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Prince George's County, St. John's and Prince George Parishes Maryland State Census 1776, Page 86
James Hawkins, 42
Elizabeth, 44
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LANHAM, EDWARD, Prince George's Co. 9 Dec,1762; 19 May, 1766
wife: Catharine,
Children: Jonah, Mary, Asonan (dau.), Mildred, Henry, Bursheba, Edw., Susannah, Rachel and Sarah.
Grandchildren: Sarah Bias Wilder Lanham, 2 Cows
Tracts: Stones Delight.
Extx: Wife Catharine.
Wit: James Hawkins, Thos. Collis, John Caton, 34. 197
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HAWKINS, WILLIAM, Prince George's County, planter, 1745; 9 Nov, 1751
To 2 sons Noble and James, 2 lots of land, lying In Prince George's County, near Piscataway Creek, being laid out in 2 lots of 73 A. each, which sd. land originally belonged to Notley Rozer, Esq., and by him willed to be divided Into lots and sold, which lands are known by name of "Stones Delight," some of it called "Comptons Treatment," and some called "De Cregoes Lott," all of which 2 lots I give to 2 sons Noble and James, to be equally divided bet. them; but: if either die, then the land to belong to my next son John, and if he die without issue, then to my next son William, and If he die without hr., to fall to next son Samuel, and If he dies without Issue, to fall to dau. Mary Eleanor.
To son Thomas, 5 pounds money.
Balance of estate to be divided among my children: Noble, James, John, Wm., Samuel and Mary Eleanor.
Joseph Noble, Sr., and bro. John Hawkins, Sr., exs.
Wit: Thomas Roberts, Anne Phillips, Peter Robinson.
Memorandum: The deposition of Anne Boswell, alias Phillips, one of the witnesses to above will, is carried in Folio 460. (Referring to Folio 460, shows that she made affidavit that she saw James Hawkins, Testator, sign and seal his will.) (The name James Hawkins must have been meant: to read William Hawkins, Instead of James.) 28.190
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HAWKINS, WILLIAM, Prince George's Co.
At the foot of the will, recorded In Liber D.D., No. 71 Folio 190, was thus annexed: April 25, 1753 - Then came Anne Boswell, alias Anne Philips, the 2nd witness, and states she saw James Hawkins sign his will, 28.460
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1767-1769 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 329. At the request of James Hawkins & Others the following Supersedes was recorded November 23, 1768
You James Hawkins, Josias Beall and Alexander Burrell do confess judgment to John Webster for the sums of 200 pounds of crop tobacco and 2 shillings and 6 pence curren to be levied on your goods chattles lands or tenements for the use of John Webster in case James Hawkins shall not pay and satisfy the said sum and costs thereon on February 10th next. Taken before George Hardy, Jr.
