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     Laura May Hawkins was born on 1 September 1867 at Pekin, Tazewell Co., IL.¹ She was the daughter of David Hawkins and Adaline Hayes. Laura May Hawkins married (?) Warren; one online family tree shows this marriage was with Dr. Albert R. Warren (1838-1914) of Pekin, but it presents no evidence to support that, and I also find no evidence of it. DLB 2022. Laura May Hawkins died on 2 December 1920 at Chicago, Cook Co., IL, at age 53

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):

The body of Mrs. Laura Warren, whose death occurred at Waterloo, Iowa, will arrive here today and funeral services will be held at the Noel Funeral Home Saturday.

Laura Hawkins was born in Pekin, and was a daughter of Riley and Adline Hawkins. She lived here for many years and after her marriage, which was to Albert Warren of Peoria, they moved to Chicago. Mr. Warren's death occurred many years ago.

Since her health began to fall, Mrs. Warren lived with her sister in Waterloo, and her death occurred there. She is survived by her mother and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Meyers and Mrs. Ida Blain all of Waterloo.

Pekin Times.

She was buried in December 1920 at Lakeside Cemetery, Pekin, Tazewell Co., IL, Findagrave #137234036.

     Lavinna Hawkins was born on 14 October 1841 at Licking Co. (probably), OH.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Hawkins and Peninah Huddleston. Lavinna Hawkins married Samuel Thomas Vannatta on 29 January 1864. Lavinna Hawkins died on 13 May 1903 at age 61.

     Lawrence Plez Hawkins was born on 11 February 1911 at Milford, Ellis Co., TX. He was the son of Clint Hawkins and Lenora Hobbs. Lawrence Plez Hawkins died in 1935.

     Letts S. Hawkins married Gertrude (?). Letts S. Hawkins was born on 10 February 1861 at Lock, Knox Co., OH. He was the son of Joseph Hawkins Jr. and Sarah Ann Leah Tripp.

     Lillian E. Hawkins was born on 17 October 1888 at Missouri.¹ She married Wickliff George Staten, son of Joseph Taylor Staten and Catherina Augusta Nelson, before January 1920.¹ Lillian E. Hawkins died in 1925.

     Louis Hawkins was the son of Homer W. Hawkins.

     Louisa Hawkins was born on 25 July 1851 at Milford Twp., Knox Co., OH.^1,2 She was the daughter of Isaac Hawkins and Peninah Huddleston. Louisa Hawkins married Wellington Ashfordby Wintermute, son of Arason Wintermute and Virinda Wayland, on 6 August 1871. Louisa Hawkins lived in June 1900 at Milford Twp., Knox Co., OH.² She died on 22 July 1929 at age 77. She was buried in July 1929 at Old Centerburg Baptist Church Cemetery, Hilliar Twp., Knox Co., OH.

     Lovisa Hawkins was born on 15 October 1865 at Milford Twp., Knox Co., OH. She was the daughter of Aaron Hawkins and Esther Elizabeth Hatch. Lovisa Hawkins died on 11 January 1867 at Milford Twp., Knox Co., OH, at age 1.

     Lucy May Hawkins was born on 19 February 1867 at Bennington Twp., Licking Co., OH. She was the daughter of Joseph Hawkins Jr. and Sarah Ann Leah Tripp. Lucy May Hawkins married Delano E. Shaffer in 1897; Delano was first married to Bertha V. Shaffer (1869 - 1896) and had a daughter Alpha Shaffer (1891 -1966). Lucy May Hawkins married Harvey Lewis Peters on 16 October 1919 at Knox Co., OH; Harvey was first married to Mettie Stockberger and had a daughter Leona Dorothy Peters (1894-1980). Lucy May Hawkins died on 11 February 1962 at Centerburg, Knox Co., OH, at age 94. She was buried in February 1962 at Lock Cemetery, Lock, Licking Co., OH, Findagrave #73584461.

     Mabel Hawkins married Virgil Brumback, son of John Andrew Brumback and Emma Shirley. Mabel Hawkins was born circa 1882 at Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., PA.

     Mallie Belle Hawkins was born on 25 February 1873. She was the daughter of James Knox Hawkins and Theresa Maria Coe. Mallie Belle Hawkins married Shannon Isaac Rowland on 25 December 1895.

