Descendants of Edward Hawes

Generation One

1. Edward¹ Hawes married Eliony Lumber on 15 Apr 1648. He died on 26 Jun 1686.

Children of Edward¹ Hawes and Eliony Lumber were:

• 2. i. Daniel², b. 10 Feb 1652 at Wrentham, Mass; m. Abiel Gay.

Generation Two

2. Daniel² Hawes (Edward¹) was born on 10 Feb 1652 at Wrentham, Mass. He married Abiel Gay, daughter of John Gay and Joanna Baldwicke, on 23 Feb 1677. He died on 16 Mar 1739 at Wrentham, Mass, at age 87.

Children of Daniel² Hawes and Abiel Gay were as follows:

• i. Abigail³; b. 15 Nov 1681.
• ii. Daniel; b. 30 Mar 1684.
• iii. Josiah; b. 6 Apr 1686.
• 3. iv. Hezekiah, b. 22 Nov 1688; m. Esther Ware.
• v. Ruth; b. 9 Jul 1691.
• vi. Benjamin; b. 14 Mar 1696.

Generation Three

3. Hezekiah³ Hawes (Daniel², Edward¹) was born on 22 Nov 1688. He married Esther Ware, daughter of Robert Ware and Sarah Metcalf, on 17 Dec 1718. He died on 2 Jul 1777 at age 88.

Children of Hezekiah³ Hawes and Esther Ware were:

• 4. i. Ebenezer⁴, b. 31 Jul 1722 at Wrentham, Mass; m. Margaret Craig.

Generation Four

4. Ebenezer⁴ Hawes (Hezekiah³, Daniel², Edward¹) was born on 31 Jul 1722 at Wrentham, Mass. He married Margaret Craig, daughter of Andrew Craig and Janet Todd, on 5 Jul 1753 at Wrentham. He died on 30 Apr 1812 at Marblehead, Mass, at age 89.

Children of Ebenezer⁴ Hawes and Margaret Craig were:

• 5. i. Esther⁵, b. 13 Dec 1755; m. James Dupee.

Generation Five

5. Esther⁵ Hawes (Ebenezer⁴, Hezekiah³, Daniel², Edward¹) Esther Hawes -1031

" In her youth a great beauty. Through her whole life, she was noted for her wonderful housekeeping and generous hospitality. Her energy was finally overcome by blindness the last two years of her life.

Taken from papers of James Alexander Dupee

was born on 13 Dec 1755. She married James Dupee, son of Charles Dupee and Hannah Smith, on 22 Oct 1778; By Rev. Joseph Becira. She died on 28 Oct 1851 at Wrentham, Mass, at age 95.

Children of Esther⁵ Hawes and James Dupee were as follows:

• i. Horace⁶; b. 13 Nov 1779.
• ii. Hariot; b. 2 Jul 1784.
• iii. James Dupee moved to Wrentham where he kept a store and tavern. He was a painter and glazer. He was buried with full Masonic honors. He possessed more than the ordinary intellectual powers - with great activity and mind. His friendship was among the most cultivated people of his own and neighboring towns. He was especially fond of the French Surgres of whom there were many in Walpole, Wrentham and Franklin.

  The singular upheaval of limestone, back of the squires Kingsbury Place was wrought for a tome by himself, This friend, Dr. Richardson, Paul Adams of Medfield. This is still in their families. He also worked on the ---Quarry on the road to Cape Breton.

  Taken from papers compiled by James Alexander Dupee

  ; b. 9 Aug 1787; m. Ursula Plympton, daughter of Ezekiel Plympton and Esther Boyden, 24 Sep 1818; d. 29 Jan 1875 at age 87.

• iv. Cyrus; b. 30 Sep 1790; m. Elizabeth Odell English, daughter of John English and Elizabeth Moore, 26 Apr 1821; d. 1842.
• v. Issac; b. 30 Aug 1791.
• vi. Cordelia; b. 31 Aug 1793.

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