Hammer Genealogy & History
Hammer is a pre-medieval English or German surname. The English derivation from hamor (meaning rock or crag) refers to a person who lived near a prominent rock, such as the village of Hamer in Lancashire. In Hammer family history, one prominent branch held a feudal estate in Sussex. The unusual inclusion of silver dolphins on the family coat of arms signifies charity and sincerity. The German-Flemish-Dutch derivations from hamar, meaning stone, were occupational for a maker or user of hammers. The first American immigrant was Pedro Hammer, who settled in Maryland in 1666. American Hammer genealogy also includes petroleum executive Armand Hammer.
Hammer Birth Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| Aage Hammer | -- --, 1908 | April 14,1995 | OR |
| Barbara Hammer | -- --, 1916 | November 22,1997 | NY |
| C Robert Hammer | -- --, 1930 | March 6,2008 | PA |
| D Telford Hammer | -- --, 1916 | June ,1986 | PA |
Hammer Death Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| E Blanche Hammer | -- --, 1915 | April 18,2008 | Bedford,PA |
| Fannie Hammer | -- --, 1907 | November ,1981 | Manchester,NH |
| G Stephen Hammer | -- --, 1920 | October 11,1987 | Rochester,NY |
| Haden Hammer | -- --, 1903 | February ,1985 | Rogersville,TN |
Hammer Marriage Records
| Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
| Aaron Hammer | Angie Fisher | June 24,2000 | Cooke, TX |
| Bernd Hammer | Lucinda Schies | April 10,1972 | Wake, NC |
| Clayton Hammer | Felicita Sifuentes | December 30,2000 | Denton, TX |
| Douglas Hammer | Rachel Bowyer | November 5,1988 | Wake, NC |
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