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THE HAMMOND FAMILY
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Page 11-20 Stephan HAMMOND 1, Born about 1720, whose parentage cannot be certain was a resident of Johnson, Rhode Island, where he died in 1780. He is said to have married __________? CARPENTER, probably a sister of Simon CARPENTER who lived in the north part of the town of Killingly, Connecticut. He was living in Johnson, RI in 1774. His family then consisted of one adult male, one adult female, and three males under the age of 16. (Rhode Island census of 1774) The
late Henry HAMMOND of Danielson, Connecticut, who was
perhaps the best authority on this family, said that it was
the tradition that Stephan's father was Benjamin Hammond and that
he did all the interior work on Rev. Stephan
Genoe's 1. Simon Hammond I* b. July 1758, 2. Stephan Hammond II b. Feb 1764, 3. Eleazer Wescott Hammond b. 12 May 1772.
SIMON HAMMOND I There
is no proof that the Simon Hammond I (below) was related to the Hammonds
Simon
HAMMOND I, was born in July, 1758 in Johnson,
Rhode
Island. He moved, at an early age, to German Flats, New York, near
Little
Falls, where he resided to an extreme old age. He died
28
January 1848, in German Flats, Herkimer County, NY.
1. Simon
Hammond II* b. 10
Jan 1779, 2.
Cynthia
Hammond 3.
Rufus Hammond
STEPHAN HAMMOND II Stephan HAMMOND II, was born 1764 in Johnson, Rhode Island. He married Amy HUNT, 17 January 1782, of Cranston, Rhode Island. Amy was from Warwick, Rhode Island. Stephan was married when he was under the age of eighteen. Dan
Goetz'
Hammond line from Stephan Hammond II Hi
Richard
12
THE HAMMOND FAMILY He enlisted in the Rhode Island Troops in 1777 at the age of 13 years and served as a private for six months. In the spring of 1778 he enlisted as a marine on a guard ship under the command of Capt. Jerah CLARK and served nine months. In 1779 he again enlisted under Capt. or Col. TALBOT and served as a private for five months. In 1780 he enlisted as a marine on the ship "Washington" under command of Capt. James Monroe and served four months. In March 1781 he again enlisted as a marine on the ship "Conqueror" and served three months. Stephan
is said to have had a large family,
about whom nothing has been learned. Stephan died in Fairfield,
Herkimer
County, New York. He was on the pension roll in 1840.
ELEAZER WESCOTT HAMMOND, son of Stephan Hammond I and a Miss CARPENTER, was born 12 May 1772, in Johnson, Rhode Island. He married 24 Mar 1805, Ann M. BROWN. She was born 6 November 1783, daughter of David and Elizabeth H. BROWN of Pomfret, Connecticut. His parents died when he was quite young and he was brought up by a relative, Simon CARPENTER, in Killingly, Connecticut. Eleazer was a printer by trade. He died 23 March 1855 and Ann died 21 June 1847. 1. Stephan
Waterman Hammond b. 12 Feb 1806, 2.
Mary
Tillinghast Hammond b. 18 Apr 1808,
3.
Simon
Hammond b. 20 June 1810, 4.
Henry
Hammond b. 15 Oct 1813 5.
Amos
Hammond b. 25 May 1816, 6.
Ezra
Hammond b. 3 June 1819, 7.
Lewis
Kingsley Hammond b. 29 Apr 1822, 8.
William
Poole Hammond b. 6 May 1827
SIMON HAMMOND II Simon
HAMMOND II, was born 10 January 1779, in
Cranston, Rhode Island, the son of Simon Hammond I. He married
Hannah
BABCOCK, of Rhode Island, daughter of Rev. Arnold
BABCOCK.
Hannah died in German Flats, Herkimer County, New York. Simon then
married
Harriet FRAZEE, born 1 July 1795, daughter of
William
FRAZEE of Elizabethtown, New Jersey. She
died 7 August 1877 in Centerville, South Dakota. 13 THE HAMMOND FAMILY Simon moved from Rhode Island to German Flats in New York with his father and lived there the greater part of his life. He moved to Bradford, Pennsylvania in the latter part of his life to live where some of his children had preceded him. Children by Hannah Babcock 1. Charles Hammond born between 1799 and 1803. He lived at West Burlington, Otsego County, New York in 1848 2. Lewis Hammond born between 1800 and 1804. He lived at West Burlington, Otsego County, New York in 1848. 3. Stephan Hammond III born between 1801 and 1805. 4. Julia Hammond born between 1805 and 1807. She married a man named WILSON. 5. Sarepta Hammond born between 1807 and 1809. Living unmarried at German Flats, New York in 1848. 6. Betsy Hammond born between 1808 and 1810. Married a man by the name of WOOD. 7. Simon
Hammond III Born 1 July 1811
Children by Harriet Frazee 10. Cyrus
Hammond b. 8 Apr 1825
d.
1 Dec 1884, 11.
Philip Hammond b. 15 Apr 1826 d. 12 June
1841, 12.
Eleazer Hammond b. 4 Feb 1828 d. 28 Sep
1869, 13.
