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AL | Talladega | Hammett, Taylor | 1840-1843 |
GA | Greene | Hammett, Head | 1788-1800 |
GA | Jasper (Old Randolph) | Hammett, Head | 1810 |
GA | Wilkes | Hammett | 1779-1785 |
NC | Surry | Hammett, Mason, Underwood | 1772 |
SC | Charleston | Hammett | 1778-1780 |
SC | Old 96th District | Hammett | 1779 |
SC | Spartanburg, 96th | Duncan, Hammett, Head | 1766-1801 |
TN | Van Buren & Warren | Head, Johnson | 1812-1850 |
VA | Culpeper | Farguson, Hammett, Mason, Smith, Strother, Underwood, Wood | Pending |
VA | Fauquier | Bethel, Dodd, Hammett, Underwood & Related | 1770-1783 |
VA | King George | Bethel, Brown, Dodd, Jones, Hammett | Pending |
VA | Prince William | Dodd, Hammett | 1753-1784 |
VA | Stafford & King George: St. Paul's Parish | Bowlin, Donahoo, Hammett, Jones, Newble | 1728-1779 |
VA | Stafford, Overwharton Parish | Bethel, Broderick, Cannon, Hammett, Head, Smith | 1739-1757 |
From The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co, VA (chronologically):
Born: HAMMETH, Margaret daughter of William and Mary HAMMETH, February
10, 1739
Born: HAMMET, Charles son of William and Elizabeth HAMMET, February 4, 1742
Born: HAMMET, Mary daughter of William and Elizabeth HAMMET, February 4, 1744
Married: HAMMET, Sarah and Christopher BRODERICK; December 19, 1744
Born: HEAD, Charles son of Mary HEAD, b May 13, 1745
Died: HEAD, Mary d May 21, 1745
Married: BRODERICK, Sarah and John CANNON, Jul 8, 1745
Born: BRODERICK, Mary daughter of Christopher and Sarah BRODERICK, October 20, 1745
Born: HEAD, Joseph son of Robert and Dorothy HEAD, b Oct 27 1746
Born: CANNON, Ellis, son of John and Sarah CANNON, January 3, 1748
Married: HAMMIT, Robert and Sythe BETHEL, February 7, 1749
Born: HAMMET, William son of Robert and Sith Hammet Nov 14, 1749
Born: CANNON, John, son of John CANNON, February 1, 1750
Born: CANNON, Henry, son of John and Sarah CANNON, April 10, 1752
Born: CANNON, William, son of John and Sarah CANNON, July 4, 1754
Married: HAMMET, William and Rosamund SMITH, May 6, 1755
Born: CANNON, Sarah, daughter of John CANNON, June 9, 1757
(The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co, VA, 1723-1758
and Sundry Historical and Genalogical Notes, Compiled and Published
by George Harrison Sanford King Fellow, American Society of Genealogist,
Fredericksbury, VA, Southern Historical Press, Easley, SC, 1961)
See Also the HAMMETTS of Richmond/King George Counties, VA
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Source: The Register of Saint Paul's Parish (1715-1798), Stafford County, Virginia, 1715-1776 -- King George County, Virginia, 1777-1798, George Harrison Sanford King (1960) [B.=birth D.=death M.=married]
M. Daniel Hammat & Betridge Bowlin, Nov. 2, 1728
B. B. Violind, dau. of Daniel & Elizabeth Hammet, Jan. 6, 1738/9
B. Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel & Elizabeth Hammit, July 22, 1742
B. Mildred, dau. of Daniel & Elizabeth Hammat, April 25, 1745
M. John Hammet & Anne Donahoo, Aug. 15, 1757
B. George, son of Mildren Hammet, April 12, 1773
M. Daniel Hamet & Eleanor Jones, Dec. 22, 1774
M. Anne Hamit & Zachariah Newble, Nov. 6, 1779 [Noble? Newby?]
(King George)
Note: None of the above HAMMETTS have been identified,
but it may be significant that William HAMMETT who died in Culpeper
Co, VA in 1777, had a son named Daniel HAMMETT who has not been
traced.
