Marriage: 04 Mar 1781, Perquimans County, North Carolina, 5 children of this marriage
Charles was a 6th generation Hamlin in America (click on his father link, etc)
Charles' Hamlin lineage:
Father: Stephen Hamlin
Grandfather: Charles Hamlin
1st GGF: Stephen Hamlin III
2nd GGF: Stephen Hamlin II
3rd GGF: Stephen Hamlin I
An inventory from the artifacts found in the saddle bags of Charles Hamlin, examined the 30th of fourth month, 1809 by Samuel Davis, Thomas Ball, Israel Gaskill, Nathan Ball and John Johnson. A bundle endorsed Akron Stanton, a small piece of muslin, a bill of repairs done to a watch, amount 10-6, an order from Robert French on Joseph Cargo, a letter directed to Mike Mary, a paper endorsed bank note $265 to William Hamlin, a small containing sundry memorandums, a bundle of bank notes $115.06 in silver in a paper endorsed William Hamlin, bank notes loose in his pocket book $245, a paper endorsed John Hamlin containing $22, bank notes $8 loose in his pocket book, a paper enclosing $55 in bank notes and 45¢ in silver endorsed (somebody) Felts, a paper containing $30 in bank notes endorsed Akron Stanton, a small book of amounts with a leather cover, a leather bag containing $40 in silver, some silver tied up in a paper endorsed $7 for Timothy (somebody) ditto endorsed $10 for Aaron Stanton, a linen bag containing $41 in silver, a linen bag containing $67.30 in silver, a striped bag containing $175 in silver, a striped bag containing $71.60, a linen bag containing $35.12½, a small bag found in his pocket containing $17, money loose in his pocket $1.41.
Charles was a 6th generation Hamlin in America (click on his father link, etc)
Charles' Hamlin lineage:
Father: Stephen Hamlin
Grandfather: Charles Hamlin
1st GGF: Stephen Hamlin III
2nd GGF: Stephen Hamlin II
3rd GGF: Stephen Hamlin I
An inventory from the artifacts found in the saddle bags of Charles Hamlin, examined the 30th of fourth month, 1809 by Samuel Davis, Thomas Ball, Israel Gaskill, Nathan Ball and John Johnson. A bundle endorsed Akron Stanton, a small piece of muslin, a bill of repairs done to a watch, amount 10-6, an order from Robert French on Joseph Cargo, a letter directed to Mike Mary, a paper endorsed bank note $265 to William Hamlin, a small containing sundry memorandums, a bundle of bank notes $115.06 in silver in a paper endorsed William Hamlin, bank notes loose in his pocket book $245, a paper endorsed John Hamlin containing $22, bank notes $8 loose in his pocket book, a paper enclosing $55 in bank notes and 45¢ in silver endorsed (somebody) Felts, a paper containing $30 in bank notes endorsed Akron Stanton, a small book of amounts with a leather cover, a leather bag containing $40 in silver, some silver tied up in a paper endorsed $7 for Timothy (somebody) ditto endorsed $10 for Aaron Stanton, a linen bag containing $41 in silver, a linen bag containing $67.30 in silver, a striped bag containing $175 in silver, a striped bag containing $71.60, a linen bag containing $35.12½, a small bag found in his pocket containing $17, money loose in his pocket $1.41.
Marriage: 04 Mar 1781, Perquimans County, North Carolina, 5 children of this marriage
Charles was a 6th generation Hamlin in America (click on his father link, etc)
Charles' Hamlin lineage:
Father: Stephen Hamlin
Grandfather: Charles Hamlin
1st GGF: Stephen Hamlin III
2nd GGF: Stephen Hamlin II
3rd GGF: Stephen Hamlin I
An inventory from the artifacts found in the saddle bags of Charles Hamlin, examined the 30th of fourth month, 1809 by Samuel Davis, Thomas Ball, Israel Gaskill, Nathan Ball and John Johnson. A bundle endorsed Akron Stanton, a small piece of muslin, a bill of repairs done to a watch, amount 10-6, an order from Robert French on Joseph Cargo, a letter directed to Mike Mary, a paper endorsed bank note $265 to William Hamlin, a small containing sundry memorandums, a bundle of bank notes $115.06 in silver in a paper endorsed William Hamlin, bank notes loose in his pocket book $245, a paper endorsed John Hamlin containing $22, bank notes $8 loose in his pocket book, a paper enclosing $55 in bank notes and 45¢ in silver endorsed (somebody) Felts, a paper containing $30 in bank notes endorsed Akron Stanton, a small book of amounts with a leather cover, a leather bag containing $40 in silver, some silver tied up in a paper endorsed $7 for Timothy (somebody) ditto endorsed $10 for Aaron Stanton, a linen bag containing $41 in silver, a linen bag containing $67.30 in silver, a striped bag containing $175 in silver, a striped bag containing $71.60, a linen bag containing $35.12½, a small bag found in his pocket containing $17, money loose in his pocket $1.41.
Charles was a 6th generation Hamlin in America (click on his father link, etc)
Charles' Hamlin lineage:
Father: Stephen Hamlin
Grandfather: Charles Hamlin
1st GGF: Stephen Hamlin III
2nd GGF: Stephen Hamlin II
3rd GGF: Stephen Hamlin I
An inventory from the artifacts found in the saddle bags of Charles Hamlin, examined the 30th of fourth month, 1809 by Samuel Davis, Thomas Ball, Israel Gaskill, Nathan Ball and John Johnson. A bundle endorsed Akron Stanton, a small piece of muslin, a bill of repairs done to a watch, amount 10-6, an order from Robert French on Joseph Cargo, a letter directed to Mike Mary, a paper endorsed bank note $265 to William Hamlin, a small containing sundry memorandums, a bundle of bank notes $115.06 in silver in a paper endorsed William Hamlin, bank notes loose in his pocket book $245, a paper endorsed John Hamlin containing $22, bank notes $8 loose in his pocket book, a paper enclosing $55 in bank notes and 45¢ in silver endorsed (somebody) Felts, a paper containing $30 in bank notes endorsed Akron Stanton, a small book of amounts with a leather cover, a leather bag containing $40 in silver, some silver tied up in a paper endorsed $7 for Timothy (somebody) ditto endorsed $10 for Aaron Stanton, a linen bag containing $41 in silver, a linen bag containing $67.30 in silver, a striped bag containing $175 in silver, a striped bag containing $71.60, a linen bag containing $35.12½, a small bag found in his pocket containing $17, money loose in his pocket $1.41.
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