Samuel Smith Hammond

Son of Francis and Mary Jane Hammond; born in Lahaina, Maui; left islands with his parents in 1856; settled in San Bernardino, California, then in Ogden and Huntsville, Utah; married and moved to Bluff, Utah; later moved to Mancos, Colorado; left from Mancos to serve mission to Hawai‘i, 1889–92; moved to Idaho in 1902, eventually settling in Moreland, where he died. (See Esshom, Pioneers and Prominent Men, 911; “Funeral Services for Samuel S. Hammond,” Deseret Evening News, Sept. 16, 1916; GQC journal, May 20, 1853; Apr. 11, 1854.)