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My gg grandfather was William E. Hammond (Hammond is spelled in variation of Hammon and Hammons). He married Serena Gentry in Hall Co. Georgia in 1823. They were both listed as being born in SC about 1799. I do not know William Hammond's father, but he must be related to the Hammonds you have listed, i.e. Charles, Mark Elijah and Abner. The fact that my William Hammond married a Gentry and that Mark and Elijah married Gentrys too has to represent a connection. I believe that my William, Mark, Elijah, Charles and Abner are brothers. From other info I gathered, this Elijah listed is an Elijah Hammond Jr. and his father Elijah Sr. whose father before was Peter Hammond and before that Obadiah Hammond Jr. with his father being Obadiah Sr. At any rate I spell my name Hammon, as in Edd Hammon. DNA tests have linked me with several other Hammonds who spell their names Hammons and Hammonds. The variations in spelling does not dispel relationship because of what many did with surnames in the past, and for some reason especially in the south. I am connected to about 6 people living now, and it has been established that my line traces back to the early 1500s in Scarning, Norfork, England. The progenitor to first come to America was John Hammon and his son Ambrose Hammon who settled in Virginia. My phone is 661-805-3049.

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