Ham - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Hamms of Alabama

karerut1 — 2012-05-21 22:57:44Z

Robert Solomon Ham and Ellen Ratliff had a son named John Harrison Ham born March 18, 1868. He and Lilly Niblett had a son named Robert Jefferson Ham born November 10, 1896.

He did not have any siblings by either of those names.

Hope this helps.

Re: Hamms of Alabama

russellhamm — 2012-05-21 21:33:34Z

Hi, I'm not sure if I am related to him or not, his name came up in my searching. Did he have a son or other relatine named "Norris Jefferson Hamm(Ham)"?

Re: Hamms of Alabama

khrut — 2012-05-21 18:10:02Z

Robert Solomon Ham was my great grandfather. He had several wives including Ellen Ratlif; my great grandmother was Bettie Vaughn.

I have info on him: what would you like to know?

Re: Ham/Hamm Henry & Conecuh Counties

erootrot — 2012-05-20 19:10:41Z

I do not know connection, but know some of the Henry Co.
Hams appear to be related/descended from to the SC ones.
I'm very interested in the Allen Ham born ca. 1804 SC,
who may be the son of Thomas Ham of Charleston Co., SC.
Would like to know the parents of Milford Charles Ham
b. 1-31-1887 Heartland, Henry Co., Al and his brother,
Grady Ham, born 1891. They were living w/their uncle,
Asa Alexander Ham in 1900 Henry Co., AL.

HAM Woodrow W Jr - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-30 10:50:00Z

HAM Woodrow W Jr - Vietnam Wall section 5E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Greg Ham,age 58,Ham played the saxophone on "Who Can It Be Now.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-04-22 18:59:24Z

2012,
Greg Ham,
Men at Work musician found dead.
SYDNEY (AP) — Greg Ham, a member of the Australian band Men at Work whose saxophone and flute punctuated its smash 1980s hits, was found dead in his Melbourne home on Thursday.
he hadn't been the same since 2010, when a court ruled that his signature flute riff from the song "Down Under" Victoria state police confirmed that the deceased was the 58-year-old resident of Ham's house but did not identify him by name, in keeping with local practice. Ham was 58 and neighbors said he was the lone occupant of the house.
Men at Work topped charts around the world in 1983 with the songs "Down Under" and "Who Can it Be Now?" and won a Grammy Award that year for Best New Artist.
He also played keyboards. More recently he worked as a guitar teacher.
(April 19, 2012)

Re: George Ham, Connecticut

romero89 — 2012-04-20 13:37:59Z

Yes, all information is important. Your grandfather's last name is a clue. He may have the last name of someone who lived close to George Ham. That can be determined by looking at the census. Many families traveled and moved in a group. That may give a clue. Looking at the history of both the family whose name he carried and George Ham's family may give a clue as to why his mother bore Ham's child but ended up married to someone else. This was during the time of WWI, when many men went off to war and never returned. Also, many men went West to seek their fortunes leaving wives and sweethearts at home. They may have intended to return but never did. Some simply disappeared, buried in unmarked graves. So you see, every scrap of information is important to a researcher.

My ancestor is John Ham/Hamm. He disappeared and his wife married his brother. The Ham family is very large. I have searched many years trying to find where he went and haven't come up with anything, yet.

Your search may be difficult, but not impossible. Look at the census I mentioned, there may be clues there for you to investigate.

Good luck.

Re: George Ham, Connecticut

slt133 — 2012-04-20 12:58:04Z

Thanks for the information. My grandfather was "illegitimate" and didn't have George Ham's surname, so I didn't think it was important. As I mentioned, we didn't even know this connection until after he passed away and we pulled his birth certificate from the hospital. That's where we saw who was listed as is father - it wasn't the man who raised him or whose name he had. He never knew his biological father. That's what makes it so difficult. As I said, all we know is what is listed on the birth certificate and what I put in the note.

I thought I posted the note on the "Ham" board. Did I not?

