Larry Anderson - Families and Individuals

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Elias G. HAMMOND

HE WAS A SOLDIER IN THE CIVIL WAR. HE WAS IN THE 9TH REGIMENT, NY HEAVY
ARTILLERY.

Horace H. HAMMOND

HE WAS A SOLDIER IN THE CIVIL WAR.

Esther A. HAMMOND

LIVED BRISBAN, NY

Ursula F. HAMMOND

LIVED CORTLAND, NY

George W. HAMMOND

A CIVIL WAR VETERAN

Thomas D. HAMMOND

HE WAS A CIVIL WAR VETERAN

Henry C. HAMMOND

LIVED IN SYRACUSE, NY. HE WAS A GENTLEMAN OF SUPERIOR EDUCATION. FOR SOME YEARS
A JOURNALIST AND AT ONE TIME EDITOR OF A NEWSPAPER IN MADISON CO., NY. WHERE HE
WAS WELL KNOWN. HE WAS ALSO CONNECTED WITH THE SYRACUSE REDUCTION CO. OF
SYRACUSE, NY.

Franklin HAMMOND

LIVED HOMER, NY. HE WAS A MECHANIC, hE ENLISTED 8 AUG 1862 IN THE 114TH REG., NY VOLUNTEERS, AND WENT WITH GEN. BANK'S EXPEDITION TO NEW ORLEANS. HE WAS WITH THE REGIMENT IN ALL BATTLES UP TO MAY 1863, WHEN HE WAS SENT WITH A DETAIL TO GUARD A SUGAR PLANTATION, WHILE MAKING SUGAR FOR THE GOVERMENT, WAS TAKEN
PRISONER ABOUT MAY 15TH AND TAKEN TO TIBBEDEAUX, LA., WHERE HE REMAINED ABOUT 6 WEEKS, WHEN HE ESCAPED WITH A COMRADE AND BY TRAVELING ALL NIGHT ARRIVED IN THE UNION LINES ABOUT NOON THE NEXT DAY AND REJOINED HIS REGIMENT, WHICH WAS THEN ORDERED TO PORT HUDSON, WHERE THEY WERE UNDER FIRE FOR ABOUT FORTY DAYS WHEN THE REBEL FORCES SURRENDERED. HE WAS TAKEN SICK SOON AFTER THIS AND SENT TO A HOSPITAL AT NEW ORLEANS, WHERE HE REMAINED UNTIL MARCH 5TH, 1864, WHEN HE WAS DISCHARGED. IN THE FOLLOWING AUGUST HE RE-ENLISTED IN THE 111TH REGIMENT, NY
VOLUNTEERS, AND WENT TO THE FRONT BEFORE PETERSBURG UNDER GEN. HANCOCK. HE WAS IN ALL OF THE BATTLES FOUGHT UNTIL THE SURRENDER OF GEN. LEE.

William HAMMOND

HE WAS A FARMER IN DELHI, NY

Luna M. CHASE

mRS HAMMOND WAS A VERY TALENTED LADY AND WAS THE AUTHOR OF THE FIRST HISTORY OF
MADISON COUNTY WHICH WAS PUBLISHED.

Willis A. HAMMOND Dr.

LIVED MADISON, NY

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