     Margaret Hawkins was born on 2 May 1818 at Knox Co., OH.^1,2 She was the daughter of Harris Hawkins and Phebe Lovell. Margaret Hawkins married Almon O. Mitchell, son of Lt. Sylvenus Mitchell and Betsey Knox, on 20 October 1837 at Knox Co., OH. Margaret Hawkins lived in 1840 at Milford Twp., Knox Co., OH.³ She lived on 20 September 1850 at Milford Twp., Knox Co., OH.¹ She lived on 1 August 1860 at Milford Twp., Knox Co., OH.² She lived on 28 June 1870 at Milford Twp., Knox Co., OH.⁴ She died on 28 February 1901 at Knox Co., OH, at age 82. She was buried in March 1901 at Lock Cemetery, Lock, Licking Co., OH, Findagrave #33365391.

     Margaret Hawkins was born on 25 August 1835 at Fleming Co., KY.¹ She married Henry Clay Powers on 25 January 1869 at Rowan Co., KY. Margaret Hawkins died on 6 February 1894 at Rowan Co., KY, at age 58.

     Margaret Hawkins was born in 1853 at Batesville, Noble Co., OH; daughter of Joseph and Harriett (Lowery) Hawkins.¹ She married Samuel Thomas Gebhart. Margaret Hawkins died on 26 September 1907 at Batesville, Noble Co., OH. She was buried in September 1907 at Batesville Cemetery, Batesville, Noble Co., OH, Findagrave #125125236.

     Margaret Hawkins was born in 1815 at Hampshire Co., VA (now WV). She was the daughter of Joseph Hawkins and Sarah Larimore. Margaret Hawkins died in 1820 at Hampshire Co., VA (now WV).

     Margaret A. Hawkins was buried at Woodrow Cemetery, Cincinnati Twp., Tazewell Co., IL. She was born in 1841 at Tazewell Co., IL. She was the daughter of John Hawkins and Charlotte Temple Larimore. Margaret A. Hawkins married John E. Senate on 8 August 1858 at J. C. McKasson, J.P., Pekin, Tazewell Co., IL.

     Margaret Elizabeth Hawkins was born on 19 September 1915. She was the daughter of Edward Hawkins and Isa Miles.

     Martha Hawkins was born on 15 July 1802 at Madison Co., KY.² She was the daughter of Nicholas Hawkins and Ann Robinson.² Martha Hawkins married Capt. Samuel Irvine McDowell, son of Col. Joseph McDowell and Sarah Irvine, on 24 June 1828 at Madison Co., KY. Martha Hawkins died on 28 August 1885 at Danville, Boyle Co., KY, at age 83.

     Martha E. Hawkins was born on 29 August 1919 at Lock, Licking Co., OH. She married George W. Wagner, son of Emmanuel Henry Wagner and Dora Maude Parks. Martha E. Hawkins died on 13 March 2017 at Mt. Vernon, Knox Co., OH, at age 97

Obituary -- (Findagrave.com):

A funeral service for Martha E. Wagner, 100, of Mount Vernon, will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, March 18, 2017 at Law-Baker Funeral Home, 34 N. Main St., Utica with Rev. John Capper officiating. Burial will follow in Homer Cemetery.
Friends may call 10-11 am, Saturday, March 18 at the funeral home.

She passed away March 13, 2017 at Knox Community Hospital, Mount Vernon.

Daughter of Bert and Della (Wenger) Hawkins.

She was a longtime member of Gay St. United Methodist Church, Mt. Vernon and a member of the Eastern Star. Martha was a seamstress and loved to read.

She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, her daughter, and seven grandchildren.

Preceded in death by her husband, George W. Wagner; son, James Henry Wagner; brothers, Forest and Howard Hawkins; sisters, Eva Warner-Hoar, Ruth Bruce and Theresa Cochran.

Memorial contributions may be made to Gay St. United Methodist Church, 18 N. Gay St., Mt. Vernon, OH 43050.

Obituary published online by Law-Baker Funeral Home.

She was buried in March 2017 at Homer Cemetery, Homer, Licking Co., OH, Findagrave #177705017.

