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Allan Glen Hubbard was born 16 April 1900 in Arkansas.^1,5 He was the son of William J Hubbard and Mary Lou Simmons.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in his parent's household.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in his parent's household.²

Allan registered for the World War I Selective Service Draft 12 September 1918 in North Little Rock, Pulaski Co, Arkansas, where he lived at 1812 Main Street and worked as a "car appr" for E F Stroeh [a superintendent of the Missouri-Pacific Railroad in Little Rock]. He named Mr and Mrs W J Hubbard as father and mother and nearest relative; medium height, slender build, had brown eyes and brown hair.⁵ He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in his parent's household; he was a laborer for a railroad.³

Allan married May [-?-] between 1923 and 1924.⁴

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, enumerated 15 April 1930. Household: Allen Hubbard (30), May (wif - 30), Juanita (dau - 1), and Anna (dau[sis] - 21), residing at 1812 Main Street, North Little Rock, where Allen was a carpenter renting rooms in his father's home.⁴

Annie Lou Hubbard was born in July 1908 in Arkansas.¹ She was the daughter of William J Hubbard and Mary Lou Simmons.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household.¹

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household.² Annie Lou Hubbard appeared on the 1930 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in the household of Allan Glen Hubbard brother; she worked as a clerk in a Baptist church.³

Arthur S Hubbard was born between 1902 and 1903 in Arkansas.¹ He was the son of William J Hubbard and Mary Lou Simmons.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in his parent's household.¹ Arthur S Hubbard appeared on the 1920 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in his parent's household; he was a laborer for a railroad.²

Edith Clara Hubbard was born in January 1897 in Arkansas.¹ She was the daughter of William J Hubbard and Mary Lou Simmons.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household.² Edith Clara Hubbard appeared on the 1920 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household; she worked as a stenographer in an office.³ She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household; she worked as a stenographer in a law office.⁴

Elmer Hubbard was the son of [-?-] Hubbard and Annie B Lee.¹

Jeffie Hubbard was the son of [-?-] Hubbard and Annie B Lee.¹

Juanita Hubbard was born between 1928 and 1929 in Arkansas.¹ She was the daughter of Allan Glen Hubbard and May [-?-].¹

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household.¹

William J Hubbard was born in February 1862 in Wisconsin.¹

William married Mary Lou Simmons, daughter of Wilson Glenn Simmons and Rebecca Catherine Conley, between 1889 and 1890.^5,1

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, enumerated 18 June 1900. Household: Willie J Hubbard (38), Mollie (wif - 32), May (dau - 6), Edith (dau - 3), and Allen (son - 1/12), residing in Hill Township, where Willie J was a carpenter in a railway shop and he rented his home.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, enumerated 29 April 1910. Household: William J Hubbard (48), Mary L (wif - 42), May W (dau - 16), Edith C (dau - 13), Allen G (son - 10), Arthur S (son - 7), and Annie L (dau - 1&9/12), residing at 1812 Main Street, Argenta city, where William J was a carpenter for a railway shop and he owned his home free of mortgage.²

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, enumerated 19 January 1920. Household: Willie J Hubbard (57), Marylou (wif - 52), Willie Mae (dau - 25), Clara E (dau - 22), Allen Glenn (son - 19), Arthur (son - 17), and Anne Lou (dau - 11), residing at 1812 Main Street, North Little Rock, where Willie J was a carpeneter for a railroad and owned his home free of mortgage.³

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, enumerated 15 April 1930. Household: William Hubbard (68), Mary (wif - 62), May (dau - 36), and Edith (dau - 33), residing at 1812 Main Street, North Little Rock where William was retired and owned his home valued at $4000.⁴

William J Hubbard died 27 February 1938 in Pulaski Co, Arkansas.⁶

William married Florence C Rudd, daughter of Joseph R Rudd and Rachel Caroline Maples, 19 October 1882 in Fulton Co, Georgia.^1,2

Willie May Hubbard was born in February 1894 in Georgia.¹ She was the daughter of William J Hubbard and Mary Lou Simmons.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household.² Willie May Hubbard appeared on the 1920 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household; she worked as a stenographer in an office.³ She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Pulaski Co, Arkansas, in her parent's household; she worked as a stenographer in a law office.⁴

[-?-] Hubbard was also known as [-?-] Hibbert.

[-?-] married Annie B Lee, daughter of John James Lee and Catherine Virginia Moran, between 1894 and 1895.¹

Henry J Hubert was born 14 November 1896 in Paris, Mecosta Co, Michigan.^2,1

Henry married Annie F [-?-] circa 1922.³

Henry registered for the World War II Selective Service Draft 27 April 1942 and he lived at 823 North Barton Street, Arlington, Virginia. He named Charles L Myers of 819 North Barton Street as a person who would know his address. He worked for Thomas M Wilson in Lynhaven, Fairfax County, Virginia. His height was 5'-6", weight 142 pounds, had brown eyes, gray hair and ruddy complexion - he had tatoos on both arms.²

Henry J Hubert died 27 April 1959 in Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia, at age 62.¹

Henry J Hubert is the son of Henry J Hubert and Annie F [-?-].¹

Elizabeth married John Crawford.¹

Effie married Louis Tillman Loughmiller.

Giles Hudspeth was born circa 1808.¹

Giles married Ann May Alley, daughter of James Paul Alley and Mabel Poston.¹

Nancy Elizabeth Huey was born in May 1860 in Georgia.¹

Nancy married William Joseph Alley, son of Paul Augustus Cunningham Alley and Sarah Ann Mehaffey, between July 1880 and December 1881.¹ Nancy Elizabeth Huey appeared on the 1900 federal census of Paulding Co, Georgia, in the household of William Joseph Alley; all six of her children were alive in 1900.¹ Nancy Elizabeth Huey appeared on the 1910 federal census of Paulding Co, Georgia, in the household of William Joseph Alley; all six of her children were alive in 1910.²

Nancy Elizabeth Huey died 8 April 1936 in Paulding Co, Georgia, at age 75.³

Winfield married Sarah Ella Merchant, daughter of Isaac Merchant and Nancy Caylor, 10 June 1879.^1,2

Resided at Springfield, Ohio, in 1913 and Urbana, Ohio, in 1918.^1,3

[-?-] married Nellie Green, daughter of Granville Green and Eliza Miller.

[-?-] Huffman died likely 16 June 1922 and likely in Indiana.

Eunice Huggins was also known as Eunice Higgins.¹

Eunice married Isaac Fish, son of Isaac Fish, 26 April 1800.^2,3

Susannah married Isaac Fish, son of Isaac Fish, in 1782.^1,2

Susannah Huggins died in August 1795.^3,4

Judith Hughes was the daughter of Humphrey Hughes.

Judith married Jacob Spicer, son of Jacob Spicer and Judith [-?-].

Judith Hughes died in 1747.

