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Barbara Jean (Hammond) Jackson

juanita4444 — 2012-05-18 01:59:24Z

Hi I'm trying to locate a Barbara Jean(Hammond)Jackson
living in Des Moines,IA.

Sophia Hammond

patrichsw — 2012-05-06 22:24:46Z

Looking for her parentage. She was born in 1807 in Caldwell, Warren County, New York. Thanks.

Charles Hammond

marjorirwin — 2012-05-04 02:01:31Z

I am trying to find information on my great-great-grandfather, besides just his name, Charles Hammond. His son (my great-grandfather) John Wesley Hammond was born 20 October 1861 in Cassville, Grant, WI., so, I'm assuming he, Charles Hammond, lived there at the time. My great grandfather's wedding certificate states that his father was Charles Hammond born in Ohio and his mother Frances Amanda Lindsey born in Virginia. I don't have anything else to go by.

Re: JH Hammond

lc1241 — 2012-04-27 21:33:12Z

Hi all, I am in search of information on J.H. Hammond b=Abt 1852 OH and d=Abt 1929 possibly McAlester OK (best guess dates) who was married to Emma E. McKinley and had a son by the name of Edward E. Hammond who died 1926 Durant TX.

JH Hammond is very hard to find information about as he just disappears from records? If anyone has any information on old J.H. I would surely be appreciative. You can also look at my public tree Campbell (Carlson) family tree. contact me @ sailjclc@comcast.net--Thanks

Re: Information about some of my Hammond ancestors

ustmsr — 2012-04-27 08:17:01Z

Hello,

I read your long-ago post about your Hammond relatives, and I believe I can give you some information, if only because I've come at it from the other direction.

My g-g grandmother (maternal grandmother's paternal grandmother) was named Willie Emma Lloyd Cawthon (1874-1937), married to Joseph S. W. Cawthon of Andalusia, AL. I had quite a difficult time tracing her and her family, mainly because their census records aren't very precise, but I'm fairly certain that I've found the correct records.

Her parents were John William Lloyd (~1820-~1875) and Pocahontas Caroline Haughton Lloyd (1835-1909). They had three other children: Mary Elizabeth (1860-1920), Chemilus L. (1864-?), and Anna Laurie (1868-1933). I still haven't quite nailed down JW Lloyd's dates or any further mention of the son, Chemilus (who is recorded as "Stamy" in the 1880 census).

Willie, her mother, and her sister Anna are all buried in Magnolia Cemetery in Andalusia (I've visited there), so they are definitely related. However, I wasn't sure what became of the oldest daughter, Mary Elizabeth, until I found two obituaries for the mother, Pocahontas. Both state that she was visiting her daughter, Lizzie Hammond, in Dothan in 1909 when she was suddenly taken ill and died. They also say relatives from Andalusia are coming to claim the body, and mention Mrs. JSW Cawthon and Anna Lloyd as those relatives. One of them mentions that Pocahontas is the grandmother of "E.E. Hammond, P.R. Hammond, and Mrs. C.E. Granberry."

Because of these obituaries, I believe that the connection is sound.

I would love to see any information you've been able to recover on the family, and I'd be happy to show you my info.

Thanks,
Lauren Bahr

Re: Barrameda from the Philippines

patriciacchan — 2012-04-25 20:46:40Z

Hello!

Is Pedro and Indo one and the same? If so, he is my grandmother's brother. My grandmother's name is Presentacion Barrameda Cariño; she passed away back in the 1930's.

Do you know the names of the generations before them? I want to expand my tree deeper.

Thanks cuz!

Tricie Cariño Chan

HAMMOND, William; baptized October 30, 1575 in Lavenham, Suffolk, England > Massachusetts

lornaf3 — 2012-04-25 19:32:13Z

GENEALOGICAL and PERSONAL MEMOIRS
Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts
Prepared under the editorial supervision of William Richard CUTTER, A. M.
Historian of the New England Historic Genealogical Society; Librarian of Woburn Public Library; Author of “The Cutter Family,” “History of Arlington,” “Bibliography of Woburn,” etc., etc.
Volume I.; Illustrated
New York; Lewis Historical Publishing Company; 1908
Pages 188 - 191

HAMMOND

The Hammonds are of English descent, and the line was founded in this country by William Hammond (I), born in Lavenham, Suffolk county, England, baptized there October 30, 1575, only surviving son of Thomas and Rose (Trippe) Hammond; Thomas Hammond died in 1589. Little is known of the early life of William Hammond. He married, June 9, 1605, in his native town, Elizabeth Paine, also of Lavenham, and there their children were born. In the absence of records it is impossible to state the year in which he came to America. In a Boston record of the year 1632 is found mentioned one William Hammond, but this may have been the William Hammond who settled in Lynn in 1636 and who was probably the eldest son of William Hammond of Watertown, and who was born in Lavenham in 1607.

