Mr. Hammond Escaped Earthquake
Mrs. Peter Sheehan of 216 Elm Street has received a letter from her brother, Edward Hammond of San Francisco, stating that he, his family and his aunt are safe. They fled to Oakland when the earthquake struck San Francisco. They suffered much. Mr. Hammond served during the Spanish-American War as a member of the Forty-fourth Separate Company and remained in San Francisco when the war closed. At the present time, Mr. Hammond and his family are making their home in a boat on the beach. (Utica Herald-Dispatch, Utica, N. Y., Friday Evening, April 27, 1906)
Ireland, Select Births, 1620-1910 (Ancestry.com) gives DOB as February 18, 1875.
203 Regiment, Co. G
Mrs. Peter Sheehan of 216 Elm Street has received a letter from her brother, Edward Hammond of San Francisco, stating that he, his family and his aunt are safe. They fled to Oakland when the earthquake struck San Francisco. They suffered much. Mr. Hammond served during the Spanish-American War as a member of the Forty-fourth Separate Company and remained in San Francisco when the war closed. At the present time, Mr. Hammond and his family are making their home in a boat on the beach. (Utica Herald-Dispatch, Utica, N. Y., Friday Evening, April 27, 1906)
Ireland, Select Births, 1620-1910 (Ancestry.com) gives DOB as February 18, 1875.
203 Regiment, Co. G
Mr. Hammond Escaped Earthquake
Mrs. Peter Sheehan of 216 Elm Street has received a letter from her brother, Edward Hammond of San Francisco, stating that he, his family and his aunt are safe. They fled to Oakland when the earthquake struck San Francisco. They suffered much. Mr. Hammond served during the Spanish-American War as a member of the Forty-fourth Separate Company and remained in San Francisco when the war closed. At the present time, Mr. Hammond and his family are making their home in a boat on the beach. (Utica Herald-Dispatch, Utica, N. Y., Friday Evening, April 27, 1906)
Ireland, Select Births, 1620-1910 (Ancestry.com) gives DOB as February 18, 1875.
203 Regiment, Co. G
Mrs. Peter Sheehan of 216 Elm Street has received a letter from her brother, Edward Hammond of San Francisco, stating that he, his family and his aunt are safe. They fled to Oakland when the earthquake struck San Francisco. They suffered much. Mr. Hammond served during the Spanish-American War as a member of the Forty-fourth Separate Company and remained in San Francisco when the war closed. At the present time, Mr. Hammond and his family are making their home in a boat on the beach. (Utica Herald-Dispatch, Utica, N. Y., Friday Evening, April 27, 1906)
Ireland, Select Births, 1620-1910 (Ancestry.com) gives DOB as February 18, 1875.
203 Regiment, Co. G
Inscription
Edward P.
Hammond
New York
Act Hospital STD
Hosp. Corps.
Feb. 5, 1875
June 18, 1935
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