Nat C Hughes was born between 1904 and 1905.²

Nat married Celeste Jacoway, daughter of John Price Jacoway and Carrie Lee Pace, between 1928 and 1929.^1,2

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Hamilton Co, Tennessee, enumerated 4 April 1930. Household: Nat C Hughes (25), and Celeste J (wif - 21), residing at 501 East 5th Street, Chattanooga, where he worked as a superintendent at an insurance company - he rented his home for $55/month and had a radio set.²

Dr Nathaniel C Hughes is the son of Nat C Hughes and Celeste Jacoway.¹

Oliver married Emma C Young, daughter of William Hyter Young and Mary Jane Hendrix, circa 1871.^1,2

Rebecca Hughes was born between 1764 and 1765.¹

Rebecca married John Clutch, son of Daniel McClutchey and Sarah Adams, 29 May 1784 in Allentown, Monmouth Co, Province of New Jersey.^1,2

Rebecca Hughes died 22 February 1808 in New Jersey.^3,1,2

Rebecca was buried in Allentown, Monmouth Co, New Jersey.¹

Timothy Stephen Hughes is the son of Rev William Jacoway Hughes and Elizabeth Walker.¹

Rev William Jacoway Hughes was born 10 November 1932.^1,2 He was the son of Nat C Hughes and Celeste Jacoway.³

His Social Security Number was 262-40-0741, issued before 1951 in Florida.²

He received his Bachelor of Divinity degree from Yale University in 1957.⁴

Rev William Jacoway Hughes died 4 December 2001 at age 69 (last residence was San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.)^4,2

John married Leanora June Lyne, daughter of Robert M Lyne and Minerva [-?-].¹

Melissa Jane Hughs was born between 1822 and 1827 (Jane was born in NC according to the 1850 census and TN according to the 1870-80 censuses - her father was born in VA and her mother in NC according to the 1880 census.)^1,5

Melissa married Parker Rudd, son of John Rudd and Elizabeth Edmundson, 31 July 1845 in McMinn Co, Tennessee.^6,7

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Polk Co, Tennessee, in the household of Parker Rudd.¹

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of McMinn Co, Tennessee, in the household of John Rudd, her father-in-law.²

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of McMinn Co, Tennessee, in the household of Parker Rudd, where she was marked as not able to read or write.³

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of McMinn Co, Tennessee, in the household of Parker Rudd.⁴

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of McMinn Co, Tennessee, in the household of Parker Rudd.⁵

Nancy Hughs was born in October 1787 in Virginia Colony.^1,2 She was the daughter of Theophilus Hughs and Elizabeth Settle.³

Nancy married Brooksley Modesitt.³

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Clay Co, Indiana, in the household of Brooksley Modesitt.¹

Nancy Hughs died 28 September 1880 likely in Clay Co, Indiana, at age 92.²

Nancy was buried in Billtown Cemetery, Billtown, Clay Co, Indiana.²

Theophilus married Elizabeth Settle, daughter of Reuben Settle and Susannah Lyne.¹

He appeared in the personal 1788-1804 property tax lists for in Loudoun Co, Virginia.²

Theophilus left a will 24 February 1802 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, in which he was noted as being of Cameron Parish.³

Theophilus Hughs died between 25 February 1802 and 14 May 1804 likely in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^4,5,6

Theophilus Hughs was named in the will of Reuben Settle as a provider of security bond 5 April 1803 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^7,8

The estate of Theophilus Hughs was inventoried 4 October 1804 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, by Ariss Buckner, Moses James and John Kimbler - returned to court on 9 Apr 1805. Estate household items valued at £127.13.0.⁹

Burl married Mattie Viola Whisler, daughter of Jacob Riley Whisler and Margaret Jane Caylor.¹

Edward Hull is the son of James Mitchell Hull and Ellen Young.¹

Hope Hull was born in 1677 in Portsmouth, Province of New Hampshire.¹

Hope married Caleb Winget, son of John Winget and Mary Nutter, circa 1703 in Portsmouth, Province of New Hampshire.^2,3,4

James Hull Jr is the son of James Mitchell Hull and Ellen Young.¹

William Hull is the son of James Mitchell Hull and Ellen Young.¹

Rebecca Hulse was born in St Mary's Co, Maryland.¹

Rebecca married John Moran before 1748 likely in Charles Co, Province of Maryland.^2,1

Rebecca Hulse died circa 1777.¹

Adaline D Hummer was born between 1850 and 1851 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of George Washington Hummer and Leah J Tippett.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of George Washington Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in her father's household.²

Adaline married John R Craven, son of James F Craven and Abigail [-?-], 5 December 1872 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^3,4 Adaline D Hummer appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in her father's household; she was widowed.³

Alfred Hummer was born between 1835 and 1836 in Ohio.¹ He was the son of John Hummer and Charlotte Lucas.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, in the household of John Hummer.¹

Alice A Hummer was born between 1859 and 1860 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of James C Hummer and Annie A Whaley.³

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Petersburg, Virginia, in the household of James C Hummer.¹

Alice married George E Cole.³ Alice A Hummer appeared on the 1880 federal census of Baltimore, Maryland, in the household of James C Hummer [her father].²

Alice M Hummer was born in August 1864.¹ She was the daughter of Braden Ezra Hummer and Laura T Whaley.¹

Alice M Hummer died 4 June 1865 in Guilford Station (now Sterling), Loudoun Co, Virginia.¹

Alpheus P Hummer was born in September 1849 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^2,1 He was the son of George Washington Hummer and Leah J Tippett.⁶

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of James W Hummer.¹

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of George Washington Hummer.²

He appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in his father's household.³

Alpheus married first Martha Blincoe, daughter of Albert T Blincoe and Mary E Birch, 3 October 1878 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.⁶

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 11 June 1880. Household: Alpheus P Hummer (30), Martha B (wif - 31), Henry (son - 1), Laura (dau - 14), and Altie (dau - 11), residing in Broad Run district where Alpheus P was a carpenter.⁴

Alpheus P Hummer was listed in records of the death of Martha Blincoe 1 September 1883.⁷

Alpheus married second Clara C Burdette between 1889 and 1890.⁵

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 7 June 1900. Household: Alpheus Hummer (50), Clara (wif - 35), Maud V (dau - 9), Milton L (son - 6), Vernon E (son - 4), and Elton (son - 1), residing in the Broad Run district where Alpheus was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.⁵

Alpheus P Hummer died in May 1938 at age 88.⁸

Alpheus was buried in Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alexandria, Virginia.⁸

Amos Hummer was born 5 May 1800 in Virginia.^2,1,4 He was the son of Peter Hummer.

