Son Of Isaac Franklin And Lydia Morgan (Mendenhall) Hammer.
m. Rachel Lewis 6 June 1810 in Lost Creek, TN
11 Children were born to this union
Mahlon : 3 Mar 1811 ~ 15 Dec 1831
Seth : 24 Apr 1813 ~ 10 Mar 1881
Susannah : 16 Oct 1815 ~ 17 Sep 1890
Henry : 15 Dec 1817 ~ 3 Dec 1879
Jesse : 4 Oct 1820 ~ 2 Sep 1873
Ira : 9 Mar 1823 ~ Abt. 1858
Lydia : 6 Oct 1825 ~ Aug 1827
Elisha : 30 Apr 1828 ~ 19 May 1907
Aaron : 2 Jun 1831 ~ 11 Nov 1914
Mary : 15 Nov 1833 ~ 29 Aug 1874
Isaac : 20 Jun 1836 ~ 6 Sep 1862
In 1846 Elisha Hammer and his wife Rachel and the following party left Tennessee in six covered wagons for Iowa. Seth and Mrs. Elizabeth, Henry and Mrs. Hannah, Zachariah, Ira, Betsy Ann, Mahlon, Jess and Mrs. Lucinda Aaron Thompson, John Henry, Ira and Mrs. Sarah, Mary Jane and four that were not married Elisha, Polly and grandson Mahlon - also Isaac. They spent the winter of 1846 and 1847 at Richland, Iowa. Elisha Hammer taught school that winter and in the spring of 1847 came to Jasper county. Settled at Amboy switch. He resided there until his death in 1847. He organized the Friends Church there. His death came at Pleasant Plain, where he was on a visit and was buried there. Elisha Hammer owned a flour mill in New Market, Tennessee which was operated by sons Seth and Jessie. When they arrived they would sell their cargo and boat returning home on a steamboat.
m. Rachel Lewis 6 June 1810 in Lost Creek, TN
11 Children were born to this union
Mahlon : 3 Mar 1811 ~ 15 Dec 1831
Seth : 24 Apr 1813 ~ 10 Mar 1881
Susannah : 16 Oct 1815 ~ 17 Sep 1890
Henry : 15 Dec 1817 ~ 3 Dec 1879
Jesse : 4 Oct 1820 ~ 2 Sep 1873
Ira : 9 Mar 1823 ~ Abt. 1858
Lydia : 6 Oct 1825 ~ Aug 1827
Elisha : 30 Apr 1828 ~ 19 May 1907
Aaron : 2 Jun 1831 ~ 11 Nov 1914
Mary : 15 Nov 1833 ~ 29 Aug 1874
Isaac : 20 Jun 1836 ~ 6 Sep 1862
In 1846 Elisha Hammer and his wife Rachel and the following party left Tennessee in six covered wagons for Iowa. Seth and Mrs. Elizabeth, Henry and Mrs. Hannah, Zachariah, Ira, Betsy Ann, Mahlon, Jess and Mrs. Lucinda Aaron Thompson, John Henry, Ira and Mrs. Sarah, Mary Jane and four that were not married Elisha, Polly and grandson Mahlon - also Isaac. They spent the winter of 1846 and 1847 at Richland, Iowa. Elisha Hammer taught school that winter and in the spring of 1847 came to Jasper county. Settled at Amboy switch. He resided there until his death in 1847. He organized the Friends Church there. His death came at Pleasant Plain, where he was on a visit and was buried there. Elisha Hammer owned a flour mill in New Market, Tennessee which was operated by sons Seth and Jessie. When they arrived they would sell their cargo and boat returning home on a steamboat.
Son Of Isaac Franklin And Lydia Morgan (Mendenhall) Hammer.
m. Rachel Lewis 6 June 1810 in Lost Creek, TN
11 Children were born to this union
Mahlon : 3 Mar 1811 ~ 15 Dec 1831
Seth : 24 Apr 1813 ~ 10 Mar 1881
Susannah : 16 Oct 1815 ~ 17 Sep 1890
Henry : 15 Dec 1817 ~ 3 Dec 1879
Jesse : 4 Oct 1820 ~ 2 Sep 1873
Ira : 9 Mar 1823 ~ Abt. 1858
Lydia : 6 Oct 1825 ~ Aug 1827
Elisha : 30 Apr 1828 ~ 19 May 1907
Aaron : 2 Jun 1831 ~ 11 Nov 1914
Mary : 15 Nov 1833 ~ 29 Aug 1874
Isaac : 20 Jun 1836 ~ 6 Sep 1862
In 1846 Elisha Hammer and his wife Rachel and the following party left Tennessee in six covered wagons for Iowa. Seth and Mrs. Elizabeth, Henry and Mrs. Hannah, Zachariah, Ira, Betsy Ann, Mahlon, Jess and Mrs. Lucinda Aaron Thompson, John Henry, Ira and Mrs. Sarah, Mary Jane and four that were not married Elisha, Polly and grandson Mahlon - also Isaac. They spent the winter of 1846 and 1847 at Richland, Iowa. Elisha Hammer taught school that winter and in the spring of 1847 came to Jasper county. Settled at Amboy switch. He resided there until his death in 1847. He organized the Friends Church there. His death came at Pleasant Plain, where he was on a visit and was buried there. Elisha Hammer owned a flour mill in New Market, Tennessee which was operated by sons Seth and Jessie. When they arrived they would sell their cargo and boat returning home on a steamboat.
m. Rachel Lewis 6 June 1810 in Lost Creek, TN
11 Children were born to this union
Mahlon : 3 Mar 1811 ~ 15 Dec 1831
Seth : 24 Apr 1813 ~ 10 Mar 1881
Susannah : 16 Oct 1815 ~ 17 Sep 1890
Henry : 15 Dec 1817 ~ 3 Dec 1879
Jesse : 4 Oct 1820 ~ 2 Sep 1873
Ira : 9 Mar 1823 ~ Abt. 1858
Lydia : 6 Oct 1825 ~ Aug 1827
Elisha : 30 Apr 1828 ~ 19 May 1907
Aaron : 2 Jun 1831 ~ 11 Nov 1914
Mary : 15 Nov 1833 ~ 29 Aug 1874
Isaac : 20 Jun 1836 ~ 6 Sep 1862
In 1846 Elisha Hammer and his wife Rachel and the following party left Tennessee in six covered wagons for Iowa. Seth and Mrs. Elizabeth, Henry and Mrs. Hannah, Zachariah, Ira, Betsy Ann, Mahlon, Jess and Mrs. Lucinda Aaron Thompson, John Henry, Ira and Mrs. Sarah, Mary Jane and four that were not married Elisha, Polly and grandson Mahlon - also Isaac. They spent the winter of 1846 and 1847 at Richland, Iowa. Elisha Hammer taught school that winter and in the spring of 1847 came to Jasper county. Settled at Amboy switch. He resided there until his death in 1847. He organized the Friends Church there. His death came at Pleasant Plain, where he was on a visit and was buried there. Elisha Hammer owned a flour mill in New Market, Tennessee which was operated by sons Seth and Jessie. When they arrived they would sell their cargo and boat returning home on a steamboat.
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