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HAWKINS

    Second Session House of Burgesses—1712-1716-1718-1719-1720-1722.
John Hawkins

    Essex County—Commissioner to change day of Court in Princess County.

    Dec. 14, 1714—To change day of court. For not attending session, called to
account.

    Com. on endorsed bill—Leave of Absence, May 8, 1718.

    Com. to carry bill to council. Com. to examine petitions. Report on the
same. Com. on petition. Com. on entailed land sale.

    Wednesday, 15 of December—Geo. III, 1762. Resolved: That George Frazier
ought to be allowed 12d per ration for the troops victualed by him to the 17 of
June. Last time John Hawkins issued provisions to said troops under his
appointment as commissary from his Honour, the Governor.

CROWDER—HAWKINS

    Thomas Crowder, son of Mark and Mary Crowder, was born January 22, 1774. He
married, December 26, 1804, Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins Dick. Mrs. Dick had one
daughter by her first marriage, Mary, who married Mr. Wm. Lucas. There were
seven children by the second marriage: Frances Maria, Addison ,Eliza Ann, Mark
Thomas, Martha Hawkins, Louisa Matilda, William Gustavus, Arabella Matilda. Mrs.
Crowder was the daughter of Capt. John Hawkins, born in Baltimore, Md. Her
mother, Mary Waller, daughter of Captain John Waller, was born in Halifax
county, Virginia, June 30, 1734. She married Mr. Welby who died, leaving her
with one child, Benjamin Waller Welby. She removed to Hillsboro, N. C., and
there married John Hawkins, April 2, 1776. Elizabeth Hawkins was the third
child. Mr. Dick, her first husband, died and she married Thomas Crowder.

John Hawkins enlisted in Maryland Volunteer Company before the Declaration of
Independence and served throughout the Revolutionary. War as Lieutenant,
afterwards Captain.

    Thomas Crowder and his wife and her two sisters moved to Hancock county,
Georgia; from thence Mr. Crowder and wife, in their old age, moved to
Milledgeville, Georgia, where he died in 1840. She lived a few years longer, Dr.
Green removing her to his home where she died in 1844.




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Part V

HISTORY of BALDWIN COUNTY GEORGIA

BY MRS. ANNA MARIA GREEN COOK

ILLUSTRATED

ANDERSON. S. C.
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