Note - - Amos Hummer is listed as a son of Peter Hummer based on proximity in the 1840 census and this is consistent with the 1820 and 1830 census data.¹

Amos arrived in Sugar Creek Township, Greene County, in 1829.⁵

Amos married Sarah Shoemaker.²

He appeared on the 1840 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, on census date 1 Jun 1840. Household of Amos Hummer: two males <5, two males 5-10, one male 30-40 (Amos), one female <5, one female 5-10, and one female 20-30, residing in Caesars Creek Township.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, enumerated 12 August 1850. Household: Amos Hummer (48), Sarah (38), Susan (17), George (14), Frederick (13), Nancy (12), Washington (10), Amos (8), David (6), Mary (5), Elizabeth (4), Ruth M (2), and Levi (7/12), residing in Ross Township where Amos was a farmer.²

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Delaware Co, Indiana, enumerated 6 June 1860. Household: Amos Hammer (60), Sarah (49), Washington (20), Sarah Jane (15), Amos (18), David (17), Ruth (12), Levi H (10), and James (8), residing in Niles Township, Albany post office, where Amos was a farmer with real estate valued at $1,500 and personal property at $50.³

Amos Hummer died 18 March 1893 at age 92.⁴

Amos was buried in IOOF Cemetery, Dunkirk, Jay Co, Indiana.⁴

Amos Hummer was born between 1841 and 1842 in Ohio.¹ He was the son of Amos Hummer and Sarah Shoemaker.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, in the household of Amos Hummer.¹ Amos Hummer appeared on the 1860 federal census of Delaware Co, Indiana, in the household of Amos Hummer; he was a laboer.²

He appeared on a list of Civil War draft registrants for the 5th Congressional District in Indiana in Jun 1863; age 21, farmer, single, born in Ohio.³

Ann Hummer was born between 1857 and 1858 in Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of George W Hummer and Emelline C Miller.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Morgan Co, Illinois, in the household of George W Hummer.¹

Ann W Hummer was born between 1846 and 1847 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of James W Hummer and Frances E Rollison.¹

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of James W Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Alexandria Co, Virginia, in the household of James W Hummer.²

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Coshocton Co, Ohio, in the household of James W Hummer.³

Annie E Hummer was born 21 June 1854 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^1,4 She was the daughter of George Washington Hummer and Leah J Tippett.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of George Washington Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in her father's household.²

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in her father's household.³

Annie L Hummer was born 29 January 1877 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^4,2 She was the daughter of Levi M Hummer and Annie Rachel Hummer.²

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of Levi M Hummer.²

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.³

Annie Rachel Hummer was born between 1833 and 1838 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^1,7 She was the daughter of Washington Hummer and Martena Bayle Fox.⁷

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Washington Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Washington Hummer.²

Annie married Levi M Hummer, son of Levi Hummer and Martha Bridges, 12 February 1861 in Arcola, Loudoun Co, Virginia.⁷

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Levi M Hummer.³

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of Levi M Hummer.⁴ Annie Rachel Hummer appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of Levi M Hummer; all seven of her children were alive in 1900.⁵

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of Levi M Hummer.⁶

Aqualina M Hummer was born in December 1861 in Virginia.³ She was the daughter of Levi M Hummer and Annie Rachel Hummer.³

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Levi M Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.²

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.³

Asbury Lee Hummer was born 27 April 1866 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^1,2 She was the daughter of Braden Ezra Hummer and Laura T Whaley.¹

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Braden Ezra Hummer.¹

Asbury Lee Hummer died 10 August 1877 in Dranesville, Fairfax Co, Virginia, at age 11.³

Aubrey L Hummer was born 20 December 1885 in Guilford (near) (now Sterling), Loudoun Co, Virginia.^1,2 He was the son of Walter V Hummer and Mary E "Mollie" Bridges.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.¹ Aubrey L Hummer was listed in the WWII draft registration record of John William Jenkins Jr 24 August 1942.³

Benjamin Hummer was born between 1812 and 1815.^2,3 He was the son of Thomas Hummer and Nancy McIntosh.⁴

Benjamin married first Dorothy R Noble, daughter of John S Noble and Ann [-?-], 23 February 1838 in Shelburne Parish, Loudoun Co, Virginia, (date of bond - John S Noble attests ages.)⁵

He appeared on the 1840 federal census of Fauquier Co, Virginia, on census date 1 Jun 1840. Household of Benjamin Hammer: two males <5, one male 15-20, one male 20-30, one male 40-50 and three females 20-30, residing in Leeds district [NE corner of Fauquier County, in the Paris and The Plains area] - unable to tell which is Benjamin but should be the one male 20-30.¹

Benjamin's brother John reported in 1885 that Benjamin had removed to the Paris, Fauquier County, area - this is the area in the northeast part of the county, near the town of The Plains.⁴

Papers were filed in 1851 in Fauquier County for the estate of Benjamin Hummer (Will Book 23, page 138.)⁶

Benjamin Hummer died circa 1851.⁶

Benjamin A Hummer was born in 1816 in Virginia.^3,1,5 He was the son of Levi Hummer and Martha Bridges.

Note - - Benjamin A Hummer is listed as a son of Levi Hummer based on naming patterns and the lack of other candidates for being his father. Also Levi's census data for 1820 supports the parentage.

Benjamin married Emily Havener 17 February 1840 in Cameron Parish, Loudoun Co, Virginia, (bond by Orlando K Sheid; Joseph Havener attests ages.)^6,2

He appeared on the 1840 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, on census date 1 Jun 1840. Household of Benjamin Hummer: one male 20-30 (Benjamin), one female 5-10, and one female 20-30, residing in the 2^nd district, with four male slaves, one female slave and five people engaged in agriculture.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 4 September 1850. Household: Benj Hummer (34), Emily (32), Martha (10), Mary (8), Rachel (6), Levi (4), and Katura (2), where Benj was a farmer with real estate valued at $200.²

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Alexandria Co, Virginia, enumerated 2 August 1860. Household: Benj Hanner (45), Emily (42), Martha (19), Mary (17), Rachael (15), Levi (14), Kettyta (10), John (8), Joseph (6), Benjamin (3), Emily (2), and Henry Brown (23 - laborer), residing near Alexandria post office where Benj was a farmer with personal property valued at $100.³

Unable to locate family in 1870 census.

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, enumerated 18 June 1880. Household: Benjamin H Hummer (64), Rachel M (dau - 32), Emily A (dau - 21), and Benjamin A (son - 23), residing in Falls Church district where Benjamin H was a farmer and was widowed.⁴

Benjamin was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Falls Church, Fairfax Co, Virginia.⁵

Benjamin A Hummer died in 1880.⁵

Benjamin A Hummer Jr was born in February 1857 in Virginia.^1,3 He was the son of Benjamin A Hummer and Emily Havener.¹

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Alexandria Co, Virginia, in the household of Benjamin A Hummer.¹

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in his father's household.²

Benjamin married Mary Ida Brunner 16 October 1883 in Fairfax Co, Virginia.⁴

Benjamin A Hummer Jr died in 1946.³

Benjamin was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Falls Church, Fairfax Co, Virginia.³

Benjamin F Hummer was born between 1868 and 1869 in Virginia.¹ He was the son of George Washington Hummer and Catherine Thomas Ankers.¹

He appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.¹

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.²

Benjamin married Lula Acton in 1900.

Benjamin F Hummer died 30 September 1936.