About 1636 he settled at Watertown, Massachusetts, probably at the same time with his brothers-in-law William Paine and Dr. Simon Eire, from Scituate, where record is found of him previous to 1636, the name being written Hamans. His older children are supposed to have come to America with him, and his wife and younger children two or more years later, the latter party having come on the "Francis" from Ipswich, England, in April, 1634. Of his children, Elizabeth married Samuel House, of Scituate, who died 1661. There is a possibility that the Anne who married, as his second wife, Rev. John Lothrop, was a daughter of William Hammond, but the connection is very slight. Mention of John, the youngest son, is found on Scituate records for 1643 as able to bear arms there. William Hammond was admitted freeman in Watertown, May 25, 1636, and before 1644 possessed seven lots by grant and three by purchase. A plot of forty acres situated on the west of Common street, he held as a homestead, this later passing to his grandson Thomas. In a land division on March 10, 1642, he received a grant of a lot, No. 76, containing one hundred sixty-five acres, and thus became one of the largest landholders of the town. His independence in religious matters in those days of puritanical restriction of individual opinion brought Mr. Hammond somewhat into disfavor with the bigoted majority of his fellow townsmen, records showing that he was not often in public office, and his house was once ordered searched, May 27, 1661, for hidden Quakers, it being known that he had considerable sympathy with that sect. His neighbor and particular friend, John Warren, who came from the same place in England where the two families had maintained most friendly relations through previous generations, was even more suspiciously regarded and his house was also searched at the same time. The high standard of refinement and respectability maintained by the individuals in each generation of the Hammond family may well be a source of pride to the living representatives. The accusation of narrow-mindedness can not be raised against them for they were wont to reply upon their own study and well-balanced judgment even in the days when one man's creed must be his neighbor's, under penalty. Unitarian and Universalist congregations have claimed Hammonds among them, also Baptist, and in later generations many have held aloof from denominational alliance.

William Hammond married Elizabeth, daughter of William Paine; she was born in Newton parish, near Bury Street, Edmunds, Suffolk, England, 1578. When forty-seven years of age she sailed with her children to join her husband in America, embarking at Ipswich, England, in April, 1634, with children Elizabeth, aged fifteen, Sarah, ten, John, seven, in the ship "Francis." John Cutting master. Of her father's family five children came to America, all, for a time at least, becoming residents of Watertown, Massachusetts, namely: Phebe, Elizabeth, Dorothy, William and Robert. William Hammond died in Watertown, October 8, 1662, and Elizabeth, his widow, died September 14, 1670. Their children: 1. William, baptized September 20, 1607, died about 1637. 2. Anne, baptized November 19, 1609, died June 7, 1615. 3. John, baptized December 5, 1611, died August 16,1620. 4. Anne, baptized July 14, 1616, died September 1, 1685. 5. Thomas, baptized September 17, 1618; see forward. 6. Elizabeth, born 1619; married, 1636, Samuel House. 7. Sarah, baptized October 21, 1623; married _____ Smith. 8. John, baptized July 2, 1626, died 1709.

(II) Thomas Hammond, fifth child and third son of William and Elizabeth (Paine) Hammond, born in Lavenham, England, baptized there September 17, 1618. He died in Watertown, Massachusetts, December 10, 1655. Although dying comparatively young he had become known as an active enterprising man among the planters in the colony. He married, about 1654, Hannah Cross, born in Ipswich, Massachusetts, April, 1636, baptized in Hampton, October 9, 1638, daughter of John and Hannah Cross. John Cross and wife Hannah sailed from Ipswich, England, to New England in April, 1634. They settled in Ipswich, Massachusetts, probably after a period of two or three years in Hampton, where their only child Hannah was baptized, and John Cross soon took an active part in town affairs. He was admitted freeman in 1639, and in 1640 was chosen as representative. Hannah Cross died March 24, 1657, surviving her husband, Thomas Hammond, but a little over one year. Their only child was Thomas.

