Son of Charles Hamm and Elizabeth Mathis.
He was a machinist employed by Southern Pacific Lines. He was survived by his wife, Mattie; son, Pvt James Hamm, US Army; his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Hamm; a half-brother, E. F. Lenox; four half-sisters, Mrs Ida Smith, Mrs Oma Amaker, Mrs Victoria Heavener and Mrs Lura Hacker, all of Houston.
He was a machinist employed by Southern Pacific Lines. He was survived by his wife, Mattie; son, Pvt James Hamm, US Army; his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Hamm; a half-brother, E. F. Lenox; four half-sisters, Mrs Ida Smith, Mrs Oma Amaker, Mrs Victoria Heavener and Mrs Lura Hacker, all of Houston.
Son of Charles Hamm and Elizabeth Mathis.
He was a machinist employed by Southern Pacific Lines. He was survived by his wife, Mattie; son, Pvt James Hamm, US Army; his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Hamm; a half-brother, E. F. Lenox; four half-sisters, Mrs Ida Smith, Mrs Oma Amaker, Mrs Victoria Heavener and Mrs Lura Hacker, all of Houston.
He was a machinist employed by Southern Pacific Lines. He was survived by his wife, Mattie; son, Pvt James Hamm, US Army; his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Hamm; a half-brother, E. F. Lenox; four half-sisters, Mrs Ida Smith, Mrs Oma Amaker, Mrs Victoria Heavener and Mrs Lura Hacker, all of Houston.
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