Parents Benjamin Hawkins 1784-1860. Mother Elizabeth (Batson ) Hawkins 1785-1860.
John Benjamin Hawkins married twice. Minerva Duncan 1815-1845, produced six children. Lucinda Stinnett 1822-1893, produced two children. Lucinda "Lucy" (Stinnett) Hawkins Harber is buried in Sargent Cemetery, Texas County, MO.
John Benjamin Hawkins and Minerva Duncan, six children
William Harrison Hawkins 1833-1911, married Martha Jane (Newberry) Hawkins 1832-1911, buried McElmurry.
Samuel Gibbons Hawkins was not married to Nancy Anderson, but had a child by her named James C. (Anderson) Hawkins born 1854. Nancy died in childbirth, and her father William B. Anderson raised the boy until he was 16, then he changed his last name to Hawkins. James died in 1936 in Baxter County, AR, and buried in Old Athens Cemetery. Benjamin F Hawkins was married Louisa Ackling Barnett, and on March 8, 1864 he was murdered by Union Col. William Monks at Cyrus Newberry cabin 100 yards east of McElmurry Cemetery, in the presence of his wife and two year old daughter Mary Elizabeth Hawkins. He is speculated to be buried McElmurry Cemetery.
Lavina Hawkins 1838-Unk, buried Unk.
Permelia Jane Hawkins 1839-1923, married Jacob Kisner and William Green Pumphrey. She is buried San Diego County, CA.
John Calvin Hawkins 1842-1863, Dec. executed by firing squad around Wiseman or Oxford, AR, buried Unk. Elizabeth Hawkins 1844-?. Elizabeth is listed in 1860 census of Benton Howell County, MO as 16 years of age living with her father John Benjamin Hawkins and step mother Lucinda (Stinnett) Hawkins. Speculated to be buried McElmurry.
in 1850 he married Lucinda Stinnett 1822-1893, two children.
Martha Jane Hawkins 1851-1931, married Thomas Franklin Hammond, buried Schauffler-Powers Cemetery, Sturkie, AR.
James Marshall Hawkins 1853-1912, married Lucinda Sophronia Presser, buried Williams Timberhill Cemetery, Welch, OK
I believe that John Benjamin Hawkins and his son Benjamin F hawkins are buried in McElmurry in field stone marked graves. Another son, John Calvin Hawkins may be buried there, but he was probably buried where he was executed.
John Benjamin Hawkins married twice. Minerva Duncan 1815-1845, produced six children. Lucinda Stinnett 1822-1893, produced two children. Lucinda "Lucy" (Stinnett) Hawkins Harber is buried in Sargent Cemetery, Texas County, MO.
John Benjamin Hawkins and Minerva Duncan, six children
William Harrison Hawkins 1833-1911, married Martha Jane (Newberry) Hawkins 1832-1911, buried McElmurry.
Samuel Gibbons Hawkins was not married to Nancy Anderson, but had a child by her named James C. (Anderson) Hawkins born 1854. Nancy died in childbirth, and her father William B. Anderson raised the boy until he was 16, then he changed his last name to Hawkins. James died in 1936 in Baxter County, AR, and buried in Old Athens Cemetery. Benjamin F Hawkins was married Louisa Ackling Barnett, and on March 8, 1864 he was murdered by Union Col. William Monks at Cyrus Newberry cabin 100 yards east of McElmurry Cemetery, in the presence of his wife and two year old daughter Mary Elizabeth Hawkins. He is speculated to be buried McElmurry Cemetery.
Lavina Hawkins 1838-Unk, buried Unk.
Permelia Jane Hawkins 1839-1923, married Jacob Kisner and William Green Pumphrey. She is buried San Diego County, CA.
John Calvin Hawkins 1842-1863, Dec. executed by firing squad around Wiseman or Oxford, AR, buried Unk. Elizabeth Hawkins 1844-?. Elizabeth is listed in 1860 census of Benton Howell County, MO as 16 years of age living with her father John Benjamin Hawkins and step mother Lucinda (Stinnett) Hawkins. Speculated to be buried McElmurry.
in 1850 he married Lucinda Stinnett 1822-1893, two children.
Martha Jane Hawkins 1851-1931, married Thomas Franklin Hammond, buried Schauffler-Powers Cemetery, Sturkie, AR.
James Marshall Hawkins 1853-1912, married Lucinda Sophronia Presser, buried Williams Timberhill Cemetery, Welch, OK
I believe that John Benjamin Hawkins and his son Benjamin F hawkins are buried in McElmurry in field stone marked graves. Another son, John Calvin Hawkins may be buried there, but he was probably buried where he was executed.
