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Randolph Hames, was born about 1650 in England and died about 1710 in Old Rappahannock County, Virginia. He married Charity Hames about 1680 in England. Randolph Hames is first found in the Old Rappahannock County General Index - Grantee 1654-1695, which shows "Haymes, Randal, 1680-88, p. 144" and the North Farnham Parish records show "Hames, Anne, daughter of Randolph and Charity Hames, born 22 August 1686". The index of Old Rappahanock County County Order Book No. 1, 1683-1686 shows: "Randolph Haimes vs Elizabeth Wilkes, Plt" in the transcript the book shows "Eliz. Wilkes, Plt --- 4 Mar 1683/6 and Randall Haimes --- till next north side court". A county record under Wilkes states: "On 4 Mar 1685-6 Elizabeth Wilkes was plantiff against numerous people in the county, i.e. Rand. Haimes ---". The children of Randolph and Charity Hames are
button William Hames
button Anne Hames, b. 22 Aug 1686 North Farnham Parish, Virginia

button William Hames, the son of Randolph and Charity Hames, was born 1682 in Old Rappahannock County, Virginia and died January 1754 in Virginia. He married Elizabeth Morris, the daughter of Edward and Elizabeth King Morris. Their children are
button William Hames, b. 16 Jul 1711 Richmond County, VA
button John Hames, b. 1713 Old Rappahannock County, VA
button Charles Hames, b. 10 Sep 1715 Old Rappahannock County, VA
button Charity Hames, b. 1 Oct 1719 Old Rappahannock County, VA
button Elizabeth Hames, b. abt 1720 Old Rappahannock County, VA
button Mary Anne Hames, b. 21 Mar 1721/22 Old Rappahannock County, VA
Some of the above information comes from the records of Pat Shannon, whose gedcom is available for download from Ancestry or you can visit Ancestors of Francis Gilman White, Pat's homepage.

button William Hames,the son of William and Elizabeth Morris Hames, was born 16 Jul 1711 in Richmond County, Virgina and died March 1769 in Virginia. He married 1. Winifred Fann 26 Nov 1730 in Virginia, the daughter of John and Mary Fann; and 2. Winifred Gathings Fann McKinney 2 Oct 1752 in Richmond County, Virginia, the daughter of John Gathings. While this sounds like he married the same person twice, Winifred's brother Henry married Winifred Gathings, and after his death she married William McKenney and after his death and the death of Winifred Fann Hames, William married his former sister in law. In 1737 William bought a farm "next door" to his father's land from Edward Allgood "for the sum of 5 shillings and several good causes do give and grant a certain parcel of land --- on the branches of Totuskey Creek --- bounded by a marked poplar standing in the branches that divide the said Allgood's land from the land of William Hames, Senr. and running --- containing 10 acres of land and all houses, woods, water courses, swamps, marshes and meadows." William and Winifred sold these 10 acres in 1746. William, Jr.'s will written in 1756 is the first document to show his name as William Haymes, Senior. Only two of his sons, Edmond and John, retained the "y", the others kept the original spelling.
The children Willian and Winifred Fann Hames, with six being shown in the parish records of Richmond County, VA, it is thought that William may have been the son of William and Winifred Gathings Hames and was born in Dinwiddie County, Virginia are (per Hames Heritage)
button Edmund Haymes
button Charles Hames
button Mary Ann Hames
button Rachel Hames
button John Haymes
button Randolph Hames
button William Hames

button Charles Hames, the son of William and Winifred Fann Hames, was born 22 Nov 1732 in Richmond County, Virginia and died before 10 Jan 1807 in Union County, South Carolina. He married Catherine Krugg, the daughter of John and Mary Krugg 8 May 1857 in Amelia County, Virginia. Charles' will was made 28 Dec 1802 and was admitted to probate 10 Jan 1807, it is believed that Catherine died soon after he did. They were both buried on his land in the Old Hames Cemetery, where several other family members were already buried, all of whose graves were washed away in the flood of 1903. The children of Charles and Catherine Krugg Hames are
button Mary Hames, b. 28 Dec 1757
button William Hames, b. 6 Feb 1759/d. 29 Sep 1823/m. Elizabeth Moseley
button Winifred Hames, b. 9 Apr 1762/m. John McWhirter
button John Hames, b. 29 Apr 1764
button Martha Hames, b. 7 Dec 1765
button Charles Hames, b. 20 Oct 1767/d. 2 Dec 1844
button Catherine Hames, b. 10 Mar 1771
button Thomas Hames, b. 12 Dec 1773/d. bef 6 May 1816
button Rebackah Hames, b. 5 Jul 1776/m. John Jasper
button Edmund Hames, b. 18 Feb 1778/d. 21 Oct 1840/m. Nancy Foster

