Cyrenius was married first to Margaret Coleman. They had at least five children, of whom two did not reach maturity.
The 1873 land ownership map shows that "C.P. Hammond" lived on today what is Rte. 133, just west of Pike's Corner. He moved to Phillips before 1880.
Margaret died in 1899. The following year Cyrenius remarried to Florence V. (Stetson) Thompson, who had been widowed three years prior. They lived in Jay. She died in 1910 and is buried with her first husband.
In 1920 Cyrenius lived with his son Irison, who was his only surviving child.
The 1873 land ownership map shows that "C.P. Hammond" lived on today what is Rte. 133, just west of Pike's Corner. He moved to Phillips before 1880.
Margaret died in 1899. The following year Cyrenius remarried to Florence V. (Stetson) Thompson, who had been widowed three years prior. They lived in Jay. She died in 1910 and is buried with her first husband.
In 1920 Cyrenius lived with his son Irison, who was his only surviving child.
Cyrenius was married first to Margaret Coleman. They had at least five children, of whom two did not reach maturity.
The 1873 land ownership map shows that "C.P. Hammond" lived on today what is Rte. 133, just west of Pike's Corner. He moved to Phillips before 1880.
Margaret died in 1899. The following year Cyrenius remarried to Florence V. (Stetson) Thompson, who had been widowed three years prior. They lived in Jay. She died in 1910 and is buried with her first husband.
In 1920 Cyrenius lived with his son Irison, who was his only surviving child.
The 1873 land ownership map shows that "C.P. Hammond" lived on today what is Rte. 133, just west of Pike's Corner. He moved to Phillips before 1880.
Margaret died in 1899. The following year Cyrenius remarried to Florence V. (Stetson) Thompson, who had been widowed three years prior. They lived in Jay. She died in 1910 and is buried with her first husband.
In 1920 Cyrenius lived with his son Irison, who was his only surviving child.
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