Benjamin was buried 2 October 1936 (range 124, site 222.)³

Benjamin F Hummer was born between 1852 and 1853 in Illinois.² He was the son of James Hummer and Emily Jane Crawford.²

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Lykins Co, Kansas Territory, in the household of James Hummer.¹

He appeared on the 1870 federal census of Grundy Co, Missouri, in the household of James Hummer.²

Braden Ezra Hummer was born 12 December 1835 in Virginia (burial record has 15 Dec 1835.)^1,7,5,8 He was the son of Washington Hummer and Martena Bayle Fox.¹

Braden Ezra Hummer witnessed the birth of Ellen E Orrison between 1836 and 1837 in Fairfax Co, Virginia.⁹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Washington Hummer.¹ Braden Ezra Hummer appeared on the 1860 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Washington Hummer; he was a farmer.²

Braden married first Laura T Whaley, daughter of James Whaley and Amelia M Dorsey, 2 September 1860 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.¹⁰

He saw military service during the Civil War when he was a soldier in the CSA.⁸

Braden Ezra Hummer was listed in records of the death of Alice M Hummer 4 June 1865.¹¹

He appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 12 August 1870. Household: Braden E Hummer (34), Laura T (29), Lavinia (8), Aubra L (4), James W (1), Sallie Bush (65 - domes serv), and Arthur Riley (14 - works on farm), residing in the Eastern district, Daysville post office, where Braden E was a farmer with personal property valued at $500.³

Braden Ezra Hummer was listed in records of the death of Laura T Whaley 21 October 1874.¹¹

Braden married second Ellen E Orrison 21 March 1876 in Fairfax Co, Virginia.¹²

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, enumerated 16 June 1880. Household: Braden Hummer (44), Hellen E (wif - 42), James W (son - 11), Walter W (son - 9), John D Farr (laborer - 22), Jammie Williams (serv - 13), and Lewis Bell (laborer - 68), residing in Dranesville district where Braden was a farmer.⁴

Braden moved and changed occupations sometime after the 1880 census, when he lived in the Dranesville district of Fairfax County and worked as a farmer, and the 1900 census, when he was in the Providence district [Langley village, in fact] running a grocery store. "In 1820 the Falls Bridge Turnpike Company authorized the erection of a toll house on the road. The structure known today as the Langley Toll House was the second structure of that name. It was purchased just after the Civil War by a Confederate veteran named Braden Hummer, who made alterations to it. During his ownership, which lasted until 1924, he operated a grocery store in the house." Although the acquisition date is incorrect, Braden did move to the old toll house and was possibly the one who modified it from a one-story structure to a two-story home. "Langley Toll House (6324 Georgetown Pike): mid-19th century; originally 1 story, enlarged to 2 stories in 20th century; frame and clapboard." I remember passing this home on Chain Bridge Road in Langley on every trip from McLean to DC, long before Dolley Madison Drive was completed. It was only a very short distance from the Methodist Church my family attended at the Langley fork- see the map on the image attached to Braden Hummer (in the image, Gunnell Chapel is just to the left of the Toll House.)^13,14

Braden married third Willela Boucher between 1891 and 1893.^6,5,8

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, enumerated 14 June 1900. Household: Braden Hummer (65), Willella (wif - 31), and Will Chamberlin (boarder - 29), residing in Providence district where Braden was a grocer who owned his home free of mortgage.⁵

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, enumerated 9 May 1910. Household: B E Hummer (73) and Welella (wif - 39), residing in Providence district where B E was a store keeper and owned his home with a mortgage.⁶

Braden Ezra Hummer died 18 March 1924 at age 88.⁷

Braden was buried in Lewinsville Presbyterian Church Cemetery, McLean, Fairfax Co, Virginia.^7,8

Carl J Hummer was born between 1877 and 1878 in Missouri.¹ He was the son of Thomas S Hummer and Susan Francis Primm.¹

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Lewis Co, Missouri, in his parent's household.¹

Catherine M Hummer was born between 1841 and 1842 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Hummer and Dorothy R Noble.¹

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Ann [-?-].¹ Catherine and Robert L Havenner obtained a marriage license 14 December 1857 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, (the step-mother of Catherine was present and consented.)²

Chas Hummer was born between 1866 and 1867 in Missouri.¹ He was the son of Thomas S Hummer and Susan Francis Primm.¹

Chas Hummer was also known as Charles Hummer. He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Lewis Co, Missouri, in his parent's household; he was a farmer.¹

Daisy F Hummer was born in August 1894 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of John W Hummer and Mary Elizabeth Keene.²

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.²

David Hummer was born between 1843 and 1844 in Ohio.¹ He was the son of Amos Hummer and Sarah Shoemaker.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, in the household of Amos Hummer.¹ David Hummer appeared on the 1860 federal census of Delaware Co, Indiana, in the household of Amos Hummer; he was a laborer.²

David W Hummer was born 18 February 1856 in Illinois.^3,4 He was the son of James Hummer and Emily Jane Crawford.³

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Lykins Co, Kansas Territory, in the household of James Hummer.¹

He appeared on the 1870 federal census of Grundy Co, Missouri, in the household of James Hummer.²

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Jackson Co, Oregon, enumerated 11 June 1900. Household: David W Hummer (44), James (fath - 80), and Emily J (moth - 75), residing in East Ashland precinct where David W was a farmer who owned his farm freee of mortgage.³

David W Hummer died 21 November 1913 at age 57.⁴

David was buried in Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Jackson Co, Oregon.⁴

Donna Hummer is the daughter of John Benjamin Hummer Jr and Mary Virginia Middleton.^1,2

Earnest A Hummer was born in February 1892 in Virginia.¹ He was the son of Walter V Hummer and Mary E "Mollie" Bridges.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.¹

Edward Hummer was born in June 1881 in Virginia.¹ He was the son of John W Hummer and Mary Elizabeth Keene.¹ Edward Hummer appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in his parent's household; he was a farm laborer.¹

Elizabeth Hummer was born between 1828 and 1829 in Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of John Hummer and Charlotte Lucas.¹

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, in the household of John Hummer.¹

Elizabeth Hummer was born between 1845 and 1846 in Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of Amos Hummer and Sarah Shoemaker.¹

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, in the household of Amos Hummer.¹

Elizabeth Hummer was born between 1834 and 1835 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Hummer and Nancy McIntosh.²

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Morgan Co, Illinois, in the household of James Hummer.¹

Elizabeth A Hummer was born in 1871.¹ She was the daughter of George Washington Fox Hummer and Sarah Virginia Whaley.¹

She was mentioned in the obituary of Laura B Hummer 7 September 1956.²

Elizabeth A Hummer died in 1965.¹

Elizabeth was buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Washington, DC.¹

Ella M Hummer was born between 1878 and 1879 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of George Washington Hummer and Catherine Thomas Ankers.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.¹ Ella M Hummer appeared on the 1900 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in her parent's household; she was a housekeeper.²

Elton Hummer was born 15 August 1898 in Virginia.^1,2 He was the son of Alpheus P Hummer and Clara C Burdette.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Alpheus P Hummer.¹

Elton Hummer died 18 August 1928 at age 30.²

Elton was buried in Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alexandria, Virginia.²

Emily A Hummer was born between 1857 and 1858 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin A Hummer and Emily Havener.¹

She appeared on the 1860 federal census of Alexandria Co, Virginia, in the household of Benjamin A Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in her father's household.²

Emma Hummer was born between 1860 and 1861 in Illinois.¹ She was the daughter of James Hummer and Emily Jane Crawford.¹

