the son of Jacob Hawk and Anna Switzer - married Catherine Appleman 1-1-1857 - father of 9 children
***surname will remain Hawk as father, sibs and all children were listed as Hawk
HISTORY OF HOCKING VALLEY, OHIO, Interstate Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1883, Page 1332:
John S. Hawkin, one of the prominent farmers of Jackson Township, was born in Elk Township, Vinton Co., Ohio, July 18, 1823. He was reared on a farm and received his education in the common schools of the country. Feb. 5, 1856, he was married to Miss Catherine Appleman, born in October, 1833, daughter of Levi and Savilla (Tatmun) Appleman, natives of Pennsylvania and Maryland respectively. They have been blessed with eight children--Jasper, Allen, George W., Abraham L., Rebecca, Mary, Oliver and William. Mr. Hawkin has by his industry and energy accumulated a good property, having at the present time a fine farm of 163 acres highly cultivated on which is found plenty of iron ore of the best quality. In politics Mr. Hawkin is a Republican. His parents, Jacob and Ann (Switzer) Hawkin, were natives of Virginia and came to Ohio in a very early day. (courtesy of Mary Knothe Cooney )
***surname will remain Hawk as father, sibs and all children were listed as Hawk
HISTORY OF HOCKING VALLEY, OHIO, Interstate Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1883, Page 1332:
John S. Hawkin, one of the prominent farmers of Jackson Township, was born in Elk Township, Vinton Co., Ohio, July 18, 1823. He was reared on a farm and received his education in the common schools of the country. Feb. 5, 1856, he was married to Miss Catherine Appleman, born in October, 1833, daughter of Levi and Savilla (Tatmun) Appleman, natives of Pennsylvania and Maryland respectively. They have been blessed with eight children--Jasper, Allen, George W., Abraham L., Rebecca, Mary, Oliver and William. Mr. Hawkin has by his industry and energy accumulated a good property, having at the present time a fine farm of 163 acres highly cultivated on which is found plenty of iron ore of the best quality. In politics Mr. Hawkin is a Republican. His parents, Jacob and Ann (Switzer) Hawkin, were natives of Virginia and came to Ohio in a very early day. (courtesy of Mary Knothe Cooney )
the son of Jacob Hawk and Anna Switzer - married Catherine Appleman 1-1-1857 - father of 9 children
***surname will remain Hawk as father, sibs and all children were listed as Hawk
HISTORY OF HOCKING VALLEY, OHIO, Interstate Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1883, Page 1332:
John S. Hawkin, one of the prominent farmers of Jackson Township, was born in Elk Township, Vinton Co., Ohio, July 18, 1823. He was reared on a farm and received his education in the common schools of the country. Feb. 5, 1856, he was married to Miss Catherine Appleman, born in October, 1833, daughter of Levi and Savilla (Tatmun) Appleman, natives of Pennsylvania and Maryland respectively. They have been blessed with eight children--Jasper, Allen, George W., Abraham L., Rebecca, Mary, Oliver and William. Mr. Hawkin has by his industry and energy accumulated a good property, having at the present time a fine farm of 163 acres highly cultivated on which is found plenty of iron ore of the best quality. In politics Mr. Hawkin is a Republican. His parents, Jacob and Ann (Switzer) Hawkin, were natives of Virginia and came to Ohio in a very early day. (courtesy of Mary Knothe Cooney )
***surname will remain Hawk as father, sibs and all children were listed as Hawk
HISTORY OF HOCKING VALLEY, OHIO, Interstate Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1883, Page 1332:
John S. Hawkin, one of the prominent farmers of Jackson Township, was born in Elk Township, Vinton Co., Ohio, July 18, 1823. He was reared on a farm and received his education in the common schools of the country. Feb. 5, 1856, he was married to Miss Catherine Appleman, born in October, 1833, daughter of Levi and Savilla (Tatmun) Appleman, natives of Pennsylvania and Maryland respectively. They have been blessed with eight children--Jasper, Allen, George W., Abraham L., Rebecca, Mary, Oliver and William. Mr. Hawkin has by his industry and energy accumulated a good property, having at the present time a fine farm of 163 acres highly cultivated on which is found plenty of iron ore of the best quality. In politics Mr. Hawkin is a Republican. His parents, Jacob and Ann (Switzer) Hawkin, were natives of Virginia and came to Ohio in a very early day. (courtesy of Mary Knothe Cooney )
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