History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 572.
[Bourbon County]    [Centerville Precinct]

JOSEPH H. HAWKINS, farmer; P. O. Centerville; was born April 14, 1831, in
Bourbon County, Ky.; son of Harry and Sarah (Chinn) Hawkins.  He, the
father of Joseph, was born in Maryland, in 1767, and came to Kentucky when
a mere lad, with the McMillans, a surveying party, and settled in Pendleton
County, where he married a Miss Fugit, but that lady dying, he moved to
Bourbon County, where he married the daughter of Joseph Chinn, from which
the union resulted three children: Mary Catharine, wife of Hubbell Chinn;
Joseph H., and Margaret, wife of William T. Herne, of Fayette County. The
old gentleman died in 1842, after a long and eventful life.  Our subject
was married in 1854, to Miss Nancy Sparks, daughter of Wesley Sparks, which
union was blessed with one child, J. Wesley.  Mrs. Hawkins dying, Mr. H.
[sic] took as a second wife Miss Lizzie E. Kendall, daughter of Alfred
Kendall, and from which marriage have been born six children: Allie K.,
Joseph L., Marietta, William, Harry and Sallie.  Mr. Hawkins owns 800 acres
of land ten mile from Paris, and his mother, who is eighty-one years of
age, lives with him, on the farm upon which she was born.  He farms and
handles stock, paying some attention to short-horns, with the "Fourth Duke
of Ash Glen" at the head.  He has about forty animals, Daisies and Maries
being the principal families represented.  Mr. Hawkins has served two terms
as Magistrate of Centerville Precinct; was a Whig before the war, but is
now a Democrat; he and wife are members of the Christian Church.

Hawkins Chinn Fugit Hubbell Herne Sparks Kendall McMillan
=
Pendleton-KY Fayette-KY MD

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