m1 Eleanor Randall on Jan 20, 1829
Children:
- Kate Delia Hawkins m Jacob Augustine Hood
- Eleanor Randall Hawkins (29 Mar 1832-2 Jan 1834)
m2 Caroline Decker on Oct. 7, 1835
Children:
- Jacob Mills Hawkins (10 Jan 1837-7 July 1837)
- Rachel Decker Hawkins (15 Jan 1838-Aug 1892)
- Anna Mary Hawkins (9 Jan 1840-Jan 1875) m James Van Kleeck
- Byron Hawkins (3 Feb 1844-19 Aug 1844)
- Emma Hawkins (3 Aug 1845-) m James H Jackson
- Jacob Mills Hawkins (1849-) m Ella Barr
- Edna Hawkins (1849-1923)
He was a farmer at Scotchtown, and later at Burnside (a hamlet of Hamptonburgh), Orange County, NY
According to the Evening Gazette:
"We learn from the Newburgh Telegraph that Jacob Mills Hawkins, a very respectable resident of Hamptonburgh, aged about 60 years, met with a serious accident on the 19th last, near Little Britain Church, on his return from Newburgh. The tongue of his wagon became detached from the yoke and fell to the ground; the horse ran away, throwing Mr. Hawkins out. He was badly bruised generally, had left arm fracture and badly lacerated near the wrist. On Friday last, the sixth day after the accident he was at taken with tetanus and last Saturday he died."
Source:
- Sketches of the Alumni of Dartmouth College: From the First Graduation in 1771 to the Present Time By George Thomas Chapman (1867)
- John Hood of Lynn, Mass. and some of his descendants By Jennie Hood Bosson (1909)
- A Hawkins genealogy, 1635-1939 by Ralph Clymer Hawkins (1939)
- The Evening Gazette, July 1, 1869 (Port Jervis, NY)
Children:
- Kate Delia Hawkins m Jacob Augustine Hood
- Eleanor Randall Hawkins (29 Mar 1832-2 Jan 1834)
m2 Caroline Decker on Oct. 7, 1835
Children:
- Jacob Mills Hawkins (10 Jan 1837-7 July 1837)
- Rachel Decker Hawkins (15 Jan 1838-Aug 1892)
- Anna Mary Hawkins (9 Jan 1840-Jan 1875) m James Van Kleeck
- Byron Hawkins (3 Feb 1844-19 Aug 1844)
- Emma Hawkins (3 Aug 1845-) m James H Jackson
- Jacob Mills Hawkins (1849-) m Ella Barr
- Edna Hawkins (1849-1923)
He was a farmer at Scotchtown, and later at Burnside (a hamlet of Hamptonburgh), Orange County, NY
According to the Evening Gazette:
"We learn from the Newburgh Telegraph that Jacob Mills Hawkins, a very respectable resident of Hamptonburgh, aged about 60 years, met with a serious accident on the 19th last, near Little Britain Church, on his return from Newburgh. The tongue of his wagon became detached from the yoke and fell to the ground; the horse ran away, throwing Mr. Hawkins out. He was badly bruised generally, had left arm fracture and badly lacerated near the wrist. On Friday last, the sixth day after the accident he was at taken with tetanus and last Saturday he died."
Source:
- Sketches of the Alumni of Dartmouth College: From the First Graduation in 1771 to the Present Time By George Thomas Chapman (1867)
- John Hood of Lynn, Mass. and some of his descendants By Jennie Hood Bosson (1909)
- A Hawkins genealogy, 1635-1939 by Ralph Clymer Hawkins (1939)
- The Evening Gazette, July 1, 1869 (Port Jervis, NY)
m1 Eleanor Randall on Jan 20, 1829
Children:
- Kate Delia Hawkins m Jacob Augustine Hood
- Eleanor Randall Hawkins (29 Mar 1832-2 Jan 1834)
m2 Caroline Decker on Oct. 7, 1835
Children:
- Jacob Mills Hawkins (10 Jan 1837-7 July 1837)
- Rachel Decker Hawkins (15 Jan 1838-Aug 1892)
- Anna Mary Hawkins (9 Jan 1840-Jan 1875) m James Van Kleeck
- Byron Hawkins (3 Feb 1844-19 Aug 1844)
- Emma Hawkins (3 Aug 1845-) m James H Jackson
- Jacob Mills Hawkins (1849-) m Ella Barr
- Edna Hawkins (1849-1923)
He was a farmer at Scotchtown, and later at Burnside (a hamlet of Hamptonburgh), Orange County, NY
According to the Evening Gazette:
"We learn from the Newburgh Telegraph that Jacob Mills Hawkins, a very respectable resident of Hamptonburgh, aged about 60 years, met with a serious accident on the 19th last, near Little Britain Church, on his return from Newburgh. The tongue of his wagon became detached from the yoke and fell to the ground; the horse ran away, throwing Mr. Hawkins out. He was badly bruised generally, had left arm fracture and badly lacerated near the wrist. On Friday last, the sixth day after the accident he was at taken with tetanus and last Saturday he died."
Source:
- Sketches of the Alumni of Dartmouth College: From the First Graduation in 1771 to the Present Time By George Thomas Chapman (1867)
- John Hood of Lynn, Mass. and some of his descendants By Jennie Hood Bosson (1909)
- A Hawkins genealogy, 1635-1939 by Ralph Clymer Hawkins (1939)
- The Evening Gazette, July 1, 1869 (Port Jervis, NY)
Children:
- Kate Delia Hawkins m Jacob Augustine Hood
- Eleanor Randall Hawkins (29 Mar 1832-2 Jan 1834)
m2 Caroline Decker on Oct. 7, 1835
Children:
- Jacob Mills Hawkins (10 Jan 1837-7 July 1837)
- Rachel Decker Hawkins (15 Jan 1838-Aug 1892)
- Anna Mary Hawkins (9 Jan 1840-Jan 1875) m James Van Kleeck
- Byron Hawkins (3 Feb 1844-19 Aug 1844)
- Emma Hawkins (3 Aug 1845-) m James H Jackson
- Jacob Mills Hawkins (1849-) m Ella Barr
- Edna Hawkins (1849-1923)
He was a farmer at Scotchtown, and later at Burnside (a hamlet of Hamptonburgh), Orange County, NY
According to the Evening Gazette:
"We learn from the Newburgh Telegraph that Jacob Mills Hawkins, a very respectable resident of Hamptonburgh, aged about 60 years, met with a serious accident on the 19th last, near Little Britain Church, on his return from Newburgh. The tongue of his wagon became detached from the yoke and fell to the ground; the horse ran away, throwing Mr. Hawkins out. He was badly bruised generally, had left arm fracture and badly lacerated near the wrist. On Friday last, the sixth day after the accident he was at taken with tetanus and last Saturday he died."
Source:
- Sketches of the Alumni of Dartmouth College: From the First Graduation in 1771 to the Present Time By George Thomas Chapman (1867)
- John Hood of Lynn, Mass. and some of his descendants By Jennie Hood Bosson (1909)
- A Hawkins genealogy, 1635-1939 by Ralph Clymer Hawkins (1939)
- The Evening Gazette, July 1, 1869 (Port Jervis, NY)
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