Name: Ham:m 2021

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  1. MALCOM WOODS HAM: Birth: 29 NOV 1822 in Triplett Creek, Fleming Co., KY. Death: 26 APR 1889 in Shawnee St., Hiawatha, Brown Co., KS

  2. DURETT SANFORD HAM: Birth: 14 FEB 1824 in Triplett Creek, Fleming Co., KY. Death: 22 FEB 1895 in Stillwater, Merina Co., OK

  3. SARAH JANE HAM: Birth: 13 MAY 1825 in Fleming Co., KY. Death: 22 SEP 1869 in Fleming Co., KY

  4. THOMAS HENRY HAM: Birth: 26 JUN 1826 in Fleming Co., KY. Death: 24 MAY 1906 in Platte City, MO

  5. RUTH A. HAM: Birth: 6 OCT 1826 in Fleming Co., KY. Death: 10 OCT 1896 in Gibson City, IL

  6. ELIZABETH ISABELL HAM: Birth: 18 JAN 1828 in Fleming Co., KY. Death: 1900 in Lewis Co., KY

  7. THORNTON WILLS HAM: Birth: 1830 in Fleming Co., KY. Death: ABT 1888 in Rowan Co., KY

  8. SMITH POWELL HAM: Birth: 22 JAN 1832 in Triplett Creek, Fleming Co., KY. Death: 16 JUN 1903 in Ham Branch, Rowan Co., KY

  9. JOHN ANDREW JACKSON HAM: Birth: 20 NOV 1835 in Triplett Creek, Fleming Co., KY. Death: 27 MAR 1907 in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO

  10. MARTHA ANN HAM: Birth: 1841 in Fleming Co., KY. Death: 5 FEB 1911 in Rowan Co., KY

  11. SAMUEL ROBERT HAM: Birth: 1843 in Triplett Creek, Fleming Co., KY. Death: in Soldier, Carter Co., KY

  12. CHRISTOPHER HAM: Birth: ABT 1845.


Notes
a. Note:   N1215 !Born in Monroe County, Virginia according to Suzanne Murray, Washington, D.C. Part of Greenbrier Co. became Monroe Co by this date.
  !John Jackson Ham was noted as a hunter and was not contented for long at a time to be away from his native hills and mountains; was a stout, squarely built man and it has been said that he was not afraid of work. I can remember seeing him, his wife, Martha Ann, and Samuel Robert as late as 1855 at father's home in Rush Co. Indiana. From page 19 of the Ham Manuscript.
  !"The Great-grandfather of W. Perry Ham was John Ham, better known as "Jackie"; a native of Greenbrier county, Virginia, who married a Miss Woods and migrated to Kentucky in the days of the illustrious Daniel Boone, The mother and two sisters of Jackie Ham were captured by the indians killed and scalped, and their bodies burned in the cabin fireplace." In History of Atchison county Kansas, by Sheffield Ingalls, Standard Publishing company, Lawrence, Kansas, 1916, pages 702-704. From James O. McKee, Jnr., letter in Ham file.
  !13 Sep 1822: John Jackson Ham married Nancy Summers Wood, Flemingsburg Court House, Fleming County, Kentucky, Book OO, P. 43. Listed father as Samuel Ham, Sr. and mother as Elizabeth Perry. Nancy's father listed as Robert Wood(s) and mother as Sarah Wills. Bondsman was Daniel Ham. Also listed in Fleming County Marriages 1798-1825 by Billy M. Talley.
  !1830 Census: Fleming Co., KY, page 54. From James O. McKee.
  !19 Oct 1831: Fleming Co., KY, Land Grant, 50 Acres, North Fork Tripletts Creek, to John Ham, Book Z, Page 392. Same day as his brother, Samuel Harrison, Jr, had a similar grant in the same area.
  !1850 Census: Fleming County, Kentucky, 2nd Division, 29 Aug 1850, Dwelling and Family number 338. John Ham, 49, born Va.; Nancy, 49; Thomas, 23; Thornton W., 20; Smith, 18; Elizabeth, 16; John A., 14; Martha A., 9; Samuel R., 7; all born Kentucky. Also lists Emily Ham, 23, born Va.
  !1860 Census: Rowan KY fam 166. John Ham age 60 b KY, Martha age 60, Nancy age 20, Robert age 17
  !1870 Census: Rowan County, KY, pg 132, living with his son Robert and wife Sarah next to his brother William. HAM, John 69 Wh Ky farmer; Robert 26 Wh Ky farm laborer; Sarah 24 Wh Ky; Rosetta 6 Wh Ky; Charles 2 Wh Ky.
  !12 Feb 1889: Buried in Pine Grove Cemetery. Also known as Dripping Springs (White) Cemetery at the Mouth of Rock Fork off Cranston Road, Rowan Co., Kentucky. Go out 32 from Morehead, KY toward Flemingsburg, KY. Take route 377, which is called the Cranston Road, right off 32. It is about 9 or ten miles on 377 and you turn left onto 799, which is the Rock Fork Road. A short distance up Rock Fork there is a graveled road which turns back to the right and the Cemetery is right there. The graveled road is the second road to the right off 799. Information from Jeanette Stone, 1998. Picture of tombstone in computer.

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