. Representative men and old families of southeastern Massachusetts : containing historical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families . e(Henry) Hawes, was boj-n May 25, 1791, inthe town of Stoughton, Mass. He removed toNew Bedford in 1818 from Stoughton Cornerand located on Tarkiln Hill, where he everafterward resided, through the long period ofsixty-two years, during which time by farmingand land speculation he amassed a consider-able pro]ierty. He was a member of the FirstCongregational Church at the head of theriver for thirty ye

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. Representative men and old families of southeastern Massachusetts : containing historical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families . e(Henry) Hawes, was boj-n May 25, 1791, inthe town of Stoughton, Mass. He removed toNew Bedford in 1818 from Stoughton Cornerand located on Tarkiln Hill, where he everafterward resided, through the long period ofsixty-two years, during which time by farmingand land speculation he amassed a consider-able pro]ierty. He was a member of the FirstCongregational Church at the head of theriver for thirty years, fifteen years of whicliperiod he was deacon. Mr. Hawes married (first) Harriet June 16, 1796, died Feb. 20, 1820. Hissecond wife, whom he married July 16, 1820,was Azubah Capen, born Nov. 15, 1792,daughter of Jonathan and Jerusha Capen, ofStoughton, Mass. Mr. fLawcs died April 8,1880, when in the eighty-ninth year of hisage, and Mrs. Hawes died in 1879, in hereighty-eighth year. His children were: By thefirst wife—Levi, born May 15, 1815 (diedJuly 13, 1815) : Harriet N., born April 25,1816: Simeon, born Aug. 14, 1817; Jason li.,bnrn Nov. 1!), 1818 (died March 23, 1825) ;.

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