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Grundy Co, Missouri, in the household of James Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Nodaway Co, Missouri, in her parent's household.²

Emma E Hummer was born in October 1874 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Levi M Hummer and Annie Rachel Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in the household of Levi M Hummer.¹

Emma E Hummer was born 2 October 1869 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^1,3 She was the daughter of Levi M Hummer and Annie Rachel Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Levi M Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.²

Eramus K Hummer was born between 1839 and 1840 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^1,2 He was the son of Washington Hummer and Martena Bayle Fox.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Washington Hummer.¹

Eramus K Hummer died 4 April 1858 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.²

Ernerst C Hummer was born in November 1883 in Virginia.¹ He was the son of John W Hummer and Mary Elizabeth Keene.² Ernerst C Hummer appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in his parent's household; he was a farm laborer.¹ He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in his parent's household; he was a steam fitter in the plumbing business.²

Ernest E Hummer was born between 1873 and 1874 in Maryland.¹ He was the son of James C Hummer and Annie A Whaley.³

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Baltimore, Maryland, in his parent's household.¹

Ernest married Alice M [-?-] between 1896 and 1897.²

In a biography published in 1898: "Dr James C Hummer was born in Loudon county, Va, October 10, 1833. He is a son of the late Washington and Martena B (Fox) Hummer, natives of Virginia, the former a son of William Hummer, a soldier in the Revolutionary War. Washington Hummer was twenty years presiding magistrate of Loudon county. Dr James C Hummer was educated under Prof Jonas Potts, then a private tutor in Hillsboro, Loudon county, Va, and subsequently of the faculties of various education institutions. . . . As early as 1871 Doctor Hummer became interested in the sudy of Homeopathy and is now engaged in the practice of medicine. He was married January 18, 1856, to Anna A, daughter of the late James and Amelia Whaley, of Loudon county, Va. Two children born of this marriage survive: Alice A, wife of George E Cole, of Washington, D C and Ernest E Hummer, manufacturer of Hummer's Medical Specific Co. Dr and Mrs Hummer and son reside at 621 N Carrollton avenue."³

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Baltimore, Maryland, enumerated 13 June 1900. Household: Earnest E Hummer (26), Alice M (wif - 25), Lillian R (dau - 2), James E (son - 10/12), James C (fath - 66), Annie A (moth - 65), and Mary E Jones (serv - 24), residing at 423 W Carey Street, Baltimore, where Earnest E was "man pro medicines."²

Ethel S Hummer was born in May 1899 in Washington, DC.¹ She was the daughter of George W Hummer and Minnie M Sauter.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Washington, DC, in her parent's household.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Washington, DC, in her parent's household.² Ethel S Hummer appeared on the 1920 federal census of Washington, DC, in her parent's household; she was a clerk at a bank.³ Ethel and John W Martin obtained a marriage license 12 September 1924.^5,6,4

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Washington, DC, in the household of John W Martin.⁴

She was mentioned in the obituary of Minnie M Sauter 24 May 1933.⁷

She was mentioned in the obituary of George W Hummer 4 August 1949.⁵

Forest Hummer was born 17 September 1881 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Alpheus P Hummer and Martha Blincoe.¹

Frances Hummer was born between 1839 and 1840 in Ohio.¹ She was the daughter of John Hummer and Charlotte Lucas.¹

She appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, in the household of John Hummer.¹

Frances Hummer was the daughter of William Hummer and Rachel [-?-].¹

Frances was single at the time of her father's will in 1827 and at the time of a later accounting of the will in 1836.^2,3

Dr Francis L Hummer was born 7 July 1904 in Washington, DC.^1,4 He was the son of Harry Reid Hummer and Norena Guest.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Lincoln Co, South Dakota, in his parent's household.¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Lincoln Co, South Dakota, in his parent's household.²

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Lawrence Co, South Dakota, enumerated 15 April 1930. He was a roomer in Nathan Pool's home at 405 W Main Street, Lead City, age 25, single and working in a hospital.³

His Social Security Number was 503-01-7597, issued before 1951 in South Dakota.⁴

He was mentioned in the obituary of Harry Reid Hummer 31 August 1957.⁵

Dr Francis L Hummer died 6 June 1982 at age 77 (last residence was Sun City, Maricopa County, Arizona.)^4,6

Francis was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Suitland, Prince George's Co, Maryland.⁶

Fred M Hummer was born in September 1885 in Virginia.¹ He was the son of John W Hummer and Mary Elizabeth Keene.¹ Fred M Hummer appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in his parent's household; he was a farm laborer.¹

Freda L Hummer was born 22 May 1901 in Washington, DC.^2,4 She was the daughter of George W Hummer and Minnie M Sauter.²

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Washington, DC, in her parent's household.¹ Freda L Hummer appeared on the 1920 federal census of Washington, DC, in her parent's household; she was a clerk at a bank.²

Freda married James E Tuttle between 1929 and 1930.³ Freda L Hummer appeared on the 1930 federal census of Washington, DC, in her parent's household; she was a bookkeeper for a bank.³

She was mentioned in the obituary of Minnie M Sauter 24 May 1933.⁵

She was mentioned in the obituary of George W Hummer 4 August 1949.⁶

Her Social Security Number was 577-22-3311, issued before 1951 in Washington, DC.⁴

Freda L Hummer died 22 September 1972 in Washington, DC, at age 71.⁷

Her obituary stated: "On Friday, September 22, 1972, at Washington Sanitorium and Hospital, Freda H Tuttle of No 1 Franklin Ave, Silver Spring, Md, wife of James E Tuttle; aunt of Edward M and Margaret Jones. . . ."⁷

Freda was buried 2 October 1972 in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Suitland, Prince George's Co, Maryland.⁷

Frederick Hummer was born between 1836 and 1837 in Ohio.¹ He was the son of Amos Hummer and Sarah Shoemaker.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, in the household of Amos Hummer.¹

He appeared on a list of Civil War draft registrants for the 5th Congressional District in Indiana in Jun 1863; age 26, farmer, single, born in Ohio.²

Geo Hummer was born between 1838 and 1839 in Virginia.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Hummer and Dorothy R Noble.¹

Geo Hummer was also known as George Hummer.

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Ann [-?-].¹

George Hummer was born between 1835 and 1836 in Ohio.¹ He was the son of Amos Hummer and Sarah Shoemaker.

