The Hawkins' town house was located in Kinterbury Street in the heart of Plymouth. Otherwise little is known about the building.
Most of the buildings had been replaced or were destroyed with the street itself during World War II.
Possible performance venue. Although relevant family records do not survive Sir Richard Hawkins' musicians performed at his departure from the naval port at Plymouth in 1593.
Demolished.
15xx Hawkins family resided in Plymouth.
early 17th c. Sir Richard Hawkins relocated to an estate at Slapton, a few miles E of Plymouth.
1637--8 John Hawkins sold all remaining family holdings in Plymouth.
REED Devon 255
| Name | Dates | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Hawkins, Richard | 1560-1622 | Knight |