Re: George Ham, Connecticut

romero89 — 2012-04-20 11:45:31Z

What board did you post your query on?
I found George Ham, age 36, living in Bridgeport, Fairfield, CT in 1910. He is married with two children. Since you didn't put in your great grandfather's first or last name, no connection can be assumed. You will have to list your ggrandfather's name, birthdate, place of birth, assumed parents, etc. and any other information you know if you want to find out more. Someone may have information or be willing to help if you give them enough information to start.

George Ham, Connecticut

slt133 — 2012-04-19 21:14:33Z

After my grandfather died in 2007, we found out that who we thought was his father, actually wasn't. Here's what we know from my grandfather's birth certificate: his father was a man named George Ham, who was 38 when my grandfather was born in Feb 1915 (so must have been born about 1877), he was a mechanic, he resided in Hartford CT and was born in Washington CT. A long-since deceased aunt once said that George Ham was from Simsbury CT. And that's all the information we have. I can't find anyone that even comes close to any of this on any census' or directories, etc. I just would love to know if this person even existed or was made up! If he did exist, is there a picture? I'd just love to find this missing piece. Thank you!

Seeking Siblings/Parents of George Ham (1814-1861)

clpedone — 2012-04-18 17:48:41Z

George Ham
b 2 Jan 1814 NY, USA
d 1 Dec 1861 Coral, McHenry, IL, USA

Re: Looking for info on George Otis Allen who married Edith Gertrude Ham

thad_allen1 — 2012-04-08 03:19:58Z

George Otis ALLEN is my Paternal Grandfather. I have very little information on him, either. I am descendant from his second wife, Gwendolyn Gertude CLARK m.OCT 1932.

He was born 13 JUL 1906 in Barnesville, GA.
He died 24 AUG 1971 in Fernindina Beach, FL.

Please post back here, and let's collaborate.

-Thaddaeus Herschel Allen

Re: Ham's in Wales

GaryDaleHamm — 2012-04-07 20:19:49Z

Do you have any information you can share regarding William Hamm brother of Moses Hamm (England)? William was married to Martha Sherman. He was born 1716-1781. His son's included John, and Samuel.

Re: Roy Ham

khunter08 — 2012-03-20 21:04:53Z

Barbara,

In the strictest sense of the word, I don't need that info. I am attempting to include information on my database for our descendants and other genealogy researchers. The whole process is a growing and living history of our families. Like it or not we (you and I) are cousins. While we have never met, we are family no matter how distant. Chances are we may never meet.

During the course of my genealogy research, I have successfully contacted many remote cousins by email or Facebook or Rootsweb, etc. I've even personally met a few in my travels. I'm not asking anyone for money nor am I selling anything nor am I offering to give any money to anyone (unless I win a lottery). I am just compiling information that is the current or past history of our families for the enjoyment of the process and to pass on to those that follow.

You certainly have the choice not to contribute and I'll understand. You won't be the first. I've even offered to take our communication off-board so that the 'whole world' won't read it. It is not my intention to insult or cause harm to you or anyone else with this research.

If you are no longer interested in continuing this communication don't reply. It's as simple as that. However, I would appreciate your assistance with my research and look forward to your decision what ever that may be.

Sincerely,
Keith Hunter
Indianapolis
keith@hunterfromtexas.com

Re: Roy Ham

barbaraw7370 — 2012-03-20 15:33:37Z

I don't see why you need all that information, on where I lived and what name my dad wented by.

Barbara

Roy Ham

barbaraw7370 — 2012-03-20 04:31:39Z

Looking for information about Roy Ham born about 1889 or 1890 and parents were Taylor Ham and Mary (Fannie) Bray and had two younger sisters. Want to know what happen to him.

Re: Roy Ham

khunter08 — 2012-03-19 05:02:02Z

Which one of your aunts lived down there (Elsie, Alice, Georgia or Nadine)?

Did your Dad go by Russell or Carl? And... did ya'll move a lot while he was in the service or was he mostly stationed at one AFB. Is your Mom still alive?

What's your husband's name so I don't have to list him as Unknown Wa---r?

