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Captain John (Haws) Hawes 1635–1701 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 16 Jul 1635
Birth Location: VERIFIED- Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, America -Settlers worked their farms in warm months, and wintered in Plymouth. Soon they built homes and separated with their own church. Bridgewater was created in 1656 from Duxbury.
Death Date: 11 Nov 1701
Death Location: Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States of America
Father: Edmund Hawes
Mother: Mercy -Immigrant
Spouse(s): Desire Gorham
Children(s): Mary Bacon, Experience Miller, John Hawes, Ebenezer Hawes, Jabez Hawes, Joseph Hawes, Edmund Hawes, Samual Hawes
Captain John (Haws) Hawes was born in 1635 in VERIFIED- Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, America -Settlers worked their farms in warm months, and wintered in Plymouth. Soon they built homes and separated with their own church. Bridgewater was created in 1656 from Duxbury., the child of Edmund Hawes And Mercy Or Lucy Hopkins Penocot Penobscot Hawes Immigrant. Captain John (Haws) Hawes married Desire Gorham, and had children including Desire Cowing, Ebenezer Hawes, Edmund Hawes, Experience Miller, Isaac Hawes, Jabez Hawes, John Hawes, Joseph Hawes, Mary Bacon, Samual Haws Hawes. Captain John (Haws) Hawes passed away in 1701 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States of America.
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Biography
- Captain John (Haws) Hawes was born in 1635 in VERIFIED- Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, America -Settlers worked their farms in warm months, and wintered in Plymouth. Soon they built homes and separated with their own church. Bridgewater was created in 1656 from Duxbury., the child of Edmund Hawes And Mercy Or Lucy Hopkins Penocot Penobscot Hawes Immigrant.
- Captain John (Haws) Hawes married Desire Gorham, and had children including Desire Cowing, Ebenezer Hawes, Edmund Hawes, Experience Miller, Isaac Hawes, Jabez Hawes, John Hawes, Joseph Hawes, Mary Bacon, Samual Haws Hawes.
- Captain John (Haws) Hawes passed away in 1701 in Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States of America.
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Captain Hawes's Ancestors
Captain Hawes's Descendants
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1. Mary Bacon 1664–
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2. Experience Miller 1686–1758
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3. John Hawes 1671–1723
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4. Ebenezer Hawes –1727
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5. Jabez Hawes 1675–1701
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6. Joseph Hawes 1673–1752
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7. Edmund Hawes 1669–1701
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8. Samual ((Haws)) Hawes 1683–1753 m. Elizabeth (Ann) Spencer 1656–1727
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1. Mary Hawes 1719–1806
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2. Samuel Hawes –1794
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3. Elizabeth Hawes 1721–
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4. Isaac (Hawes Sr) Sr 1717–1789
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5. Benjamin Haws 1718–1783
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6. Eunice ("Nicie") Hawes 1702–1806 m. John Coleman 1723–1763
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1. Wiley Coleman 1730–
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2. Spencer Coleman 1756–1830
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3. Robert (R) Coleman 1725–1795
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4. Samuel Coleman 1762–1830
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5. Hawes Coleman 1757–1840
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6. Frances ("Wicey") Coleman 1725–1844 m. Joseph (Thomas) Graves 1726–1785
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1. Robert Graves 1733–1771 m. Jean 1737–1792
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2. John (Coleman) Graves 1767–1840
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3. Major (Major Joseph Thomas) Graves 1769–1826
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4. Benjamin (Franklin) Graves 1771–1813
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5. George Graves 1780–1831
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6. Hawes Graves 1782–1859
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7. Polly Graves 1776–1832
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8. Sally Graves 1774–1832
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9. Eunice (Hawes "Nicey") Graves 1783–1857
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7. John Coleman 1753–1837
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Captain Hawes's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 16 Jul 1635
Event Place: VERIFIED- Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, America -Settlers worked their farms in warm months, and wintered in Plymouth. Soon they built homes and separated with their own church. Bridgewater was created in 1656 from Duxbury.
Record Source:
[1] Ancestry Family Trees
[2] U.S., Find a Grave® Index, 1600s-Current
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 11 Nov 1701
Event Place: Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States of America
Record Source:
[1] Ancestry Family Trees
[2] U.S., Find a Grave® Index, 1600s-Current