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Azel Hawkins House
1-Modern
23 Nov 2002
Br24B
[Deacon Daniel] Hawkins-Johanknect house
298 Beaver Dam Road
Deitz
021123/P1010014
Not used.
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Azel Hawkins House
1-Modern
28 Apr 2003
Br24B
[Deacon Daniel] Hawkins-Johanknect house
298 Beaver Dam Road
Deitz
030428/P4280007
Looking south from near Beaver Dam Rd.
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Deacon Daniel Hawkins House before move
2-Historic
Uncertain, perhaps early 20th century.
Br24B
[Deacon Daniel] Hawkins-Johanknect house
298 Beaver Dam Road
Post-Morrow
RG1 Series 10
From "Early Photographs of the Hamlet of Brookhaven collected by George Perley Morse 1945-1959."
Morse caption:
"Home of (Deacon) Daniel Hawkins - 1800 (sic*)
"Built by Azel Hawkins (1806-1851), brother of Selah (1775-1845). First located on north side of Beaver Dam Road on the Morrow property [see Br25]. Azel had two sons Samuel and Daniel. Daniel inherited home and Samuel built his home a few rods to the east [see Br25.1-S]. Daniel died October 15, 1896 at the age of 87 years. It is believed that his son George sold the homestead to a Mr. Lohman who built large living room of east side. It was then sold to a Mr. Thompson who raised the second floor to full head-room and also moved the house across road on east corner of Mott Lane. He took in boarders. Mr. Frederick W. Kost, an artist purchased the old home along with about 12 acres and moved it to the present location. About 1952 it was sold to Mr. Edwin Johnkaneht."
[* It is unclear to me why "1800" follows the caption heading. From the caption, it is ambiguous when this picture might have been taken -- perhaps it is stiill on the north side of Beaver Dam Rd., with the road just visible crossing diagonally at the bottom. It is certainly before it was moved to it's present location. J.D.]
Morse caption:
"Home of (Deacon) Daniel Hawkins - 1800 (sic*)
"Built by Azel Hawkins (1806-1851), brother of Selah (1775-1845). First located on north side of Beaver Dam Road on the Morrow property [see Br25]. Azel had two sons Samuel and Daniel. Daniel inherited home and Samuel built his home a few rods to the east [see Br25.1-S]. Daniel died October 15, 1896 at the age of 87 years. It is believed that his son George sold the homestead to a Mr. Lohman who built large living room of east side. It was then sold to a Mr. Thompson who raised the second floor to full head-room and also moved the house across road on east corner of Mott Lane. He took in boarders. Mr. Frederick W. Kost, an artist purchased the old home along with about 12 acres and moved it to the present location. About 1952 it was sold to Mr. Edwin Johnkaneht."
[* It is unclear to me why "1800" follows the caption heading. From the caption, it is ambiguous when this picture might have been taken -- perhaps it is stiill on the north side of Beaver Dam Rd., with the road just visible crossing diagonally at the bottom. It is certainly before it was moved to it's present location. J.D.]
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Azel Hawkins House
2-Historic
Uncertain
Br24B
[Deacon Daniel] Hawkins-Johanknect house
298 Beaver Dam Road
Bellport-Brookhaven Historical Society
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Deacon Daniel Hawkins House
2-Historic
Mid 20th century.
Br24B
[Deacon Daniel] Hawkins-Johanknect house
298 Beaver Dam Road
Post-Morrow
RG1 Series 10
From "Early Photographs of the Hamlet of Brookhaven collected by George Perley Morse 1945-1959."
Morse caption: "Home of Deacon Daniel Hawkins as it looks today."
Morse caption: "Home of Deacon Daniel Hawkins as it looks today."