Teacher and Professor at Asbury College
Son of Salathiel Vanburen "S. V." Hawkins and Emma E. (Gritton) Hawkins
Brother of Colon J. Hawkins
He married MARTHA abt. 1906. She was born abt. 1880 in the state of Kentucky.
C. L. Hawkins graduated from Central Normal College in Danville, Indiana.
The 1900 census for Precinct No. 1, Hunt County, Texas, The Texas Holiness University, lists Claud Hawkins, age 25, a boarder, employed as a teacher. His birthday is listed as September 1875, and he was born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky.
In September, 1905, Claud Hawkins became the first President of Arkansas Holiness College in Vilonia, Faulkner County, Arkansas, where his tasks were to build a curriculum, choose a faculty, enlist students, raise finances and construct buildings. During its early history, the school was an interdenominational Christian college but later it received most of its support from the Church of the Nazarene. After 1909, Claud Hawkins left the school to take a teaching position in Tennessee but returned three years later and served as President again from 1912-1915.
The 1910 census for the 11th District, Dickson County, Tennessee lists Claud Hawkins, age 37, head of the household, teaching school, his wife, Martha, age 26, and a daughter, Christine, age 2.
The 1920 census for Wilmore, Jessamine County, Kentucky lists C. L. Hawkins, age 45, head of the household, employed as a teacher at Asbury College, his wife, Martha, age 40, and a daughter, Christina, age 11.
Son of Salathiel Vanburen "S. V." Hawkins and Emma E. (Gritton) Hawkins
Brother of Colon J. Hawkins
He married MARTHA abt. 1906. She was born abt. 1880 in the state of Kentucky.
C. L. Hawkins graduated from Central Normal College in Danville, Indiana.
The 1900 census for Precinct No. 1, Hunt County, Texas, The Texas Holiness University, lists Claud Hawkins, age 25, a boarder, employed as a teacher. His birthday is listed as September 1875, and he was born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky.
In September, 1905, Claud Hawkins became the first President of Arkansas Holiness College in Vilonia, Faulkner County, Arkansas, where his tasks were to build a curriculum, choose a faculty, enlist students, raise finances and construct buildings. During its early history, the school was an interdenominational Christian college but later it received most of its support from the Church of the Nazarene. After 1909, Claud Hawkins left the school to take a teaching position in Tennessee but returned three years later and served as President again from 1912-1915.
The 1910 census for the 11th District, Dickson County, Tennessee lists Claud Hawkins, age 37, head of the household, teaching school, his wife, Martha, age 26, and a daughter, Christine, age 2.
The 1920 census for Wilmore, Jessamine County, Kentucky lists C. L. Hawkins, age 45, head of the household, employed as a teacher at Asbury College, his wife, Martha, age 40, and a daughter, Christina, age 11.
Teacher and Professor at Asbury College
Son of Salathiel Vanburen "S. V." Hawkins and Emma E. (Gritton) Hawkins
Brother of Colon J. Hawkins
He married MARTHA abt. 1906. She was born abt. 1880 in the state of Kentucky.
C. L. Hawkins graduated from Central Normal College in Danville, Indiana.
The 1900 census for Precinct No. 1, Hunt County, Texas, The Texas Holiness University, lists Claud Hawkins, age 25, a boarder, employed as a teacher. His birthday is listed as September 1875, and he was born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky.
In September, 1905, Claud Hawkins became the first President of Arkansas Holiness College in Vilonia, Faulkner County, Arkansas, where his tasks were to build a curriculum, choose a faculty, enlist students, raise finances and construct buildings. During its early history, the school was an interdenominational Christian college but later it received most of its support from the Church of the Nazarene. After 1909, Claud Hawkins left the school to take a teaching position in Tennessee but returned three years later and served as President again from 1912-1915.
The 1910 census for the 11th District, Dickson County, Tennessee lists Claud Hawkins, age 37, head of the household, teaching school, his wife, Martha, age 26, and a daughter, Christine, age 2.
The 1920 census for Wilmore, Jessamine County, Kentucky lists C. L. Hawkins, age 45, head of the household, employed as a teacher at Asbury College, his wife, Martha, age 40, and a daughter, Christina, age 11.
Son of Salathiel Vanburen "S. V." Hawkins and Emma E. (Gritton) Hawkins
Brother of Colon J. Hawkins
He married MARTHA abt. 1906. She was born abt. 1880 in the state of Kentucky.
C. L. Hawkins graduated from Central Normal College in Danville, Indiana.
The 1900 census for Precinct No. 1, Hunt County, Texas, The Texas Holiness University, lists Claud Hawkins, age 25, a boarder, employed as a teacher. His birthday is listed as September 1875, and he was born in Kentucky, parents born in Kentucky.
In September, 1905, Claud Hawkins became the first President of Arkansas Holiness College in Vilonia, Faulkner County, Arkansas, where his tasks were to build a curriculum, choose a faculty, enlist students, raise finances and construct buildings. During its early history, the school was an interdenominational Christian college but later it received most of its support from the Church of the Nazarene. After 1909, Claud Hawkins left the school to take a teaching position in Tennessee but returned three years later and served as President again from 1912-1915.
The 1910 census for the 11th District, Dickson County, Tennessee lists Claud Hawkins, age 37, head of the household, teaching school, his wife, Martha, age 26, and a daughter, Christine, age 2.
The 1920 census for Wilmore, Jessamine County, Kentucky lists C. L. Hawkins, age 45, head of the household, employed as a teacher at Asbury College, his wife, Martha, age 40, and a daughter, Christina, age 11.
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