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John Hawkins (abt. 1643 - abt. 1726)

John Hawkins
Born about in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Islandmap
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Husband of — married about 1675 in Providence, RImap
Descendants descendants
Died about at about age 83 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Islandmap
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On Jul. 27, 1711, John Hawkins confirmed a deed made by his brother Edward in 1692 to John Aldrich, and calls himself "John Hawkins eldest son of William Hawkins, deceased, and of Margaret his wife, also deceased." His siblings include:

WILLIAM HAWKINS, b. Abt. 1645, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; d. July 06, 1723, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island.
EDWARD HAWKINS, b. Abt. 1647, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; d. May 24, 1726, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; m. (1) ESTHER ARNOLD-ANDREWS, b. September 22, 1647, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; m. (2) ANNE SPRAGUE, b. 1660; d. September 25, 1715.
MADELINE HAWKINS, b. 1648, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; : MARY HAWKINS, b. 1649, Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island; d. 1724.[1]

From the Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by John O. Austin

1679, Jul 1: Taxed 3s.1 1/2d
1683, Apr. He brought in a wolf's head.
1687, Dec. 13: Fined 6s.8d for refusing to take oath as juryman.
1702 deed to youngest son, Edward Hawkins (see Feb. 11, 1719)

Starting in 1710, he began deeding land to his children, a total of 325 acres; and in 1719, he confirmed a 1702 deed granting one_half of the homestead to his youngest child, Edward and the remainder to Edward on his father's decease (suggesting that John's wife was dead by 1719).

1710, Dec 29: Deeded 40 acres to Richard Evans Jr. and Sarah his wife, for love, etc. (daughter)
1711, Mar 28: Deeded 40 acres to Elizabeth Smith, his daughter, wife of Joseph
1711, Jul. 27: Confirmed a deed made by his brother Edward in 1692 to John Aldrich, and call himself "John Hawkins eldest son of William Hawkins, deceased, and of Margaret his wife, also deceased."
1713, Jun 16: Taxed with son Edward L1.
1713, Aug 12: Deeded 93 acres for love, etc. to son in law Elisha Knowlton and Lydia, his wife.
1714, June 5: He deeded 52 acres for love, etc, to son-in-law Hosannah Brown and Mary his wife.
1715, Oct 19: He gave free consent to sons William Hawkins, Hosannah Brown and Elisha Knowlton to sell all their lands which they had of him.
1717, Nov 30: He deeded 50 acres of land to Jonathan Salisbury and Abigail his wife for love, etc. and same date deeded to Joseph Smith (son of Joseph Smith, joiner), and patience his wife, 50 acres for love, etc. (also deeding certain rights to each.)
1719, Feb 11: He confirmed a deed made 17 years before to youngest son Edward, and now gave him half the homestead, house and lands, and the other half at his decease.
1723, Aug 24: He and son Edward sold Joseph Mowry 30 acres on south part of farm on which they dwelt.

John Hawkins
Birth: abt 1650 (others claim 1635 BEFORE marriage of parents?)
Death: 1726 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island
Wife: Sarah md. ca 1679-md Richard Evans
Maiden name unknown. Some claim it to be Daniels or Damarill, citing a marriage of a John Hawkins to widow Sarah Damarill in Boston in 1654. Since John wasn't even born until about 1650, this couple in Boston is highly unlikely to be our John Hawkins and wife Sara.

Parents: Wm & Margaret Harwood Hawkins named in land records, along with brother Edward.
Children: (ALL NAMED IN LAND RECORDS
William HAWKINS
Edward HAWKINS
Sarah HAWKINS b: 15 Apr 1685 md Richard Evans
Elizabeth HAWKINS md Joseph Smith
Mary HAWKINS md Hosannah Brown
Lydia HAWKINS md Elisha Knowlton
Abigail HAWKINS md Jonathan Salisbury
Patience HAWKINS

Sources

  1. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/u/r/Craig-A-Hurley/FILE/0001page.html.
  • John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island; Comprising Three Generations of Settlers Who Came Be fore 1690. Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1982 p. 316.
  • Clarence Almon Torrey. New England Marriages Prior To 1700 thor: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, 1994.




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From the Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island by John O. Austin

1679, Jul 1 - Taxed 1683, April - He brought in a wolf's head 1687, Dec 13 - He was fined for refusing to take oath as juryman 1710, Dec 29 - He deeded 40 acres to Richard Evans, Jr., and Sarah, his wife, for love etc. 1711, Mar 28 - He deeded 40 acres to Elizabeth Smith, his daughter, wife of Joseph 1711, Jul 27 - He confirmed a deed made by his brother Edward in 1692 to John Aldrich, and calls himself "John Hawkins eldest son of William Hawkins, deceased, and of Margaret his wife, also deceased." 1713, Aug 12 - He deeded 93 acres for love, etc., to son-in-law Elisha Knowlton and Lydia, his wife. 1713, Jun 16 - Taxed with son Edward 1714, Jun 5 - He deeded 52 acres for love, etc., to son-in-law Hosannah Brown and Mary his wife. 1715, Oct 19 - He gave free consent to sons William Hawkins, Hosannah Brown, and Elisha Knowlton to sell all their lands which they had of him. 1717, Nov 30 - He deeded 50 acres of land to Jonathan Salisbury and Abigail his wife, for love, etc., and same date deeded to Joseph Smith( son of Joseph Smith, joiner), and Patience his wife, 50 acres for love, etc., (also deeding certain rights to each.) 1719, Feb 11 - He confirmed a deed made seventeen years before to youngest son Edward, and now gave him half the homestead, house, and lands, and the other half at his decease. 1723, Aug 24 - He and son Edward sold Joseph Mowry 30 acres on south part of farm on which they dwelt.

posted by Carol Vaughan
Hawkins-8656 and Hawkins-3912 appear to represent the same person because: same parents and similar death. Looks like birth is a typo on Hawkins-8656
posted by Robin Lee

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