Jimmie Ray Hamm Sr.

He was a veteran from Vietnam.

He also was able to give his house electricity by using a windmill after only studying a magazine. He was possibly one of the very first in Indiana to do this. He was living in Middletown, Henry County, Indiana, USA at this time.

Note: His death records may say he passed away in Marion, Indiana but according to his son, he was transported to Rockford, Ohio shortly before he passed.

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