Son of Samuel Conklin Hawkins and Jerusha Ann Rogers, husband of Elizabeth Vanzile, the daughter of Peter Mabie Vanzile and Mary Louisa Graves, whom he married on September 9, 1873 in Brooklyn, New York, and father of Elmer Edward Hawkins.
In 1850, Barnabas Hawkins, aged 3, was living in Brookhaven, New York, in the home of his parents, Samuel C. Hawkins, aged 34, and Jerusha N. Hawkins, aged 33, with siblings, William A. Hawkins, aged 13, Jane E. Hawkins, aged 10, Sarah E. Hawkins, aged 9, Alfred Hawkins, aged 6, and Georgianna Hawkins, aged 2 months. His father was shown to be a fisherman.
In 1860, Barnabas Hawkins, aged 14, was living in Brookhaven, New York, post office Fireplace, with his mother, Jerusha A. Hawkins, aged 42, and siblings, William A. Hawkins, aged 22, a boatman, Alfred C. Hawkins, aged 16, a farm laborer, Georgiana Hawkins, aged 10, Franklin M. Hawkins, aged 6, Thomas R. Hawkins, aged 6, Jerusha E. Hawkins, aged 3, Alice L. Hawkins, aged 4 months, and Lewis Hawkins, aged 56, a farmer.
In 1870, Barney Hawkins, aged 23, a carpenter, born in New York, was living in Mauch Chunk, Carbon, Pa., in the hotel of Jeremiah Keiser, aged 31, a hotel keeper, and his wife, Emma Keiser, aged 31, Elmer F. Keiser, aged 6, and Alice M. Keiser, aged 2, with Lewis Tennant, aged 23, a Railroad conductor, born in New York, Loren Tennant, aged 18, a laborer, born in New York, Edward H. Harvey, aged 19, a painter, born in Pennsylvania, George H. Kitchen, aged 23, an iron moulder, born in Pennsylvania, George Sholdy, aged 30, an iron moulder, born in Wurttemberg, Tacy Perrell, aged 23, a clerk in the Canal office, born in Pennsylvania, Charles Lindeman, aged 22, a shoemaker, born in Pennsylvania, Daniel Homan, boss carpenter, born in New York, John F. Bright, aged 35, a carpenter, born in New York, Grafton Sommcher, aged 30, born in Sweden, Charles Garrison, aged 25, a carpenter, born in New York, Horace Van Gilder, aged 25, a railroad fireman, born in Pennsylvania, Henry Smith, aged 24, a painter, born in Pennsylvania, Charles Seaman, aged 24, a carpenter, born in Pennsylvania, Jacob A. Nelson, aged 23, a carpenter, born in Sweden, Evans Skate, aged 24, a carpenter, born in Sweden, Millard Hawkins, aged 23, a railroad conductor, born in Pennsylvania, and several others.
On September 9, 1873, Barney B. Hawkins, aged 27, born 1846 in Bellport, L.I., the son of Samuel Hawkins and Jerusha Rogers, and Elizabeth Vanzile, aged 17, born 1856 in New York City, the daughter of Peter Vanzile and Mary Graves, were married on September 9, 1873 in Brooklyn, New York.
After his death, his widow remarried, to John Hanford Bodwell, on June 4, 1884 in Connecticut.
(Long Island Surnames; Barney B. Hawkins / Elizabeth Vanzile, Marriage • New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1940, FHL microfilm 1543911; Barry B Hawkins in the New York, New York, U.S., Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937, Certificate Number: 924; 1850, 1860, 1870 US Federal Census)
In 1850, Barnabas Hawkins, aged 3, was living in Brookhaven, New York, in the home of his parents, Samuel C. Hawkins, aged 34, and Jerusha N. Hawkins, aged 33, with siblings, William A. Hawkins, aged 13, Jane E. Hawkins, aged 10, Sarah E. Hawkins, aged 9, Alfred Hawkins, aged 6, and Georgianna Hawkins, aged 2 months. His father was shown to be a fisherman.
In 1860, Barnabas Hawkins, aged 14, was living in Brookhaven, New York, post office Fireplace, with his mother, Jerusha A. Hawkins, aged 42, and siblings, William A. Hawkins, aged 22, a boatman, Alfred C. Hawkins, aged 16, a farm laborer, Georgiana Hawkins, aged 10, Franklin M. Hawkins, aged 6, Thomas R. Hawkins, aged 6, Jerusha E. Hawkins, aged 3, Alice L. Hawkins, aged 4 months, and Lewis Hawkins, aged 56, a farmer.
