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Offline Lesanne

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Re: HAWKINS Marriage Islip or Great Milton
« Reply #18 on: Monday 02 January 12 22:50 GMT (UK) »
Hello watts,

Welcome to Rootschat.
Afraid we'll have to wait for Bookwrm123 to come back with that baptism.

Are you working on the Dewe family?

regards, Lesanne
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Re: HAWKINS Marriage Islip or Great Milton
« Reply #19 on: Thursday 30 August 12 13:48 BST (UK) »
Hi Lesanne,

I've not looked at the boards for ages, so sorry I didn't see your post before now.

Yes, still been digging away at the Hawkins family. Managed to find the will of the uncle of the John Hawkins who married Mary Dewe and from that learned that John's father was also named John. His uncle's name was William Hawkins, of Mortlake, who died in 1677 apparently aged 53. I've found records of a John b.1621, William b.1624, Mary b.1622, Margaret b.1623 and Thomas b.1625 born to William Hawkins at Saint Margaret, Westminster, London, which could be them. The William who died in 1677 was buried at Mortlake, and his memorial stone has the coat of arms based on the one that was granted to Sir John Hawkins, though without the additional crest that would only have been allowed to be used by direct descendents of Sir John, rather than his family. This would suggest his father might have been the William Hawkins, son of Sir John’s brother William, as the coat of arms would match, as well as the dates. But that remains just a theory until I can figure out a way to prove who the William Hawkins who had children in Westminster in the 1620s was. Unfortunately there are several Hawkins families in that area at the time so difficult to pin the right one down.

Would be interested to learn more about the Mary Dewe/Banks line.

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Re: HAWKINS Marriage Islip or Great Milton
« Reply #20 on: Friday 22 March 13 18:57 GMT (UK) »
Hello,
I too have been investigating the Hawkins family for very many years and have a fair bit of information on them. There are many conflicting names and dates being bandied about on line and it's quite a task trying to sort the wheat from the chaff!
Did your John (of Oxford) have parents John (b 1604) and Hestor Richards?
Kind regards
Jill

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Re: HAWKINS Marriage Islip or Great Milton
« Reply #21 on: Wednesday 27 March 13 13:06 GMT (UK) »
Alex,

I do not know what you have since discovered, but I checked the burials of GM for you and there are no Hawkins burials after 1700. However there are some before and there are two children buried in the 1690s listed as 'of John HAWKINS (esq)', let me know if you want the details.

Shannon
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