Patrilineage for Hamman Y-chromosome Project Participant #109236

1) Johannes “John” Haman/Hamann/Hamman Sr. , born ~1720s in Germany or Alsace, first found in 1749 at the Zion Lutheran Church in Oldwick, Hunterdon Co., NJ. Based on deeds records, he likely was married to “Eve”. He signs his last name “Haman” in NJ. Based on deeds, he likely moved to Woodsboro, Frederick Co., MD, where he and his family (name mostly spelled “Hamann”) show up in the St. Peter’s Lutheran Church records from late 1760s until around 1780, when they move to Rockingham Co., VA (name spelled Hamann and Hamman). Moves to Wilkes Co., GA, in around 1784. He shows up in Wilkes County tax records (mostly as John Hamman/Hammond Sr.) until1793 when he presumably died.

2) Abraham Hamman: b. 1754, New Jersey; d. 2-Mar-1844, Vermillion Co., Indiana; married Charity Hammock(?) in Wilkes Co., Georgia on 3-Mar-1784. In 1780, enlisted in Revolutionary War out of Rockingham County, Virginia. Says his father wrote family bible in German. His brother Isaac Hamman was born in Frederick Co., Maryland, on 4-Apr-1763, joined Rev War our of Augusta Co., VA, in 1780, also moved to GA, then to Butler Co., OH where he died 21-Feb-1847.

3) George Hamman: b. 1802, Wilkes Co., Georgia; d. aft 1850, Polk Co., Iowa; m. Susanna Rodney.

4) Leander Hamman: b. 2-May-1834, Vermillion Co., Indiana; d. 2-Jun-1875, Polk Co., Iowa; m. Mary Curl.

5) William Albert Hamman: b. 3-Oct-1865, Des Moines, Iowa; d. 1951, Bethany, Oklahoma; m. Katherine Saylor

6) father

7) Participant #109236