My Hammons Genealogy

and other blood-related branches

John and Priscilla Alden - paternal grandmother lineage.

Myles and Barbara Standish - paternal grandmother lineage.

William and Alice Bradford - maternal grandmother lineage.
Click on the map for my ancient DNA connections.
Click on the witch to see my ancestors accused of witchcraft.

Rushville, IN, USA
rrhammons@rrhammons.com

Welcome to My Genealogy Site

The site is always under construction, just like the interstate highways. Some links may not be active yet.

My Ancestor

Drusella Hammons
(ca. 1790-1867)

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James⁹⁶ Hammon Database Reports last updated: February 2, 2023

If you are interested in being notified of updates to this website, please contact me through this site's email address at rrhammons@rrhammons.com. I can get so involved with my genealogy I sometimes forget to upload the database changes, resulting in some long periods of apparent inactivity. Contacting you that changes have been made can help save you needles searching to determine if the databases have been upgraded.

This site not only has my paternal (Hammons and Robbins) lineages, but also my maternal (Blackburn and Couch) connections. The various families can be researched in the Family Section.

John¹ Hamond

John¹ Hamond (c1500-1546) is most distant known ancestor of this lineage.

To see the descendants of John¹ and Katherine² Hamond who were born in England, covering the years 1500-1700:

Click Here: England

The most distant known Hamond* ancestor of this genetic line is John¹ & Katherine² Hamond of Scarning, Norfolk, England. John¹ was probably born between 1490 and 1500. His exact birth date and location is unknown though he is often shown as being born in Scarning.

* HAMON, HAMOND, HAMONS, HAMMON, HAMMOND, HAMMONDS, HAMMONS

Ambrose⁸³ Hammon (1647-1694)

Old Rappahannock

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Ambrose⁸³ settled in Old Rappahannock County, Virginia Colony upon his arrival in about 1666. Old Rappahannock County was formed from Lancaster County in 1656 and became extinct in 1692 when it was divided into Essex and Richmond Counties.

Hammon Family Immigrant

Ambrose⁸³ Hammon was probably born in 1647 or possibly 1646 (baptism: 28 Feb 1647) in St.James Parish in Clerkenwell, England. Clerkenwell is now a part of London proper. He is typically known as our family immigrant, despite the fact that his father also came to America. His great grandaunt, Elizabeth⁶⁷ Hamond, actually was the first of the family to come to America in 1637 with her husband Henry Hart. They settled in Jamestown, Virginia.

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Genealogy Quotes

Why waste your money looking up your family tree? Just go into politics and your opponents will do it for you.

~ Mark Twain
There are only two lasting bequests we can give our children - one is roots, and the other, wings.

~Hodding S. Carter
Everyone has ancestors and it is only a question of going back far enough to find a good one.

~ Howard K. Nixon
We've uncovered some embarrassing ancestors in the not-too-distant past. Some horse thieves, and some people killed on Saturday nights. One of my relatives, unfortunately, was even in the newspaper business.

~Jimmy Carter
Southerners are so devoted to genealogy that we see a family tree under every bush.

~Florence King
My grandmother started walking five miles a day when she was sixty. She's ninety-seven now, and we don't know where the hell she is.

~ Ellen

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Rodney R. Hammons

433 N Main Street
Rushville, IN 46173

1.337.499.8674

rrhammons@rrhammons.com