As you can see I made some progress tonight. Now that I've got you in my database I know that we are 3rd cousins (it figures out relationships automatically).

Thanks for your help.
K

Re: Roy Ham

barbaraw7370 — 2012-03-17 20:15:57Z

Her first husband was my grandfather and one of her daughters lived in that area at the time of her dead. I wouldn't know Willetta, I only saw her one time and that was over 20 years ago and her husband was with her.

Barbara

Re: Roy Ham

khunter08 — 2012-03-16 15:23:18Z

Do you know if Willetta ever married? If I sent you an old HS picture could you verify that it was her (I see there were two Willetta Longs at Arkansas City HS)?

For your grandmother, I meant the Galveston coast. So if Fred was her 2nd husband who was the 1st?

And... would you like to take this off board?

Re: Roy Ham

barbaraw7370 — 2012-03-16 12:38:31Z

Dr.Brown was her adopted father.She was on the coast because that is where her and her second husband.
I know that Roy is buried in Missouri, a distant cousin found that out for me. Roy was never married from what we could find out.
Grandmother's sister (Elsie) was never adopted. I have met one of her daughters (Willetta) years ago. Willetta would be in her middle ninety now, if she is still alive. She was older than my dad.

Barbara

Re: Roy Ham

khunter08 — 2012-03-14 06:33:10Z

Barbara,
With some help, I've come across the death certificate of Leta where her father was listed as O.B. Brown. (What was she doing on the coast?) I've seen the California death index listing for her husband John F, but I haven't found the marriage record (yet).

I've had some luck tracking Elsie's marriage and family. However, I'm not sure if Goldena (Goldie) married Charles Bond. Do you know? I've seen where her son Richard was KIA in the Pacific theatre (I haven't found his marriage to Louise yet). And... I haven't begun to track Willetta (yet).

A Dewitt descendant sent me the transcribed obit for Roy from the Kansas City Star. So I'm slowly making progress. Hopefully you'll be willing to help.
Keith

Re: Roy Ham

barbaraw7370 — 2012-03-12 13:22:46Z

Keith

Leta was my paternal grandmother and all her children are dead except one, and she is not in good health. The cousins are all over the United States.

Barbara

Re: Roy Ham

khunter08 — 2012-03-07 21:28:20Z

It's always possible that there is a link. Do you know where your Ham family came from?

Re: Roy Ham

khunter08 — 2012-03-07 21:14:52Z

Barbara,
I'm not sure if it's the same Bob, but the one I have in my database is the son of Felix. He is my 2nd cousin twice removed. This could be the Bob that has put together so much information on the Ham family, but there again, I'm not sure.

I feel lucky anytime I contact a living 'cousin'. It's an opportunity to expand my research and knowledge. There's a boatload of them out there (like yourself) so it's great that you've replied.

Have you been in touch with Leta's family? I'd like to add her descendants and get your family up-to-date as well. You may contact me off board.
Keith

Re: Roy Ham

barbaraw7370 — 2012-03-04 20:13:19Z

Elise(Delila) was never a adopted, I am not sure about Roy, but Leta was. She probably got the best deal of all of them. The family that adopted her was a doctor and his wife. They took the death of their mother very well. Is Bob Ham a uncle or cousin to you?

Barbara

Re: Roy Ham

khunter08 — 2012-02-24 01:23:45Z

Barbara,
Leta would be my 1st cousin twice removed (which also makes you a cousin). Delila was her older sister Their father, Taylor, was my g-granduncle. Taylor's sister, Fanny, married Robert Harris Milliken and I'm descended through them.

Were the girls adopted, as was Roy, after the death of their mom? I'd like to add their families (which includes you) to our family tumbleweed database.

You can see some of my work at http://www.familytumbleweed.com.

Keith

Re: Roy Ham

barbaraw7370 — 2012-02-24 00:15:26Z

may I ask why you are interest in the Ham family. The girls grew up and had children of their own. Leta(Delila, which was never her name)was my grandmother. Taylor was in jail for killing someone.

