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     Thomas Daniel Hammond was born in 1848 at Ledbury, Herefordshire, England. He married Eliza (?)

     Thomas Daniel Hammond was a carpenter.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     William Hammond was born on 9 July 1814 at Esopus, NY.^1,3 He married Elsie Onderdonk?³ William Hammond died in the West.³

     William Hammond was born at Bermuda Islands.¹ He (1) married Mary Walgraff, daughter of Joris Walgraef and Magdalena Rutgers, before 1708 at Tarrytown, NY.¹ William Hammond (2) married Esther Storm, daughter of David Storm and Esther Sie, on 4 November 1714 at Tarrytown, NY.¹ William Hammond died in 1762 at Tarrytown, NY.¹

     William Hammond immigrated circa 1700 to New York.¹
     He lived just outside Tarrytown, NY, and was an elder in the Sleepy Hollow Church there.¹ Name variation: Capt. William Hammond.¹ Name variation: William Hammon.² Name variation: William Hemmen.²

     William E Hammond was born on 11 February 1810 at New York.¹ He married Hannah A Couch, daughter of Silas Crane Couch and Hannah Peet.¹ William E Hammond died on 13 December 1880 at Montgomery, NY.¹ He was buried in Presbyterian Cemetery in Montgomery.¹

     NOTE: Wintje (daughter of David Hammond and Mary Storm) had a marriage, but no spouse listed. Not found in any source, all list Wyntje (daughter of John Hammond and Catherine van Tassel) with a marriage to Abraham De Riviere.²

     Wyntje Hammond was born on 23 June 1739.¹ She was baptized on 7 August 1739.¹

     NOTE: Wintje (daughter of David Hammond and Mary Storm) had a marriage, but no spouse listed. Not found in any source, all list Wyntje (daughter of John Hammond and Catherine van Tassel) with a marriage to Abraham De Riviere.²

     Beatrice Hampson was born on 15 July 1632 at London, England.¹ She married Abraham Josselyn, son of Thomas Josselyn and Rebecca Marlowe?, on 14 November 1646 at Lancaster, Middlesex County, MA.¹ Beatrice Hampson died between 11 January 1709 and 1711 at Boston, Suffolk County, MA.¹

     Married name: Josselyn.

     Phillip Hampson was born circa 1601 at London?, England.¹ He married Anne Bedford on 18 February 1633/34 at London, England, (St. Peter Le Poor.)¹ Phillip Hampson died on 4 July 1654 at London, England.¹

     Margaret Hanagan was born in December 1853 at Brooklyn, Kings County, NY.¹ She married William Oliver, son of Edward Oliver and Martha Hayes, on 5 January 1874.¹ Margaret Hanagan died on 1 September 1901 at Brooklyn, NY.¹

     Married name: Oliver.

     Mary Hancock was born on 9 March.¹ She died in 1872 at Leeds, UT.¹ She married William Franklin Butler, son of William Franklin Butler and Sarah Ann DeWitt, on 5 November 1889 at St. George, UT.¹

     Married name: Butler.

     Mary Hancock was born on 9 March.¹ She died in 1872 at Leeds, UT.¹ She married William Franklin Butler, son of William Franklin Butler and Sarah Ann DeWitt, on 5 November 1889 at St. George, UT.¹

     Married name: Butler.

     Sarah Elma Hancon was born on 13 September 1896 at Cornwall, Orange County, NY. She was baptized at Cornwall, NY. She married Richard Allen Risden, son of Joseph Risden Sr. and Theresa Vreeland, on 13 June 1933. Sarah Elma Hancon died on 10 October 1977 at Tavares, Lake County, FL. She was buried on 13 October 1977 in West Point.

     Sarah Elma Hancon was in 1920 a school teacher.² A splendid concert was given at the Haywood Studios in the Columbus Trust Co. building last night by two pupils of Mr. Haywood - Mr. Emil Asker, a tenor of NYC and Miss Elma Hancon, a sorprano of Cornwall. The concert was listened to by a numerous audience and very greatly enjoyed.
Two numbers from Handel's oratorio, Jephtha, were among those most highly appreciated. Mr. Asker sang Deeper and Deeper Still and Miss Hancon, Farewell Ye Limper Streams and Floods.
As a closing duet, the two singers gave the song, Edenland, by Dana.Their voices blended beautifully and the duet was one of the prettiestheard here.
1927 - 16 Jan the varied program of classics and lighter composition featured at the regular Sunday night musical broadcast by WPG from the auditorium of Atlantic City HS continues to evoke letters from radio fans, WPG reports. Miss Hancon is scheduled to sing where My Caravan Has Rested, Pale Moon, ILove the Moon, and Take Joy Home. Married name: Risden.

