SEVENTH GENERATION

98. Samuel HAMMOND Sr. ^{(121) (122)(123)} was born in 1768 in NC. He died in 1812 in Robeson County, NC. a possibility

SCMAR, Vol. IV, Summer 1976, No. 3, p.175
Death of Col. Samuel Hammond. Another Patriot Gone! Col. Samuel Hammond is no more! He breathed his last on Sunday morning at about 10 o'clock at his residence, a short distance from Hamburg, in the 87th year of his age. (Ibid) (From Hamburg Journal, 14th inst.)

SCMAR, Vol. XIII, Fall 1985, No. 4, p.200
Samuel Hammond, Jr. vs Charles Barbar - Bill of Compt. The complainant having stated by affidavit that Sherrod Sims and Samuel. Hammond Senior witnesses in this case are both aged and infirm persons, on motion of Mr. Blanding ordered that a commission do issue for their examination. Philip Burford, a witness in behalf of complainant, who is about removing from this State be examined de bene esse. Notice to be given to defendant or his Solicitor.

SCMAR, Vol. XIII, Fall 1985, No. 4, p.201
Samuel Hammond, Jr. vs Charles Barbar. The commission issued to examine a witness about to leave the State having been returned, on motion of Mr. Brevard ordered that it do pass publication.

SCMAR, Vol. XIII, Fall 1985, No. 4, p.202
Samuel Hammond being duly sworn saith that he was a witness to the Deed from the Defendant to the Complainant, that the whole of it is in his handwriting, which he drew at the instance of both parties, that the Defendant afterward told this Deponent that the Complainant had paid him for the land, and that he wished to give him a deed for it, that the Deponent drew the deed by the description contained in the bond, and at the instance of the Defendant made the alteration which appears on the face of the deed, the Complainant not being present, and when this Deponent saw the Complainant, he expressed himself not satisfied with it, but that this Deponent prevailed on him to accept it, mentioning that the Defendant Barbar was an honest Man and would no doubt do what was fair and honest.

SCMAR, Vol. XIII, Fall 1985, No. 4, p.203
(P. 43) Sherrod Sims sworn saith that the Defendant came to his house and told him he had sold a tract of land to Samuel Hammond, the Complainant, that he was present at the laying-off of the tract, that the Defendant said he knew he was giving the Complainant more than 100 acres, but intended to do him a kindness. The Defendant was with them the whole time they were laying off the land, and desired him as it was very hilly to give good measure. His father drew the Bond between the parties, the Defendant was present directing the way in which it was drawn.

SCMAR, Vol. XIII, Fall 1985, No. 4, p.203
Samuel Hammond vs Charles Barbar. Ordered that a Trial at Law be had in this cause on feigned issue, gives the facts for the jury to decide concerning the deed and property lines. Mentions Hood's line and a corner on Russel's tract as shown on the plat by Adam McWillie. Plat admitted as evidence. The evidence taken de bene esse by order of this Court to be sent to the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster Dist. to be received in evidence at the Trial.

SCMAR, Vol. XIII, Fall 1985, No. 4, p.206
Samuel Hammond vs Charles Barbar. Ordered that the Defendant do shew cause by the 23rd instant why an attachment should not issue against him for refusing to submit to an order of this court directing a feigned issue to try the matters of fact involved in this case.

SCMAR, Vol. XIV, Winter 1986, No. 1, p.46
Samuel Hammond vs Charles Barbar. The Defendant by Majr Fortner [Falconer?] having shewn cause to the rule ordered for him to shew cause why an attachment should not issue against him for contempt, Ordered that the reule be discharged.

SCMAR, Vol. XIV, Winter 1986, No. 1, p.48
Saml Hammond Jr. vs Charles Barbar. Mr. Falconer the leading Counsel for the Deft a member of the Legislature and not attending this Court, Ordered to stand over.

SCMAR, Vol. XVI, Fall 1988, No. 4, p.187
State of South Carolina, Ninety-Six District. In pursuance of a Didemus Potestatum from the worshipful Court of Burke County in the State of North Carolina to me Directed I have caused John Hammond to appear personally before me a Justice to keep the peace of the District aforesaid, who being Duly sworn on the Holy Evengilist of Almighty God as well in behalf of Zachariah Eastes plaintif as John Wilson def't Deposeth & Sayeth that he was present when Col'o Samuel Hammond then Com'g a Regiment of South Carolina State Troops Isshued the following order

99. Debrah UNKNOWN died in 1832 in Robeson County, NC. Children were:

i. Samuel HAMMOND Jr. was born about 1789.
ii. Elias HAMMOND was born about 1790.
iii. James HAMMOND was born about 1800.
iv. Sarah HAMMOND was born about 1800.
v. Nancy Anna HAMMOND was born about 1803.
vi. Dorcas HAMMOND was born about 1803.
vii. Rebecca HAMMOND was born about 1805.
49 viii. Delilah HAMMONDS.
ix. Mary HAMMOND was born about 1808.