Biography
The family records record Thomas Henry Hawes, son of William and Elizabeth, as father of seven children. These records document another part of the Hawes family.
Family and occupation
The family tree records Thomas Henry Hawes (1806–1888) as a son of William Hawes and Elizabeth Mullinex and describes him as a clergyman. His family is represented in the tree by seven named children. Parish registers and church appointment records are needed to develop an evidence-led account of his life.
Facts and dates
- Recorded life dates
- 1806–1888
- Family-tree generation
- Generation 3
- Record status
- family records; original records pending
- Spouse or partner
- Sophia Louisa Perkins
1806–1888
Family records
Dates and events recorded in the family records. Month-only dates may be registration periods. Where sources disagree, the differences are noted below.
Research note: The family records also include a baptism dated 7 June 1747, before his recorded birth in 1806. That baptism is excluded from the life chronology as an apparent misattributed record.
- Birth
- 1806 · St John's, Westminster, London, Middlesex
No separate source citation is recorded for this event. - Death
- 2 FEB 1888 · Mutford, Norfolk, England.
No separate source citation is recorded for this event.
Name in family records: Rev. Thomas Henry Hawes.
Original family records
No original photographs or certificates have yet been catalogued specifically for Rev. Thomas Henry Hawes. The information above is preserved from the family tree, and this biography can be expanded as original evidence becomes available.
Further reading and sources
Details are from the family records and the family’s research notes; supporting register or census images have not yet been linked to this person.
This is a research biography, not a fully verified pedigree. Original photographs, contemporary records, later copies, information in family records and family recollections are distinguished where their evidential status is known. Details of living descendants are omitted.