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, in the household of Amos Hummer.¹

George W Hummer was born 14 September 1870 in Washington, DC.^1,6 He was the son of Levi Mark Hummer and Georgiana Murphy.¹

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Washington, DC, in his parent's household.¹

George married Minnie M Sauter, daughter of William Sauter and Louise F [-?-], circa 22 April 1896.^7,8,2

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Washington, DC, enumerated 13 June 1900. Household: George Hummer (29), Minnie M (wif - 25), Ethel S (dau - 1), and Harry (boarder - 24), residing at 1211 R Street SE where George was a grocer who rented his home - lived next to parents.²

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Washington, DC, enumerated 27 April 1910. Household: George W Hummer (38), Minnie M (wif - 34), Ethel S (dau - 12), Alfred L (dau - 9), Mabelle S (dau - 7), and Rachel (aunt - 65), residing on 1^st Street SE, where George W was a butcher who rented his home.³

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Washington, DC, enumerated 5 June 1920. Household: George W Hummer (49), Minnie M (wif - 39), Ethel S (dau - 20), Freda L (dau - 18), Maybelle L (dau - 17), Louise F Sauter (mil - 59), and Blanch H Sauter (sil - 35), residing at 1328 R Street NW where George W was a butcher on his own account who rented his home.⁴

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Washington, DC, enumerated 12 April 1930. Household: George W Hummer (59), Minnie M (wif - 54), Frieda L Tuttle (dau - 29), James E Tuttle (sil - 37), Mable L Jones (dau - 27), William D Jones (sil - 30), Edward M Jones (grson - 8), John B Hummer (bro - 40), John B Hummer Jr (son - 15), and Fred H Seidenspinner (cous - 37), residing at 1331 Emerson Street NW where George W was a butcher for a chain store who owned his home valued at $18,000 and had a radio.⁵

He was mentioned in the obituary of Minnie M Sauter 24 May 1933.⁹

George W Hummer died 3 August 1949 at age 78.⁶

His obituary stated: "On Wednesday, August 3, 1949, George W Hummer, beloved husband of the late Mrs S Hummer (nee Sauter), father of Mrs Ethel H Martin, Mrs Freda H Tuttle, Mrs Mabelle H Bissette and brother of Dr Harry R and John B Hummer and Mrs Georgianna Lepper and grandfather of Edward M Jones. . . ."¹⁰

George was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Suitland, Prince George's Co, Maryland.⁶

George W Hummer was born between 1847 and 1848 in Indiana.² He was the son of Washington Hummer and Mercy Garwood.²

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of St Joseph Co, Indiana, in the household of Washington Hummer.¹

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of St Joseph Co, Indiana, in the household of Washington Hummer.²

George W Hummer died 17 December 1903.³

George was buried in Sumption Prairie Cemetery, South Bend, St Joseph Co, Indiana.³

George W Hummer was born between 1830 and 1831 in Virginia.^2,4,3 He was the son of Thomas Hummer and Nancy McIntosh.¹

George married Emelline C Miller 4 October 1849 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, (bond by John L Bascue.)^2,5,6

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 5 September 1850. Household: Geo Hummer (24), Eveline (18), and Mary (1/12), where Geo was a laborer.²

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Morgan Co, Illinois, enumerated 29 June 1860. Household: Geo Hammar (29), Emeline (35), Eliz (10), James (8), Jos (4), Ann (2), Geo Sund (45), and Lucy Hummer (27), residing in Jacksonville Township, Jacksonville post office, where Geo was a farmer who owned personal property valued at $340.³

He saw military service during the Civil War when he enlisted 30 Jul 1861 at Bethel, Morgan County, Illinois (at the same time as his brother James). He was in Company I, 11^th Regiment Missouri Rifles and was supposedly age 30 at the time of enlistment.⁴

George W Hummer died 28 November 1861 in Bethel, Morgan Co, Illinois, (died of measles while in service.)⁴

George Washington Hummer was born 13 March 1814 in Tennessee.^1,2 He was the son of William Hummer Jr and Nancy "Ann" Harper.

George married Saenis Morgan.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Logan Co, Kentucky, enumerated 13 August 1850. Household: Geo W Hummer (36), Caems (33), Ruhama D (13), John Moore (22 - blacksmith), James H Hummer (19 - blacksmith), and William Samuels (18 - blacksmith), residing in the 1^st district, where Geo W was a blacksmith with real estate valued at $1,100.¹

George Washington Hummer died 2 October 1900 at age 86.²

George was buried in Ann Hummer Cemetery, Mortimer Station (near), Logan Co, Kentucky, (located one mile east of route 431 on route 663.)²

George Washington Hummer was born between 1822 and 1823 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^7,2 He was the son of Levi Hummer and Martha Bridges.⁷

Washington Hummer first appeared in the Loudoun County Property Tax list in 1840 in the household of Levi Hummer as his son; this indicates his birth was before 1824, which agrees with census records.⁸

George married first Leah J Tippett, daughter of John Cartwright Tippett and Leah Stonestreet, 17 January 1849 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, (bond given by John C Tippett, father.)⁹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of James W Hummer, where he was a laborer.¹

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 29 June 1860. Household: George W Hummer (37), Leah J (28), Alpheous P (10), Adaline D (9), Annie E (6), Jno L (3), and Lillie (8/12), residing in Guilford Station where George W was a farmer with real estate valued at $1,350 and personal property at $2,380.²

George Washington Hummer was listed in records of the death of Leah J Tippett 18 April 1866.¹⁰

George married second Catherine Thomas Ankers, daughter of John Ankers and Harriet A Hess, 21 November 1867 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, (Jesse Poole verified age.)⁷

He appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 19 August 1870. Household: George W Hummer (47), Catherine (27), Benjamine (1), Alphius (20), Adeline (18), Ada (15), John (13), Mary (10), Thomas (8), and William (6), residing in the Eastern district, Guilford post office, where he was a farmer.³

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 21 June 1880. Household: Geo W Hummer (57), Catherine T (wif - 37), Adaline D Craven (dau - 29), Annie E Hummer (dau - 26), John L (son - 23), Thomas E (son - 18), Wm H (son - 16), Benjamin P (son -11), Ira D (dau[sic] - 9), Martha T (dau - 5), Richard H (son - 3), Ella M (dau - 1), and Bessie F Craven (grdau - 4), residing in the Broad Run district where Geo W was a farmer.⁴

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 7 June 1900. Household: George W Hummer (77), Catherine T (wif - 56), Ellen (dau - 21), Lula B (dau - 17), Rubin (son - 14), residing in the Broad Run district where George W was a landlord who owned his home free of mortgage.⁵

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 6 May 1910. Household: George W Hunner (87), Catherine T (wif - 65), Lulu (dau - 25), and Ruben W (son - 23), residing in the Broad Run district where George W was a farmer who owned his farm free of mortgage.⁶

George Washington Hummer died 12 January 1917.¹¹

George was buried in Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Fairfax Co, Virginia, (moved from Hummer/Palmer cemetery.)¹¹

George Washington Hummer was born between 1839 and 1840 in Ohio.¹ He was the son of Amos Hummer and Sarah Shoemaker.¹

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Greene Co, Ohio, in the household of Amos Hummer.¹ George Washington Hummer appeared on the 1860 federal census of Delaware Co, Indiana, in the household of Amos Hummer; he was a laborer.²

George W Hummer appeared on a list of Civil War draft registrants for the 5th Congressional District in Indiana in Jun 1863; age 23, farmer, married, born in Ohio.³

George Washington Hummer was born 23 February 1893 in Falls Church, Fairfax Co, Virginia.^1,4 He was the son of John W Hummer and Mary Elizabeth Keene.²

