Isaac Hawks

Isaac John Hawks, age 25, Fancy Gap, VA View Details

Cities: Hereford TX, Granbury TX, Amarillo TX Possible Relatives: Stephanie Chase Dupree, Cheyanne Rhea Hawks, John Paul Hawks

Isaac Wade Hawks, age 34, Hillsville, VA View Details

Cities: Hereford TX, Granbury TX, Amarillo TX Possible Relatives: Stephanie Chase Dupree, Cheyanne Rhea Hawks, John Paul Hawks

Isaac Junior Hawk, age 70, Corapeake, NC View Details

Locations: Hereford TX, Amarillo TX, Granbury TX Possible Relatives: Stephanie Chase Dupree, Cheyanne Rhea Hawks

Ike B Hawks, age 69, Tulalip, WA View Details

Locations: Hereford TX, Amarillo TX, Granbury TX Possible Relatives: Stephanie Chase Dupree, Cheyanne Rhea Hawks

Isaac Gibson Hawkes, age 30s, Mesa, AZ View Details

Locations: Mesa AZ, Tempe AZ Possible Relatives: Donald Bruce Hawkes, Dorinne G Hawkes, Isaac Hawkes

Isaac C Hawks, age 30s, Hereford, TX View Details

Locations: Hereford TX, Amarillo TX, Idalou TX Possible Relatives: Michael P Hawks, Stephen L Hawks, Stephanie Chase Mcelligott

Isaac Hawks, age 26 View Details

Address:***** Buttermilk Rd, Knoxville, TN

Isaac C Hawks, age 46 View Details

Address:***** S Avenue K, Hereford, TX. Phone Number: (817) 205-****

Isaac Hawkins Browne (poet)

Isaac Hawkins Browne FRS was an English politician and poet. He is remembered as the author of some clever imitations of contemporary poets Jonathan Swift and Alexander Pope on the theme of A Pipe of read more...Tobacco (1736), somewhat analogous to the Rejected Addresses of a later day. He also wrote a Latin poem on the immortality of the soul, De Animi Immortalitate (1754).read less...

Isaac Fawkes

Isaac Fawkes (1675?–1732) was an English conjurer and showman. The first record of Fawkes was an appearance by his son at Southwark Fair in 1722, but an advertisement of April of the same year boastread more...ed that he had performed for George II, so it is likely that he was well known in London before this time. He was one of the earliest magicians to present conjuring as an entertainment outside of the traditional fairground setting and by skilful promotion and management of his act he was able to amass both fame and a considerable fortune. His simple entertainment was satirised alongside other popularist amusements by William Hogarth in 1723, but he continued to be patronised by fashionable society until his death in 1732. He formed a close professional relationship with the clock and automata maker Christopher Pinchbeck and from the mid-1720s began to demonstrate Pinchbeck's designs in shows both in their own right and for magical effects in his conjuring act.read less...

1838 Jesuit slave sale

In 1838, 272 men, women, and children were sold by the Maryland Jesuits; a portion of the proceeds was used to pay the debts of Georgetown College, also run by the Jesuits. The slaves had lived on plaread more...ntations belonging to the Jesuits in Maryland, and they were sold to Henry Johnson and Jesse Batey. The sale price was $115,000, equivalent to $2,761,078 in 2019. Of the $25,000 down-payment, $17,000 was used to pay down building debt that Thomas F. Mulledy, the provincial superior who orchestrated the sale, had accrued as president of Georgetown College.read less...