Baptized in Wrentham, MA May 5, 1723. No military service. Vital
Records show his last name as Haze in marriage at Walpole, MA.

1. 2. Sarah HAWES   b. 6 May 1749.
2. 3. John HAWES   b. 15 Sep 1750.
3. 4. David HAWES   b. 14 Oct 1752, Wrentham, Ma; d. 2 Oct 1802, Penobscot, Maine.
4. 5. Robert HAWES   b. 13 Apr 1755.
5. 6. Peter HAWES   b. 1756, Wrentham, Ma; d. 18 Oct 1781, Fitchburg, Ma.

David served with Capt. Boaz Moore's Company of Minute-men, Col. Ephraim
Doolittle's regiment which marched on the alarm on April 19, 1775. He
had enlisted. {See: MA Soldiers in Rev. War., v.7:569}.
He was a Castine, Maine selectman in 1791. He was a laborer. He and
Rebecca were original members of the first Congregational Church of
Penobscot, Maine. He is mentioned at Captain in the Brooksville and
Castine, Maine vital records. Brooksville, Maine was incorporated June
13, 1817 and included Castine east tof the Bagaduce River.
David died unexpectedly on October 2, 1802 age 49. He was goint to
attend areligious conference, but went to the barn hay loft to throw
down some hay for the animals, fell, broke his neck, and died. That was
in Penobscot (Brooksville). Rebecca died in Brooksville November 23,
1833.

1. 7. Eunice HAWES   b. 21 Mar 1781, Stoddard, Nh; d. 26 Nov 1792, Castine, Maine.
2. 8. David Jr. HAWES   b. 23 Mar 1783.
3. 9. Dolly Roberts HAWES   b. 29 Jun 1784, Cockshall, Maine; d. 1800, Penobscot, Maine.
4. 10. Rebeckah HAWES   b. 3 May 1785, Penobscot, Maine; d. 5 Dec 1792, Penobscot, Maine.
5. 11. John HAWES   b. 3 May 1787.
6. 12. Sarah HAWES   b. 17 Mar 1790, Penobscot, Maine; d. 10 Dec 1792, Penobscot, Maine.
7. 13. Polly HAWES   b. 25 Nov 1791, Penobscot, Maine; d. 4 Sep 1793, Penobscot, Maine.
8. 14. Joel HAWES   b. 23 Jan 1794; d. 12 Jan 1816, Died at sea.
9. 15. Jesse HAWES   b. 8 Jul 1795, Died at sea; d. 12 Jan 1816.
10. 16. Esther Ware HAWES   b. 31 Aug 1797, Penobscot, Maine; d. 23 Sep 1823, Penobscot, Maine.
11. 17. James HAWES   b. 12 Oct 1800, Penobscot, Maine; d. 19 Oct 1865, Belvidere, Illinois.
12. 18. Ruth HAWES   b. Nov 1802, Penobscot, Maine; d. 1866, CSt. Joh, New Brusnswick, Canada.

Was soldier in reinforcing the Continental Army for the term of 6 months,
engaged for town of Fitchburg. marched to cmap July 13, 1780 under
command of Capt. Thomas Pritchard. (See: MA Soldiers in Revolutionary
War, v. 7:555).

Joel was a mariner, died in a ship wreck off The Graves in Boston harbor.

Was a mariner, was on same shipwreck with his brother Joel.

School teacher in Maine. When family moved to Illinois he was, over the
years, a Justice of the Peace, Postmaster, local preacher, and farmer.

1. 19. Rebecca Parker HAWES   b. 25 Jun 1827, Corinna, Maine; d. 17 Apr 1890, Belvidere, Illinois.
2. 20. James Rowland HAWES   b. 9 Feb 1829; d. A seaman, perhaps lost at sea.
3. 21. Frances Ann HAWES   b. 19 Jun 1831, Corinna, Maine.
4. 22. Laura Burr HAWES   b. 17 Aug 1833, Corinna, Maine; d. 9 Feb 1870, Rockford, Illinois.
5. 23. Martin VanBuren HAWES   b. 23 Jun 1835, Corinna, Maine; d. 2 Nov 1901, Erie, Kansas.
6. 24. Byron HAWES   b. 10 Jun 1839, Corinna, Maine.
7. 25. Sarah Emaline HAWES   b. 9 Oct 1841, Corinna, Maine; d. 30 May 1895, Stetson, Maine; bur. Greeley, Co Linn Grove Cemetery.
8. 26. Jesse HAWES   b. 21 Aug 1843, Corinna, Maine; d. 4 Aug 1901, Greeley, Co.
9. 27. Frederick Webber HAWES   b. 9 Aug 1845, Corinna, Maine; d. 16 Apr 1911, Henryetta, Ok.