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.²

George registered for the World War I Selective Service Draft 5 June 1917 in Washington, DC, where he lived at 1414 29^th Street NW and worked as a chauffeur for the Columbia Oil Company of Rosslyn, Virginia. He was single; tall, medium build, had brown eyes and brown hair.⁴ He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Washington, DC, in his mother's household; he was a driver for a laundry.³

George Washington Fox Hummer was born 13 November 1828 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^1,4,2 He was the son of Washington Hummer and Martena Bayle Fox.⁵

He appeared on the 1850 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Washington Hummer, where he worked as a laborer.¹

George married Sarah Virginia Whaley, daughter of James Whaley and Amelia M Dorsey, 10 October 1854 in Loudoun Co, Virginia, (service at James Whaley's residence.)^2,5

George Washington Fox Hummer witnessed the marriage of James C Hummer and Annie A Whaley 10 June 1856 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.^5,6

He appeared on the 1860 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 12 July 1860. Household: George W F Hummer (32), Sarah V (29), Mary A (4), and Walter A (2), residing near Whaley's store post office where George W F was a farmer with real estate valued at $1,285.²

George Washington Fox Hummer witnessed the marriage of Braden Ezra Hummer and Laura T Whaley 2 September 1860 in Loudoun Co, Virginia.⁵

He saw military service during the Civil War after enlistment 13 Jul 1861 at Leesburg; he served in Company H, 8th Virginia Infantry; he had surrendered to Brig Gen Gamble at Fairfax County Courthouse 29 Apr 1865 and was paroled, giving oath that he would not hereafter serve in the armies of the Confederate States.⁷

He appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, enumerated 17 August 1870. Household: George W Hummer (42), Sarah V (39), Mary M (14), Walter V (12), Morris A (10), Laura B (7), Willie F (3), Martina B (73), Charles Berkley (35), Maria Berkley (41), Libba Smith (56), Henry Jones (16), Thomas Jones (12), Lucy Jones (8), residing in the Eastern district, Guilford post office, where George W was a farmer with real estate valued at $10,000 and personal property at $800.³

George Washington Fox Hummer died 13 January 1914 in Washington, DC, at age 85.^4,8

A newspaper article stated: "George W F Hummer, 86 years of age, a clerk in the United States Patent Office for the past 30 years, died yesterday morning as the result of being struck by an ambulance of the Casualty Hospital, driven by Harry Fleichmein, Sunday afternoon. Fleichmein hs been exonerated by a coroner's jury. The accident happened at the corner of Massachusetts avenue and Eleventh street northeast, when the ambulance was being driven to get to the hospital with a young girl who had swallowed poison by mistake. Mr Hummer did not see the fast approaching ambulance, and, according to witnesses, walked directly in front of it. He was taken to the hospital in the ambulance. Mr Hummer was the founder of a big grain and feed concern, and was a well-known business man in Washington before he entered the government service. In the accident, it is reported at the hospital, he received a broken collarbone and internal injuries."⁸

George was buried 15 January 1914 in Glenwood Cemetery, Washington, DC.⁹

Georgiana Hummer was born 26 July 1893 in Washington, DC.^1,5 She was the daughter of Levi Mark Hummer and Georgiana Murphy.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Washington, DC, in her parent's household.¹

She appeared on the 1910 federal census of Washington, DC, in her parent's household.²

Georgiana married Henry Albert Lepper between 1913 and 1914.^6,4

She appeared on the 1920 federal census of Washington, DC, in the household of Henry Albert Lepper.³

She appeared on the 1930 federal census of Montgomery Co, Maryland, in the household of Henry Albert Lepper.⁴

She was mentioned in the obituary of George W Hummer 4 August 1949.⁶

Her Social Security Number was 216-46-7723, issued in 1962 in Maryland.⁵

She was mentioned in the obituary of Henry Albert Lepper 3 January 1973.⁷

Georgiana Hummer died 26 January 1981 in Silver Spring, Montgomery Co, Maryland, at age 87.⁸

Her obituary stated: "On Monday, January 26, 1981, Georgie H Lepper of Silver Spring, Md, father[sic] of Henry A Lepper Jr and Dr Mark H Lepper of Chicago, Ill. Also survived by two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. . . ."⁸

Georgiana was buried 29 January 1981 in Congressional Cemetery, Washington, DC.⁹

Hannah E Hummer was born in April 1894 in Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Walter V Hummer and Mary E "Mollie" Bridges.¹

She appeared on the 1900 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in her parent's household.¹

Harry Reid Hummer was born 27 January 1878 in Washington, DC.^1,6 He was the son of Levi Mark Hummer and Georgiana Murphy.¹

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Washington, DC, in his parent's household.¹

He appeared on the 1900 federal census of Washington, DC, enumerated 13 June 1900. He was a physician at the Government Hospital for the Insane [St Elizabeth's], born Jan 1879, age 21, single.²

Harry married Norena Guest, daughter of George W Guest, 5 June 1901 in Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Washington, DC.⁷

Beginning in 1908 Dr Hummer was superintendent of the Hiawatha Insane Asylum in South Dakota. His record at the asylum appears in the following:

