Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameAnn [HAMMOND?] 
Deathbef Oct 1686, Barnstable?, Barnstable, Massachusetts3554, p 362 Age: 70
Individual Notes
• We can now turn to another problem which has plagued Dimock descendants, and which has been repeated over and over again in numerous sources. It is stated that Ann, the wife of Thomas, was a Hammond. I have yet to find any evidence that this is so – in fact, all evidence seems to point to the contrary. The problem seems to have originated from Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families by Amos Otis, where it is stated that the “Elder Thomas Dimock married Ann (Hammond?) before his removal to Barnstable.” This comment was made in the Dimmock genealogy of the publication, yet when reviewing the Lothrop genealogy in the same publication, it stated that the Ann Hammond who married John Lothrop as his second wife was a WIDOW Ann Hammond.
3554, pp 360-1
Spouses
Removal1637, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts3678, p 6
Memofrom England
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
Individual Notes
• Thomas Dimock, immigrant ancestor of the Dimock (and variant spelling) families of America, was undoubtedly born in England. However, the date and place of his birth, along with the parentage and ancestry, is undetermined.
3554, p 359