COL Hambright's sword is on display at the Kings Mountain National Park Museum. The family has also placed a historical marker for COL Hambright at the western entrance to the park.
COL Hambright's home was located within the park boundaries.
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COL Hambright's sword is on display at the Kings Mountain National Park Museum. The family has also placed a historical marker for COL Hambright at the western entrance to the park. COL Hambright's home was located within the park boundaries. |
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family genealogical tree of the descendants of COL Frederick Hambright can
be found at the web link to the right. The COL Frederick Hambright
genealogical tree has the descendants from both of COL Frederick Hambright's
wives. This Family Tree Maker website is maintained by our Family Historian, Marjorie Gossage. Marjorie would appreciate an email listing updates to your branch. |
Descendants of Col. Frederick Hambright, Sr. and Mary Dover | |
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family connection of the Kohouts, Connallys, and Conders to COL Frederick
Hambright and his descendants is maintained at the web link to the right.
The Kohout/Connally and Hambright/Conder Families in Texas website is full
of historical references and enjoyable to read. This Family Tree Maker website is maintained by our second Family Historian, Rebecca A Kohout. Rebecca also encourages you to email her with updates to the website. |
The Kohout/Connally and Hambright/Conder Families in Texas | |
| See the website of the town from which COL Hambright migrated, Neunstetten, Germany. I understand that there are many "Hambrecht"s residing there. Sign the website's guest book, (called Gästebuch in German) and let everyone there know we want them to come to the reunion. | Neunstetten, Germany | |
| A website giving information about the gravesite of COL Hambright and many of his descendants. | Cleveland County, NC Cemeteries | |
| During our Summer 2004, family
vacation to Lancaster County Pennsylvania, I visited the Mennonite
Historical Society (http://www.lmhs.org/)
as I had always wondered why COL Frederick Hambright's family originally
migrated to Lancaster Pennsylvania. The Mennonite Historical Society
has a extensive genealogy library and in it I found this article about COL
Hambright's family. The 1979 article from the The Pennsylvania
Genealogical Magazine was written by Thomas and Catherine Gorton and is
mostly about his older brother John who left an incredible legacy in the
history of Pennsylvania. The article references an incredible list of genealogical resources that may be helpful to any researcher. The bookmark references are not synchronized after 38 as that is exactly what is found in the original document. Also, please forgive the lame advertising inserted into the document by Tripod, but you get what you pay for. |
Two Early Hambrights of Lancaster County Pennsylvania | |
| Also, below is a picture of the street marker for the Hambright Elementary School in Lancaster, PA named after John Hambright. I and my two youngest daughters are pictured: | ||
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