George Hawkins need help finding birth

[raa]

thats great info thanks everyone

[raa]

interesting on all 4 childrens baptisms it gives Georges occupation labourer but on marriages of 2 of the children gives georges  occupation as mariner so some stage might have been in navy

[raa]

From the allotment books again, this seems to be him in 1838
HMS Malabar
Chas Hawkins
AB
Allotment paid to Mother Mary Ryder
Residence of the Party allotted to 32 Looe St. Plymouth  =interesting if Charles is sending money to his mother at 32 looe st George Hawkins is living at that adress  think massive chance there brothers thanks for that info Jonw65

[jonw65]

Well done to osprey for finding those marriages.
It does indeed look like George and Charles were probably brothers. Although of course Margaret shouldn't then have married Charles, as it was illegal!

[raa]

Name   William Hocking
Gender   Male
Marriage Date   8 Feb 1785
Marriage Place   Stoke Damerel,Devon,England
Spouse   
Mary Gimblett
FHL Film Number   916921     Possible

[raa]

was it illegal them days to marry someone then marry his brother yes great find with marriages just need now find original marriage to William Hawkings /Hockings

[osprey]

yes, only legalised by Deceased Brother's Widow Marriage Act of 1921.

https://vlex.co.uk/vid/deceased-brother-s-widow-808486549

On the later marriages, Mary made her mark instead of signing.

[raa]

   William Hockings
Gender   Male
Marriage Date   9 Mar 1795
Marriage Place   Staverton,Devon,England
Spouse   
Mary Leaman
FHL Film Number   917532
Save   another possible

[Neale1961]

If Charles Hawkins was born March 1811, and his mother Mary Hockings remarried in Jan 1812, there is only a small time frame for the death of William Hawkins.

This is the only one I could see:
William Giles HOCKINGS burial at Stoke D - 7 Nov 1810 (age not recorded)