Thomas was born in 1602 in England, the son of William Hawkins and Sarah Kahn.
He died about 1646 in Jamestown, Virginia.
His wife was Elizabeth, who he married in 1624. The place has not been found. Their only known child was John (c1620-?).
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Note 1
!Source: WikiTree Thomas Hawkins https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hawkins-3363
Born 1602 in England
Died about 1646 [uncertain] at about age 44 in Jamestown, James, Colony of Virginia
Thomas Hawkins
Son of William Hawkins Jr. and Sarah Hawkins
Brother of Sarah Hawkins, Alice Margaret Blackstone and John Edward Hawkins
Husband of Elizabeth Hawkins — married 1617 in Rappahannock, Essex, Virginia map icon Husband of Elizabeth Hawkins — married about 1624 [location unknown]
Father of John Hawkins
Biography
Thomas Hawkins b ca 1610 , son of William born 1587 .[citation needed]
He married Elizabeth Lucas, daughter of Thomas Lucas possibly who brought him to America.[citation needed]
He was married at least twice and in his will he mentioned diamond rings and pearl necklaces.[citation needed]
Thomas and Elizabeth had two sons: Thomas[1] and John.
Thomas received land grants on the upper Rappahannock River[2] near his father-in-law, Thomas Lucas. He was active in the country's affairs and was called Col. Thomas Lucas. He was involved in the Bacon Rebellion and was jailed for a time. Probably from his father's and uncle's freebooting days.[citation needed]
He came to Virginia in 1619 on his father's ship "James" and settled on New Poquoson River in York County, Virginia, over against James City. Thomas was an original grantee for the Jamestown Settlement.In Virginia he was a member of the House of Burgesses, in the Militia and active in the new Colony of Virginia. [3]
Thomas died in 1646 in Jamestown.[citation needed]
Researcher's Notes
Alternative death dates - Death: 1656 - Queen Anne's County, Maryland USA or Died 1657 in Rappahannock, Virginia, United States