     Martha Ellen Hawkins was born on 29 August 1916. She was the daughter of Burton Hawkins and Della May Wenger.

     Note: Sister of Sarah Hawkins (first wife of Tennessee's first Governor, John Sevier), and possibly a sister of Davy Crockett's mother Rebecka Hawkins (conflicting opinions exist on this).

Mary Hawkins was born circa 1752. She was the daughter of Joseph Hawkins and Sarah Marlin. Mary Hawkins married Daniel Wendel, son of Christophel Wendel and Catherine Brumbach, on 21 April 1774 at Dunmore (now Shenandoah) Co., VA. Mary Hawkins died before April 1815. She left a will on 21 April 1815 at Rockbridge Co., VA; No actual will for Daniel, only an app. book 2 pg. 429 12/31/1805 and an estate settlement book 5 pg. 11 1806. There was an extensive will and testament for Mary Windell. Tried to get most of it; left out some of the furnishings. Dated 4/21/1815:

Bequeath to my son Andrew Windell bed and furniture which is marked with his initials. To daughter Matilda three beds and bedsteads and all the bed furniture- marked with her initials and all table furniture and one dozen and a half Windsor chairs, window curtains and what looks like 7 table toilets. Kitchen items of her choosing; paintings she now calls her own and her saddle. Any money residue arising from Sale of property also left to Matilda along with fleeces of eleven sheep. Should residue of property be insufficient to pay debt, the remaining debt shall be paid by my son in law Joseph Hoffman and son in law Anderson Johnston out of money which they owe to me by note of hand, that they shall pay equal sum toward payment of my debt and the balance of what they owe I wish to remain in their hands until distribution of my husbands estate takes place and then they are to pay it to my daughter Matilda. In the next place I give and bequeath to my daughter Sally Jones 20 pounds to be paid out of a note her husband Blackburn Jones owes me. 20 pounds to my son Andrew. 10 pounds to son William. to daughter Kitty Dryden 10 pounds. I give and bequeath to Mary Hoffman d/o Christopher Dryden 5 pounds. To my daughters Betsey Hoffman and Nancy Johnston 5 pounds each. Balance of property not listed I bequeath to my daughter Matilda, except for my husbands sword which I bought at the sale of his estate. which I give to my son Andrew. Next, to daughter Sally Jones- wife of Blackburn Jones and her heirs forever a certain house and lot in the town of Newport state of Tenn. Cook County known by the number 11 in the plot of said town, which was conveyed to me by said Blackburn Jones. also one ninth part of the estate of Daniel Windell (decd) Also to Blackburn Jones and wife Sally and his heirs I leave forever which last property was conveyed to me by Thomas Johnston and wife of this county who purchased it from William Windell. This last property to wit the ninth part is bequested to Blackburn Jones in consideration of a sum of money which he owes me which is due by note of hand by 16 Jan. 1811. In the last place I appoint my friend Joseph Blair and my friend David Hoffman Executors of this my last will and testament here by annulling and revoking all other wills by me made. 21st. day April 1815. Witness-present> Robert White Da Hopkins Jacob Haughanout Benja Darst. The last will and testament of Mary Windell (decd) was produced in court and proved by oath of Jacob Haughanout and Robert White at Rockbridge County Court Dec. 4th 1815. This is in Will book 4 pg. 135 Forgot to mention at the beginning, Daniel Had a complete list of property ie tools; housewares. was a huge list covering pages 429 thru 441- in book 5 pg. 11 didn't try to copy all that but did see that sword left to Andrew valued at $25.00. That other book #2 pg. 429 was sort of strange. Looks as though this should have been entered on the books previous to his death, but wasn't. Starts with an 1806 date moves to an 1810 date then back to 1806. Ending with a date of 10/4/1819. A settlement of estate in the county of Rockbridge recorded this day.

     Mary Hawkins was born on 23 August 1845 at Licking Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of Isaac Hawkins and Peninah Huddleston. Mary Hawkins married John Tyler Robertson on 17 December 1870. Mary Hawkins died on 7 May 1915 at age 69.