Ruth was a school teacher and did not marry.

1. 28. Clara Helena BICKNELL   b. 15 Mar 1858, Bangor, Maine; d. 28 May 1869, Bonus, Illinois.
2. 29. Ruth Francena BICKNELL   b. 4 Sep 1860, Bangor, Maine; d. 14 Sep 1880, Belvidere, Illinois.
3. 30. Sidney Reed BICKNELL   b. 1 Mar 1867, Bonus, Illinois; d. 27 Mar 1869, Bonus, Illinois.
4. 31. Fred J. BICKNELL  
5. 32. R. Cena BICKNELL  

1. 33. Lyman Edmon ROGERS   b. 28 Sep 1861, Stetson, Maine; d. 16 Jan 1867, Stetson, Maine.
2. 34. Jesse Hawes ROGERS   b. 8 Apr 1864, Stetson, Maine; d. 19 Jul 1938, Stetson, Maine.
3. 35. Seymour Everett ROGERS   b. 11 Sep 1868, Stetson, Maine; d. 26 Jul 1902, Stetson, Maine.

Laura was a school teacher in Rockford, Illinois and never married.

Moved from Freeport, Il to teach school in Erie, Kansas where he also
farmed.He was a merchant and ran a butcher shop.

1. 36. Frances Ambrose HAWES   b. 1870, Flat Rock, Kansas.
2. 37. Everett HAWES   b. 1873.
3. 38. Mary Addie HAWES   b. 1876, Freeport, Il.

Having settled in Boone County in 1860, Byron and his brother Jesse
enlistedin the Union Army the same day, September 12, 1861 to serve
during the CivilWar. They joined the Illinois 9th Calvary, he was
transferred to the 196th,Co. I. Battalion V.R.C. April 29, 1864. (Past
and Present of Boone Co. Illinois [Chicago, 188877} :266)

1. 39. Malinda Post HAWES   b. 26 Aug 1872, Garden Prairie, Il.
2. 40. Samira Irene HAWES  
3. 41. Colin Byron HAWES   b. 31 May 1878, Bonus Twp, Boone County, Illinoi.
4. 42. Benjamin Harrison HAWES   b. 13 Nov 1888, Poplar Grove, Illinos; d. ? does not show in 1900 Il census.

1. 43. Emma THOMPSON   b. 6 Nov 1869, Cheyenne, Wyoming; d. Jan 1870.
2. 44. Robert Gordon THOMPSON   d. Apr 1874, Greeley, Co.
3. 45. Laura Salby THOMPSON   b. 6 May.
4. 46. Lena Hawes THOMPSON   b. 30 Jan 1877.
5. 47. Libby Lawrence THOMPSON  
6. 48. Lucile F. THOMPSON   b. Aug 1882.
7. 49. Lottie Gibson THOMPSON   b. 27 Jan 1885.

Having enlisted with older brother Byron on September 12, 1861, he saw
battlein Missouri, Arkansas, and Mississippi. He was a member of the
9th IllinoisCavalry. Wounded in 1862 at Jacksonport, Arkansas, later
captured at Pontotoc, Mississippi. He was moved to different prisons,
wound up at Cahaba Prison, Selma, Alabama and held for 9 months.
After the war he studied at Unversity of Michigan from 1865 to 1868,
received his M.D. from Long Island CollegeHospital, Brooklyn, NY in
1871. Did postgraduate work in antiseptic surgeryin Longdon, England
and also studied in private practice of general medicineand surgery in
London and Paris. Returning to the U.S. in 1872 he established a private
practice of general medicine and surgery in Greeley, CO which lasted to
the end of his life, d. in Greeley August 4, 1901.
He also wrote a book called "Cahaba" detaling his experiences as a
prisoner of war.
This website has a story of the terrible circus train fire in which Jesse
was on site and tried to help the victims.
http://www.greeleytrib.com/history/stories/circustrain.html

1. 50. Mary Moneta HAWES   b. 1878.

A saddler, fur buyer and merchant. Wanted to serve in the Civil War but
wastoo short of stature.

1. 51. Frederick Wilson HAWES   b. 13 Apr 1873, Algona, Iowa; d. 13 Jan 1950, Tacoma, Washington; bur. Centralia, Washington Greenwood Memorial Cemetery.
2. 52. Jesse James Harold HAWES   b. 28 Sep 1877, Algona, Iowa; d. 2 Apr 1940, Norman, Ok; bur. Norman, Ok Oppf Ce,eteru.
3. 53. Mary Lovica HAWES   b. 18 Sep 1882, Algona, Iowa; d. Sep 1882, Algona, Iowa.