From WARREN CO., GA WILLS: WILL OF G.H. HAMMOCK APRIL 19, 1889 P. 432-433
GEORGIA
WARREN COUNTY
G.H. HAMMOCK of said State and County beinf of sound and disposing mind and memory do make this my last will and testament.
ITEM FIRST. I give, bequeath and devise to my son BENJIMAN HAMMOCK his natural life and then to his legal heirs the following property to wit, the lot he lives on bounded on the east of lost of MRS. W.H. JOHNSON on south by fence of my gardon on west by fence between said lot and my shop lot and on north by GEORGIA RAIL ROAD or publick road.
ITEM SECOND. I give bequeath and divise to my son A.S. HAMMOCK his natural life time the following property to wit: the lot known as my shop log and my shop tools and buildings as his on property in fee.
ITEM THIRD. I give bequeath and devise to my son A.S. HAMMOCK and my daughter MISS N.A. HAMMOCK all the remainder of my land their natural life time and then to their children either or both as such be the case.
ITEM FOURTH. I give bequeath and devise to my son A.S. HAMMOCK my pistol, testament and Fiddle. (*under Fiddle is written bittle) I also give bequeath to my grandson GEORGE HAMMOCK my other bittle and to my grandson J.O. HAMMOCK my watch and chain and to my grandson J.A. COPPUCK? the sum of two dollars and to my grandson WM. A. HAMMOCK the sum of two dollars to be paid by my son A.S. HAMMOCK and the remainder of my household and kitchen furniture. I give bequeath and devise to my daughter N.A. HAMMOCK as her own property in fee. I make this my will and testament because my son A.S. HAMMOCK and my daughter N.A. HAMMOCK has nurced and provided for me and their mother in her life time more than all my other childred an grandchildren to gether. So I make this my will and testament as a reward for their services.
ITEM FIFTH. I hereby constitute and appoint my friend JAMES A. SCRUGGS Executor of this my last will and testament this 19TH DAY OF APRIL 1889.
Signed G.H. HAMMOCK
Signed, declared and published by G.H. HAMMOCK as his last will and testament in the presence of us the subscribers who subscribed our names in the presence of said testator at his instance and request and of each other he signing in our presence and we signing in his presence.
J.O. HILL, F.W.
BROWN, M.W. SCRUGGS.
PROVED AUGUST 6, 1894 by oath of JOHN O. HILL, JAMES A. SCRUGGS.
Hammack Cemetery
Fort Payne, Alabama
On April 4, 1997, I listed all identifiable graves in the cemetery. The information collected is listed below.
The cemetery is located at the bottom of the slope of Lookout Mountain near the South end of Fort Payne. It is adjacent to , and just across the Southern Railroad from the land currently owned by the Hammack family. I believe that this land was a part of the original land grants purchased by the Hammacks in the mid 1800s.
It should be noted that there are several unmarked graves. I know the identity of one of them from information given to me by my father. I would like to know the names that go with the other graves. Please let me know if you can identify any of them.
1. Hugh Jack Hammack Mary Lyons
July 20, 1859 Oct. 13, 1862
Dec. 7, 1932 Jan. 23, 1944
HAVING FINISHED LIFE'S DUTIES, THEY NOW SWEETLY REST
Note: This stone was placed by Thomas Hammack, Sr. and the other children in about
1944.
2.Rock marker, no inscription.
3. Rock marker, no inscription.
4. Willoughby Nancy
Hammock Wife of
Willoughby Hammock
Born 1811 Born 1812
Died 1887 Died 1886
Come to a fairer land of pleasures & love to join the
bright band of Angels above.
Note: My father, Thomas Hammack, Sr. indicated that the stone was engraved with the wrong spelling, but the stone cutters would not correct it. The family always used Hammack. Documents with Willoughby's signature had Hammack.
5. Rock marker, no inscription.
6. Rock marker, no inscription.
7. Thomas Hammack
Sept. 4, 1808
Dec. 1, 1881
8. Harriett Jack Hammack
Sept. 14, 1881
June 26, 1889
9. Rock Marker. No inscription.
10. Margie Dau. OF A.E. and E.V. Nappier
Oct. 9, 1915
Dec. 26, 1915
Sleep Sweetly below and Take Thy Rest
God Called Thee Home
11. To my wife Rosie Lee
Wife of M.G. Lyons
Born Dec. 3, 1888
Died May 19, 1913
Gone but not Forgotten
(Has a crown with a cross on it)
12. Johnnie
Son of M.G. & R.L. Lyons
Born on Apr. 11, 1910
Died March 15, 1911
Gone to be an Angel
13. Bernice E.
Dau. Of
M.G. & Rosie Lee Lyons
Born Aug. 5, 1912
Died May 21, 1913
14. To My Wife
Agnes
Wife of M.G. Lyons
Born Jan. 24, 1882
Died Nov. 13, 1906
(Has a crown with a cross on it)
15. Steel Blade. No Inscription visible.
16. Come Ye Blessed
Sarah E. Lyons
Mar. 18, 1841
Dec. 6, 1916
Her Memory Lives With Us Still
17. John Lyons
Born Mar. 8, 1831
Died Oct. 26, 1896
18. H.E.
Wife of
T.F. Hulgan
1859-1909
She was the Sunshine of Our Home.
