas
83 30/09/1998
From: Dale Jason Hawkins
email
taz@mind.net
subject:
My Name is Dale Jason Hawkins, Born 03-25-72 in Medford Oregon. I to am interested in my family roots, but unfortunatly
don't know how to go about getting started. I have done the herritage things at the mall, and they say I to am in the
Admirals branches. I would like to find out for sure to pass the information to my own kids, I feel it is very important for
them (and myself to know).My fathers name is Delmar Dale Hawkins, His father is Floyd Hawkins who married Kitty Fae,
I'm not sure of her maiden name.If you have came accross anything that might help, or would be so kind as to let me know
how to find this stuff out on the net,( I'm new on the computer), I, along with my family, would be very greatfull. Thank you,
84 02/10/1998
From: Linda Harvey
email
lharvey3@ix.netcom.com
subject:
Hi, I was researching my Pearsall family line through altra vista search engine and was pleasantly surprised when I came
upon the name Hawkins.. Here's all I have on my ggggrandmother: Elizabeth Hawkins b. October 10, 1789 d. March 18,
1840 married Benjamin Pearsall New York Children 5 How can I go about finding more information on her? I'm very new at
researching. Any information would be appreciated. Thank You, Linda Pearsall
85 06/10/1998
From: Claude S. Hawkins
email
chawkins@ipa.net
subject:
I can trace my ancestory back to Philemon Hawkins, born 3 December 1752, and died 27 Jan 1833. With the information
from your web site, it allows me to go back several more generations. What is the source material for the links from Philemon
back to Sir John Hawkins? I found the family bible of Philemon Hawkins especially interesting since it is in my line. The
last entry shown from the bible is "..... A. Hawkins was born the 20 of Septembe 1811." This must be a reference to my
great-great-grandfather, Henry Atkinson Hawkins who was born Sept. 20, 1811. He was the first in my line to move from
North Carolina to Arkansas, and he is buried on a farm in southwest Arkansas near the Red River. Thanks for the great web
site, and I would appreciate receiving some information regarding your source material for the links from Sir John to the
86 22/10/1998
From: Elbert Robbins
email
erobbin@den.k12.de.us
subject:
I am not sure of any connection with John Hawkins. My earliest known Hawkins is Isham Hawkins of Lunenbury Co., VA.
His son, William Howard Hawkins (March 15, 1818-March 8, 1906) married (1st) Mary Yerby. They had the following
children: Zekie, Blake, Calvin, Henry (died young), Elizabeth who married John Hull, Laura who married Henry Edwards,
Alice who married Tom Hawkins her first cousin, and Dora who married Jim Moss. He married (2nd) Cora Elizabeth Felts
(Mar. 21, 1853-Oct. 16, 1936). They had two children: Kearney J. Hawkins and Susan Winifred Hawkins. Kearney married
Pattie Grey Daniel of Mecklenburg Co. Va. They were my grandparents. Any help will be appreciated. Sincerely, Elbert
87 01/11/1998
From: George Hawkins
email
GeorgeHks@aol.com
subject:
I've just yesterday discovered your web site. Like most Hawkins families, we too have a story about descent from Sir John.
Our earliest known ancestor is William Hawkins, who married Elizabeth Ensor March 24, 1694/5 in Wednesbury,
Staffordshire. We don't know where or when William was born. Because of the story that we're descended from Sir John (a
story which I frankly doubt), I've tried to start with Sir John and work down. What I've seen shows that most of the ties
posted on the web have to be wrong. Most tie to one John Hawkins, born 21 Sep 1643 in Oxfordshire. They then equate
this John to John, the grandson of Sir Richard, who was born 21 Sep 1643 in Slapton, Devonshire. I have no idea if the
birth in Oxfordshire can be documented, but if it can/is, it cannot be the grandson of Sir Richard. Sir Richard's grandson
John, died in 1670. At that time, he was living at his father's house in Slapton. He was twenty-seven years old, and there is
no evidence John ever married. John's will was probated by his sister, according to Mary Hawkins' book. Someone needs to
sort out this problem. George Hawkins
88 06/11/1998
From: Darby Penney
email
copldjp@omh.state.ny.us
subject:
I'm interested in finding the ancestry of Robert Hawkins (b @ 1610) who emigrated from England to Charlestown, MA in
1635 aboard the ship Elizabeth and Anne, as well as that of his wife, Mary (maiden name unknown). It is thought that his
father's name was John, and that he came from Essex Co., north of London. Thanks
89 22/11/1998
From: Betty Haley
email
haley.haley@worldnet.att.net
subject:
Wish I could contribute an official or verifiable Sir John Hawkins family tree; however I am trying to determine the
parentage of the John Hawkins, b 21 Sep 1643, Oxfordshire, UK; d aft 1698, Stokefleming, Plymouth, UK who m Mary
Dewe sometime before 1671. (Children: (1.) William, b 1673, UK; d Va; m Margaret??, Essex Co, Va (2) Joseph (3) John H,
b abt 1680, Slapton, Devonshire, UK; d 1764, St George's Parish, Spotsylvania Co, Va; m [1] // Johnson [2] 1706,
Botetourt Co, Va, Mary Long (4) Philemon Hawkins, b 1695, Slapton, Devonshire, UK; d 1725 Spotsylvania Co, Va; m
1714, UK, Ann Eleanor Howard I am descended from above John's fourth son, Philemon; and the best I can offer up
regarding a "tree" is transcript of his grandson's bible. Many Hawkins' from the "Deep South" in the US are descended from
the above John, but except for references in "Plymouth Armada Heroes," there are few other references to him available to
American researchers. I suspect above John's father might have been Sir John's son, Henry, and he might have come from
Cornwall, but have no way of proving even that theory. Any suggestions? Betty
90 04/12/1998
From: Steve Barton
email
smokyrox@erols.com
subject:
Dear Researchers, In researching my family's past, I reached a point where I found a Georgiana Hawkins married to one of my
ancestors,James Barton, who was a Captain in the Royal Artillery. James was born circa 1794 and died in East India in
1829. In searching your website, I find no information regarding a marriage of Georgiana. Is it possible that this is the
Georgiana Hawkins in my family tree? All my life I've been told that we were remotely related to Sir Francis Drake. Any
information you have concerning this relationship would be greatly appreciated. Thank You, Steve Barton
91 23/12/1998
From: George Landrum
email
LandrumGC@aol.com
subject:
I have some comments/questions concerning the John Hawkins that you show as having been born ca 1680 in Oxfordshire,
and d 1740 in King William Co., or Essex Co., VA. In your note (NI467) you indicate that there may be two John Hawkins.