(III) Lieutenant Thomas Hammond, only child of Thomas and Hannah (Cross) Hammond, was born July 11, 1656, in Watertown. His father died a few months previous to his birth, and his mother shortly after his birth. His grandfather, William Hammond, and his grandmother Cross died during his early years, and it is thought that he was raised and educated by his uncle, Lieutenant John Hammond, of Watertown. He was uncommonly well educated for that day, wrote an excellent hand, had received some military training, and fought in the Indian wars in 1675 and 1676. His title of lieutenant is found in Ipswich records, and it is probable that he saw active military service later in his life. From old accounts it is found that he was a driving business man, openly displaying his preference for the turning of an honest dollar to subjection to the hard, sometimes hypocritical, orthodoxy of his day, and acquired a large landed property. He was selectman in 1694 and in 1696. He died February 26, 1724-5, in Ipswich, and he was buried at Rowley. He married first, Elizabeth Noyes, who died without issue April 4, 1679; married second, December 6, 1679, Sarah Pickard, born January 31, 1656-7, daughter of John and Jane Pickard, of Rowley; married third, October 17, 1713, widow Hannah (Platt) Lancaster, baptized February 23, 1678-9, daughter of Ensign Abel and Lydia Platt (or Platts) of Rowley, and widow of Samuel Lancaster, who was drowned in Rowley river, September 19, 1710. Children of Lieutenant Thomas Hammond: 1. Hannah, born November 15, 1680; died January 13, 1691-92. 2. Sarah, born January 20, 1682-83, died July 11, 1759; married, December 19, 1699, Lieutenant Thomas Lambert. 3. Thomas, born November 17, 1685. 4. Elizabeth, born May 12, 1688, died September, 1752; married, June 11, 1709, Ephraim Jewett. 5. David, baptized November 23, 1690. 6. Nathaniel, born May 29, 1691. 7. Jonathan, baptized July 25, 1697. 8. Hannah, baptized July 19, 1716, died 1792; married August 15, 1739 Lieutenant Nathaniel Bradstreet. 9. Mary, baptized October 11, 1719, died August 5, 1748; married, November 3, 1739, Jonathan Pickard.

(IV) David Hammond, second son and fifth child of Lieutenant Thomas and Sarah (Pickard) Hammond, born in Watertown, November 23, 1690, died in Rowley, September 22, 1765. He was a farmer, and lived on a site so near the boundary line between Rowley and Ipswich that there was much controversy as to which town might claim the farm, that went on some years after the owner's death and the place was occupied by his son David. The matter was not finally settled until May 5, 1784, when the farm was "sett off" to Rowley. Hence there is confusion in the birth records of the children of the family, some being recorded in one place and some in the other. David Hammond married first, July 11, 1719, Mary Platts, born in Rowley, June 29, 1684, daughter of Samuel and Philippa (Felt) Platts, of Rowley. She died March, 1747. He married second, August 6, 1748, Elizabeth Platts, born February 8, 1699, daughter of Moses and Hannah Platts, and by whom he had no children. His children by his first wife: 1. David, born August 17, 1720; see forward. 2. Jonathan, born about 1723, died July 26, 1763. 3. Mary, born about 1726, baptized May 5, 1728. 4. Sarah, born February 15, 1728; married January 10, 1746, Joseph Treadwell; married second, about 1769, _____ Davis. 5. Phineas, born about 1730, baptized September 7, 1731; married February 28, 1753, Sarah Lewis, of Gloucester. 6. Joanna, born about 1735, baptized June 24, 1739.

(V) David Hammond, Jr., eldest child of David and Mary (Platts) Hammond, born in Rowley, August 17, 1720, died there January 3, 1797. He took a prominent part in the affairs of the town, and saw military service in the French war and also for a time in the revolutionary war, serving as a private in Captain Robert Dodge's company, Colonel Ebenezer Francis's regiment. In the French war he was enlisted in Captain John Northend's company and in Captain William Angier's company, April 6, 1759, to September 5, 1760. He married first, September 17, 1743, Susanna Harris, died December 31, 1780; married second, December 1, 1782, Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, as her third husband. She died in Rowley, October 21, 1815, aged ninety-two years. David Hammond had eight children: 1. Phineas, born August 2, 1744. 2. Mary, born February 26, 1746. 3. Thomas, born June 11, 1747, died June 8, 1827; married, 1773, Esther, daughter of Nathan and Phebe Dole. 4. Susanna, born June 8, 1749; married, September 25, 1784, Nathan Brocklebank, Jr., of Rowley. 5. John, born February 8, 1751, said to have been killed at battle of Bunker Hill. 6. Sarah, born December 2, 1752; married June 14, 1774, Samuel Lord (4th). 7. Joanna, born May 15, 1755; married Enos Hunt. 8. David, born November 13, 1757.