     Elizabeth Handley (1) married (?) Pope.¹ Elizabeth Handley (2) married (?) Russell.¹ Elizabeth Handley (3) married John Chipman, son of John Chipman and Hope Howland.^1,2 Elizabeth Handley died on 29 January 1725.¹

     Married name: Pope. Married name: Russell. Married name: Chipman.

     Sarah Handshaw was born in 1749 at Smithfield, PA.¹ She married William Ennis Cortright, son of Hendrick Cornelissen Cortright and Jannetje Ennes, on 8 August 1768 at Walpack, Sussex County, NJ, (DRC.)² Sarah Handshaw died after 1806 at Middle Smithfield Twp., PA.¹

     Married name: Cortright.

     Sarah Handy married Samuel Drake, son of Jan Drake and Martha Oldfield.¹ Sarah Handy died in 1812.¹

     Sarah Handy lived at Amwell, NJ.¹

     James Hankinson was born on 3 April 1762 at Middleville, Sussex County, NJ.¹ He (1) married Elizabeth Hazen, daughter of Thomas Hazen.¹ James Hankinson (2) married Joanna Shay on 24 August 1819.¹ James Hankinson died in 1823.¹

     Joanna was from Sandyston, Sussex County, NJ.¹

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^1,2

     Joseph Hankinson was born on 27 March 1712.¹ He married Rachel Mattison in 1732.¹ Joseph Hankinson died on 12 September 1783 at Rowland Mills, Hunterdon County, NJ.¹

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     William Hankinson was born on 2 October 1737.¹ He married Susanna DeWitt.¹ William Hankinson died on 26 April 1796.¹ He was buried in Yellow Frame Church.¹

     William Hankinson and Susanna had eight children, altogether..¹

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^2,1

     Catherine Hanlon was born in 1831 at Ireland (55 at death; 35 in 1870; over 60 in 1885.)^2,3,4 She died on 2 September 1886 at Hackensack, NJ, (She had lived there for 27 years.)^1,2

     The 1870 census listed Catherine Hanlon in Abram Westervelt's household at New Barbadoes Township, Bergen County, NJ.³ The 1885 census listed Catherine Hanlan in Matthew and Annie Davis's household at Hackensack (New Barbadoes), Bergen County, NJ.⁴

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     Catherine Hanlon died intestate 2 Sep 1886 at Hackensack, NJ, leaving 2 sisters, 1 nephew and 1 niece. Dennis Tubridy and Clara Tubridy, administrators.¹
     It seems likely that Catherine Hanlon is a sister of Clara, but it has not been proven yet. Name variation: Hanlan.⁴

     Sarah Hannah was born in 1828 at Pensacola, Escambia County, FL.¹ She married George W Meeker, son of Samuel C Meeker and Maria Chadwick.

     Married name: Meeker.

     Rosanna Hanratty was born in 1813 at Ireland.¹ She married John Brannin.

     Married name: Brannin.

     Gerrit Hans married Jannetje Remsen, daughter of Rem Jansen Vanderbeck and Jannetje Rapalje, on 20 April 1685 at Flatbush, NY, (DRC) (Gerrit Hanz to Janetje Rems.)^4,5,1