Mary Hammond b. 18 June 1829, 14.
Cynthia J. Hammond b. 10 June 1831, 15.
Hannah Hammond b. 21 Oct 1833 d. 21 Mar
1848, 16.
Susan Hammond b. 12 May 1835 d.
8 Aug 1869, 17.
Henry Hammond b. 27 May 1838 1850
Wisconsin Census, Cross Plains, Dane 1860 Wisconsin Census, Verona, Dane CYNTHIA
HAMMOND, daughter of Simon Hammond and Harriet
Frazee
married the Reverand Matthew Lewis. Cynthia died of
consumption
(T.B) Rev. Matthew Lewis went from Pennsylvania to the Black
River
Country in the state of New York. 14
THE HAMMOND FAMILY STEPHAN
WATERMAN HAMMOND, son of Eleazer Wescott Hammond and a Miss
CARPENTER,
was born 12 Feb 1806 at Pomfret, CT. He married, 28
June
1829, Grace Ainsworth WALKER. She was born 15 May 1807
in
Woodstock, Connecticut, daughter of Uriah and Eunice
(CHAMBERLAIN)
WALKER. Stephan was a black- smith by trade and
a local preacher in the M.E. church for more than forty years.
Stephan
died 8 June 1884 in Danielson, Ct. Grace died 14 December 1888.
1. Sarah
Walker Hammond b. 16 Jly
1830
d. 8 Apr 1884, 2.
Stephan
Tillinghast Hammond b. 31 Dec 1831, 3.
Charles
C. Hammond b. 14
June 1834 d. 12 Nov 1836 MARY TILLINGHAST HAMMOND, daughter of Eleazer W. HAMMOND and Ann M. Brown was born 18 April 1808 in Pomfret, Ct. At an early age she joined the Methodist church in West Thompson, and when the Methodist church was formed in Danielson, she brought her letter to it. She moved to Providence for about eight years. She returned to Pomfret and gave her church letter to the Congregational church. She remained in that church until her death 7 July 1901. She was totally blind for the last eleven years. HON. HENRY HAMMOND, son of Eleazer Hammond and Ann M. BROWN was born 15 October 1813 in Pomfret, Connecticut. He married Emma DORRANCE, 8 April 1840, daughter of Samuel and Amy DORRANCE. She was born 4 April 1813 in Brooklyn, Ct. Henry was engaged in the mechanical business until 1851. In 1847, Mr. Hammond was selected as a delegate to the anti-slavery convention from Connecticut to the convention in New York. Hon. Henry Hammond was a member of the House of Representatives in 1854 and again in 1865. He served in the senate in 1881 and 1882 from the 16th district. Henry was, for several years, active trustee in the Windham County Savings Bank of Killingly. He was director of the Danielson Cotton Company. He was also president of the First National Bank of Killingly. Hon. Henry Hammond spent most of his life in the cause of Anti-Slavery. He died 2 April 1890 and Emma died 14 November 1895, both in Danielson, CT. 1. Charles
Henry Hammond b. 12 Dec 1841
d.
9 Oct 1842 AMOS
HAMMOND, son of Eleazer W. HAMMOND and Ann M. BROWN was born 25
May
1816 in Pomfret, Connecticut. He married Emily (HAMMOND)
KINGSLEY,
in Hampton, Ct., daughter of John and ______?
(Hammond)
KINGSLEY). They lived in Pomfret until 1858 when they moved
to South Coventry, Connecticut where they
1. John
Kingsley Hammond b. 17 Jan 1847 DR. EZRA HAMMOND, son of Eleazer W. Hammond was born 3 June 1819 in Pomfret, Ct. He married Mrs. Amanda (FISKE) NICHOLS, daughter of Amariah FISKE of Hampton, CT. Dr. Hammond moved to Waterford, Dakota County, Minnesota, where he resided for about thirty years. After his wife's death he went back to Pomfret, Ct., and in 1895 went to live with his niece, Miss Harriet J. Hammond at Danielson, Ct. Ezra and Amanda had no issue. Mrs. Hammond had several children by her first husband. Ezra died 27 April 1897 in Danielson, Ct. His wife Amanda died 8 March 1878 in Waterford, Minnesota. LEWIS KINGSLEY HAMMOND, son of Eleazer W. Hammond was born 29 April 1822 in Pomfret, Ct. He married first Phebe WARREN. Second to Elizabeth CARPENTER of Providence, Rhode Island. He had no issue. Lewis lived for many years in Sterling, Ct. He died 6 Jan 1887 in Sterling. WILLIAM
POOLE HAMMOND, son of Eleazer W. Hammond was born 6 May
1827
in Pomfret, Ct. William was associated with Stephan Potter
about 1850 to 1860 in a
Commercial
school at Providence, Rhode Island. They were
founders
of the Potter 16 THE HAMMOND FAMILY STEPHAN
HAMMOND III, son of Simon Hammond
II
and Hannah BABCOCK was born between 1801 and 1805 in German
Flats, New York. He married Eunice GUILD
1. Stephan
Hammond IV SIMON
HAMMOND III, son of Simon Hammond II and Hannah BABCOCK was born
1 July 1811 in German Flats, New York. He married Cornelia
J. PITTS, 25 Oct 1838. She was the daughter of John F. and Sarah
(GILSON) PITTS, born 15 May 1813, from Chemung County, New
York. Simon moved from Herkimer county, New York
1. Brant
Coryell Hammond b. 22 Nov 1839
1870
Federal Census
Page 17
OLIVER
HAMMOND, son of Simon Hammond II and Hannah BABCOCK
was
born 21 June 1815 in German Flats, New York. He married
Rhoda
THOMPSON 25 December 1835. She was born 19
February
1815, daughter of Hulda (BATES) THOMPSON of Tyrone, New York. Oliver
moved
from German Flats, New York to Bradford, Penn-
In 1854
he joined a wagon train and headed west. The train gathered
at Olean, New York, where they started on their long journey.