Re: Bright Riley Ham

khunter08 — 2012-02-23 10:45:35Z

Mr./Mrs. Palmer,

I was glancing at some NC and Alabama census records the other night. Seems the Ham family were pretty well established. It looks like there were 3 or 4 brothers who left NC toward Alabama (this is all from memory).

I haven't worked my way back up the tree from Bright Riley, yet. I've been filling in the easier blanks on his descendants. However, any info you have would be greatly appreciated. You can email me directly.

Who knows... I may wind up in Columbia, SC doing some genealogy research. I have current day family down that way so I'll have two excuses to make the trip.

Re: Bright Riley Ham

cootssi1 — 2012-02-22 17:31:01Z

Hi Keith,
I also have info on this family. It is not my direct line, but we connect with Wiliam Ham of NC. My family is from the Florence County area of SC.

L Palmer

Re: Bright Riley Ham

khunter08 — 2012-02-22 04:51:23Z

Sylvia,
I'm working my way that direction, but here it is 13 years later and you probably have a few more answers now. Let me know if not.
Keith

Re: Ham family of Fayette Co., Al

khunter08 — 2012-02-22 04:41:18Z

Wanda,
Hope you get this. Bright Riley Ham was my ggg-grandfather through his son Henry Russell. My eventual connection was in Freestone County, TX and have been recently working my way back through Alabama and on to North Carolina.

Here's a link to some of my work http://www.familytumbleweed.com .
Keith

Re: Roy Ham

khunter08 — 2012-02-22 01:36:41Z

Barbara,
I'd like to know what happened to Delila and Leta. I ran across a site (today) which listed Roy's death in Kansas City, MO in 1918.

I'd also like to know more about Roy's father Taylor. What did he do to wind up on the chain-gang?

george ham convict 1800 australia

familyresearcher71 — 2012-02-07 14:58:36Z

i have some info on george ham but i am after some more info on this hams family as im new to this and want to make sure i have my info right please i cant seem to find the right as this George ham was sent out to australia for life transportation instead of being hung he arrives in australia in 1800 on the royal admiral in 1806 he married ann epton and they had 4 children but alot i have seen here have 5 kids please any help with the father of george n mother would be appreciated and his siblings george ham was born around 1770 in goring oxfordshire england we all think please anyone else ...

Also my next puzzle we did have this all in a book but the husbands grandfather lent it to his niece and she never returned book so it makes it hard as they got it from a family reunion back years ago now we have no way to get the info as we only know the girls name was gayle and she had a sister lorraine but her fathers name was valentine ham n her mum laurie buckman in australia newcastle but any help on info would be muchly appreciated and info on the lady gayle if there are people who know her please email me very keen to ask to borrow book

Re: HAM of Virginia

pizzzzza2010 — 2012-02-05 02:31:54Z

Cathy,

Are you still on here? (Since this post if from May 2005).

I would be interested if all of this is true.

I keep running into conflicting names for James GOFF - his wife was Nancy - but there are several that say here maiden name was HAM/HAMM; others say CHILDRESS.

I sure would like to get this figured out!

Thanks for any help!

mark

Re: Solomon Ham

cathyheath7 — 2012-01-12 17:55:43Z

Hi we are trying to make connections with our ancestors. My grandmother (Mary Eskew) corresponded with Sol T Hamm in San Antonio. He was coming to see her to explain how he was related to her but he had a stroke on the train. We trying to make the connection. Any info would be appreciated Thanks

Please email to this address or "ritalancer@aol.com"

Robert E Ham

kimmiehamm — 2011-11-26 07:58:40Z

Does anybody have info on Robert E Ham birth abt.1868 I have
him married to Ara May Bell Coffee after that I cant be sure
his son lived in Texas Help!!!