button John Hames, the son of Charles and Catherine Krugg Hames, was born 29 Apr 1764 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia and died 9 Oct 1860 in Murray County, Georgia. He married 1. Charity Jasper abt 1781 in Union County, South Carolina, the daugther of John and Mary Herndon Jasper and 2. Martha Pearce 17 Aug 1826 in Hall County, Georgia. John was living with his son Thomas Henry when he died, in 1911 he was reburied in the National Military Cemetery at Marietta, Georgia. His grave is located in Section D, gravestone #10390, with his name, John Hames, Sr., S.C. on it. The children of John and Charity Jasper Hames are
button Polly Hames
button daughter Hames, m. Chirchwell B. Tucker
button Mary Hames, m. Timothy Hames (per Hames Heritage, they emigrated to Yell County, Arkansas)
button Patti Hames
button Rebecca Hames, m. Elijah Wade, 30 Dec 1823 Hall County, Georgia
button Charles Hames
button John Hames
button Thomas Henry Hames
Visit Our Jasper Family for more information about Charity Jasper's family

button Polly Hames, the daughter of John and Charity Jasper Hames, married Thomas Cook, Jr., the son of Thomas and Ann Cook. It is thought that Polly and Tom had several children, but only two are known at this time
button Martha Elizabeth Cook
button Charity Cook

button Martha Elizabeth (Patsy) Cook, the daughter of Polly Hames and Thomas Cook, was born 11 mar 1804 in South Carolina and died 22 Apr 1887 in Pickens County, Georgia. She is buried in Bethany Baptist Church Cemetery in Jasper, Pickens County, Georgia with a small handcarved rock to mark her grave. We have found no evidence that Martha ever married anyone but she had 8 or 9 children. Martha's only known partner is John Tucker, who was at least half Cherokee according to various applications filed with the Cherokee Nations about 1908-10, who she met about 1829 in North Carolina, their child is
button Richard V. Cook

button Richard V. Cook, the son of Martha Elizabeth Cook and John Tucker, was born 11 Nov 1829 in North Carolina and died after September 1913 in Jasper, Pickens County, Georgia. He married 1. Sarah Matilda Land 13 Jul 1848 and 2. Caroline Shipman 23 Sep 1913.
Visit Our Cook Family for more information on the families of Thomas; Martha and Richard V. Cook.
Visit Our Land Family for more information on Sarah Matilda Land's family

button Charity Cook, the daughter of Thomas and Polly Hames Cook, was born 28 Feb 1811 in South Carolina and died 27 Jul 1881 in Sugar Orchard Creek, Arkansas. She married Hiram J. Brady 16 Feb 1834, their children are
button Enoch Brady, b. 29 Dec 1835
button Thomas C. Brady, b. 27 Dec 1837
button Mary A. Brady, b. 24 Mar 1841
button John M. Brady, b. 18 Jun 1843
button James Polk Brady, b. 9 Feb 1847 GA/m. Harriett Godfrey, 1868 GA
button Nancy Jane Brady, 21 May 1853/m. Daniel Mach Cochran 16 Jan 1871

button Charles Hames, the son of John and Charity Jasper Hames, was born 1786 in Union District, South Carolina and died 20 Jul 1854. He married 1. Catherine Brandon abt 1805 in South Carolina, the daughter of Charles and Sarah Cook Brandon and 2. Elizabeth Howell 3 Apr 1837. The child of Charles and Catherine Brandon Hames is
button Nancy Hames, b. 8 Aug 1806/m. Robert Turner

button Nancy Hames, the daughter of Charles and Catherine Brandon Hames, was born 8 Aug 1806. She married Robert Turner about 1820, their children are
button George Turner
button John Turner
button Robert Turner
button Catherine Turner, b. 16 Jun 1821/m. William Baines
button Charles Turner, b. 15 Mar 1822/d. 31 Oct 1873/m. Amanda Levica Adams
button Mary Ann Turner, b. 31 Mar 1825/m. Stephen Runnels
button Elizabeth Turner, b. 3 Nov 1829/m. Stephen Runnels
button Martha A. Turner, b. 27 Nov 1834/m. John Roberts For more information about the family of Charles and Catherine Brandon Hames, write to Caron Withers Snyder and visit The Caron Withers Family Home Page and also write to Arline Sudberry and visit Arline's Family Tree Maker Home Page

button Randolph Hames, the son of William and Winifred Fann Hames, was born 22 Jan 1742/43 in Virginia, he married Faithful Coleman, their children are
button John Hames
button Winifred Hames
button Nancy Hames

button John Hames, the son of Randolph and Faithful Coleman Hames, married Sarah Liles, their child is
button Susannah Hames, m. John Eison 20 Jul 1813

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This information is the result of research by myself and others who have shared their information with me including Don Norvell, Pat Shannon, Caron Withers Snyder and Arline Sudberry. Some information also come from the set of books, Hames Heritage, by Loubeth Ramey Hames, contact her at 14515 Wunderlich Drive #211, Houston, TX 77069-2814 for ordering and availability.

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