Individual Details

William Hawkins is found on a list at a court held by the Justices of Orange County, Court at the courthouse in April 1782 of claims that were allowed to be just and reasonable for providing 375 pounds of beef, 20 and 1/2 pounds of bacon received by Prettyman Merry Lt. Orange Militia for the 18 months men marching to Fredericksburg. 

William and Elizabeth lived in Harrison Co., Virginia/West Virginia, then Jessamine Co, KY. Wm and Betsy left for KY around 1788. His brothers Ben and James too.

Sold land to Lewis Willis in 1790

Jessamine County
Deed Book B, p. 328. John, Benj., and Jas. Hawkins, Polly Barnett, John Barnett, Willis Hawkins and Sally Hawkins, chdn. of Eliz. Hawkins, dau. of Andrew Bourne of Culpepper Co., Va., to our bro., Moses Hawkins, P of A to recover slaves let us by our grandfather, Andr. Bourne; 27 Feb., 1808; s. and ack. by John Barnett and Willis and Sally Hawkins only and rec. same.

Birth	17 Dec 1749	Harrison, Virginia, United States
Marriage	Abt 1773	Harrison, Virginia, British America - Elizabeth "Betsy" Bourne
Marriage	5 Dec 1786	Culpeper, Virginia, United States - Dorothy "Dolly" Gaines
Death	1818	Jessamine, Kentucky, United States

Spouse	Elizabeth "Betsy" Bourne (1745 - 1785)
Child	John B. (Bourne?) Hawkins (1774 - 1843)
Child	Benjamin Hawkins (1773 - )
Child	James Hawkins (1773 - )
Child	Mary "Polly" Hawkins ( - )
Child	Willis Hawkins ( - )
Child	Sally Hawkins ( - )
Child	Moses Hawkins (1777 - )

Spouse	Dorothy "Dolly" Gaines ( - )
Child	Francis "Frank" Hawkins (1787 - )
Child	Elizabeth Hawkins ( - )

Father	Benjamin Hawkins Sr. (1708 - 1782)
Mother	Sarah Willis (1716 - 1782)
Sibling	Mildred Hawkins (1734 - 1815)
Sibling	Benjamin Hawkins II (1738 - 1806)
Sibling	Rachel Hawkins (1740 - )
Sibling	Lucy Hawkins (1742 - )
Sibling	Jane / Jenny Hawkins (1748 - )
Sibling	Capt. James Hawkins (1750 - 1819)
Sibling	Capt. Moses Hawkins (1750 - 1777)
Sibling	Elizabeth Hawkins ( - )
Sibling	Sarah Hawkins ( - 1826)

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