     Gerrit Hans and Jannetje had nine children; two are bp. in Brooklyn, seven are mentioned in the will
1. Hans (bp. 26 Jun 1687; parents Gerrit Hansen and Jannitje Remsen; sp. Jan Remsen and Kathalyntje Hansen; has a son Gerrit)
2. Joris (bp. 9 Dec 1694; parents Gerret Hansen and Jannitje Remsen; sp. Joris Remsen and Femmitje Joris; not listed in the will)
3. Rem (m. Aeltje (Montfoort); they have at least one son, Pieter (bp. 13 Feb 1715, Jamaica; parents Rem Van Noorstrant and Aeltie Van Noorstrant; sp. Pieter Monfoort and Marrytie)
In addition John, Peter, Daniel and Geritt (unmarried), Janettie Vanderveer, and Antye Van Dyn are listed in the will; Konight has another Joris (which would make ten children.^6,7,8,9 Gerrit Hans made a will on 5 June 1724. It was proved 22 Feb 1742. He was Garrett Hansen Noorstrandt, of Flathush, in Kings County. Names wife Jannettie; children Hans (eldest, has a son Gerrit), Rem, John, Peter, Daniel and Geritt (unmarried), Janettie Vanderveer, and Antye Van Dyn. Sons to be executors. Witnesses: Peter Montfoort, Peter Montfoort, Jr., and Peter Berrien.^8,3
     There is some confusion about the order of the sons: BC-Families has Jan (son of Jenneke), b. 1644, m. (1) to Maritje Adriaens, and (2) to Willempje Van Boerum; but also has Jan (son of Reymerigh, no dates) m. to Marietje. The will lists Gerrit (m. 1685, so b. bef. 1665), Peter (does not marry, and died in 1692), and Jan (m. 1695 (so b. bef. 1675) together; and Volckert (m. in 1681, so b. bef. 1661) separately. It is unclear in the will, whether Volkert is a son of the first or of the second marriage, he gets two cows, as a remembrance of his mother, and nothing else; the bulk of the estate goes to the sons Gerrit, Peter, and John (youngest son)
     Wikitree has two different sons Jan and John, each with one marriage, see there for more information.^2,3,10 Name variation: Gerret Hansen Van Nostrand.^4,9

     Jan Hansen was born in 1644.^2,1 He married Marritie Adriaense.²

     Konight (Van Boerum FGS) has Jan's mother as Jannetje; BC-Families has Jan with Marietje; and Jan with two marriages; Wikitree has two different sons Jan and John, each with one marriage.^1,2,3,4
     Konight referred to two wills, neither seems relevant:
1. NJA 2:501. This is the will of Casparus Van Nortstrandt, of Somerset Co., dated 21 Mar 1739
2. NJA 3:338. This is the will of Johannes Folkertse van Noordstrand, of Somerset Co., dated 5 Jul 1753. He is prob. a son of Volkert Hans Van Noorstrant.^1,5 Name variation: Jan Hansen Van Norstrandt.³

     Konight (Van Boerum FGS) has Jan's mother as Jannetje; BC-Families has Jan with Marietje; and Jan with two marriages; Wikitree has two different sons Jan and John, each with one marriage.^2,3,1,4

     Magdalena Hanse was from Swol, in Overyssel when she married.^1,2 She married Hendrick Jansen Spier on 14 September 1652 at New York City (DRC) (He was Hendrick Janszen, from Aschwaerde in't Stift Bremen; she Magdaleen Jans, from Swol.)^1,3,2 Magdalena Hanse (2) married Hermen Eduwaerts.^4,5 Magdalena Hanse (3) married Jan Aertsen Vanderbilt on 11 December 1681 at Brooklyn.^4,6 (Banns on 13 November 1681 at DRC, Bergen, NJ. He was Jan Aertsen Vande Bilt (widower); she Maddeleentje Hanse (widow). Cert to Breuckelen on Dec. 10; also reg. in Flatbush DRC on 7 Nov 1681 (acc. to BC-Families, but 11 Dec, acc. to HSYB 1898) Jan Arisz V. derbild, to Magdalentie Hansz; however BC-Families also lists banns in Flatbush: "Jan Arisz vander Bild, widower of Dierber Cornelis, residing in Midwood" and "Magdaleentje Hanssen, widow of Harman Euduardsz, residing at Bergen.")^7,4,8 Magdalena Hanse died after 16 April 1694 at Bergen County, NJ.^1,4

