Edward was born about 1480, the son of Thomas Hawkins but his mother is unknown. The place is not known.
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| Birth | ABT 1480 |
Note 1
!Source: The National Archives. https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/e8948d8c-ca4d-447c-bf8c-1f99c01ff3cc
Catalogue description Depositions taken in the chapel of St. Mary in Halsall church before Brian Garnet of Chestre, notary public, concerning the bounds between Downholland and Formeby.
Reference: DDIN 49/9
Title: Depositions taken in the chapel of St. Mary in Halsall church before Brian Garnet of Chestre, notary public, concerning the bounds between Downholland and Formeby.
Description:
Deponents, Thomas Bradshawe of Litherlande in Aghton, gent, aged 62; William Davy of Barton, 60; Edmund Davy of the same, 54; Gilbert Haryson of Aghton, 50; Edward Hauker of Barton, 51; Roger Fayrclogh of Ormeskyrke, 70; Ewan Prescot of Ormeskyrke, 55; Alexander Fasakerley alias Wrast of Aghton, 40; Edward Mylner of Holland, 69; William Dolande of Scaresbrek, yeoman, 60; John Hughson of Snape, 52; John Tockose of Snape, 56; Robert Blondell of Scaresbrek, 61; Denys Blondell of Scaresbrek, 58; Edmund Leche of Scaresbrek, 57; Robert Leidbeyter of Bykerstath, 54; Roger Haywarde of Mellyng, 55; James Shawe of Ormeskyrke, gent., 68; Edwarde Rymor of Formeby, 56; Richard Norres of Formeby, 40; Gilbert Rymor of Formeby, 50: and Thomas Rymor of Formeby, 42. Notarial Mark.
Date: 20 Jun. 1529
Held by: Lancashire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Note: Hauker is a form of Haukins. Edward’s brother Robert was also listed as a resident of Lancashire.
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55 - Lancashire Archives
DDHE - HESKETH of RUFFORD
DDHE 11 - CROSTON
Catalogue description Mortgage : for £5 : Thomas Hesketh, esq. to Richard son and heir of Henry Croston, gent...
Reference: DDHE 11/59
Description:
Mortgage : for £5 : Thomas Hesketh, esq. to Richard son and heir of Henry Croston, gent -- a close in Croston called the Kowehey -- 31 Jan. 1520/1.
Endorsed : On 21 Feb. 1520/1, R.C. "deposed upon a boke at the howse of William Gidlaw in Rufford that he never afor that tyme hade made any Covenant, bargain, feoffament, or sale' of any lands except to Sir William Walton, priest, of lands in Houghwyk late in the tenure of Thomas Tailior, value 23/-, to Thomas Nelson of Croston of other lands value 17/- in Croston and Eccliston. Witn: Thomas Lathum, George Foster John Watkynson.
Date: 1520-1521
Held by: Lancashire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Note: This Lancashire deed references lands “in Houghwyk.” The exact location of this place is uncertain, but it lies in the Croston area. Edward Hawkins appears in Barton, approximately 10.44 miles from Croston, placing him within the immediate regional vicinity of the reference. A possible linguistic parallel exists with the place-name Howick [Howick Cross "plough-lands" in the 1086 Domesday Book], about 15.15 miles from Croston, though this identification remains uncertain. The reference is therefore noted as a potential regional association only. Thomas Tailior may be the son Edward’s fourth cousin twice removed, Simon Taillour / Taylor [~1430 - >1493] born about 1475.
!Source: The National Archives. https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/c04469de-a7f5-46a5-88e6-ac83f0c0b08a
55 - Lancashire Archives
DDF - Farington of Worden, Leyland
Deeds referring to several properties.
Catalogue description Conveyance by bargain and sale: Franncys Banester, cousin and an heir of James Anderton...
Reference: DDF 1528
Description:
Conveyance by bargain and sale: Franncys Banester, cousin and an heir of James Anderton of Werdon, decd., i.e. son of Rauf Banestur, son of Elyn, sister of J.A., to Charles Faryngton -- properties late belonging to J.A., in Whytell in the Woodes, Werden, Laylond, Howghwyke, Byggynges and Whytyngton -- Seal.
Date: 20 Oct. 1529
Held by: Lancashire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
!Note: Reference to same land in Howghwyke / Houghwyk.
!Source: The National Archives. https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/8fc38d75-5df6-4db6-a942-505819476c77
55 - Lancashire Archives
DDF - Farington of Worden, Leyland
Deeds referring to several properties.
Catalogue description Refeoffment: Charles Faryngton of Oswalton, gent., to Sir Henry Faryngton -- properties...
Reference: DDF 1531
Description:
Refeoffment: Charles Faryngton of Oswalton, gent., to Sir Henry Faryngton -- properties in Whitell in le Wodes, Wereden, Laylande, Howghwike, Byggynges and Whittyngton, had from Francis, son of Ralph Banester, son of Elen, a sister and heir of James Anderton of Wereden, decd., -- Attornies, Richard Chernoke and Henry Forshagh. Seal.
Date: 12 Oct. 1534
Held by: Lancashire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
!Note: Reference to same land in Howghwyke / Houghwyk / Howghwike. Likely many more refernces to this location exist.