Parents Benjamin Hawkins 1784-1860. Mother Elizabeth (Batson ) Hawkins 1785-1860.
John Benjamin Hawkins married twice. Minerva Duncan 1815-1845, produced six children. Lucinda Stinnett 1822-1893, produced two children. Lucinda "Lucy" (Stinnett) Hawkins Harber is buried in Sargent Cemetery, Texas County, MO.
John Benjamin Hawkins and Minerva Duncan, six children
William Harrison Hawkins 1833-1911, married Martha Jane (Newberry) Hawkins 1832-1911, buried McElmurry.
Samuel Gibbons Hawkins was not married to Nancy Anderson, but had a child by her named James C. (Anderson) Hawkins born 1854. Nancy died in childbirth, and her father William B. Anderson raised the boy until he was 16, then he changed his last name to Hawkins. James died in 1936 in Baxter County, AR, and buried in Old Athens Cemetery. Benjamin F Hawkins was married Louisa Ackling Barnett, and on March 8, 1864 he was murdered by Union Col. William Monks at Cyrus Newberry cabin 100 yards east of McElmurry Cemetery, in the presence of his wife and two year old daughter Mary Elizabeth Hawkins. He is speculated to be buried McElmurry Cemetery.
Lavina Hawkins 1838-Unk, buried Unk.
Permelia Jane Hawkins 1839-1923, married Jacob Kisner and William Green Pumphrey. She is buried San Diego County, CA.
John Calvin Hawkins 1842-1863, Dec. executed by firing squad around Wiseman or Oxford, AR, buried Unk. Elizabeth Hawkins 1844-?. Elizabeth is listed in 1860 census of Benton Howell County, MO as 16 years of age living with her father John Benjamin Hawkins and step mother Lucinda (Stinnett) Hawkins. Speculated to be buried McElmurry.
in 1850 he married Lucinda Stinnett 1822-1893, two children.
Martha Jane Hawkins 1851-1931, married Thomas Franklin Hammond, buried Schauffler-Powers Cemetery, Sturkie, AR.
James Marshall Hawkins 1853-1912, married Lucinda Sophronia Presser, buried Williams Timberhill Cemetery, Welch, OK
I believe that John Benjamin Hawkins and his son Benjamin F hawkins are buried in McElmurry in field stone marked graves. Another son, John Calvin Hawkins may be buried there, but he was probably buried where he was executed.
John Benjamin Hawkins married twice. Minerva Duncan 1815-1845, produced six children. Lucinda Stinnett 1822-1893, produced two children. Lucinda "Lucy" (Stinnett) Hawkins Harber is buried in Sargent Cemetery, Texas County, MO.
John Benjamin Hawkins and Minerva Duncan, six children
William Harrison Hawkins 1833-1911, married Martha Jane (Newberry) Hawkins 1832-1911, buried McElmurry.
Samuel Gibbons Hawkins was not married to Nancy Anderson, but had a child by her named James C. (Anderson) Hawkins born 1854. Nancy died in childbirth, and her father William B. Anderson raised the boy until he was 16, then he changed his last name to Hawkins. James died in 1936 in Baxter County, AR, and buried in Old Athens Cemetery. Benjamin F Hawkins was married Louisa Ackling Barnett, and on March 8, 1864 he was murdered by Union Col. William Monks at Cyrus Newberry cabin 100 yards east of McElmurry Cemetery, in the presence of his wife and two year old daughter Mary Elizabeth Hawkins. He is speculated to be buried McElmurry Cemetery.
Lavina Hawkins 1838-Unk, buried Unk.
Permelia Jane Hawkins 1839-1923, married Jacob Kisner and William Green Pumphrey. She is buried San Diego County, CA.
John Calvin Hawkins 1842-1863, Dec. executed by firing squad around Wiseman or Oxford, AR, buried Unk. Elizabeth Hawkins 1844-?. Elizabeth is listed in 1860 census of Benton Howell County, MO as 16 years of age living with her father John Benjamin Hawkins and step mother Lucinda (Stinnett) Hawkins. Speculated to be buried McElmurry.
in 1850 he married Lucinda Stinnett 1822-1893, two children.
Martha Jane Hawkins 1851-1931, married Thomas Franklin Hammond, buried Schauffler-Powers Cemetery, Sturkie, AR.
James Marshall Hawkins 1853-1912, married Lucinda Sophronia Presser, buried Williams Timberhill Cemetery, Welch, OK
I believe that John Benjamin Hawkins and his son Benjamin F hawkins are buried in McElmurry in field stone marked graves. Another son, John Calvin Hawkins may be buried there, but he was probably buried where he was executed.
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