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Note: According to his father's will, "My son Thomas Hames living in the west has had his equal shear (sic) of my Estate in land....." Thomas and Sarah show up in the 1850 census for Carroll County, Tennessee.

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Given Name: Thomas

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Hames, Charles D. (b. ABT 1793, d. BEF 1850)

Note: According to his father's will, "also my son Charly Hames has had his equal shear (sic) in land and do not intend him to have any thing more of mine." He appears in the 1830 census for Union County, but he also "went west". He died before the 1850 petition of the grandchildren because the petition mentions: "John Hames and Hannah Hames, children of Charles Hames, dec'd, a son of the testator. There were several minor children of said Charles Hames, dec'd. names unknown." Census records of 1850, 1860, and 1870 for Hardin County, Tennessee, and conversations with a decendant provided the names of Charles' children, all born in Tennessee. Hannah, Jane, and Cyrus are buried in the Hames Cemetary located about seven miles east of Savannah, Tennessee.

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Given Name: Charles D.

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Hames, William B. (b. ABT 1795, d. 18 Dec 1873)

Note: William married his cousin Elizabeth Hames.

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BIRTH: William died in 1873 and left everything to Deborah Ann: "To my beloved wife D.A.Hames all of the tract I now live on, with all household furniture, etc. At her death to go to my son William who is about 6 years old. If he dies without heirs, to go to heirs of my son Thomas Hames. Also to wife, my slaves, Will, Anderson, Cole, Ned, Daniel, Henry, Fan, Frank, Soo, Hariet, Sylvia, Susa, & Roda. Also to my son, Thomas, all my interest - 1/3- of the tract he now lives on ....Son Thomas may have all.. his smith work done here as long as my shop is kept up.."

Deborah sold all her land in 1888 at Jonesville on 10 January 1888. D. Ann Hames of Union County to D.W. Fowler for $3, 750.00 360 acres on S side Jonesville, W.F. Hames (her son) to D.W. Fowler for $5.00 all my interest in 360 acres on S. side of Jonesville. She was living with her son in the 1900 census.
She died in 1902, and is buried at the Gilead Cemetary near Jonesville, SC QUAY 2

BURIAL: PLAC Gilead Baptist Church Cemetery, Jonesville, SC

Given Name: William B.

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Hames, James (b. ABT 1797, d. ?)

Note: James and Sarah Hames were among the first settlers in Habersham County, Georgia, where they moved before 1840. They might have had more children, but only two are known through the records.

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DEATH: DATE pre 1863

BURIAL: PLAC Bethany Baptist Cemetery Habersham County, Ga