Elizabeth Hawkins

Biography

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Holland-11066

Elizabeth Holland was born about 1650 and died before 14 Jun 1717 at Charles County, MD, when her will was proved.

Before 1668, Elizabeth m1. Francis WYNE/WINE (b. 1635; wpr. 6 Mar 1682); children (surname WYNE): Elizabeth (m. — LEWIS of Gt Britain), Henry (b. 1672-82; d. bef 1717; of London). Francis also had a son John (under 21 in 1682) by his 1st wife.

She married second between Jun 1682 and Aug 1682, at Charles County, MD, Henry HAWKINS Sr.[1]

Elizabeth made a deed of gift dated 4 Jun 1682 to Henry Wyne, Elizabeth Wyne, and Jno. Wyne (under 21) of cattle, goods and household stuff. She also made a deed of gift dated 1 Oct 1704 to Ruth HAWKINS of a Negro girl named Elley age 13 or 14.[2]

Elizabeth's will dated 12 Jun 1716 mentioned her 3 grandchildren Francis Wine, Elizabeth Wine and Mary Wine daughters of Henry Wine late of Gt Britain dec'd, her daughter Elizabeth Lewis wife of __ Lewis of Gt Britain, granddaughters Elizabeth Keech and Martha Keech, grandson Henry Holland Hawkins son of her son Henry Holland Hawkins, granddaughter Elizabeth Hawkins, and grandson John Hawkins.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&... (dead link)

Henry Hawkins, of Charles County, in his Will dated 18 October 1698 and proved 12 May 1699, recorded in "Maryland Will Book, 6: 310, named his wife Elizabeth (who was the widow of Francis Wyne) and his six children.

Of these two were by his first wife. They were Henry Hawkins and Ellinor (Hawkins) Tubman.

The others were children of his second wife and were John Hawkins, Henry Holland Hawkins (so named to distinquish him from his half brothers, Henry Hawkins and Henry Wine). Ruth Hawkins and Mary Hawkins.

Henry Holland Hawkins became "whole and sole executor" under his mother's Will.

Ruth Hawkins became the first wife of James Keech, Gent., and had daughters named Martha and Elizabeth Keech, mentioned in the Will of their grandmother Elizabeth Hawkins already cited.

https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I0015...

4 Jun 1682; Deed of Gift from Elizabeth Wyne, widow of Burton plantation, relict of Francis Wyne, dec'd to her children, Henry Wyne, Elizabeth Wyne and John Wyne (not yet 21);gift of cattle, good and household stuff. (CCLR I.309)

Charles County Circuit Court Liber M, Page 212 9 Nov 1685; Quit Claim from William Pryor, planter, and Marie his wife, d/o Nicholas and Elizabeth Emerson, deed to Henry Hawkins and Elizabeth his wife, relict of Francis Wine; for 1,200# tobacco; a parcel of land called Glovers Point on the north side of the Potomac on Nanjemy Creek; formerly sold by Elizabeth Emerson to Francis Wine 16 Jun 1671; /s/ William Pryor (mark), Mary Pryor (mark); wit. Clebo. Lomax, Wm. Hacorte, Jno. Hawkins

References

1. https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I1022...
   1. It is also theorized that this is Elizabeth Hebden instead of Elizabeth Holland.
   2. http://www.hebdens.com/Tree%20Charts/Sheet%206%20Pateley%20Bridge.pdf

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1. https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I0015...
2. "Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families, Vol.II; Robert Middleton of Maryland and Some of His Descendants by John Goodwin Herndon, Ph.D, F.A.S.G., F.G.S.P. Page 313 - 316
3. Henry Hawkins (2nd) married Elizabeth widow of Francis Wyne(Wine) “HAWKINS Henry, m. by 26 June 1683, Elizabeth, extx. of Francis Wyne of CH Co. (INAC 8:56).”
4. Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Jan 6 2020, 2:02:31 UTC
5. “Elizabeth Holland Hawkins” in COLONIAL ENCOUNTERS: The Lower Potomac River Valley, 1500-1720 AD < link >
6. https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LWFH-NW8
7. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Holland-11066 cites
   1. MDSTMARY-L Archives, RootsWeb.com, (online: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index/MDSTMARY), Norma Thompson, "Thomas Hebden," 5 Dec 2001; giving "According to my records, Francis Wine married Elizabeth Holland in England. She married second between June and Aug 1682, Henry Hawkins and had Hawkins children, Henry Holland and Ruth."
   2. Rootsweb Archives, RootsWeb.com, Linne Gravenstock, "Jas. Bowles, St. Mary's Co., MD, 1713," 15 Nov 2002, BOWLES-L Archives.
   3. Marshall, "Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties", Henry Hawkins (1627-1699).