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From: "Alison Franks" <>
Subject: Re: [MA-MENDON] Help with Hammond Line
Date: Fri, 24 May 2002 05:30:01 -0600
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Hi Bob:
Ref: Vital Records of Rochester, MA to the Year 1850 NEHGS, Boston, MA 1914
Vol 1 and 2

Rowlan Hammond b. 01 Oct 1707 Rochester, MA son of Lt. John Hamon. vr vol 1
pg 154

m.1) intention 01 May 1731 Rochester, MA vr Vol 2 pg 157 to
Anne Winslow
m. 2) 04 Sep 1737 in Plympton, MA Rochester, MA vr Vol 2 pg 157 to
Lydia/Lyda Bonum

By wife Anne Rowland had.

01 Rowland b. 06 Mar 1731-2 Rochester, MA vr Vol 1 pg 154

02 GEORGE b. 24 Jun 1734 Rochester, MA vr Vol 1 pg 148

I suspect Rowland went on to Plympton to live.

Ref: DAR Patriot Index 1966 pg 299 has:
George Hammond b. 24 Jun 1734; d. 14 Jan 1782 m1) Lucy Sturtevant; m2)
Betsey Thomas. He was a Capt. accredited to MA.

Regards,
Alison Franks
Archivist, Rawson Family Association
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From: "Bob" <>
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Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 6:09 PM
Subject: [MA-MENDON] Help with Hammond Line


> I don't know if these are the correct forum for me to ask this question,
> but I'm hoping if not, someone can point me in the right direction.
>
> If I can verify this information I can start putting a little meat on the
> bones. I have documentation from myself back through Any help would be
> appreciated ....... Thanks,
>
> Bob Aldrich
>
> I'm looking for verification of the following line from William Hammond to
me:
>
> William Hammond was born in London, County Kent, England, and
> there married Elizabeth Penn, sister of the Admiral Sir William
> Penn, and aunt to William Penn the Quaker. William Hammond
> died and was buried in London, and was probably descended from
> the Hammonds of St. Albans Court, County Kent, England.
>
> His children were: Benjamin, Elizabeth, Martha and Rachel.
> These children were all born in London, County Kent, England.
>
> Elizabeth Hammond, widow of William, with her son Benjamin and
> three daughters, all young, left a good estate in London and
> came over to New England in the troublesome times of 1634, from
> a desire to have liberty to serve God according to the dictates
> of their consciences. They arrived in Boston, September 18,
> 1634 in the ship Griffin, and had with them the Rev. John
> Lothrop, their minister. Mrs. Hammond lived in Boston and in
> Watertown, Mass. until the year 1638, when she joined Rev. John
> Lothrop's church in Scituate, April 16, 1638, being the 33rd
> member of said church.
>
> (1) William Hammond and Elizabeth Penn
> (2) Benjamin Hammond and Mary Vincent
> (3) John Hammond and Mary Arnold
> (4) Rowland Hammond and (1) Ann Winslow
> (2) Lydia Bonum
> (3) Mary Southworth
> (5) Capt. George Hammond and Lucy Sturtevant
> (6) George Hammond and Lucy Southworth
> (7) George Hammond and Sarah P. White
> (8) Henry Van Orsdoll and Sarah Hammond
> (9) George Hammond Van Orsdoll and Sarah E. Thatcher
> (10) Walter Hammond Van Orsdoll and Julia Sanders
> (11) Lorena L. Van Orsdoll and Vian L. Williams
> (12) Julia June Williams and Lawrence Daniel Aldrich
> (13) Robert A. Aldrich and (1) Nancy K. Thayer
> (2) Mary C. (Thiel) Gilbert
>
>
>
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