(VI) David Hammond (3d), youngest child of David and Susanna (Harris) Hammond, born in Rowley, November 13, 1757, died in Bow, New Hampshire, December, 1840. He left Rowley about 1777. From the mutilated remains of old records of Salem, New Hampshire, has been gathered the following: "November 22, 1777. A warrant delivered to Henry Sanders, constable, to warn out of this town David Hammond, who came from the town of Ipswich, in the county of Essex, in the state of Massachusetts Bay, sometime in the last of April or the first of May." This act of warning was an established practice, and was delivered against every newcomer to a town as a precautionary measure so that if any person so warned ever become indigent the expense of their maintainance must have been incurred by the county and not by the town. David Hammond was a soldier of the revolution, enlisted July 21, 1779, as private in Fourth company, Third New Hampshire regiment, and served until the end of the war. He was granted a pension for his service, and the same was paid him until his death in 1840. In 1791 he purchased a farm in Bow and lived there during the remainder of his life. He married first, March 21, 1777, Patience Harris, of New Salem, his first cousin, who died about 1790, leaving two daughters. He married second, 1791, Hannah Eastman, born October 13, 1769, and died July 19, 1844, daughter of Stephen and Anna (Colby) Eastman, of Bow and Sutton, New Hampshire, and a descendant on her mother's side of Anthony Colby, one of the early settlers of Salisbury, Massachusetts. David Hammond had children: 1. Phineas, born about 1782, died 1826. 2. Mary, born about 1784, died in Ossipee, New Hampshire; married, about 1808, John Upton. 3. David, born February 13, 1793, died June 24, 1863; married Esther Quimby. 4. Stephen, born 1796; married Hannah Hunt. 5. Anna, born October 30, 1797, died 1884; married April 17, 1817, Hezekiah Woodbury. 6. Hannah, born 1800; married, 1818, John Clement. 7. Naomi P., born September 8, 1802; married Wells Sargent. 8. Eli E., born April 21, 1805, died November 2, 1889; married March 25, 1830, Anna Sulloway. 9. Thomas W., born August 14, 1809; married, 1832, Lucy Quimby. 10. Jonathan C., born February 19, 1811, died May 14, 1897; married, 1836, Clarissa Elliott.

(VII) Phineas Hammond, eldest child of David and Patience (Harris) Hammond, born in New Salem, New Hampshire, about 1782, died 1826, in Ossipee, New Hampshire, where he had been one of the early settlers. He served in the war of 1812-14, enlisting in Captain John Willey's company, October 5, 1814. He married, about 1802, Mary Ingalls, born about 1784. Children: 1. William, born about 1803; married Mary Roberts. 2. Hannah, born about 1805. 3. John B., born about 1807; married Mary A. Wood, of Ossipee. 4. David Ingalls, born about 1809. 5. Roxie, born about 1811. 6. Thomas, born about 1813; married Harriet Wallace, of Moultonboro, New Hampshire; two daughters. 7. Mary A., born about 1815. 8. Upton, born about 1817; married; lived in Ossipee in 1881. 9. Phineas, born July 28, 1819, died May 11, 1879. 10. Betsey, born about 1821.

(VIII) David Ingalls Hammond, fourth child and third son of Phineas and Mary (Ingalls) Hammond, born in Ossipee, New Hampshire, about 1809, died in Tamworth, New Hampshire. He married Betsey, daughter of Ephraim and Mercy (Wentworth) Hanson, of Ossipee. Children: Melissa; Susan; Parker; Richard; Edgar; Nancy; David P.; Susan; Caroline; Herman A.; Mary B.

(IX) Mary Betsey Hammond, youngest child of David Ingalls and Betsey (Hanson) Hammond, was born in Tamworth, New Hampshire, December 5, 1857, and married, in Malden, Massachusetts, November 15, 1878, Abbott Lawrence Snow, born September 11, 1853. They have one child, Ralph Waldo Snow, born in East Cambridge, Massachusetts, February 15, 1881, (see Snow).

Re: Harry Hammond (American)/Rita Cook

KerryHurle — 2012-04-25 15:55:51Z

Hi, I am so glad I have finally managed to contact someone from the family. I will contact Rita asap and look forward to hopefully filling in some of the blanks I have.
Thank you so much for getting in contact.

Kerry

Lloyd Hammond/Baltimore Hammond's

caveywoolpert — 2012-04-23 21:38:20Z

Looking for any info on a Lloyd Hammond born around 1897 in/near Baltimore, Maryland. He is listed as the father on my father's birth certificate, but he was never married to my grandmother and no one ever knew him. (He may have been married to another woman?) I have found one possibility, Lloyd J Hammond born in 1898, son of Robert and Clara Hammond, but cannot find anyone associated with this family to ask any questions. Any info would be appreciated!!

Re: Harry Hammond (American)/Rita Cook

Harry_Hammond — 2012-04-23 20:24:46Z

Hi Kerry:
Saw your search for Rita Cook Hammond. I am Harry and Rita is my wife. I knew Ernie, in fact he came over to the USA to visit us one time. Rita's email address is hammondrc at aol.com. She would like to hear from you.

Best regards,

Harry

JH Hammond of Ohio and Emma E. McKinley of IL

lc1241 — 2012-04-22 18:09:49Z

Looking for a person that might be doing research on these two people as the my people on the Hammond side are pretty obscure. JH and Emma had a at least 5 children: LA of NV, JR of OK, CA of AR, Eva of IL and Gertrude (May?) of CA Hammond. I can not find any of the children. It is especially hard because everyone used only initials for firs and middle names. Anyway, if anyone recognizes these people please help me out.
Thanks LC

Savannah Hammond Sr

juanita4444 — 2012-04-22 14:14:35Z

I'm trying to located the family of Savannah Hammond in or near Minnesota. He was born in Mississippi on July 1,1904 and died in Minnesota on April 30,1977. He's the son of David Hammond.