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Hammet, Willaim -- 1753 Rent Roll
Hammett, George -- born 13 Jan 1756 -- See Fauquier
Co, VA records
Hammitt, John -- 1784 Tax List
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HAMMETT, George, RW Pension file S8693, VA Line, he was
b 13 Jan 1756 in Fauquier Co VA & he lived in Culpeper Co VA
at enl & after the Rev he lived in Frederick Co VA & he appl 20
Nov 1834 in Scioto Co OH (White's RW Pension Abstracts)
Note: Fauquier was not organized until 1759 from Prince William,
probably indicating George was born in that part of PW which shortly thereafter
became Fauquier. This was probably George HAMMETT, son of William
HAMMETT who died in Culpeper Co, VA in 1777.
Bethel, Wm -- 1770 Rent Roll
Bethell, William -- 1770 Rent Roll
Hammitt, Wm -- Leeds Manor -- 1770 Rent Roll
Note: Was the above William BETHEL a brother or father
of Seth BETHEL who married Robert HAMMETT in Overwharton
Parish, Stafford VA? The William HAMMETT above was either William
HAMMETT who died Culpeper Co, VA in 1777 or his son of the same name
- not yet determined.
Will, Nathaniel DODD, dated 9 May 1783 dau Mildred PINKARD; dau
Sarah GARNER, to my dau Sarah Garner's children; son Allen DODD; son Nathaniel;
dau Hannah Hammit; son John; dau Elizabeth WILLIAMSON; son Benjamin;
dau Mary WHEATLEY; son James; wife Sarah DODD all the remainer... and after
her death the land to be divided, the mansion house and land I give to
my son Nathaniel DODD excepting the land purchased of Morgan and Waugh
DARNALL his son. I give to my sons James DODD the stills; I will to Nathaniel
& James one to each, James to have first choice. ...remainder wife
to dispose... as she think proper... exors: my beloved wife Sarah, son
Nathaniel, son James wit: Daniel MARR, Martha ALLEN, Paul WILLIAMS proved
24 May 1784 (Fauq. Co. Wills 1759-1800; John Gott)
Note: Hannah DODD married James HAMMETT, son of
William
HAMMETT, died Culpeper Co, VA 1777.
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Hammett, George -- enlisted in RW ca 1776-1783 -- See Fauquier Co Records
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Hammet, Hugh -- 1772 Tax List
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Hammett, James -- 1779 Tax List
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Hammet, Thomas -- 1778 Tax List
Hammet, Thomas -- 1780 Tax List
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Note: Although filed in North Carolina, the following land on the Pacolet was actually part of South Carolina.
PETITION OF JAMES HAMMETT.
To His Excellency William Tryon Esq.; Captain General, Governour and
Commander in chief in and over the Province of North Carolina And His Majesty's
Honourable Council-
The Humble Petition of James Hammett of Pacolate River in Tryon County Sheweth
Your Petitioner in the Month of August 1769 Purchased an Improvement of a Person by the name of James Cole, on the North side of Pacolate River; and on the 23d of November, in the same Year Entered 200 Acres including said Improvement, with Mr. Zachariah Bullock Duputy Surveyour; which Your Petitioner believed to be the Lawful and proper way to save his land. Mr. Bullock, either by the late disorders in our neighbouring Countys, or Some other Casuallity did fail in Surveying of it, which prevented your Petitioner from Obtaining a Grant for the same.
Notwithstanding your Petitioner (as he thought) proceeded according
to Law & Custom to Save his land, a Person by the name of Arthur Grimes,
or some of his Company, That has lately come from Pensylvainia, Who makes
it their practice to Monopolize land, and Seek such advantages, and has
Surveyed the said improvement, from your Petitioner.
Your Petitioner Declares he as a Wife and Five small children;
and that Grain & c that is intended for their Support, is growing thereon.
Your Petioner also declares that in the late Disorder perpetrated by the
people called Regulators, that he never Signed nor Acted with them; But
always expected to be Obedient to the Law, as becomes a Loyal Subject and
a Christian. Your Petitioner can Menefest the Tenour of his Petition
by a recept for his Entring Money, paid to Mr. Bullock; and his Delaration
by the person whose names is hereto Subscribed.
