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William John Ham

Birth1822 - Franklin County, North Carolina, USA
Death1 Oct 1889 - Sprott, Perry, Alabama, United States
MotherRebecca Foster
FatherJohn Hamm

Born in Franklin County, North Carolina, USA on 1822 to John Hamm and Rebecca Foster. William John Ham married Eliza Morton and had 13 children. He passed away on 1 Oct 1889 in Sprott, Perry, Alabama, United States.

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John Hamm
1790 - 1825
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Rebecca Foster
1790 - 1851
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Eliza Morton
1831 - 1895
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Nancy Ann (Nannie) Hamm
1865 - 1932
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Robert Solomon Ham
1848 - 1912
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Martha J (Mattie) Ham
1863 - 1892
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Henry T Hamm
1871 - 1930
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John Thomas Ham
1851 - 1905
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Mary C. Hamm
1855 - 1928
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Reuben G. Ham
1854 - 1935
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Theatta Bodorah "Dora" Hamm
1868 - 1934
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Francis "Frank" James Hamm
1857 - 1923
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William Perry Ham
1852 - 1904
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Evelona M Ham
1880 - Unknown
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Georgia Ham
1849 - 1860
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Samuel Thomas Ham
1855 - 1913

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