In 1870, Barney Hawkins, aged 23, a carpenter, born in New York, was living in Mauch Chunk, Carbon, Pa., in the hotel of Jeremiah Keiser, aged 31, a hotel keeper, and his wife, Emma Keiser, aged 31, Elmer F. Keiser, aged 6, and Alice M. Keiser, aged 2, with Lewis Tennant, aged 23, a Railroad conductor, born in New York, Loren Tennant, aged 18, a laborer, born in New York, Edward H. Harvey, aged 19, a painter, born in Pennsylvania, George H. Kitchen, aged 23, an iron moulder, born in Pennsylvania, George Sholdy, aged 30, an iron moulder, born in Wurttemberg, Tacy Perrell, aged 23, a clerk in the Canal office, born in Pennsylvania, Charles Lindeman, aged 22, a shoemaker, born in Pennsylvania, Daniel Homan, boss carpenter, born in New York, John F. Bright, aged 35, a carpenter, born in New York, Grafton Sommcher, aged 30, born in Sweden, Charles Garrison, aged 25, a carpenter, born in New York, Horace Van Gilder, aged 25, a railroad fireman, born in Pennsylvania, Henry Smith, aged 24, a painter, born in Pennsylvania, Charles Seaman, aged 24, a carpenter, born in Pennsylvania, Jacob A. Nelson, aged 23, a carpenter, born in Sweden, Evans Skate, aged 24, a carpenter, born in Sweden, Millard Hawkins, aged 23, a railroad conductor, born in Pennsylvania, and several others.
On September 9, 1873, Barney B. Hawkins, aged 27, born 1846 in Bellport, L.I., the son of Samuel Hawkins and Jerusha Rogers, and Elizabeth Vanzile, aged 17, born 1856 in New York City, the daughter of Peter Vanzile and Mary Graves, were married on September 9, 1873 in Brooklyn, New York.
After his death, his widow remarried, to John Hanford Bodwell, on June 4, 1884 in Connecticut.
(Long Island Surnames; Barney B. Hawkins / Elizabeth Vanzile, Marriage • New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1940, FHL microfilm 1543911; Barry B Hawkins in the New York, New York, U.S., Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937, Certificate Number: 924; 1850, 1860, 1870 US Federal Census)
Son of Samuel Conklin Hawkins and Jerusha Ann Rogers, husband of Elizabeth Vanzile, the daughter of Peter Mabie Vanzile and Mary Louisa Graves, whom he married on September 9, 1873 in Brooklyn, New York, and father of Elmer Edward Hawkins.
In 1850, Barnabas Hawkins, aged 3, was living in Brookhaven, New York, in the home of his parents, Samuel C. Hawkins, aged 34, and Jerusha N. Hawkins, aged 33, with siblings, William A. Hawkins, aged 13, Jane E. Hawkins, aged 10, Sarah E. Hawkins, aged 9, Alfred Hawkins, aged 6, and Georgianna Hawkins, aged 2 months. His father was shown to be a fisherman.
In 1860, Barnabas Hawkins, aged 14, was living in Brookhaven, New York, post office Fireplace, with his mother, Jerusha A. Hawkins, aged 42, and siblings, William A. Hawkins, aged 22, a boatman, Alfred C. Hawkins, aged 16, a farm laborer, Georgiana Hawkins, aged 10, Franklin M. Hawkins, aged 6, Thomas R. Hawkins, aged 6, Jerusha E. Hawkins, aged 3, Alice L. Hawkins, aged 4 months, and Lewis Hawkins, aged 56, a farmer.
In 1870, Barney Hawkins, aged 23, a carpenter, born in New York, was living in Mauch Chunk, Carbon, Pa., in the hotel of Jeremiah Keiser, aged 31, a hotel keeper, and his wife, Emma Keiser, aged 31, Elmer F. Keiser, aged 6, and Alice M. Keiser, aged 2, with Lewis Tennant, aged 23, a Railroad conductor, born in New York, Loren Tennant, aged 18, a laborer, born in New York, Edward H. Harvey, aged 19, a painter, born in Pennsylvania, George H. Kitchen, aged 23, an iron moulder, born in Pennsylvania, George Sholdy, aged 30, an iron moulder, born in Wurttemberg, Tacy Perrell, aged 23, a clerk in the Canal office, born in Pennsylvania, Charles Lindeman, aged 22, a shoemaker, born in Pennsylvania, Daniel Homan, boss carpenter, born in New York, John F. Bright, aged 35, a carpenter, born in New York, Grafton Sommcher, aged 30, born in Sweden, Charles Garrison, aged 25, a carpenter, born in New York, Horace Van Gilder, aged 25, a railroad fireman, born in Pennsylvania, Henry Smith, aged 24, a painter, born in Pennsylvania, Charles Seaman, aged 24, a carpenter, born in Pennsylvania, Jacob A. Nelson, aged 23, a carpenter, born in Sweden, Evans Skate, aged 24, a carpenter, born in Sweden, Millard Hawkins, aged 23, a railroad conductor, born in Pennsylvania, and several others.