Your Petitioner is informed that he shall, and Humbly concieves he may
have Redress: And as he in Duty Bound shall ever Pray
July 5th 1771. James HAMMETT
We whose names are under Written, do not all know that Grimes and his Company has taken Mr. HAMMETT'S Land, but is informed so; also We Certifie that James HAMMETT has lived some years past amoungst us, and has behaved himselfe very honestly
[Signed by] Philip MULKEY, John Thomas, Jams Mcelwean, Robert MacWher
(?),
Jno. Philips, Jno. Portman, William HAMMETT, John Butler, Luke
Leak Roy,
Robert HAMMETT, John Leak Roy, Benj. Williams, Benj. Williams,
Benjn.
Tompson, Jno. Thomas Junr. John Lawson, Isaac Brown, Moses White, Wm.
Smith,
Thomas Crocker, William Phillips, Henry Prince, William Prince, Wm.
Safold
Jnr. Thomas Brown, John Gibbs Junr., Isaac Lindsey, Wm. Nawill (?),
Obediar
Roberts, Seth Howard, Avery Creed (Breed?), Jno. HAMMETT, Joseph
Burchfield,
Giles Connell, Hancock Smith, Arthur Crocker, Absalom Wofford, Willm.
Wofford
Jnr., Jno. Earle, David ANDERSON, Giles Tillet, Jesse Connell, John
Orr,
Isaac Green, John Leech, Zach BULLOCK
Patent to issue to HAMETT
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(Extracted from "The Bulletin" - Genealogical Society of Old Tryon
County NC, Vol. XXVII, No. 2, May 1999, p 70-71, from N. C. Archives,
Governor's Office, Council Papers, 1663-1787, G.O. 110, folder 1771.
Contributed by John H. Oden, III, President of the N.C. Genealogical
Society by Hammett Researcher Karen Robertson who adds: On page 71 of "The
Bulletin," there is a photocopy from the original record of all signatures.
More information on James Hammett's land grants can be found in North Carolina
Land Grants in South Carolina, by Brent Holcomb.
Notes: James, William, John and Robert HAMMETT were brothers, s/o William HAMMETT who d in 1777 in Culpeper Co, VA (earlier from King George, Stafford and Fauquier Cos, VA respectively). According to the Hammett Letters, most, if not all, had come to the Pacolet River via then-Rowan (later Surry) Co, NC. James Hammett's will, dated 1781, proved 1787, in Abbeville Dist, SC, named wife Hannah [d/o Nathaniel DODD of Fauquier Co, VA) and son, John.
Researcher Karen Robertson adds, in regard to 5 children mentioned above:
Nathaniel HAMMETTT is first shown in the Spartanburg Co. SC deeds as a
witness on a deed of David HENRY'S in 1788 (Deed Book B, p. 225-226). In
1795, Nathaniel is shown as an adjacent neighbor on a deed of William THOMSON.
David QARLES is shown as a witness and the last name QUARLES (probably
David) is also shown as a neighbor. (D.B. F, p. 248-250). In 1797, Nathaniel
does a type of land lease to Moses QUARLES (father of David) for 65 acres
(this may or may not be part of the 100 acres William THOMSON sold to Nathaniel
HAMMETT in 1796). After Moses QUARLES dies, David QUARLES sells this land
and wife Anne/Anna also signs the deed. In 1802, in Warren Co. KY, Nathaniel
HAMMETT gives Elijah HAMMETT a POA to convey 100 acres in Spartanburg (not
described) to David QUARLES. It would appear that James HAMMETT's widow
Hannah DODD Hammett remarried David HENRY. In the 1790 Spartanburg Co.
SC census, Nathaniel HEMMITT [sic] lived next door to David Henry and William
THOMSON. In 1799, David HENRY and wife Hannah give to "son" Benjamin HAMMETT
the POA to recover all debts and legacies to them by heirship and to sell
the land if he wants to. (Spartanburg Co. SC D.B. F, p. 274-275). In 1801,
Nathaniel DODD (Fauquier Co. VA) gives nephews Elijah HAMMETT and Benjamin
HAMMETT the POA to sell land in Spartanburg (Spartanburg D.B. K, p. 33-34).
David HENRY'S will was proved in Jan. 1801, and Hannah was named as wife.
David QUARLES was a witness on the will. A warrant of appraisement was
issued to David (maybe Daniel?) and Benjn. HAMMITT and 2 others. David
QUARLES seems to be very involved with this group of HAMMETTS leading us
to think Anne/Anna could be a HAMMETT. James HAMMETT left a will (written
1781) in Abbeville District SC and I have only seen an abstract naming
wife Hannah and one son John. What I am wondering is if Nathaniel and Anne/Anna
could also be children of James HAMMETT besides John, Benjamin and Elijah?
