Sarah HAWKINS b. 1746 Augusta County, British Colony of Virginia d. Feb 1780 Jonesboro, Washington County, British Colony of North Carolina: Our Family History

1746 - 1780 (34 years)

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Name	Sarah HAWKINS
Birth	1746	Augusta County, British Colony of Virginia [1, 2]
Gender	Female
Death	Feb 1780	Jonesboro, Washington County, British Colony of North Carolina [1, 2]
Burial	Aft Feb 1780	Telford Station, Halifax County, British Colony of North Carolina [2]
Person ID	I540	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	13 May 2025

Father	Joseph HAWKINS
Mother	Sarah MARLIN
Family ID	F215	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family	John SEVIER, b. 23 Sep 1745, Augusta County, British Colony of Virginia d. 24 Sep 1815, Macon County, Alabama, USA (Age 70 years)
Marriage	1761	Frederick County, British Colony of Virginia [2]
Family ID	F216	Group Sheet \| Family Chart
Last Modified	13 May 2025

[S59] Clan Campbell Society (NA) Member Genealogical Data Submission, (2004), No. 1.
SELLERS. [Member identity protected for privacy. Further information is available from the Clan Campbell Society Genealogist].
[S59] Clan Campbell Society (NA) Member Genealogical Data Submission, (1989), No. 1.
HOOD. [Member identity protected for privacy. Further information is available from the Clan Campbell Society Genealogist].

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