Most
of the people in the train were
Hammond
families. Part of the train came into Michigan and the other
group
went on to Wisconsin and Minnesota. There were thirty
prairie
schooners in the train. Oliver Hammond settled in
Laingsburg,
Michigan. As he was a manufacturer of boots,
shoes,
and harnesses he started a shop there. 18 He tanned
skins and made them into leather from which he made his products.
The shoes he made were all of leather and they lasted a
long
time, not like the shoes of today, which are half made
of
paper to hold them together long enough to be Oliver later sold his farm and bought a piece of land in St. Louis, Michigan, where the sugar factory was later built. When they built the sugar factory the company bought 30 acres from him at the price of $39,000.00. After his wife's death, Oliver went to Tennessee to live with his daughter Emeline. Rhoda died 28 July 1892 in St. Louis, Michigan. Oliver died 31 August 1899 in Dechard, Tennessee. 1. Emeline
Hammond b. 29 May 1843
1850 Census New York,
Dix,
Chemung 1860 Census
Michigan, Sciota, Shiawassee MARY
HAMMOND, daughter of Simon HAMMOND II and Harriet FRAZEE was born 28
June
1829 in German Flats, New York. She married 24 June
1855,
William Chadwick FREEMAN, who was born 17
August
1824 in Shipping, Pennsylvania. He was
the
son of Edmund and Elizabeth (CHADWICK) FREEMAN. William at one
time 1. Effie
Freeman b. 13 Aug
1856 CYNTHIA J. HAMMOND, daughter of Simon HAMMOND II and Harriet FRAZEE, was born 10 June 1831. She married Elam HENRY 27 May 1849. He was born 30 April 1827 in Herkimer county, New York, son of Samuel and Phoebe (MITCHAM) EMERY. Elam enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War and he died in the base hospital in Virginia. Cynthia later moved to Vermillion, S.D. 1. Manly
P. Emery b. 11 May 1852
19 THE HAMMOND FAMILY STEPHAN
TILLINGHAST HAMMOND, son of Stephan Waterman HAMMOND, and a
Miss CARPENTER, was born 31 Dec 1831 in Danielson,
Connecticut.
He married Emma DAY of Pomfret, Ct. At
one
time he was editor of "Forest and Stream". MARIA HAMMOND, a twin, daughter of Stephan Waterman HAMMOND and a Miss CARPENTER was born 7 September 1836 in Danielson, Connecticut. She married John E. BASSETT of Southbridge, Ct. 1. Grace
Ainsworth Bassett MARY HAMMOND, a twin, daughter of Stephan Waterman HAMMOND and a Miss CARPENTER was born 7 September 1836 in Danielson Connecticut. She married Sabin A. BALLOU of North Scituate, Rhode Island. 1. William Hammond Ballou EMMA CLIFFORD HAMMOND, daughter of Stephan Waterman HAMMOND and a Miss CARPENTER was born 24 March 1846. She never married and lived in Danielson, Connecticut, where she was the librarian at the free public library. HENRY
HUDSON HAMMOND, son of Stephan Waterman HAMMOND and a
Miss
CARPENTER was born 15 August 1844 in Danielson, CT. He was a
printer
by trade. He died 20 Oct 1889. JOHN KINGSLEY HAMMOND, son of Amos HAMMOND and Ann M. BROWN was born 17 Jan 1847 in Pomfret, Connecticut. He married Emma CAPRON 23 October 1873. She was born 28 February 1850 in Rockville, Connecticut. 1. George
K. Hammond b. 10 Aug 1876 d. 10 Mar
1899 20 THE HAMMOND FAMILY The
following photograph was taken at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
about 1900 while Brant C. Hammond was stationed at the
fort.
Carlton's military uniform was that of
the
cadets at the Military school in Texas which he was attending at
the time. He was not in the army.
THE BRANT C. HAMMOND FAMILY REV.
BRANT CORYELL HAMMOND, son of Simon HAMMOND
III
and Cornelia J. (PITTS) HAMMOND was born
22 November 1839 in Bradford, Pennsylvania. He married
Adelaide
Elizabeth WAITE 14 Dec 1874 in Bradford, Iowa.
She was born in Swanton, Vermont 24 March 1854
the daughter of Pomeroy and Avis A. 1880 Iowa Federal Census, Waverly,
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