Does anyone have copies of James' probate records from Abbeville Co. SC?
Any additional information or changes on the James HAMMETT and Nathaniel
HAMMETT families would be appreciated.
CH Note: John HAMMETT was the son of William HAMMETT,
died Culpeper Co, VA 1777. Was Robert HEAD kin to Sarah HEAD (possibly
d/o William) who m pre-1828, James HAMMETT, s/o William and Martha WARNER
Hammett, and gs/o Robert & Seth BETHEL Hammett (Robert being brother
of the above John)?
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(Wilkes Court Min) August 26 1779. Evidence in Behalf of the State (against various alleged Tories) John McKinney, Thos Johnston, Joseph Scot Riden, Wm. Herd, George Neal, Bryan Ward, James McLean, Absalom Ford, Thomas Owins, Sarah Wright (at Heard's Fort) Francis Giddings, and wife, Thomas Connels, Solomon Palmer, Robert HAMMET, John Pendal, Joseph Nail, John Burgamy, Saml Payne, John Crutchfield, & James White.
Note: Robert HAMMETT was the son of William HAMMETT, died
Culpeper Co, VA, 1777; and husband of Seth BETHEL whom he married
in Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co, VA in 1749.
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20 James Dorough
21 Sithey HAMMETT, 1 poll, 450 acres Wilkes
Co
22 Fadey Garratt (Faddy Jarrett)
23 Edward Hagan, 1-1/2 polls, 1 slave, 200 acs
Wilkes
24 Wm. Shropshire, 1 poll. William Hurley, 1
poll.
25 William Toombs, 1 poll, 260 acs Washington
Co
50 William Copeland
51 John Wilson
52 William Fletcher
53 William HAMMETT, 5 polls, 8 slaves.
John Copeland, 1 poll
54 Vines Collier
55 Harmon Runnalds
Note: Full source information for above
data to be entered shortly. Sithey HAMMETT was Seth BETHEL,
wife of Robert HAMMETT; and William HAMMETT their son.(See
Also Overwharton Parish, Stafford VA records)
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"Executive Department
Friday 9th November 1810
On Application
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit - One for Messrs. John Jones and Jeremiah Gardner from the County of Baldwin - one for Mr. William Head with his wife, seven children and eight negroes, and one for Mr. Wm. Hammett with his wife and one negro from Randolph County - one for Messrs. Samuel Henderson and James McMullen from Abbeville district, South Carolina - one for Messrs. James Ruston and Mathew Ray from Edgefield district, South Carolina which were severally presented and signed"
(Source: Passports of Southeastern Pioneers, 1770-1823, Dorothy Williams Potter, GPC, Baltimore, 1982, p. 171. Source: "GA Executive Proceedings...," Nov., 1809 - Dec., 1810, p. 253; drawer 50, roll 47). NOTE: This is NOT later Randolph Co, Georgia: Baldwin and Wilkinson Counties, Georgia were organized from Indian lands in 1805. 'Old' Randolph County was organized from Baldwin County in 1807, but its name was changed to Jasper in 1812. Add'l information will be posted shortly in reference to both these passports, and the identities and destinations of some of the above individuals.
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Talladega Marriage Record Book A:
Page 250: Hammett, James & Taylor Nancy: License date 21
Nov 1840; Return date 10 Dec 1840
Page 327: Hammett, John R. & Hammett, Mary: License
date _____ 1843; no return date; Pharoh Hill, J. P.
Note: James HAMMETT married (1) Sarah HEAD; and (2) Nancy TAYLOR. James was the son of William and Martha WARNER Hammett, and grandson of Robert and Seth BETHEL Hammett (See Also Overwharton Parish, Stafford VA). John Robert HAMMETT, son of James and Elizabeth BROOKER Hammett, married Mary HAMMETT, daughter of James and Sarah HEAD Hammett. (Hammett Bible Record)
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(Warren Co, TN Tax Lists) 1812, Graham's returns:
No. 069 Moses HEAD
(Source: TN State Archives Tax Lists Roll No. 9)
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