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1772-1774 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 3 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 477. At the request of Sarah Cole the following Deed was recorded June 23, 1774
Indenture made June 20, 1774; Josias Lanham of PGCo in consideration of 200 pounds sterling money paid by Sarah Cole, widow of Charles County, Maryland has sold part of a tract called "Stones Delight" containing 75 acres and lying on Piscattaway Creek formerly the property and in the possession of Edward Lanham his father and bounded by that part of the tract formerly in the possession of Anthony Simms in a post formerly put down between Edward Lanham and James Hawkins land and the beginning of St. Anthony's. Signed Josias Lanham in the presence of and acknowledged before John Baynes, Thomas Clagett
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1772-1774 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber BB 3 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 478. At the request of James Hawkins the following Deed was recorded June 23, 1774
Indenture made June 14, 1774; Henry Rozer, Gentleman in consideration of 19 pounds 19 shillings sterling money paid by James Hawkins, Gentleman has sold part of a tract called "Stones Delight" containing 9 ½ acres and lying on the south side of Piscattaway Creek and bounded by the tenement of said tract formerly leased to Ralph Lanham and that part of "Stones Delight" belonging to the heirs of James Cole as by deed of conveyance from Marmaduke Sims. Signed. H. Rozer in the presence of and acknowledged before John Baynes, Thomas Clagett
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Montgomery County Land Records, 1777-1781; Liber A1, Page 562. Sep 18, 1780 from William Summers of M, to James Hawkins of Prince George's County. Whereas the sd William Summers is now seized in fee of and in the 4 following tracts of land, viz, Wheats Purchace, originally patented to William Wheat for about 100 acres on about Mar 18, the Resurvey on Strawberry Patch, originally granted the sd William Summers for about 180 acres on about Jan 24, 1755, 8 acres of land part of the second Resurvey on Woolfs Cow, and 50 acres of land part of the sd second Resurvey on Woolfs Cow, the sd second Resurvey on Woolfs Cow having been surveyed for Philip Holt Jr on about Jul 25, 1767, and granted sd Phillip Holt Jr for 2712 acres on about Jul 8, 1768. And whereas the sd Phillip Holt, by his deed, recorded in Liber L folio 130 and 131, one of the Land Records of Frederick County, dated about Dec 15, 1767, conveyed to sd William Summers the afd 8 acres, and sd Phillip Holt, by his deed, recorded in Liber N folio 94, one of the Land Records of Frederick County afd dated about Nov 15, 1769, conveyed to Joseph Newton Chiswell the afd 50 acres, and sd Joseph Newton Chiswell, by his deed recorded in Liber U folio 105, one of the Land Records of Frederick County, dated about Oct 20, 1773, conveyed to the afd William Summers, the afd 50 acres. Now this deed witnesses that the afd William Summers, for 26,500 £Continental money, sells to sd James Hawkins, all the afd 4 tracts of land, namely Wheats Purchace, containing about 100 acres, the Resurvey on Strawberry Patch, containing about 180 acres, part of the second resurvey on Woolfs Cow, containing about 8 acres, and part of the sd second resurvey on Woolfs Cow, containing about 50 acres. Signed - W. (W his mark) Summers. Wit - Cha Hungerford*, Rich Smith*. Mary Summers, wife to the sd William Summers, relinquished her right of dower to the within mentioned land. Recorded Sep 25, 1780.
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1787-1789 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber HH 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 28. At the request of James Hawkins the following Deed was recorded December 13, 1787
Indenture made October 15, 1787; Overton Carr in consideration of 2000 pounds current money paid by James Hawkins has sold 400 acres being part of "Madducks Folly", "Locust Thickett", Hunters Kindness", "St. John's" and "Radfords Chance" and beginning at a large ditch or gully and the beginning of a south course for a dividing line between William Bayne and Overton Carr where a stone is now fixed in the 3rd line of the part of Hunters Kindness", "St. John's" and "Radfords Chance" and bounded by "Saturday's Work" and the Main Run of Hanson [Henson] Branch. Signed Overton Carr in the presence of and acknowledged before Fielder Bowie, Rinaldo Johnson and at the same time Ann Carr w/o Overton Carr relinquished her right of dower
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1787-1789 Prince George's County, Maryland Land Records Liber HH 2 [Abstract by Mike Marshall]; Page 157. At the request of William Bayne the following Deed was recorded April 18, 1788
Indenture made March 24, 1788; James Hawkins in consideration of 72 pounds current money paid by William Bayne as also for divers other good causes and considerations him thereunto moving has sold part of four tracts containing 12 acres and 66 square perches, to wit, "Hunters Kindness", "St. John's", "Radfords Chance" and "Madducks Folly" and beginning on the south line being a dividing line between James Hawkins and William Bayne where a stone is now fixed in the 3rd line of the part of Hunters Kindness", "St. John's" and "Radfords Chance". Signed James Hawkins in the presence of and acknowledged before Fielder Bowie, Robert Bowie and at the same time Elizabeth Hawkins wife of James Hawkins relinquished her right of dower
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
1734 - Abt 1794 (59 years)