Anthony Hawkins, of Windsor, had three children: Ruth (1649) and John (1652), who later had a second wife, Ann Thompson, the daughter of Governor Thomas Wells, and had the following children with her: Sarah (1657), Elizabeth (1660), and Hannah (1662).
An Abraham Hawkins, who died in 1648, was recorded in Charleston. In June 1635, George Hawkins left the Port of London and sailed to Virginia. A one Clement Hawkins left the port of London in May of 1635 and sailed to the Barbadoes in a ship named the Alexander. Roger Havekin was recorded in the Essex Rolls of 1298 AD.Įarly immigrants in America bearing this surname include Job Hawkins, who left the port of London on a ship named the Planter in April of 1635 that sailed to New England. A Roger Havech was recorded in the Pipe Rolls of Kent in 1176 AD. Guppy states: “Characteristic of the west of England, being best represented in Somerset, Gloucestershire, Wilts, and adjacent counties, but not extending north of Staffordshire.”Įarly notables include Henricus Hawkynne and Johannes Haukyn was recorded in the Poll Tax of 1379 AD in Yorkshire. The family removed to Nash Court in the parish of Boughtonunder-Bleane in the same county, and remained there until the year 1800. The Hawkinses of The Gaer, in county Monmouth, and those of Cantlowes, county of Middlesex, claim a local origin from the parish of Hawking, near Folkestone, in Kent, of which Osbert de Hawking was possessor during the reign of Henry II.
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