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                 Hawes family papers, 1829-1928
                     69M33 
                 
                 Finding aid prepared by Heather J. Burke 
             
             
                 
                     
                 
                 University of Kentucky Special Collections 
                 
                     Special Collections 
                     Margaret I. King Building, North 
                     Lexington, KY, 40506-0039 
                     (859) 257-8611 
                     SCLREF@LSV.UKY.EDU 
                 
                 2011 August 29 
             
         
         
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             Hawes family papers 
             69M33 
             
                 University of Kentucky Special Collections 
             
             
                 
             
             
                 0.23 Cubic feet 
                 1 box 
             
             1829-1928 
             
                 Hawes family 
             
         
         
             Conditions Governing Access note 
             Collection is open to researchers by appointment. 
         
         
             Conditions Governing Use note 
             Copyright has not been assigned to the University of Kentucky. 
         
         
             Preferred Citation note 
             69M33: [Identification of item], Hawes family papers, 1829-1928, University of Kentucky Special Collections. 
         
         
             Biographical note 
             The Hawes family was originally from Caroline County, Virginia and came to Jefferson County, Kentucky under Richard Hawes and his wife Clara Walker in 1810. The family finally settled in Daviess County and were the land donors for the building of the town of Hawesville in Hancock County, Kentucky. 
             Richard Hawes' third son Richard Hawes II served as Provisional Governor of Kentucky for the Confederacy from 1862 to 1865, and his sixth son Edwin Hawes went on to serve on the Kentucky State Senate in 1870. 
             McCreary, Gene and Virginia Haase McCreary. 
                 Hawes Family Cemetary . April, 2008. Web. 11 August 2011. 
             
                 HAWES, Richard - Biographical Information . Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. Web. 11 August 2011. 
         
         
             Scope and Contents note 
             The Hawes family papers consists primarily of correspondence. Other items include a license to practice law in Louisiana for Edwin Hawes and a December 1842 memorandum of a trip made from Hawesville down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers to New Orleans. 
             Of the correspondence, several letters from the 1850s are addressed to Clara A. Taylor. Another seven from the 1850s and one letter from 1867 are from Hugh W. Hawes of Saluria, Texas and describe life in that town. Notable amongst the correspondence is an 1851 letter from Winchester, Kentucky that mentions a woman's appearing in the "bloomer costume." An 1858 letter from Paris, Kentucky mentions the growing popularity of hashish parties. Also of note are three 1869 letters from E.P. Taylor that describe his life as a student at A&M College at Kentucky University. 
         
         
             Arrangement note 
             Collection is arranged by format. 
         
         
             Agricultural and Mechanical College of Kentucky. 
             Hawes, Clara. 
             Hawes, E. J. 
             Hawes, Edwin. 
             Hawes, Hugh W. 
             Hawes, R. (Richard), 1797-1877 
             Taylor, E. P. 
             Bloomer costume. 
             Hashish. 
             Hawesville (Ky.)--History. 
             Mississippi River--Description and travel. 
             Narcotics. 
             Ohio River--Description and travel. 
             Paris (Ky.)--Social life and customs. 
             Saluria (Tex.)--History. 
             Students. 
             Winchester (Ky.)--Social life and customs. 
         
         
             
                 
                     Correspondence 
                     1 
                     1 
                     1850-1859 
                 
             
             
                 
                     Correspondence 
                     1 
                     2 
                     1860-1869 
                 
             
             
                 
                     Correspondence 
                     1 
                     3 
                     1900-1928 
                 
             
             
                 
                     Correspondence 
                     1 
                     4 
                     undated 
                 
             
             
                 
                     Edwin Hawes: License to Practice Law in Louisiana 
                     
                         
                     
                     1 
                     5 
                     1829 March 4 
                 
             
             
                 
                     Memorandum of Trip No.4, New Orleans and Letter to Edwin Hawes 
                     1 
                     6 
                     1842, 1846 March 10 
                 
             
             
                 
                     Letters, Pedigree,Owensboro Daily Inquirer Clipping on Hawes Estate 
                     1 
                     7 
                     1887,1895-1896