THOMAS HAMMOND: Owings Stone Family Genealogy — 20,000+ ancestors and their relatives

Birth Abt 1611 England

Gender Male

Military Note While he had been a magistrate under Charles I, he later became an officer in Cromwell’s Army.

Occupation Magistrate under Charles I

Real Estate Another connection between Thomas Hammond and John Hammond is that the former owned “Mountain Neck” (an abstract even refers to him as the nephew of Dr. Henry Hammond) and that “Mountain Neck” was the seat of John. [1]

Person ID I5307 Owings Stone Genealogy, Ancestry & Heritage

Last Modified 15 Dec 2000 00:00:00

Father JOHN HAMMOND, b. Bef 1585, England

Family ID F4059 Group Sheet

Children

	1. Robert Hammond, b. Bef 1650
	2. Thomas Hammond, b. Abt 1622
	3. JOHN HAMMOND, b. 1643, Isle of Wight, England
	4. Elizabeth Hammond, b. Bef 1650

Family ID F3784 Group Sheet

Notes	While it is unclear from the source whether this particular Thomas Hammond came to Maryland, or whether there was a son Thomas who immigrated (and dates need to be changed), the records do show that a man named Thomas was the father of Major-Gen’l John Hammond. This is known because in 1662, 440 pounds of tobacco (“tob”) was seized of Thomas Hammond to pay a fine owed by John Hammond. Writs were issued against Thomas Hammond “which said tob was disposed of and payd away by Thomas Hammond his father after it was so marked [for payment of the fine owed by John Hammond.]” Thomas admitted he had sold the tobacco and he was arrested. Judgment was passed against him and he was charged with damages and costs of the suit. [1]

Sources
[S82] Newman, Harry Wright, (Maryland Pioneer Series)

[S74] Hardy, Stella Pickett, (Genealogical Publishing Co. (Baltimore)), She says “John”

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