     Mary Anice Hawkins was born on 1 April 1886 at Sumner Co., TN. She married James Walter Brown on 27 December 1903. Mary Anice Hawkins died on 22 February 1945 at Allen Co., KY, at age 58 Obituary (Findagrave.com):

On Thursday morning, Feb 21, 1946, Mr. Walter Brownawoke to find that the death angel had come quietly and unexpectedly into his home and had carried away with him the spirit of his beloved wife, Mary.
Mary Hawkins Brown was born April 1, 1886 and departed this life February 21, 1046, age 59 years, 10 moths and 20 days.
She was married to Walter Brown December 27, 1903 and to this union was born thirteen children, ten of whom survive her, two babies having died in infancy and one girl at the age of twelve.
Mary professed faith in Christ at the age of thirteen joined Pleasant Grove Church where she was a faithful member and attended until she married. When she moved her membership to Garrett's Creek. Mrs. Brown was interested in church services and never failed to attend when her health permitted her to do so. She was always glad to testify to her hope in Christ Jesus, and in so far as she was able, she lived a consecrated life. During her last years, she was afflicted in both mind and body. These afflications and circumstances which did not exist and brought great trouble and worry to those whom she loved dearly. But when she was normal, she was a kind wife, a loving mother, and a good neighbor.
She and Mr. Brown have reared a large family of good and useful citizens. Two of their sons have been into the service of their country.
The mother was very much worried when her baby son was called into the Army and said, " I will never live to see him come any more to stay." She must have been warned of this, for Ona J. is still in service. She leaves to morn their loss, a kind and patient husband, Walter Brown, five sons, Toom, Curtis, Herman, Bascom, and Ona J., five daughters, Mrs. Noah Rippy, Mrs. Ausby Wolfe, Mrs. Johnie Graves, Mrs. Thurman Dalton, and Mrs. Lenard Marsh. She also has twenty one grandchildren, and aged father, R. Y. Hawkins, Indianapolis, Indiana, four brothers, Taylor, Sam, Billy, and John, and five sisters, Mrs. Martha Hammock, Mrs. Vessie Pike, Mrs. Ruth Gilliam, Mrs. Bettie Brown, and Mrs. Laura Martin.
Her work on Earch is done her suffering o're, with outstretched arms, she waits at Heaven's door, To Greet her family, as one by on the death Angel bears them to that eternal shore.

She was buried in February 1945 at Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery, Allen Co., KY, Findagrave #53081224.

     Mary Belle Hawkins was born circa 1878 at Kentucky.¹ She married Leonard D. Bird circa 1900.¹

     Mary Elizabeth Hawkins was also known as "Mayme". She was born on 11 March 1860 at Tazewell Co., IL.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Hawkins and Mary Ann McClees. Mary Elizabeth Hawkins married Emmett M. Ramey in November 1880. Mary Elizabeth Hawkins died on 23 February 1933 at Centerburg, Knox Co., OH, at age 72.

     Mary Gertrude Hawkins was born on 17 November 1880. She married Isaac Harrison Manuel. Mary Gertrude Hawkins died on 31 July 1959 at age 78. She was buried in August 1959 at Highland Cemetery, Iowa Park, Wichita Co., TX, Findagrave #60445795.

     Mary Jane Hawkins was born on 18 October 1865 at Tazewell Co., IL.¹ She was the daughter of David Hawkins and Adaline Hayes. Mary Jane Hawkins lived in 1920 at Waterloo, Black Hawk Co., IA. She died on 23 July 1929 at Chicago, Cook Co., IL, at age 63. She was buried in July 1929 at Lakeside Cemetery, Pekin, Tazewell Co., IL, Findagrave #68246727.

     Mary L. Hawkins was born on 26 April 1883. She was the daughter of James Knox Hawkins and Theresa Maria Coe. Mary L. Hawkins married Lewis Dale Hall on 24 December 1906. Mary L. Hawkins married Frank E. Hunter on 5 January 1922.

     Melissa Hawkins was born circa 1850 at Licking Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of James Hawkins and Hester Huddleston.

     Nellie Hawkins was born in October 1881 at Mt. Liberty, Knox Co., OH.¹ She was the daughter of Charles Oscar Hawkins and Ella B. Snyder.