"Hiawatha Asylum for Insane Indians

In 1898, Congress passed a bill creating the first and only institution for insane Indians in the United States. Passage had met with strong opposition from the Department of Interior and the Superintendent of the U. S. government's St. Elizabeth Hospital for the Insane in Washington, D.C.
Both felt that adding to the Washington institution would better serve the interests of both the public and the Indians by being more cost efficient and better staffed. Leading the fight for passage were South Dakota's Representative O.S. Gifford and Senator R.F. Pettigrew. Gifford said in a speech to the House, 'The necessity for an asylum for the treatment of insane Indians exclusively has become of special interest to the people of South Dakota because of their proximity to the Reservations of all Western States. The value of favorable surrounding recognized in the treatment of insane whites, has been entirely ignored in the case of the Redskin, with their insane growing more neglected, violent, and unmanageable. We are asking for the means to apply on the same basis the same treatment for the Indians that is applied to his white brother.'
In arguing for the future need of what was called his 'pet measure,' Senator Pettigrew stated in an address to the Senate, 'it has been well established that the percentage of insanity is greater among half-breeds than among the full-blooded Indians. This is explained by the theory of crossbreeding, that has a tendency to weaken the race. For this reason it is confidently expected by those who have mad a study of these conditions, that the rate of insanity will greatly increase as our civilization develops. The peculiar mental afflictions of the Indians make it impractical to treat them in connection with white patients. Association with their ancient enemy has, it is said, a harrowing effect upon them. Also it has been demonstrated by experience that the various State Asylums for the treatment of the insane are not kindly disposed toward receiving Indians patients.'
The bill establishing the Hiawatha Asylum for Insane Indians passed in 1899 and the Indian Appropriation Act for 1900 set aside $3,000 for land purchase and $42,000 for building construction. Because of its central location among the Western states with large Indian populations and because of the influence of Gifford and Pettirew, Canton was chosen as the site for the asylum. One hundred acres were purchased a mile east of Canton on the hills overlooking the Sioux River.
Construction of the main building, under the supervision of architect John Charles of Wisconsin, was completed in 1901. It was of 'pressed brick with windows and doors trimmed in white stone. The structure was in the form of a Maltese cross, 184 feet long and 144 feet wide . . . ' (E.C. Adams) The three story building had 75 rooms and began receiving patients in 1902. The first superintendent was O.S. Gifford, past mayor of Canton. Gifford, who had pressed for the establishment of the institution in Congress and who has experience in law and on the House Committee on Indian Affairs, was the logical choice. He remained chief administrator until his retirement in 1908.
The new superintendent, Dr. Harry R. Hummer, had interned at St. Elizabeth Hospital for the Insane in Washington, D.C. where he had earned a degree in psychology and had served as the senior assistant administrator. Under Dr. Hummer's leadership, the hospital grew in numerical and physical size. A new superintendent's residence was added in 1915, a new brick hospital in 1916, a dairy and barn in 1917, a steel tank and water tower in 1918, and 277 acres of farm land in 1926. Other improvements, especially in the farm operation included a gasoline tractor, corn shredder, silage cutter, and truck. The dairy herd was enlarged from 3 to 20 cows and the hog operation grew from 9 to 20 sows. Along with a large vegetable garden, these improvements helped provide part of the institution's food and operating costs.
Purchases for patients included an operating room and hydrotherapeutic equipment. A sleeping porch was also added. Swings, settees, lawn chairs, slides, and tress and shrubs dotted the campus surrounding the main buildings in an attempt to create a park-like environment. Indoor entertainment included pool and billiard tables, moving picture equipment, and musical concerts by the Canton band.
Patients came from as far as California and with a variety of problems, including epilepsy. Enrollment reached about one hundred in the late 1920s. Some patient's were allowed into town on a trustee basis and all were given smoking allowances. Many men were WW I veterans suffering 'shell shock.' Their native languages were used in coded Allied communication that the Germans couldn't crack. Many of the 120 names on the bronze plaque marking the graves of patients include military ranks such as private, corporal, sergeant.
In December of 1933, after several federal reports and assessments and after Canton citizens circulated a petition to prevent it, the Hiawatha Asylum for Inane Indians was closed and its remaining 71 patients transported by train to St. Elizabeth Hospital in Washington D.C. Controversy still surrounds the closing of the institution. Mismanagement, mistreatment, politics, and economy have all been cited.
The asylum grounds and buildings were used for a short time by South Dakota as a penitentiary farm for first offenders. In 1946, in what Cantonites refer to as the 'second Manhattan Purchase,' the city of Canton purchased for $1.00 the 337 acres and buildings of the institution, the only stipulation being that it be used for the welfare of the community. For a time the asylum hospital was used for the Canton-Inwood Hospital, but today the old asylum buildings are gone. The land is now home of a new Canton-Inwood Hospital, a gun club, the 4-H fairgrounds, and the Hiawatha Country Club and golf course."⁸

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Lincoln Co, South Dakota, enumerated 4 May 1910. Household: Harry R Hummer (31), Novira (wif - 28), Francis L (dau[sic] - 5), and Harvey R (son - 3), residing at the United States Indian Asylum in Canton Township where Harry R was superintendent.³

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Lincoln Co, South Dakota, enumerated 3 January 1920. Household: Harry R Hummer (41), Norena (wif - 38), Francis L (dau[sic] - 15), Harry R Jr (son - 13), Levi Hummer (fath - 73), and Georgiana (moth - 65), residing at the Asylum for Indians in Canton Township where Harry R was superintendent.⁴

He appeared on the 1930 federal census of Lincoln Co, South Dakota, enumerated 7 April 1930. Household: Harry R Hummer (51) and Norena (wif - 48), residing at the Asylum for Insane Indians in Canton Township, where Harry R was a physician and superintendent of the asylum.⁵

He was mentioned in the obituary of George W Hummer 4 August 1949.⁹

Harry Reid Hummer died 28 August 1957 in Sioux Falls, Minnehaha Co, South Dakota, at age 79.⁶

His obituary stated: "On Wednesday, August 28, 1957, in Sioux Falls, S Dak, Dr Harry Reid Hummer, husband of Norena Guest Hummer; father of Dr Francis L Hummer, Harry R Hummer Jr, Rear Admiral, USN (ret); brother of Mrs Georgie H Lepper and John B Hummer. He also is survived by four grandchildren. . . ."¹⁰

Harry was buried 1 September 1957 in Congressional Cemetery, Washington, DC, (range 80, site E-2.)^6,11

Harry Reid Hummer Jr was born 11 May 1906 in Washington, DC.^1,3 He was the son of Harry Reid Hummer and Norena Guest.¹

He appeared on the 1910 federal census of Lincoln Co, South Dakota, in his parent's household.¹

He appeared on the 1920 federal census of Lincoln Co, South Dakota, in his parent's household.²

He saw military service after his enlistment 2 Jun 1927 in the Navy; he was released 30 Jun 1957 after attaining the rank of Rear Admiral and serving in WWII and Korea.^4,5

His Social Security Number was 503-46-3240, issued between 1956 and 1957 in South Dakota.³

He was mentioned in the obituary of Harry Reid Hummer 31 August 1957.⁶

Harry Reid Hummer Jr died 25 November 1990 at age 84.³

His obituary stated: "Memorial services for retired Navy Rear Adm Harry R Hummer, 84, of Point Loma, will be at 9:30 am Wednesday in the Naval Training Center Chapel. Cremation was planned by Humphrey Mortuary, with ashes to be buried in Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. He died Sunday in a hospital. Adm Hummer was born in Washington, DC, and was a county resident for 62 years. He was a 1927 graduate of the Naval Academy and a veteran of World War II, and he received the Legion of Merit. After retiring from the Navy in 1957, he was a California Western University instructor, a Ryan Aeronautical industrial engineer and a Convair flight-test engineer. He was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, the Naval Academy Alumni Association, the Military Order of the World Wars, the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, the Retired Officers Association and the Rest and Aspiration Club of San Diego. Survivors include two daughters, Yvonne Grantham of La Mesa and Rene Tilley of Fallbrook; six grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild. . . ."⁷

Harry was buried 5 December 1990 in Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, San Diego, San Diego Co, California, (section V, site C-159.)⁵

Harvey H Hummer was born in 1868 in Virginia.^1,3 He was the son of Levi M Hummer and Annie Rachel Hummer.³

He appeared on the 1870 federal census of Loudoun Co, Virginia, in the household of Levi M Hummer.¹

He appeared on the 1880 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in his parent's household.² Harvey H Hummer appeared on the 1900 federal census of Fairfax Co, Virginia, in his parent's household; he was a farmer.³

Hattie Emily Hummer was born 14 February 1867 in Jacksonville, Morgan Co, Illinois.^1,3 She was the daughter of James Hummer and Emily Jane Crawford.¹

She appeared on the 1870 federal census of Grundy Co, Missouri, in the household of James Hummer.¹

She appeared on the 1880 federal census of Nodaway Co, Missouri, in her parent's household.²

Hattie married Elliott Franklin Smith 16 July 1885.³

Hattie Emily Hummer died 12 November 1940 in Ashland, Jackson Co, Oregon, at age 73.³

Hattie was buried in Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Jackson Co, Oregon.³