
HAWKINS: Memoranda Concerning some Branches of the Hawkins Family and Connections (Softcover)
by John Parker Hawkins. 1913. 137p
Captain Arthur Hawkins served with distinction as a captain in the 14th Regiment of the Virginia Line during the Revolutionary War. He was appointed on February 24, 1777, and fought bravely at the Battle of Germantown on October 4, 1777. Records indicate that he was a Major of a Virginia State Regiment in 1780, highlighting his military service during the war.
John Thomas, a relative of the Hawkins family, transferred land to John and Joseph Hawkins. This transaction likely occurred in the context of family ties and property inheritance. The genealogical details suggest a close relationship between the Thomas and Hawkins families, indicating a shared history and possibly joint land ownership.
Francis P. Blair, a notable figure, documented his life history in 1848, providing valuable insights into his personal and family background. Born in 1791 in Jessamine County, Kentucky, Blair led a successful life as a lawyer and a respected gentleman. His legacy includes a written account of his life, offering a glimpse into the historical context and family connections of the Blair lineage.