Born: 3 October 1898, Amaranth Township, Dufferin County, Ontario, Canada Died: 20 November 1972, age 74 Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Orangeville, Dufferin County, Ontario, Canada (Section B5 S13, Plot 15) Spouse: Blanche Marion Bryan (1905–2001), married 1930
George Hammond (1856–1944)
Elizabeth (Crombie) Hammond (1859–1934)
This places Mungo directly in the Crombie–Hammond line that intersects with your great‑grandfather William Crombie’s Ontario roots.
(As listed in the memorial)
Robert Samuel Hammond (1883–1886)
Margaret Jane Hammond (1885–1966)
George Hammond (1887–1957)
Annie Mabel Hammond Rintoul (1890–1975)
Violet Hammond Bryan (1902–1976)
Eliza Ann Hammond (dates not listed)
Spouse: Blanche Marion Bryan (1905–2001)
Inscription confirms “Beloved husband of Blanche M. Bryan.”
Marriage year: 1930 (from memorial record).
This marriage links the Hammond family to the Bryan family of Dufferin County—another long‑established local lineage.
Born and raised in rural Amaranth Township, a core settlement area for both the Hammond and Crombie families.
Burial in Orangeville suggests long‑term residence in Dufferin County, consistent with the multi‑generation Hammond presence in the region.
His mother, Elizabeth Crombie, ties him directly into the Crombie line you’ve been mapping for your IRCC citizenship packet—this profile strengthens the generational continuity between Ontario‑born Crombies and later U.S. records.
Mungo is a first‑generation Ontario‑born descendant of the Crombie–Hammond marriage. His profile helps anchor the Crombie lineage geographically in Dufferin County through the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Because his mother is Elizabeth Crombie (1859–1934), he is a nephew of the Crombie siblings who migrated into the U.S. Midwest—useful for triangulating census clusters and migration patterns.
Find A Grave Memorial ID 215950903 (Mungo Ernest Hammond)