Hampton Genealogy & History
Hampton is a locational English name derived from Old English "ham", meaning homestead, and "tun", meaning enclosure. There were many places called Hampton or Hantune around Staffordshire, where a Hampton family held a family seat (feudal home), including Exeter, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Oxfordshire, Shropshire, Warwickshire, and Worcestershire. The widespread Hampton family history in England, Ireland, and Scotland in medieval times is reflected in the fifteen coats of arms granted to various Hampton branches, many containing the five-leafed cinquefoil, symbolic of the five senses of the human body and for knights' mastery over their body. American Hampton genealogy began in Virginia in 1621.
Hampton Birth Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| A Gene Hampton | -- --, 1928 | June 23,2003 | IL |
| B Marvin Hampton | -- --, 1914 | June 10,2001 | IL |
| C E Hampton | -- --, 1951 | February 25,1992 | AK |
| D Dale Hampton | -- --, 1965 | January 19,2003 | NC |
Hampton Death Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| E Beryl Hampton | -- --, 1918 | July 8,2006 | Keystone Heights,FL |
| F Marie Hampton | -- --, 1930 | October 13,2001 | South Bend,WA |
| G Eugene Hampton | -- --, 1922 | April 30,2004 | Elkin,NC |
| H Burton Hampton | -- --, 1928 | April 2,1995 | Tucson,AZ |
Hampton Marriage Records
| Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
| Charles Hampton | Mary Vallentine | November 1,1933 | Wake, NC |
| Gregory Hampton | Pola Scranton | April 1,2000 | Harris, TX |
| James Hampton | Annie Salomon | November 28,1935 | Wake, NC |
| Lee Hampton | Christine Neal | April 11,1969 | Wake, NC |
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