Re: Biological Mother

wazcrazygirl — 2012-04-21 03:57:03Z

i know the twins one is my biological mother

Re: Hammonds of New York

evansdavid_1 — 2012-04-02 23:47:56Z

Margaret, I realize that I am inquiring to an Ancestry message you sent 11 yrs ago!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! about Hammonds in NY. My ggftr was David Hammond Evans, b1814 - Whitestown, Oneida Co., NY (suburrb of Utica). He married Elizabeth Ackerman Poinier 3 Jan 1844. Oneida is next to Madison Co. I m trying to find his parents. Do you know of any female Hammond who married an Evans, early enough to have a child in 1814?

Re: Hammond from GA

karenbulgarella — 2012-04-01 22:41:28Z

Brian, I never got your reply until now. Most of my Hammond family were from Pike Co. Ga-Alburn (Albert) Hammond married Catherine Jones in 1848. He was my great grandfather-His son my grandfather John Dawson Hammond-married Willie Elizabeth Cook whos mother was a Whidby

Re: Hammonds in Madison Co., OH

MaryinSD — 2012-04-01 14:38:21Z

I see there is a family tree for a David Hammond EVANS on Ancestry under Aumack Family Tree http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees...

David Hammond Evans
Birth: 1814
Death: 17 Jul 1869 - Whitesboro, New York, USA
Marriage: 3 Jan 1844 - New York, USA
Spouse: Elizabeth Ackerman Poinier

Re: Jason Hammond,CT and OH

judeug — 2012-03-29 02:41:36Z

I have some Hammond's in Ohio
J H Hammond B 1840 married 1860 Abbey D'Potter B. 1840 Ohio
Children
Fred Headley Hammond 1861 Ohio
Blanche Hammond Ohio

Re: Hammonds in Madison Co., OH

evansdavid_1 — 2012-03-28 18:41:36Z

David Hammond Evans was b. 1814/15, Whitestown, Whitesboro, Utica, NY not far fr madison County NY. Im looking for his parents and have no idea. By his name Hammond may be his mother. Do you have any female Hammond, with a son David Hammond. She would be a Hammond who married (more than likely) an Evans. Any ideas?

Re: Two Stephen Hammonds

evansdavid_1 — 2012-03-28 18:06:04Z

You have Hammonds in Central New York, Madison County. David Hammond Evans was b. in Utica, New York, Whitestown (Whitesboro neighboring Utica) 1814/15. Looking for his parents. His mother very possibly be a Hammond. Do any of your relatives have a son David, b 1814/15, in or near Utica, who obviously married an Evans? He had a brother Titus M. and a sister Margaret. Any help will be appreciated.

Mary Ann Shook

mmachnicki — 2012-03-26 20:38:27Z

I am looking for my grandmother, Mary Ann Ison, who remarried a Shook. She was born around 1907? Just wondering if this is the connection. Thank you.

Re: Jason Hammond,CT and OH

vcasillas1 — 2012-03-22 23:56:17Z

I am looking for pictures of Horatio or Louisa, I am related to Horatio thru his son Francis

Re: Jason Hammond,CT and OH

vcasillas1 — 2012-03-22 23:51:23Z

you probably already have your answer by now, Horatio was my ggg grandfather, I think he was born in CT, his son Francis N Hammond was born in Western Reserve, Ohio, he moved to Galva, Il where his daughter Mary Edna was born, Her daughter, Verna was born there too and then her daughter (my Mom) Lela was born in East Moline, Il Do you happen to have any photographs of Horatio or Louisa?

Re: Bathsheba Hull Hammond

bmwonack — 2012-03-15 19:50:24Z

Bathsheba and John were my great, great, great grandparents: John > George> Lemuel> Eldridge > Dawn Marie (my mother) who married Roy Williams. My names Brenda and I was born in Houlton. My sister and I were in Hodgdon last fall looking for the old Ingraham home. The next time I am in the area I will have to look you up.

Re: Elizabeth Penn

muppetslayer6 — 2012-03-15 04:10:11Z

Hi Tom, this is Jo Anne Ryan, and something Crys told me was about some family connection to Greenleaf, an early American poet. Perhaps this helps. :)

Re: Bathsheba Hull Hammond

1_RIPI — 2012-03-13 17:58:05Z

Bathsheba was my great great grandmother. She & John built the family home that my mother lives in today. I had John & her headstone repaired & cleaned last summer. My name is Rodney C. Ingraham

Obit. Irene HAMMOND Barrett - born Renrock, Perry County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-03-10 12:12:10Z

Rosetta Irene Barrett
July 19, 1913-Jan. 5, 2008

A funeral service for Rosetta Irene Barrett, 94, of Newark, Ohio (Licking County) will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Brucker & Kishler Funeral Home, Newark, with Pastor Les Crossfield officiating.
Interment will be in Wilson Cemetery, Newark, Ohio.

Irene, a retired nurse, died Saturday, Jan. 5, 2008.