19. Unmarked but with a basket of flowers on it on 4-4-1997.
20. Wm. T. Hulgan
1887-1907
Gone but not Forgotten
21. T.F. Hulgan
1855-1899
He died as he lived
A Christian
22. Marvin
Infant Son of
T.F. & H.E. Hulgan
At Peace
23. John H. Lyons
Born March 8, 1831
Died Oct. 28, 1896
24 thru 28 Unincribed Rocks
29. F. M. Lyons
Born Dec. 24, 1892
Died May 9, 1894
30. Sarah E. Lyons
Sept. 29, 1894
Oct. 8, 1895
31. Come Ye Blessed
Vashti Wife of
A. F. Lyons
Born Apr. 17, 1867
Died Dec. 21, 1911
A light from our household is gone
32. Come Ye Blessed
Richard F. Lyons
Born Oct. 22, 1865
Died Feb. 14, 1924
Gone but not forgotten
33. Come Ye Blessed
Frances Lyons Burgers
Mar. 23, 1902
Oct. 19, 1947
Meet me in Heaven
34. Uninscribed rock
35. Come Ye Blessed
Myrtle Lyons Madsen
Dec. 28, 1899
Feb. 17, 1975
36. Dorthy V.
Dau. Of
J. G. Shankles
Oct. 15, 1923
Jan. 7, 1921
Safe in the arms of Jesus
37. Paulene
Dau. Of
Luther & Ella
Lyons
Sept. 17, 1924
June 22, 1925
Asleep in the arms of Jesus
Blessed Thought (??)
38. W. S. A. (Bill) Smart
May 1, 1865
July 20, 1946
39. Sarah Smart
(No dates)
40. Billy Smart
(No dates)
41. P. M. smart
(No dates)
42. Cornelia Smart
(No dates)
43. On the East side of the monument (Lookout Mtn. Side)
Willie
Dau. Of
W. S. & Rosner Smart.
Born Jan. 17, 1896
Died March 20, 1913
44. Rosmer Smart
(Confirmed that the spelling on the stone is Rosmer not Rosner as was on the earlier generation stone.
Need to confirm if both are correct or if one is inscribed incorrectly)
(No dates)
45. Stella Mae
Dau . of L. E. & D. E.
Morris
Born Sept. 19, 1912
Died Aug. 2, 1914
46. Baby Lillian Mary
Aug. 25, 1914
Aug. 25, 1914
47-48 Morris
Mother Father
Della Estella Leroy Franklin
Nov. 13, 1894 Aug. 5, 1881
Dec. 16, 1973 Sept. 29, 1832
49. Uninscribed Stone
With Flower pot.
50. Concrete blocks around a child's grave.
Had a flower pot on it, 4-4-1997
?. Rock
May be a foot marker for Sarah ________ or another grave.
51 - 52. Infants of A. L. & M. B. Haas
Feb. 15. 1910
53. Flower with stone.
54. Frank Hughes
PFC. Co. L. ( Infantry 2 Div.
World War II
June 4, 1906
July 18, 1968
55. Vicey L. Howard
Born Nov. 1880
Died Dec. 20, 1965
Our Love One.
(This is a homemade concrete stone with painted recessed letters. The N in ONE is backwards.)
56. J. T. Howard
27 19
Ye
(This is a homemade concrete stone with painted letters.)
Per Alma in California
31 per Alma
29 stone a child
30 child
2 spots at 28. There were 2 rocks there. The space is still there/ She believes that Francis Lyons and
wife Mary Margaret Lyons Hightower are there.
Uncle Maston sisters: 1 lives close Mt. Moriah on Sand Mountain. Another in Alexander City.
Only one of Maston's boy
Cornelia dau of Francis names for Smart.
William Samuel A. Lyons m L. Nancy (Luvicy) Hammack daughter of Willoughby.
Glenda Lyons Tidwell, published family group records that William was wounded in Civil War by a ball that
went through his horse and knocked off a leg.