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DURHAM, John (b. 23 NOV 1698, d. 23 SEP 1722)
Given Name: John
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DURHAM, Margaret (b. ABT 1719, d. BEF 1800)
Given Name: Margaret
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DURHAM, Thomas (b. ABT 1720, d. ABT 1774)
Given Name: Thomas
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DURHAM, Mary (b. 24 AUG 1726)
Given Name: Mary
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DURHAM, Joseph (b. ABT 1720)
Given Name: Joseph
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PACKER, Eleanor (b. 1610)
Given Name: Eleanor
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BROOKS, George (Jerhome) (b. 1582)
Given Name: George (Jerhome)
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SAMPSON, Anne (b. 1592)
Given Name: Anne
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SAMPSON, George (b. ABT 1568)
Given Name: George
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BRIDGEWOOD, Alice (b. ABT 1570)
Given Name: Alice
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BROOKS, Joan (b. 9 OCT 1603)
Given Name: Joan
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BROOKS, Francis (b. 23 FEB 1612)
Given Name: Francis
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HAWKINS, Thomas (b. 1745, d. BEF APR 1778)
Given Name: Thomas
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HAWKINS, James (b. 1750, d. 1847)
Given Name: James
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DUKE, Mary Garland (b. )
Given Name: Mary Garland
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OVERTON, Lucy (b. )
Given Name: Lucy
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HAWKINS, Edmund (b. 1754, d. BEF 29 SEP 1800)
Given Name: Edmund
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Mosley, Mary (b. )
Given Name: Mary
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HAWKINS, Joseph Langford (b. 2 NOV 1765, d. 1 JUL 1823)
Given Name: Joseph Langford
Note: He was the father of Dr. James Russell. He made a will in SpotsylvaniaCounty, Virginia, and mentioned his wife Nancy, but not the names ofhis 14 children.
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HAWKINS, William "Billy" (b. 1675, d. 31 DEC 1789)
Given Name: William "Billy"
Note: The following article, "The Hawkins Family Among America'sEarliest Settlers" was written by Lizzie Hawkins Dean " and isreprinted from a 1914 issue of "The Jeffersonian" newspaper ofLouisville, Kentucky.
"Fairmount, Sept. 6 -- Among the earlier settlers in the EnglishColony in America was William Hawkins, one of the younger sons of SirJohn Hawkins, a Rear Admiral in the British Navy under QueenElizabeth, the Virgin Queen after whom the colonists named theirsettlement in honor of her virginity and Virginia is has been calledever since.
"William Hawkins migrated from England and took possession of hisfather's land (see father's bio). He lived to be 114 years old andreared 12 sons, who eventually scattered out all over the Britishterritory hee. One of these sons founded Hawkinsville, Tennessee.Still another settled in Mississippi, and another, Reuben Hawkins,brought his entire connections to what is now the State of Kentucky.
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