She was born July 19, 1913, in Renrock, Ohio (Perry County) to the late Roy and Jessie (Kuntz) Hammond.

Irene is survived by her son, Kenneth (Beverly) Barrett, of Newark; grandson, Shawn Barrett, of Newark, Ohio; sister, Christine Swinehart, of Lancaster, Ohio; and brother, Dana (Betty) Hammond, of Newark, Ohio.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of more than 50 years, William Wayne Barrett; and a brother, Edward Hammond.

Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, January 10, 2008 at the funeral home, 985 N. 21st St., Newark, OH.

Re: searching family history

ronnasha_1 — 2012-03-08 14:26:12Z

cortland county historical socioty has a small hammond family book tht u can get copys of for 10.00 i have hammond in my family two my great great grand father i hope this can help you u could call them the lady is real helpful just give them the info u posted and she might be able to give u the info ur seeking

HAMMOND Lawrence T - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-07 15:27:13Z

HAMMOND Lawrence T - Vietnam Wall section 4E

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 225,469 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.

Norma Jean Hammond Ronk 1923-2010 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-03-04 14:37:35Z

ASHLAND: Norma Jean Ronk, age 88, of Center Street, Ashland, Ohio and formerly of Fredericktown, Ohio (Knox County) passed away on Friday, March 2, 2012 at the Brethren Care Center in Ashland, Ohio.

She was born on June 13, 1923 in Canton, Ohio (Stark County) to the late Carl and Helen (Welsh) Hammond.

Mrs. Ronk was a 1940 graduate of Mansfield Sr. High School, Mansfield, Ohio and a 1944 graduate of the Conservatory of Music in Detroit, Michigan.

She was a rather private individual, but enjoyed giving piano lessons to her students.
Mrs. Ronk was a member of the Fredericktown First Presbyterian Church where she could be heard playing the organ on Sunday.

She is survived by her sister, Peggy (Fred) Reider of Birchwood, Wisconsin, nephews, David (Sheryll) Reider and Keith (Areada) Reider, great nieces and nephews, Ben, Andrew, Amanda and Amy, great great nieces and nephews, Lilah, Callie, Renay, Brady, Emma and Austin, a cousin, John (Christie) Hammond, caretaker and good friends, Ophelia and Gerald Fry.

Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her husband Baird C. Ronk.

A funeral service will be held on Tuesday, March 6, 2012 at 1 p.m. at the Fredericktown First Presbyterian Church, 17 S. Main Street, Fredericktown, Ohio 43019 where friends may call two hours prior. Pastor Michael W. Smith will be officiating.
Burial will follow in Forest Cemetery in Fredericktown.

Because of her love for animals, memorial contributions in Mrs. Ronk's name may be made to the Humane Society of Knox County, Ohio 400 Columbus Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050.

To view this obituary or leave the family a private condolence, visit www.snyderfuneralhomes.com

The Snyder Funeral Home of Fredericktown is honored to serve the family of Norma Jean Ronk.

Richland

John Hammond / Mary Jane Powell

kmh752 — 2012-02-28 21:44:41Z

Looking for info on my 2x great grandfather, John Hammond who married Mary Jane Powell at Manistee, Michigan in 1860. All I can find on him is their marriage record that said he was 23 and a book on the Fanning Family that refers to Mary Jane remarrying as a widow to Wesley Fanning in 1870. The last child born to John was in 1867, so must have died between 1867 and 1870. The 1870 census shows Mary Jane as a widow prior to marrying Mr. Fanning later in the year. My great grandfather reported his father John as being from Maine. I can't find any death, birth, obituary, etc. Any help?

Re: Obituary for Albert Moses Hammond (1884-1967)

SallyStaley55 — 2012-02-25 17:27:40Z

The Ellen Eastep that you list, was she born in Athen, Henderson, Texas? I am looking for an Ellen Morris that married a Henry Eastep.

Thanks
Sally

solomon hammond in manchester

leonleo123456789 — 2012-02-20 21:06:58Z

Hi im looking for a solomon hammond he is my grandad he was orignaly from ghana and emergrated to manchester uk. i dont know exact dates but im lead to beleve he came in around 1940's/50's. he worked for a railway company in manchester and maybe worked in victoria or piccadilly stations. i also beleve that he may have been in the merchant navy but im unsure he has a son called ian smith (my dad) but is now called ian leonard if you have any info for me i would appricate it very much as iv been serching for him for a while now and i would like to complete my dad's side of the tree

thanks leon

Re: KY

c_neel1 — 2012-02-17 17:36:51Z

I was born Claudia E. Hammond in 1945. My birth certificate shows my biological father was Claude E. Hammond from Louisville, KY. He served in the US Army during WWII in Oklahoma City, OK. I do not know if he is still alive, if not, I am interested in getting to know any of his family members.

Re: Three Williams

saturnspirit1 — 2012-02-11 05:41:22Z

Hi Dianna,

Pretty sure we are related. Mother's maiden was Hammond from Buffalo area and father was from Upton, Mass and before that from England. Would love to collaborate.

