Susanna Hawkes

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name
Susanna Hawkes
aka
[Susanna Cogswell]
sex
female
access
public
summary
Wife of William Cogswell of Chebacco, in Ipswich, Massachusetts, and probably the mother of Adam Cogswell, as the Cogswell genealogy has it. Probably a daughter of Adam Hawkes and Anne, widow of Thomas Hutchinson, whose family was at Charlestown by 1634 and at Lynn about 1636. She raised her husband's orphaned nephew John Cogswell as her own, and was dead by 1696.
born
date
c. 1633
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-torrey-new-england-marriages, online-tree-wikitree-low-profiles]
note
Torrey, "Susannah [HAWKES] (1633-)," as cited on WikiTree Hawkes-12.
died
date
before 5 Aug 1696
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-jameson-1884-cogswells-in-america]
note
Her husband's will of that date speaks of her as dead (Jameson).
residences
date
1634
place
Charlestown, Massachusetts
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-nehgr-2024-adam-hawkes, book-anderson-great-migration]
note
Her family, the Hawkes and Hutchinsons, was at Charlestown by 1634.
date
c. 1636
place
Lynn, Massachusetts
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-nehgr-2024-adam-hawkes, book-anderson-great-migration]
note
Her family moved to Lynn about 1636.
father
name
Adam Hawkes
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-nehgr-2024-adam-hawkes, book-anderson-great-migration, online-tree-wikitree-low-profiles]
note
Battle, NEHGR 178:307-318 (2024), as cited on WikiTree Hawkes-12. Adam Hawkes married Anne, widow of Thomas Hutchinson, at Norwich, Norfolk, in 1628.
mother
name
Anne, widow of Thomas Hutchinson
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[article-nehgr-2024-adam-hawkes, online-tree-wikitree-low-profiles]
note
As for her father.

Wife of William Cogswell of Chebacco, and named as the mother of Adam Cogswell in the Cogswell Genealogy (Jameson, 1884, p. 28). Her family was at Charlestown by 1634 and moved to Lynn about 1636 (Anderson, Great Migration 3:253-257, as cited on WikiTree).

In 1675 James Coleman, who had served her husband "5 yeares prentice & covenaunted servant," testified that their orphaned nephew John Cogswell "were a very sickly child till he was 14 yeares of age so that my mistress was very tender of him as if it were her own child" (Essex Quarterly Courts 6:68).

In 1693 the Chebacco committee that assigned the meeting-house seats gave her a seat with the minister's wife (Jameson p. 10). The minister was Rev. John Wise, brother of her son Adam's wife Abigail.

  1. ---
  2. name: Susanna Hawkes
  3. aka: [Susanna Cogswell]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Wife of William Cogswell of Chebacco, in Ipswich, Massachusetts, and probably the mother of Adam
  8. Cogswell, as the Cogswell genealogy has it. Probably a daughter of Adam Hawkes and Anne, widow of
  9. Thomas Hutchinson, whose family was at Charlestown by 1634 and at Lynn about 1636. She raised her
  10. husband's orphaned nephew John Cogswell as her own, and was dead by 1696.
  11. born:
  12. date: c. 1633
  13. basis: compiled
  14. confidence: probable
  15. sources: [book-torrey-new-england-marriages, online-tree-wikitree-low-profiles]
  16. note: "Torrey, \"Susannah [HAWKES] (1633-),\" as cited on WikiTree Hawkes-12."
  17. died:
  18. date: before 5 Aug 1696
  19. basis: compiled
  20. confidence: probable
  21. sources: [book-jameson-1884-cogswells-in-america]
  22. note: Her husband's will of that date speaks of her as dead (Jameson).
  23. residences:
  24. - date: "1634"
  25. place: Charlestown, Massachusetts
  26. basis: compiled
  27. confidence: probable
  28. sources: [article-nehgr-2024-adam-hawkes, book-anderson-great-migration]
  29. note: "Her family, the Hawkes and Hutchinsons, was at Charlestown by 1634."
  30. - date: "c. 1636"
  31. place: Lynn, Massachusetts
  32. basis: compiled
  33. confidence: probable
  34. sources: [article-nehgr-2024-adam-hawkes, book-anderson-great-migration]
  35. note: "Her family moved to Lynn about 1636."
  36. father:
  37. name: Adam Hawkes
  38. basis: compiled
  39. confidence: probable
  40. sources: [article-nehgr-2024-adam-hawkes, book-anderson-great-migration, online-tree-wikitree-low-profiles]
  41. note: Battle, NEHGR 178:307-318 (2024), as cited on WikiTree Hawkes-12. Adam Hawkes married Anne, widow of Thomas Hutchinson, at Norwich, Norfolk, in 1628.
  42. mother:
  43. name: Anne, widow of Thomas Hutchinson
  44. basis: compiled
  45. confidence: probable
  46. sources: [article-nehgr-2024-adam-hawkes, online-tree-wikitree-low-profiles]
  47. note: As for her father.
  48. ---
  50. Wife of William Cogswell of Chebacco, and named as the mother of Adam Cogswell in the
  51. Cogswell Genealogy (Jameson, 1884, p. 28). Her family was at Charlestown by 1634 and
  52. moved to Lynn about 1636 (Anderson, *Great Migration* 3:253-257, as cited on WikiTree).
  54. In 1675 James Coleman, who had served her husband "5 yeares prentice & covenaunted
  55. servant," testified that their orphaned nephew John Cogswell "were a very sickly child
  56. till he was 14 yeares of age so that my mistress was very tender of him as if it were
  57. her own child" (Essex Quarterly Courts 6:68).
  59. In 1693 the Chebacco committee that assigned the meeting-house seats gave her a seat
  60. with the minister's wife (Jameson p. 10). The minister was Rev. John Wise, brother of
  61. her son Adam's wife Abigail.
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