Re: HAM in Cornwall

pogley_1 — 2011-10-09 16:32:52Z

Hi I am related to yourself through Jane Ham who married a John Isbell, a master mariner. He was the son of George Isbell who had Caffa Mill. I have a vast amount of information on the Hoals descending from John and Jane (Honey) the Hoals were a large family and link in to many of the prominent local families in Fowey and Polruan notably the Slades, Nickells, Hicks etc in the early to mid 1800's. The Chapmans are only briefly in Fowey as they are custom officers and move around the country but are related to the Hoals by marriage. Jane was the daughter of James and Sarah (Hoal)Ham. Sarah was in a draper and grocery business with Joseph Ham , I believe the brother of James.

Re: Ham family histories

DebbieGreen2215 — 2011-10-05 15:45:32Z

My father was related to the Ham branch also. He started working on his family history many years ago and then passed away several years ago. I am trying to pick up the pieces of the history that he started working on. My Great Grandmother was Ida Mae Ham born in 1872 and died in 1944 in Pike Co., IL. Her parents were Clayborn Ham born in 1827 in TN and he married America C. James. My Third Great Grandfather was James Ham bor in 1796 in Pendleton Co, SC and died in 1868 in Pike County, IL. he marrie mary Polly Broyles. He father was Joshua Ham and he married Mary Williams. I have joshua's death date as 1837 in McCracken Co, TN. I do not have any other information about him or any further back. Do you have any information on this line of Hams? Thank you so much for any information that you might have.

Re: HAM of Virginia

GeneHamm369 — 2011-09-23 20:29:46Z

my email address is
ghamm2@embarqmail.com
Thank you

Re: HAM of Virginia

GeneHamm369 — 2011-09-23 20:27:58Z

I am trying to locate information on Aaron Ham b VA (Ihave different dates) 1817 and 1828 he moved to Pulaski Co. Ky
but i can't find anything on him no parents, brothers or sisters, married to Susan Riddle , if anyone can help me I would appreciate it very much
Gene

mary ham born 1848 Bridgwater Somerset

cfs333 — 2011-09-13 15:17:57Z

Anyone have any info. on this lady please?I believe she married Frank Symonds from Sussex in 1873 & then lived in Hampshire until her death.There is a Mary Ham in the Workhouse in an earlier census,before her marriage,but not sure if this is the same one.

Ham, Theodore -Michigan census 1880 / 1910

bchpink1 — 2011-08-27 22:07:31Z

Ham, Theodore

1880 Census, Michigan, Houghton County, Calumet 1-PCT
Series T9; Roll 581; page 559

Ham, Theodore; age 2

(Line 5)
Ham, Lawrence
white; male; age 30; married; laborer; born Wisconsin; father born Luxemburg; mother born Luxemburg

Ham, Minnie
white; female; age 26; wife; married; keeping house; born Bavaria; father born Bavaria; mother born Bavaria

Ham, Peter
white; male; age 6; son; single; born Michigan; father born Bavaria; mother born Bavaria

Ham, Theodore
white; male, age 2; son; single; born Michigan; father born Bavaria; mother born Bavaria

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1910 Census, Michigan, Ontonagon County, Ontonagon Twp.
Series T624; Roll 667; Page 219

Ham, Theodore; age 67

(Line 61)
Ham, Theodore
head; male; white; age 67; married – for 20 years; born New York; father born New York; mother born New York; speaks English; laborer; occupation - odd jobs; able to read and write; rents a house

Ham, (Annie) handwriting/spelling??
wife, female; white; age 63; married – for 20 years; born Massachusetts; father born Maine; mother born Maine; speaks English; occupation – none; able to read and write;

Ham, Ella - b. 1 May, 1858; m. in 1881 to George H. Hutchinson

bchpink1 — 2011-08-27 22:04:29Z

Ham, Ella - b. 1 May, 1858; m. in 1881 to George H. Hutchinson

from a book on HeritageQuestOnline.com – not in my line as far as I know

Title: A brief sketch of the Hutchinson family of New Hampshire
Authors: Hutchinson, Frank Allen,
City of Publication: Lowell, Mass.:
Publisher: Courier-Citizen Co., printers,
Date: 1896
Page Count: 26
Notes: Includes index.
Reproduction of original in the American Antiquarian Society
Reel/Fiche Number: (Genealogy and local history; G11361)
Primary Family Name: Hutchinson family.

