Individual Details

Capt. Moses Hawkins

(4 Oct 1750 - 4 Oct 1777)

Moses, was a Captain in the 14th Virginia Regiment.  He was Captain of the 8th Company.  Moses was killed at the battle of Germantown.

 The Orange County records are full of records that were made as the orphans of Moses were provided for.  For Example in Will book 3, page 173: 

The estate of Moses Hawkins, dec'd, to Thomas Coleman. In 1788-1789, board and cloathing for four orphans of Moses Hawkins. Paid Duncan Campbell, Benjamin Hawkins, John Thomas, Reuben Moore, Isaac Rucker, Benja Willis, Thomas Coleman, guardian. Account returned into court 22nd Feb 1790.
Moses' widow, Sarah Strother, married her husband's good friend and neighbor, Thomas Coleman 28, June 1781.  This couple moved to Kentucky as did many of our Hawkins DNA group #1 ancestors.  Records tell us that Thomas Coleman was a corporal in the company commanded by Moses Hawkins of the 14th Virginia regiment, and a friend of long standing.

Events

Birth4 Oct 1750Culpeper, Virginia, British America
Marriage3 Mar 1770Culpeper, Virginia, British America - Susanna Strother
MilitaryBet 1774 and 1777American Revolution - Virginia, United States
Will16 Apr 1777Orange, Virginia, United States
Death4 Oct 1777Germantown, Pennsylvania,

Families

SpouseSusanna Strother (1752 - 1830)
ChildSarah Bailey "Sally" Hawkins (1771 - )
ChildWilliam Strother Hawkins (1772 - 1858)
ChildLucy Hawkins (1774 - )
ChildMoses Strother Hawkins Jr. (1776 - 1817)
FatherBenjamin Hawkins Sr. (1708 - 1782)
MotherSarah Willis (1716 - 1782)
SiblingMildred Hawkins (1734 - 1815)
SiblingBenjamin Hawkins II (1738 - 1806)
SiblingRachel Hawkins (1740 - )
SiblingLucy Hawkins (1742 - )
SiblingJane / Jenny Hawkins (1748 - )
SiblingWilliam Hawkins (1749 - 1818)
SiblingCapt. James Hawkins (1750 - 1819)
SiblingElizabeth Hawkins ( - )
SiblingSarah Hawkins ( - 1826)

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