On September 9, 1873, Barney B. Hawkins, aged 27, born 1846 in Bellport, L.I., the son of Samuel Hawkins and Jerusha Rogers, and Elizabeth Vanzile, aged 17, born 1856 in New York City, the daughter of Peter Vanzile and Mary Graves, were married on September 9, 1873 in Brooklyn, New York.
After his death, his widow remarried, to John Hanford Bodwell, on June 4, 1884 in Connecticut.
(Long Island Surnames; Barney B. Hawkins / Elizabeth Vanzile, Marriage • New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1940, FHL microfilm 1543911; Barry B Hawkins in the New York, New York, U.S., Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937, Certificate Number: 924; 1850, 1860, 1870 US Federal Census)
In 1850, Barnabas Hawkins, aged 3, was living in Brookhaven, New York, in the home of his parents, Samuel C. Hawkins, aged 34, and Jerusha N. Hawkins, aged 33, with siblings, William A. Hawkins, aged 13, Jane E. Hawkins, aged 10, Sarah E. Hawkins, aged 9, Alfred Hawkins, aged 6, and Georgianna Hawkins, aged 2 months. His father was shown to be a fisherman.
In 1860, Barnabas Hawkins, aged 14, was living in Brookhaven, New York, post office Fireplace, with his mother, Jerusha A. Hawkins, aged 42, and siblings, William A. Hawkins, aged 22, a boatman, Alfred C. Hawkins, aged 16, a farm laborer, Georgiana Hawkins, aged 10, Franklin M. Hawkins, aged 6, Thomas R. Hawkins, aged 6, Jerusha E. Hawkins, aged 3, Alice L. Hawkins, aged 4 months, and Lewis Hawkins, aged 56, a farmer.
In 1870, Barney Hawkins, aged 23, a carpenter, born in New York, was living in Mauch Chunk, Carbon, Pa., in the hotel of Jeremiah Keiser, aged 31, a hotel keeper, and his wife, Emma Keiser, aged 31, Elmer F. Keiser, aged 6, and Alice M. Keiser, aged 2, with Lewis Tennant, aged 23, a Railroad conductor, born in New York, Loren Tennant, aged 18, a laborer, born in New York, Edward H. Harvey, aged 19, a painter, born in Pennsylvania, George H. Kitchen, aged 23, an iron moulder, born in Pennsylvania, George Sholdy, aged 30, an iron moulder, born in Wurttemberg, Tacy Perrell, aged 23, a clerk in the Canal office, born in Pennsylvania, Charles Lindeman, aged 22, a shoemaker, born in Pennsylvania, Daniel Homan, boss carpenter, born in New York, John F. Bright, aged 35, a carpenter, born in New York, Grafton Sommcher, aged 30, born in Sweden, Charles Garrison, aged 25, a carpenter, born in New York, Horace Van Gilder, aged 25, a railroad fireman, born in Pennsylvania, Henry Smith, aged 24, a painter, born in Pennsylvania, Charles Seaman, aged 24, a carpenter, born in Pennsylvania, Jacob A. Nelson, aged 23, a carpenter, born in Sweden, Evans Skate, aged 24, a carpenter, born in Sweden, Millard Hawkins, aged 23, a railroad conductor, born in Pennsylvania, and several others.
On September 9, 1873, Barney B. Hawkins, aged 27, born 1846 in Bellport, L.I., the son of Samuel Hawkins and Jerusha Rogers, and Elizabeth Vanzile, aged 17, born 1856 in New York City, the daughter of Peter Vanzile and Mary Graves, were married on September 9, 1873 in Brooklyn, New York.
After his death, his widow remarried, to John Hanford Bodwell, on June 4, 1884 in Connecticut.
(Long Island Surnames; Barney B. Hawkins / Elizabeth Vanzile, Marriage • New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1940, FHL microfilm 1543911; Barry B Hawkins in the New York, New York, U.S., Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937, Certificate Number: 924; 1850, 1860, 1870 US Federal Census)
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Son Samuel and Jerusha Hawkins
Died November 1, 1882
Aged 36 years, 8 months, & 20 days
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