Given the data, and the dates of birth and death that you give, it would seem that there are at least three. John Hawkins of
Essex County, Gent, made the land purchases in Spotsylvania Co (1,280 acre from Thomas Chew and 501 acres from Larkin
Chew, both of which were dated and recorded 3 Nov 1724). The 17 Feb 1725/6 will of John Hawkins, (Essex Will Book 4,
p 135), leaves 'all the land I bought of Larkin Chew' to his son William. By a number of deeds and wills, this John Hawkins
is shown to be the only son and heir of Thomas Hawkins. My question concerns the Mary Long who is said to have
married one of the other John Hawkins. Do you have any information concerning who her parents were? I look forward to
hearing from you. George Landrum
92 11/01/1999
From: Dorothy Drake
email
ddrake@ix.netcom.com
subject:
I am trying to find the ancestry and/or connections of John Hawkins of Ashill, Dorset, England. His daughter Joan married
Thomas Alford in 1618. Given that Dorset and Devon are close I'm wondering if there is any connection to Sir John
Hawkins. If you have any information on this John of Ashill, would you please email me. Thanking you in advance, Dot
93 14/01/1999
From: Tom Hawkins
email
hawkins@silcom.com
subject:
here is a Hawkins genealogy hot spot. http://members.tripod.com/~Cathleen_H/
tom hawkins
95 18/02/1999
From: Rene'e Hawkins
email
SROB5157@aol.com
subject:
I'M JUST GETTING STARTED ON MY JOURNEYING IN TO MY FAMILY'S PAST .THE PROBLEM I HAVE IS THE
LIVING FAMILY IS NOT OLD An ENOUGH TO REMEMB NAME AND DATES .ALL I'VE HAVE TO GO ON IS
GRANDFATHERS NAME WILLIAM MARONI HAWKINS BORN APRIL 27-1874. I DO KNOW THAT HE WAS
MARRIED TO HIS FIRST WIFEELLEN AND THE LIVED IN FLA. AND SHE DIED GIVING BIRTH TO A SON THEY
NAME WILLIAM M., JR. THERE WAS MORE CHILD I'M NO SURE OF ALL OF THE NAME BUT THESE ARE THE
ONES I KNOW LUTHER LINNA,LAURA,PRICE. THEN WHEN, MS ELLEN DIED. HE MOVED THE CHILDREN TO
MOBILE. WERE HE MET MY GRANDMOTHER MARY ANN WIMPEE.{RUSELL} ? THEY HAD THREE
CHILDREN FRED[BUD] HAWKINS, ANN MAE , WILLIE MARION MY FATHER SAY HE WAS ABOUT 6 WHEN
HIS DAD DIED. THAT WOULD HAVE MADE IT ABOUT THE YEAR 1937. IF ANYONE HAS INFORMATION ON
THE HAWKIINS THAT LIVED IN FL. THE 1800'S PLEASE EMAIL ME AT SROB 5157
96 21/02/1999
From: Jill Wagner
email
Risdene@aol.com
subject:
Hello, I am Jill S. Wagner, my great grandfather was a Rueben Hawkins born Dec. 10th.1857, he married a Sarah Elizabeth
Gratton born Mar.2nd.1855 , they were married at St. Marys ,Stafford , UK. by the Rev.R.D. Norman on March. 26th.1883 . I
am new to this genealogy thing . Have you come across these names in any of your research. Also the name Denten/Denton
Hawkins , dont know if this was a brother or maybe his father. Would appreciate any information if the names have crossed
your path. Sincerly Jill S. Wagner ......... Risdene @aol.com
97 05/03/1999
From: Ron Hawkins
email
Ron & Val hawkins@net-link.net
subject:
Hi all, Would you like to increase traffic to your website? Well I have something to offer you and of course it is free. I just
created a webring for folks who have Hawkins Genealogy websites and info on Hawkins family's. In order to get this
webring listed in a directory I need to have 4 more besides myself who wish to be in it. On the following url you can see a
sample of what the banner would look like on your page with the exception it would say this site is owned by "your name".
If you know of any Hawkins