1850 New Jersey, Passaic County, Manchester, p. 390, film M432-461
dwelling 236, family 343
Thomas Hammond, age 42, male, carpenter, born New Jersey
Martha --------------, age 43, female, born New Jersey
Rachel A.------------, age 19, female, born New Jersey
David H.-------------, age 17, male, cotton mill hand, born New Jersey
Mary E. -------------, age 15, born New Jersey
Martha H.-----------, age 11, female, attended school, born New Jersey
Catherine------------, age 4, female, born New Jersey

1860 not found 2013; only have a David Hammond alone in Newark; should have family

1870 New Jersey, Essex County, Newark, 1st ward, p. 170
dwelling 823, family 1186
Hammond, David, age 37, male, white, blacksmith, born New Jersey
--------------, Elizabeth, female, white, age 34, female, white, keeping house, born New Jersey
--------------, William, male, white, age 14, at school, born New Jersey
--------------, Minnie, age 12, female, white, at school, born New Jersey
--------------, Henry, age 8, male, white, at school, born New Jersey
--------------, Lizzie, age 6, female, white, at school, born New Jersey
--------------, Fanny, age 4, female, white, born New Jersey
--------------, Jeannette, age 2, female, white, born New Jersey

1880 New Jersey, Passaic County, Paterson, E.D. 150, page 14C or 27C
107 Camburgh Avenue, dwelling 172, family 259
Hammond, David H., white, male, age 46, head, married, blacksmith, born New Jersey
Hammond, Elizabeth, white, female, 44, wife, married, housekeeper, born New Jersey
Hammond, William, white, male, age 24, son, single, ?, born New Jersey
Hammond, Emma, white, female, age 18, daughter, single, home?, born New Jersey
Hammond, Lizzie, white, female, age 16, daughter, single, home?, born New Jersey

1900 New Jersey, Passaic County, Paterson City, 2nd ward, E.D. 114, sheet 12B
475 Union Avenue, dwelling 187, family 274
Cueman, William A., head, white, male, Feb 1855, age 45, married 21 years, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey, insurance agent
-----------, Minnie, wife, white, female, Aug 1853, age 42, married 21 years, mother of 3 children 3 living, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey
-----------, Claude C., son, white, male, Mar 1880, age 20, single, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey, draftsman
-----------, William A., son, white, male, Feb 1882, age 18, single, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey, bookkeeper
-----------, Clarence L., son, white, male, Mar 1887, age 12, single, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey, at school
family 275
Hammond, David H., head, white, male, July 1833, age 66, married 40 years, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey, machinist
--------------, Elizabeth, wife, white, female, Dec 1836, age 63, married 40 years, mother of 4 children 4 living, born New Jersey, father born England, mother born New Jersey

1910 New Jersey, Passaic County, Paterson City, ward 2, E.D. 96, sheet 12B
108 Monon St.?, dwelling 182, family 271
Hamond, David, head, male, white, age 76, married once for 53 years, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey, own income
-----------, Elizabeth, wife, female, white, age 73, married once for 53 years, mother of 4 children, 4 living, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey

-----------------------deceased

Paterson Press, 12 January 1911, viewed online at Google Newspapers
D.H. Hammond, Ill But Four Days, Is Dead
David Henry Hammond, who is known to nearly every resident of the Hill, having lived here for more than thirty years past died at four o’clock yesterday afternoon. Through his death Totowa loses one of its most widely known and highly respected citizens, whose place it will be hard to fill.

Although he had been a patient sufferer for years from Bright’s disease he maintained his characteristic jovial spirits. He was out-of-doors for the last time on Christmas day when he spent the holiday with his nephew. Mr. Hammond began to fail a few days later although his condition did not become alarming until Sunday morning when he was take to his bed. His death was peaceful, for he realized that he had lived his life of usefulness nearly four score instead of the allotted three score and ten and that his life had not been spent in vain.

Always of a cheery disposition Mr. Hammond posessed [sic] the happy faculty of making friends who were not mere acquaintances. He was fond of friendship, although he never sought membership in any of the secret order. His unassuming ways need permitted him to enter the political arena. Nevertheless, he was interested in national, state and local affairs.

Born on July 22, 1833, the late Mr. Hammond was therefore in his seventy-eighth year. His father, Thomas Hammond, was a prominent carpenter of Ridgewood, then known as Godwinville, at the time of the birth of the subject of this sketch. When a young man Mr. Hammond came to Paterson and leaned the blacksmithing trade. He worked for old time blacksmiths for several years, or until he entered the employ of the Roberts’ locomotive works where he remained until his retirement six years ago.

Fifty-five years ago Mr. Hammond was married to Miss Elizabeth Lock [sic], a society belle of Paterson of that time. They continued to live in this city, moving to Totowa Hill thirty years ago. For the past nine years they have lived at 108 Marion street.

Besides his widow three daughters are left to mourn his loss, Mrs. William A. Cueman and Mrs. George A. Allee, of Totowa, and Mrs. William L. Reed, of Schnectady, N.Y. There are thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The funeral services will be held from the Marion street home at two o’clock on Saturday afternoon. Rev. Charles Schweikert, pastor of the Union Avenue Baptist church, will officiate. The interment will follow at Laurel Grove.

Paterson Morning Call, Friday, 13 January 1911, p. 12, viewed at fultonhistory.com
Obituaries
D.H. Hammond
David Henry Hammond, of Totowa, died Wednesday afternoon from Bright’s disease. Only Sunday morning he was taken to bed, although he had not been feeling well for some time.

Mr. Hammond was in his seventy-eight year. His father was a prominent carpenter of Ridgewood. When a young man Mr. Hammond came to Paterson and learned the blacksmithing trade. Fifty-five years ago he married Miss Elizabeth Lock.

Besides his widow, three daughters are left to mourn his loss, Mrs. William A. Cueman and Mrs. George A. Allee, of Totowa, and Mrs. William L. Reed, of Schenectady, N.Y. There are thirteen grandchildren and two gee-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held from the Marion street home at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Charles Schweikert, of the Union Avenue Baptist church, will officiate. Interment will follow at Laurel Grove.