I am curious to see how others did. Feel free to share!

Black Zebra Heirloom (A+) - late to ripen but they just keep coming and coming and coming....they're not very big but when my wife makes her tomato salad with fresh basil and balsamic vinegar....OMG....

Gardener's Delight Cherry Hybrid (A) - large cherry, constant work horse, 8 foot tall, very pleased with this fellow

Chadwick Cherry Hybrid (B+) - smaller cherry, a close competitor to my Gardener's Delight in terms of production, starting to fade from the scene due to yellowing of branches

Independence Day Hybrid (B+) - ripened later than expected but consistently picking 2-3 off my single plant daily, still looking very healthy

Black Krim Heirloom (B-) - first non-cherry to ripen, average production from the start but not growing as large as expected, will still get one here and there

Abe Lincoln Heirloom (B) - outperformed my expectations, may have earned another spot in next year's lineup

Better Boy Hybrid (C) - just not as much fruit as I expected from a hybrid

Pineapple Heirloom (C-) - large yummy yellow steak-like fruit, but not too many made it that large before I had to pick them

Better Bush Hybrid (D) - short foliage hides most fruit, which isn't really much to begin with

Super Steak Hybrid (F) - more like Super Fake, got 1 tomato off this plant

Next year I'll be trying out Cherokee Purple, Mortgage Lifter, Brandywine, and the Ramapo F1 Hybrid.

Purple Russian- keeper, good production, midseason early, good growth consider my fight with septoria

Paul Robeson- keeper forever, got this year with Amazon Chocolate 105 days from seed. Still has some greenies

Gypsy- keeper, midseason, sweeter that Amazon Choc, likes cool weather, slightly later than AC
Amazon Chocolate- keeper, 105 days from seed!!! Fairly large for that early and that tasty tomato.
my fav so far in terms of taste, was early for this size, likes cool weather, was not that great with septoria
Black vernissage
tough skin, taste good otherwise, skip for next year
Missouri pink love apple
good steady production, prolific, plenty of greenies yet, midseaon with WOW for me, seesm did well with septoria
Pink Honey
as not productive as I would like but early midseason, taste excellent, will keep
Big Rainbow- one of the late ones for me
has lots of going now but so far few small fruits produced. Nature Riddle seems to be pretty similar but slightly earlier and better production so might go on the shelf for next year
Tigerella
have better things to try
Nature RIddle
will keep, late, large citrycy, got nice large ones quite a few
Riesentraube
great one, very healthy considering septoria, cept I like Isis candy much more and they both later cherries for me, I just do not need that many cherries
Taste of Italy' Cuore Di Bue
http://www.tmseeds.com/product/Pomodoro_Tomato_Cuore_di_Bue/Taste_of_Italy
keeper, steady, midseason and still working, great taste
San Marzano
gone
Azochka
keeper, quite early for size and excellent taste, seems pulling through whatever weather comes
Roman Candle
good paste but I think I might keep banana legs and orange paste instead
HHHS
http://www.rareseeds.com/hssiao-his-hung-shih-tomato/
new one this year, meaty for cherry, prolific as described, taste was they say balanced, could load tons into salad without overloading the taste buds. I have Medovaya Kaplya to try next year though
Sungold and Momotaro are two hybrids I keep.

Blue p20
one of all time favs
Ildi
gone, very bland taste
Isis
favorite, keeper, super!!!
Gardeners Delight
like it but have some other early cherries to try
Black Russian
http://www.thompson-morgan.com/vegetables/vegetable-seeds/tomato-seeds/tomato-black-russian-heritage/319TM
I got 3 types of different tomatoes out of that commercial package, what picture shows regular leaf, potato leaf and small golf ball delightful dark red.
Black Krim
Have too many darks and BK is just not that great producer this year
Marianne Peace
def has to be started early and WOW, the only tomato I am still waiting on. Love it though
Lemon wonder
well, it was from trade, it is Not Lemon wonder and neither is Limonny, small golf size mid season dark yellow, juicy and colorful, keeper but at loss what name it is
Banana legs
for determined tom it id well and good paste tomato, keeper
Peach
good, beautiful in salads,
Giant yellow belgium
was not giant but nice variety
Hungarian heart
so so this year but my steady keeper
Tarasenko ubileyniy
midseason, nice, no WOW factor, possibly keep
Green zebra cherry- nice, will skip for next year since have other cherries to try
StPierre- nice, midseason, moderate yield, no wow factor but good enough to keep
Pierce Tom Pride- love this one, buttery dark taste, one of my new favs
Hog heart- keeper late paste
Orange paste- keeper, super like!
BrandywinexStupice- love, keeper, late midseason
Nikolaevna- love, keeper, just your old fashioned tomato taste
Tenessie Surprise- just got first one, jury still out
Novogogoshari- this one hollow for stuffing, too small for good stuffer, at least this year

I know Gardener's Delight and Chadwick Cherry, aka Camp Joy as OP's and not hybrids and both have been long known as OP,

When were hybrids created from them and how?

Thanks,

Carolyn