George H. Hutchinson, son of John W. and Betsy (Berry) Hutchinson
b. in Portsmouth, N.H., 27 Jan. 1861; m. there 1 Jan. 1881 to Ella Ham, b. 1 May, 1858
Children:
1. Grace Alma, b. 20 Feb. 1890
2. Ethel May, b. 12 April 1892

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John W. Hutchinson, son of Jonathan and Mehitable (Lovejoy) Hutchinson
b. in Salisbury, N.H., 29 Jan. 1809; m. (1) in 1834 in 1834, Lydia A. Fernald, b. 31 May, 1816; d. in Portsmouth, N.H., 15 Sept. 1837; m. (2) 15 Jan. 1843, Betsy Berry, of Portsmouth, N.H., b. 11 Aug., 1821; d. 4 Mar. 1891; he d. in Portsmouth, 8 Jan. 1882
Children: (all born in Portsmouth)
1. Emiline A., b. 11 Nov. 1835; m. in New York City, N.Y. 17 April 1856 to Samuel Eddy of Staten Island, N.Y., b. 17 April 1826.
a. Emma Louisa, b. in New York, 10 Nov. 1858; m. Ingersoll Olmstead
b. Ella Frances, b. in Morristown, N.J., 31 Aug. 1860
c. Florence, b. 13 Feb 1864
d. John Arthur, b. 21 Feb. 1868
e. Henry Clifford, b. 13 Aug. 1878
f. Elizabeth Mable, b. 24 Aug. 1879
2. Mary A.F., b. 9 Jan. 1837; d. 9 Oct. 1837
3. William H., b. 29 Oct. 1843 in Portsmouth, N.H.; m. in Newington, N.H., 25 Nov. 1868 to Jennie M. Berry, b. in Stafford, N.H., 7 Feb 1845
a. Maria, b. 17 Nov. 1875; d. 18 Nov. 1875
b. Eugene H., b. 2 Dec. 1878; d. j Jan. 1879
4. John F., b. 5 Feb. 1845 in Portsmouth, N.H.; m. in Portland, Maine, 8 Sept. 1867, Katherine G. Briggs, b. there 16 Nov. 1844; resides in Minneapolis, Minn.
a. John F., Jr. b. in Boston, Mass. 23 Oct. 1873
5. Ira C., b. 25 Oct. 1846, in Portsmouth, N.H.; m. in Boston, Mass. 25 June 1884 to Caroline R. Rand, b. in Ellsworth, Maine, 14 July 1860. Resides in Boston, Mass
a. Harold R., b. in Boston, Mass. 9 Aug. 1885
6. Mary A., b. 25 Mar. 1850
7. Albert P., b. 17 July 1852; d. 23 Oct. 1854
8. Benjamin B., b. 17 Mar. 1854; d. 7 Dec. 1884
9. Jesse F., b. 22 June 1856; d. 3 Apr. 1871
10. Elizabeth L., b. 31 May 1858
11. George H., b. 27 Jan 1861 in Portsmouth, N.H.; m. there 1 Jan. 1881, to Ella Ham, b. 1 May, 1858
a. Grace Alma, b. 20 Feb. 1890
b. Ethel May, b. 12 April 1892

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Jonathan Hutchinson, son of Jonathan and Theodate Hutchinson
b. in Pembroke, N.H., 24 April 1771, was a hatter by trade and resided in Pembroke, Boscawen and Salisbury, N.H; m. Mary Wardwell, b. 28 Aug. 1771; d. in Merrimac, N.H., 31 Aug. 1850; he d. in Pembrooke, N.H. 17 Jan. 1843.

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Jonathan Hutchinson, son of Timothy and Hanna Hutchinson
b. in Kensington, N.H., according to the following: Jonathan Hutchenson, son of Jonathan Hutchenson, by Theodate, his wife, was born March 20, 1747-8.