Samuel & Hannah Vaughn

familyties1898 — 2012-02-10 02:37:45Z

I found Samuel and Hannah Vaughn in 1870 Ky, Census .
They were born around 1825 in Virginia . Hannah born in Ky .
There's is no more evidence where this family came from or where they went . Any one have info about them ?
They had :
Manervy Vaughn 1854 ,
Ewing Vaughn 1855 – ,
Andrew Jackson Vaughn 1857 ,
Nancy Vaughn 1858 – 1889 ,
Lucinda Vaughn 1860,
Calvine Vaughn 1864

Hammonds , Hollands or Hollins

familyties1898 — 2012-02-10 02:28:01Z

Wesley was born in Kentucky and was 14 years old he said during the War Between The States 1860.

He and his mom Ellen lived alone and they would pull up a floor board and hide their

food in a bucket under the house to keep the soldiers from taking it when they came by .

The story goes that Ellen Hammonds met and married Squire Hollins ( Hollands) in about 1845.

He left her shortly after she became pregnant with Wesley and she never saw or heard from him again .

She being over come with hurt and anger refused to use the name Hollins when Wesley was born but used her own Hammonds.

I haven't been able to find any thing about them to prove this story is true .

Wesley married Elizabeth Ramey in Blountville Sullivan County Tn 12-25-1885 .

There's no parents mentioned for either party .

Crider , Grieder , Carder or Krider

familyties1898 — 2012-02-10 02:26:53Z

I'm researching George W. Crider ,
Oct about 1825 in Fredericks Va. ,
He married a Bailey , Harris and Farler women .
I have never been able to find parents names for him .
Any one have any more info on him ??

Re: Sophronie / Sophonie / Sophonia Hammond Kerby

msebelist1980 — 2012-02-08 18:54:47Z

Thank You!!!!

Two Stephen Hammonds

joannepezzu08 — 2012-02-07 18:24:22Z

According to the many Hammond biographies Eleazer W. Hammond was born in Johnston, R.I in 1772, son of Stephen Hammond and brother of Stephen and Simon Hammond. According to family tradition Eleazer's father died when he was 8 years old [1781].

Simon and Eleazer Hammond went to live with their uncle Simon Carptenter. What happened to their brother Stephen?

Many researchers have the Revolutionary Soldier, Stephen Hammond, born in 1764 as the brother -- but he clearly does not belong to this Hammond family that lived in Johnston, Rhode Island.

William Hammond was living in Cranston, Rhode Island in 1782 next door to Zebedee HUNT - that is the same year that Stephen the Revolutionary Soldier married to Amy HUNT. By 1785 William Hammond had moved to Berkshire Co., Mass., and gave power of attorney to his SON Stephen Hammond to sell the Cranston property. Stephen Hammond, son of William is called ''Stephen Hammond mariner" when he sold the Cranston property. In Stephen's pension application he states he came back to Cranston to 'his parents home' clearly his parents were still living and their home was in Cranston, not Johnston, Rhod Island.

By 1790 Stephen Hammond, along with his brothers James, Pardon, and his father William, as well as his sister Sally Hammond Simmons and sister Nancy Hammond Potter were living in Stephentown, New York. James and Pardon Hammond, brothers of Stephen the Revolutionary soldier gave affidavits, James in Amsterdam and Pardon in Madison County. All of these children; Stephen, Pardon, Hammond, Nancy Potter, Sally Simmons [Reuben and Freelove] are mentioned in the will of William Hammond died 1808 in Amsterdam, Montgomery Co., New York.

Looking into family history!

carlahammond1 — 2012-02-05 20:03:19Z

Just trying to trace some family from my dad's side. Dont know much about them and would love get to know more information about them. Dont really know for certain but ive heard many are from Ireland. Any information would be really appreciated.

Re: Hammonds line in Ky

Mbrent5 — 2012-02-04 20:42:30Z

I am looking for information as to when Thomas Jefferson Hammond left Kentucky and went to McAlester OK (actually it was still an Indian Nation when he arrived, it was not a State) His son Walter was my father in law. Anything would be helpful to learn about Thomas Jefferson Hammond.

Re: Claude Hammond in KY

1_rfelan — 2012-02-01 22:36:45Z

Dear Mr. Hammond

Iam attempting to contact Claude E. Hammond who attended the UK graduated 1942, Agriculture Program, ROTC, Football Capt.

Please contact me, i have more info that could confirm the individual iam looking for.
Thanks Ric (210) 459-5720, call any time, i am in the CST zone

Reuben Hammond

joannepezzu08 — 2012-02-01 18:01:01Z

I have a Reuben Hammond born about 1765, son of William Hammond of Providence, Rhode Island and Adams, Berkshire Co., Mass. William died in 1808 Amsterdam, Montgomery Co., NY and left a will naming sons Reuben, James, Pardon and Stephen. I have info on the three sons but not Reuben.