     She possibly married (1) Jan Peers on 22 Jan 1650 (He was Jan Peers, jm; she Magdeleentje Jans, jd from Ditzmarsen); but she is from Ditmarsen instead of Zwolle, and in 1652 Magdalena is not listed as a widow (although also not as yd.)^9,10
     He first came to New Netherland c. 1652, but went back to Holland. On 23 Dec 1660 he returned to New Netherland in the "Trouw," with his wife and two children, 4 and 5 yrs old.^11,12 Magdalena Hanse and Hendrick had three more children, all bp. NYDC:
1. Ariaentie (bp. 12 Jul 1654; father Hendrick Janszen, mother not listed; sp. Jan Corneliszen, Pieter Laurentszen, Hillegond Joris, and Marritje Pieters; NYDC p.37; d. before 1660, as she is not on the passenger list)
2. Tryntje (bp. 25 Mar 1657; parents Hendrick Janszen Spiering and Helena Hans; sp. Nicolaes Backer and Catharina Booth; NYDC p.45; d. before 1660, as she is not on the passenger list)
3. Abraham (bp. 16 Jun 1671; father Hendrick Janszen, mother not listed; sp. Reynier Willemszen and Marritie Jacobs; NYDV p.102; bur. 12 May 1679 in Bergen as "son of Maddaleentje Hansen, wid. of Hendrick Jansen Spier, at Pemmerpoch"; Bergen Death #50).^5,13,14
     Machdalena Hansen, wife of Hendrick Jansen Spier, of Gemoenepa, sells in the name of her husband to Cristoffel Van Laer, shoemaker, at New Amsterdam, house and lot on the Heere graft at New Amsterdam, next to house of Oloff Stevens Van Cortland and Gerrit Janse Roos, extending in front eastward to the burghwall [city wall], and in the rear to the lot of Abraham Dela Noye. Witnesses, Albert Coningh and Cornelyus Gerloofs.
1662. May 12. Hendrick Jansen Spiers subscribed to the above transaction.¹⁵
     On 16 April 1694, Magdalina Hans Vander Bilt, widow of Hendrick Janson Spear and with the consent of her husband Jan Arontson Vander Bilt, of Bergen County, at a place called Mingague Harness, conveyed to Garret Ivers Garretson, of the same place, land of former husband, adjoining Bertole Claesen. Witnessed by Jan Aronson Vander Bilt, Hendrick Van Spear (his mark), Hans Hendrich Spear (his mark), Barent Hendrick Spear (his mark), Brefant Androsen Lovers, Gilbert Bogart, William Douglas, and David Provoost.⁴ Name variation: Magdalene Hans. Married name: Spier. Married name: Vanderbilt.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹⁶

     Maritie Hansen (1) married Jurien Westphalen.¹ Maritie Hansen (2) married Jacob Jansen Van Stoutenburg.²

     Married name: Westphalen.

     Peter Hansen died before 26 June 1692.²

     26 Jun 1692. Whereas Peter Hansen died on a voyage to Barbadoes, and left a will but no executors, Letters of ad- ministration are granted to his brother Geritt Hansen.
Will dated Nov 1691. Peter Hansen; makes his brother Geritt Hansen, and his son Peter Geritts his sole heirs.
17 Jun 1692. Letters of administration on estate of Peter Hansen granted to Geritt Hansen, eldest son by the late wife of John Johnson.²

     Verna Mae Hansen was born on 23 April 1897 at Eagle Mills, Rensselaer County, NY.¹ She married Charles Egustus Duell, son of Charles Egustus Duell and Adelaide Lydia Carl, on 14 June 1921 (Schaghticoke, NY.)¹ Verna Mae Hansen died on 31 July 1983 at Glens Falls, Warren County, NY.¹ She was buried in Southside Cemetery in South Glens Falls.¹

     All data on her ancestors from her son (Robert Emerson Duell), and also the information below:
Verna was the second of eleven children. After high school she attended normal school and taught before and after her marriage. Her family came first in all her thoughts and she complemented her husband in her desire to do the best for her children. After Robert was born she did mostly substitue teaching in a one room school practically next door to their house.¹
     Verna and Charles' ancestors all have the Hofstatter-Lavelle File as source,but they do not seem tohave anything to do with Hoffstatter or Lavelle. There are no data in this file pertaining to these people. It is unclear what the relation is. Married name: Duell.

     Caleb Hanson married Louise (?)¹

     Caleb Hanson was a farmer at Strafford, NH.¹

     Ellen Aurilla Hanson was born on 18 April 1846 at Strafford, NH.¹ She married Daniel Ward Edgerly, son of David Leighton Edgerly and Olive Place, on 26 March 1864.¹

     Married name: Edgerly.