James Boyd Hawkins
Colonel James Boyd Hawkins (1813–1896) was an American planter and rancher. He moved from North Carolina to Texas in the 1840s, and he established the Hawkins Ranch, a working sugarcane plantation, operated by 101 enslaved African Americans by 1860. After the American Civil War, he replaced the slaves with paid laborers and convicts, and gradually turned his landholdings into a cattle ranch by c. 1809.
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James Boyd Hawkins
Colonel James Boyd Hawkins (1813–1896) was an American planter and rancher. He moved from North Carolina to Texas in the 1840s, and he established the Hawkins Ranch, a working sugarcane plantation, operated by 101 enslaved African Americans by 1860. After the American Civil War, he replaced the slaves with paid laborers and convicts, and gradually turned his landholdings into a cattle ranch by c. 1809.
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1813-12-27
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Franklin County, North Carolina, U.S.
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1896-05-11
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Matagorda County, Texas, U.S.
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James Boyd Hawkins
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Planter, rancher
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Jane A. Boyd
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John D. Hawkins
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Willis Alston
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Ariella Alston
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