I've been looking at the Reuben Hammond in Howard, Steuben Co., NY born abt 1766 -- could this be William's son? Anyone researching this family?

Buried at Old Towlesville Cemetery
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=ha...;

Joanne

Re: Pardon Hammond of Rhode Island

joannepezzu08 — 2012-02-01 10:29:36Z

.... Also the following peice or parcel of land situated in Fenner, Madison Co., bounded as follows: Beginning at the north west corner of a part of Lot No. 34 in the -- allotment of the New Petersburgh Tract, formerly owned by Pardon Hamond and in the north line of said lot and running thence on the north line of Lots 31 and 35 south 37 deg. east 40 chains and 1 link to the division line of lot 35; thence south 3 deg west on said division line 42 chains and .. links to the south line of said Lot No 35; thence north 87 deg west on the south line of said Lots 35 and 34, 40 chains, and 35 links to land formerly owned by Benjamin Hammond; thence north 3 deg east on the line of land formerly owned by Benjamin Hammond, Thomas Faulkner and Pardon Hammond. 43 chains and 55 links to the place of beginning - containing 173--- acres of land, same more or less.

Also on other piece of parcel of land in said town of Fenner, being part of Lot NO. 27 in the aforesaid 3d allotment, and bounded as follows; Beginning at the south-west corner of a piece of land formerly owned by william Hammond in the south east corner of said Lot no 27 thence along the east corner of said Lot No 27 north 3 deg east 5 chains 17 links to the center of the Old Oneida Turnpike road.......

MORRISVILLE NY MADISON OBSERVER 1866-1869

Re: Pardon Hammond of Rhode Island

joannepezzu08 — 2012-02-01 10:26:15Z

Mortgage Sale

Aaron Corson - Mortgagor
William Hammond - Mortagee
William F. Dunham - Assignee

Mortgage dated 14th day of May 1840 and recorded to the clerk's office of Madison county, on the 18th day of May 1840, at 5 o'clock p.m. in liber Q of mortgages, page 13, and the amount claimed to be due at the first publication of this notice, is one thousand and seventy six dollars and thirty three cents; The lands mortgaged are the former homestead farm of the said mortgagee, in the town of Fenner, in the county of Madison, containing one hundred acres of and, more or less; a part of said farm containing fifty - two acres, part of lot number thirty - four in said town of Fenner, was purchased by said mortgagee, of his father, Pardon Hammond; the other part, forty eight acres was purchased of Mr. Page and more particularly described as follows; Beginning part of the New Petersburgh, and beginning at the southwest corner of said lot and running easterly along the south line of said lot 54 chains and 95 links to the center of the highway or old Oneida turnpike; thence southwesterly along the center of said hghway south 85 degrees west 10 chains and 50 links, and south 86 degrees and 15 minutes west 28 chains and 15 links to the west line of said lot: thence southerly along th ewest line of said lot 5 chains and 17 links to the place of beginning by the quantity more or less. By virtue of a power contained in amid mortgage, the said mortgaged premises will be said at public house now occumpied by Anthony Barrett in the town of Fenner, on the fifteenth day of October next, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon -- Dated 19th July, 1842.

William F. Douglas

Re: Hammonds of New York

patrichsw — 2012-01-31 09:54:37Z

Thanks for getting back to me so soon.

Pat

Re: Hammonds of New York

dbonath1 — 2012-01-31 01:45:00Z

Pat,

I did a little more research and found a Sophia Hammond on Ancestry.com. This is what I found:
Born Dec 24, 1807, Chrstertown, Warren, NY
Married William Ward, April 7, 1825, Caldwell, Warren, NY
she is on the 1880 US Census as 73 years old, Boulder, Linn, Iowa
Died Mar 30, 1902 Sheldon, OBrien, Iowa
Children: William Henry, Henrietta, Susannah Matilda,Emilie Sophie, Begjamin Franklin, Zechariah Chandler, Edward A., and Emily Sophia. They have birth dates as well.

Donna

Re: Hammonds of New York

dbonath1 — 2012-01-30 23:55:53Z

Pat,
I don't have a Sophie in my Hammond line that I know of. If I do see something later I would be glad to let you know. Good luck with your hunt.

Donna Hammond Bonath

Re: Hammonds of New York

patrichsw — 2012-01-30 23:41:49Z

Did you learn anything about NY Hammond family. Am still looking for parents of Sophia Marie Hammond who was born in 1807 in New York. She married William Ward. After his death, she moved to Iowa with her son and her daughter Henrietta Ward Crouch. Would love to learn anything. I know they lived in eastern New york in Warren County I believe. Thanks.

Pat Crouch Swanson

HAMMOND Richard Lee 1947 1947

t42ForestLawn — 2012-01-30 23:34:42Z

HAMMOND Richard Lee 1947 1947

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