| Marv Hamm's Genealogy Home Page -- Photo Album 5 |
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| Photos contributed by Wanda Spencer Scott and Shane Spencer |
| Frank Williams and Harriet "Hattie" Milviney Williams Hamm Hattie was the wife of Henry Theodore Hamm Frank Williams is Hattie's brother Frank and Hattie were children of James Williams and Elizabeth Mulder / Muldrew or Mullinger (?) of Perry Co., Al. (see note at bottom of page) |
| Guy Spencer and Sally Audrey ( Audrey ) Hamm Spencer Audrey was the daughter of Henry T. Hamm and Hattie Williams Hamm |
| Lee Roy Harland and Zula Elizabeth Hamm ( Zula was the daughter of Henry and Hattie Hamm ) babies (L/R): John Hiram Harland & Beryl Elizabeth Harland |
| Guy Spencer husband of Sally Audrey (Audrey) Hamm pictured in WW I uniform |
| Sally Audrey (Audrey) Hamm Spencer wife of Guy Spencer and daughter of Henry and Hattie Hamm |
| Annie Mae Hamm Wright daughter of Henry and Hattie Hamm and wife of James Wright |
| Everlue Hamm Green daughter of Henry and Hattie Hamm and wife of William Frank "Bill" Green March 17, 1953 |
| Elmer Cecil Hamm Sally Audrey (Audrey) Hamm Spencer Everlue Hamm Green children of Henry and Hattie Hamm |
| Guy Spencer husband of Sally Audrey (Audrey) Hamm |
Partial Family Tree and Line of Descent from Henry Theodore Hamm and Harriet Milviney Williams Henry Theodore Hamm -- his desendants and family members at Redwater Cemetery, Redwater, Texas |
| Henry Theodore Hamm sitting on his porch with his fiddle -- youngest son of William and Eliza Ham of Perry County, Alabama 4.5 mb "jpg" image of the above photo Download 1.63 mb noise filtered version of above |
Note: Elizabeth Mullinger (verbal family history from Texas) was likely to have been Elizabeth Mulder (previously Muldrew family --
Ga. 1834). See references: "Alabama Folk Pottery" by Joey Brackner, 2006, The University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa, Alabama;
published with the cooperation of the Birmingham Museum of Art. Harriet Milviney Williams' brother was Frank Williams.
Ga. 1834). See references: "Alabama Folk Pottery" by Joey Brackner, 2006, The University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa, Alabama;
published with the cooperation of the Birmingham Museum of Art. Harriet Milviney Williams' brother was Frank Williams.