 1810 - 1880 (70 years)
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| Name |
William E. HAMMOND |
| Born |
11 Feb 1810 |
Schenectady Co, NY  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
13 Dec 1880 |
Montgomery, Orange Co, NY |
| Person ID |
I3368 |
adkinshorton |
| Last Modified |
2 Jan 2013 |
| Family |
Hannah Amanda COUCH, b. 7 Jul 1813, Washington, Litchfield Co, CT , d. 11 Jul 1889, Newburgh, Orange Co, NY (Age 76 years) |
| Married |
23 Jun 1842 |
| Children |
| | 1. Mary Jane HAMMOND, b. 16 Apr 1843, Montgomery, Orange Co, NY , d. 27 Dec 1911, Newburgh, Orange Co, NY (Age 68 years) |
| | 2. Charles Silas HAMMOND, b. 18 May 1845, Montgomery, Orange Co, NY , d. 31 Mar 1874, Dover, Morris Co, NJ (Age 28 years) |
| | 3. William E. HAMMOND, b. 3 May 1847, d. 11 May 1847 (Age 0 years) |
| | 4. John Wilson HAMMOND, b. 26 Feb 1849, Montgomery, Orange Co, NY , d. 13 Dec 1912, Newburgh, Orange Co, NY (Age 63 years) |
| | 5. Julia R. Annabiah Stout HAMMOND, b. 26 Feb 1855, Orange Co, NY , d. 23 Aug 1855 (Age 0 years) |
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| Family ID |
F21747 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Montgomery, Orange County, Ny
Note:
From Town of Montgomery, Orange County, Ny, 1870 federal census (Pg 159) ...
Dwelling 635, family 718
Wm Hammond, age 59, Stone Mason, Born Ny
Hannah, age 55, Keep House, Born Connecticut
Charles, age 25, Harness Maker, Born Ny
John W., age 21, Silver Smith, Born Ny
Silas C. Couch, age 83, Without, Born Connecticut
From Town of Montgomery, Orange County, Ny, 1860 federal census (Pg 1068) ...
Dwelling 649, family 679
William Hammond, age 56, Stone Mason, Born Ny
Hannah A., age 47, Keep House, Born Ny
Mary J., age 16, Born Ny
Charles S, age 15, Born Ny
John W., age 11, Born Ny
Notes provided by Chris Barry:
From Orange County deeds and mortgages (Orange County Government Center, Goshen NY): James Hoey and
wife Nancy conveyed a lot on Oakley Street, Montgomery NY to William Hammond 9 Sep. 1841 (72:65), and an
adjoining lot 30 Nov. 1843 (79:310). William took out a mortgage from Hoey 18 Jan. 1842 (47:423), a debt not
satisfied until 1913 (474:190). William's son John Hammond and wife Carrie DeHart sold their interest in the
property to William's daughter Mary J. Van Steenburgh 7 Oct. 1889 (370:274) and it is her name that appears on a
lot map, circa 1900, indicating a house on the west side of Oakley St. Under the column "Of how many children
the parent" in the 1865 NY State Census, is listed 6 for William
Hammond.
On 12 March 1867, William Hammond and three others were sworn in as fire wardens of Montgomery. (Town
records 1810-1873; microfilm at Newburgh Free Library). From the Republican And Standard And Wallkill Valley
Times, Montgomery NY, Sat. 29 Apr. 1871, Pg. 3: "Mr. William Hammond and his son Johnny, the enterprising
masoners of this village, finished plastering the new depot at Springtown, half way between New Paltz and
Rosendale, last week." The Montgomery Village Directory, printed within the Orange County Directory 1878-9, Pg.
412, lists William E. Hammond, mason, residing on Oakley St.
From the Republican And Standard And Wallkill Valley Times, Montgomery NY, Friday 17 Dec. 1880, Vol. XVII,
No. 9, Pg. 3 (microfilm at NY State Library, Albany):
Headline: William Hammond.
"Mr. Hammond died very suddenly at his residence in this village, on Monday evening last. He had been down to
the village during the early part of the evening, at the store of Mr. Mould, and went home very soon after, carrying
a pan of lard. Upon reaching home he remarked to his wife as he sat down in his chair, that it had tired him very
much. She carried the pan down into the cellar, and while there, she heard a gurgling sound, and on reaching the
room again, she found him lying upon the floor dead. "Mr. Hammond had all through his life been a rugged and
healthy man with no disease whatever, and it was from this fact that his death was very sudden and unexpected to all. "Like a dash of lightning, a break of the wave, He passed from life, to his rest in the grave. He passed from
the highway of active, arduous life, on to that other life that opens in eternity without a moment to reflect or even
to rest from his toil. Mr. Hammond had been long known as a master workman in his business of stone masonry -
and he was a master of his trade. By hard work, industry and economy, he had saved enough to purchase a neat
home and many things to make life pleasant in later years. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his loss. A
son employed in the Erie freight office at Newburgh, and a daughter, the wife of Mr. William G. Morris of the same
place, while Montgomery loses a most valuable mechanic."
Slightly less detailed versions of the above story appeared in the Middletown Daily Press of 14 Dec. 1880, and
The Orange County Press, Fri. 17 Dec. 1880.
An inventory of William E. Hammond's estate includes mention of a family Bible and family pictures.
(Inventory 10 January 1881, Orange County Surrogate's Court, Goshen NY)
Census references:
1850 US Census, Montgomery, Orange County NY, dwelling 507, family 566, enum. 28 Sept. 1850.
1855 NY Census, Montgomery, 1st Election District, dwelling 328, family 362, enum. 29 June 1855.
1860 US Census, Montgomery NY, dwelling 649, family 679, enum. 25 July 1860.
1865 NY Census, Montgomery, 1st Election District, pg. 51, dwelling 330, family 365, enum. 30 June 1865.
1870 US Census, Montgomery NY, dwelling 635, family 718, enum. July 1870.
1875 NY Census, Montgomery NY, 1st Election District, dwelling 212, family 216, enum. 1 June 1875.
1880 US Census, Montgomery NY, ED 24, dwelling 176, family 201, enum. 7 June 1880.
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