Zachariah HAM b. Abt 1651 Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England d. 6 Jun 1718 Burridge, Morwenstow, Cornwall, England: AIGS/FHC Member's - Family Trees

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Abt 1651 - 1718 (~ 67 years)

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Name	Zachariah HAM
Birth	Abt 1651	Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England
Gender	Male
Baptism	22 Sep 1651	Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England
Death	6 Jun 1718	Burridge, Morwenstow, Cornwall, England
Burial	8 Jun 1718	Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England
Person ID	I905	FHC006 - White Tree
Last Modified	1 Mar 2021

Father	John HAM d. Abt 1696, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England
Mother	Gertrude ROWE, b. Bef 24 Jul 1630, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England d. Abt 1683, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England (Age > 52 years)
Marriage	Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England
Family ID	F543	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Joan UNKNOWN d. Abt 1702, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England

Children

	1. Mary HAM, b. Bef Apr 1675, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England
	2. Joan HAM, b. Bef 6 Jan 1677, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England d. Abt 1677, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England
	3. John HAM, b. Bef 5 Feb 1678, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England
	4. John HAM, b. Bef 2 Feb 1679, Kilkhampton, Cornwall, England d. Abt 1715, Burridge, Morwenstow, Cornwall, England (Age > 35 years)

Family ID F316 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 1 Mar 2021

Notes

Zachariah's tombstone, next to his wife Joan's in Kilkhampton:
Here
lyeth y. body of
Zachariah Ham of this
Parish who departed
this life on y. 6 of June
1719 aged 67.

Zachariah's will of 1719, written 2 weeks before his death, leaves:
To daughter-in-law Bridget Ham, house called Winswood, and after her death going to my granddaughter Joan.
To grandson Richard Ham, house called Burrage in Morwenstow, 4 years after my death.
To grandson Benjamin Ham, 60 pounds
To grandson John Ham, 60 pounds at age 21
To grandson William Ham, 60 pounds at age 21
To grandchildren Thomas and Joan, 50 pounds equally at age 21
To his friends John Honey and Thomas Gist use of Burrage for 4 years after my death. (They are named as executors and to see to the maintenanceofthe younger children).

Administration of the will on 27 October 1730, granted to William Ham of Bradworthy, Devon (grandson) as both executors had died leavingcertainitems in the will unadministered and undisposed of.