He was a hatter by trade, residing in Pembroke, N.H., the place still remaining in possession of his descendants. We find no record of service in the Revolution, though one of his grand-daughters told the writer that he carried supplies for the army. He m. about 1769 Mehitable Lovejoy, dau. of Caleb and Mehitable (Chandler) Lovejoy, a descendant of John Lovejoy, one of the first settlers of Andover, Mass. She d. in Allenstown, N.H., 2 March 1835. Jonathan d. in Pembroke, 3 May 1830.

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Timothy Hutchinson is the earliest ancestor to whom we are now able to trace: he was residing in Hampton Falls, N.H., in 1710. The date of his death is unknown, but he was alive as late as 1759, in which year he deeds the homestead to his son, Jonathan.

His wife Hannah was baptized and admitted to the Hampton Falls church 14 July 1717, and her death is thus recorded in the church records of Kensington: 1752, Nov. 21; Hannah, wife of Timothy Hutchins, died aged 70.

Ham, Minnie Catherine, b.1862, dau. of James & Catherine (Niver) Ham -m. Briggs, Charles

bchpink1 — 2011-08-27 21:59:20Z

Ham, Minnie Catherine, b.1862, dau. of James & Catherine (Niver) Ham -m. Briggs, Charles

from a book found on HeritageQuestOnline.com – not in my line as far as I know

Title: The ancestry and the descendants of John Pratt of Hartford, Conn.
Authors: Whittelsey, Charles Barney,
City of Publication: Hartford
Publisher: Case, Lockwood & Brainard
Date: 1981
Page Count: 204
Notes: At head of title: 1538-1900.
Includes indexes.
Reel/Fiche Number: (Genealogy & local history; G 393)
Subject Headings: Pratt family.... Pratt, John....Pratt, William
Primary Family Name: Pratt family.... Pratt, John ....Pratt, William

Charles Briggs (Jared D., Azariah, Jared, Elisha, Joseph, John, John)
born Sept. 25, 1856, in Austerlitz, N.Y.; farmer, Austerlitz, P.O. Chatham, New York; m. Aug. 19, 1885, in Hudson, N.Y., Minnie Catherine Ham, b. Dec. 11, 1862, in Livingston, N.Y., dau. of James and Catherine (Niver) Ham, of Livingston, N.Y.

Their children:
Clara Niver Briggs, b. July 1, 1891 in Austerlitz, N.Y.
Ruth Boroslough Briggs, b. Feb 17, 1894, in Austerlitz, N.Y.
Helen Higgins Briggs, b. Nov. 24, 1895, in Austerlitz, N.Y.

Re: HAM of Virginia

LThank — 2011-08-27 04:06:21Z

Cathy, can you contact me so I can link you to another person who is of this line of HAM? thank you.
Linda

Re: HAM of Virginia

LThank — 2011-08-27 04:02:31Z

Hi there.........if you have this posting addy still can you contact me again on the HAM family? Have a party who is seriously linked to this family and is into the 1900's.

Thank You.
Linda

Michael and Hetta Ham of Virginia

LpardLuvinLdy — 2011-08-06 02:40:25Z

Does anyone have any information on Michael and Hetta Ham of Virginia? Know Hetta's maiden name?

In 1850 and 1860 they can be found in Alleghany, Va. I'd like more information if anyone has some to share please.

Email: LpardLuvinLdy11@aol.com

Re: HAM of Virginia

LindaThank2005 — 2011-08-03 22:23:16Z

Hi Wanda.
Will you please contact me in private at lthank@gotsky.com

Thank You.
Linda

Re: HAM of Virginia

lpardluvinldy11 — 2011-08-03 02:30:46Z

Linda,

I haven't received an email yet from Troy James. Could you ask him again please.

LpardLuvinLdy11@aol.com

Thanks,
Wanda

Re: HAM of Virginia

LindaThank2005 — 2011-07-23 01:05:02Z

Hello.
I have forwarded your mail to Troy JAMES who is actually linked to this line I am researching. I am not which is too bad for me. My JAMES ended up being adopted.

I have asked Troy to contact you as any possible research is helpful to any connections in this particular family.
Regards,
Linda