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Genealogy of Alexander Hamilton 1500's to 1800's John HAMILTON_OF_GRAN was born in 1565 in Scotland. John HAMILTON_OF_GRAN was born in 1599/1600 in Scotland. John HAMILTON was born in 1604/5 in Scotland. www.hamiltongensociety.org /alex2.php

Fuller Family of Sussex - pafg138 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File John Hamilton [Parents] was born in 1692 in Glasgow, Scotland. John Hamilton [Parents] was born in 1716 in Glasgow, Scotland. Janet Hamilton was born in 1713 in Glasgow, Scotland. www3.sympatico.ca /alloydthomas/Wyon/pafg138.htm

John Brown Hamilton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia John Brown Hamilton was a Scottish recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. His Victoria Cross is displayed at the National War Museum of Scotland (Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland). On 25/26 September 1917 north of the Ypres-Menin Road, Belgium, great difficulty was experienced in keeping the front and support line supplied with small arm ammunition, owing to the intense artillery fire. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Brown_Hamilton

Gavin Hamilton Hamilton was later chief factor of the Hudson's Bay company, in charge of New Caledonia, which practically comprised all the country between the Fraser and the Skeena. W.C. Hamilton of Esquimalt and Z. Hamilton of Victoria are cousins of the late factor. His father was Dr. John Macaulay Hamilton and his mother was Marion Sibbald Rae, sister to Dr. John Rae‡, the arctic explorer and HBC employee. www.fortlangley.ca /Hamilton.html

Jane Haddow Hamilton John Hamilton was born on the 29th of July in Mothermuir, Lanark and christened on the 11th of August 1794 in Dalziel, Lanark. Jane Hamilton was born in 1801/02 in Hamilton and married on the 9th of June 1823 in Hamilton to Andrew Fraser. Isabel Hamilton was born on the 12th of October 1812 and christened on the 22nd of November 1816 in Hamilton, Lanark. mywebpages.comcast.net /derek2000/tree/ggg_gp/jaha1801.htm

Scotland's Past - John Hamilton In 1543 his half-brother, the 2nd Earl of Arran, became Governor and Hamilton returned to Scotland, he influenced the Earl to come to terms with Cardinal Beaton and his French supporters. Hamilton was suspected of being privy to the murders of Darnley and Moray and after Mary was deposed in 1567 he was a leading figure amongst her supporters. At the age of thirteen John becam the Commendator of Paisley abbey, he also travelled in Europe and is reported to have become interested in Lutheranism at this time. www.scotlandspast.org /hamiltonj.cfm

CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: John Hamilton In 1544 Hamilton was appointed Bishop of Dunkeld, and after the assassination of Beaton, succeeded that prelate not only as metropolitan, but also as the prominent opponent of nascent Protestantism. When the packed parliament of 1560 voted the overthrow of Catholicism and the adoption of the Protestant "Confession of Faith", Hamilton was the leading dissentient. His half-brother James, second Earl of Arran, being then regent during Mary Stuart's minority, Hamilton was speedily promoted to important offices of state, becoming privy seal, and later, high treasurer. www.newadvent.org /cathen/07123b.htm

ELEVENTH GENERATION John Hamilton was born in 1680 in Falkirk, Sterling, Scotland or in North Ireland. John Hamilton was born in 1713 in Ireland. John Hamilton born 1680 was married to Jennet Mrs. myweb.cableone.net /apel/familytree/d941.htm

John Hamilton (of Scotland) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia He was made Keeper of the Privy Seal of Scotland in 1543 and bishop of Dunkeld two years later; in 1546 he followed David Beaton as archbishop of St Andrews, and about the same time he became treasurer of the kingdom. At a very early age he became a monk and abbot of Paisley, and after studying in Paris he returned to Scotland, where he soon rose to a position of power and influence under his hall-brother, the regent Arran. 1511 - April 6, 1571), Scottish prelate and politician, was a natural son of James Hamilton, 1st Earl of Arran. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Hamilton_(of_Scotland)

Hamilton Genealogy Page The patriarch, John Hamilton was born in Irving Scotland in 1771. The Hamilton family emigrated from The Isle of Arran in Scotland in May, 1828. The study of the Hamilton family line is complicated by the practice of naming ones firstborn male child after their paternal grandfather and the firstborn female offspring after their maternal grandmother. personal.nbnet.nb.ca /ham/genealogy/genealogy_page.html

JAMES HAMILTON, 1ST DUKE OF HAMILTON - LoveToKnow Article on JAMES HAMILTON, 1ST DUKE OF HAMILTON On the death of Strafford Hamilton was confronted by a new antagonist in Montrose, who detested both his character and policy and repudiated his supremacy in Scotland. Hamiltons conduct had at last incurred Charless resentment and he was sent, in January 1644, a prisoner to Pendennis Castle, in 1645 being removed to St Michaels Mount, where he was liberated by Fairfaxs troops on the 23rd of April 1646. Hamilton, during his unfortunate career, had often been suspected of betraying the kings cause, and, as an heir to the Scottish throne, of intentionally playing into the hands of the Covenanters with a view of procuring the crown for himself. www.1911encyclopedia.org /H/HA/HAMILTON_JAMES_HAMILTON_1ST_DUKE_OF.htm

John Hamilton The arrival of these two dangerous men, whose characters were well known, especially that of Hamilton, having reached the ears of the king, he immediately issued a proclamation, enjoining their instant departure from the kingdom under pain of treason, and declared all guilty of the like crime who harboured them. Still amongst the foremost and most violent in all religious discords, Hamilton became a furious zealot for the Catholic League of 1566, which it is well known had for its object the extermination of protestants, without regard to the means, and figured during that celebrated era under the title of Curé de S. Cosine. Notwithstanding this edict, Hamilton contrived to find shelter in the north, and to elude for some time the vigilance of the government. www.electricscotland.com /history/other/hamilton_john1.htm

john hamilton John Hamilton of Sandstoun was appointed Governor of Carlisle. (2.) "By John Hamilton, Governor of Carlisle, for His Royal Highness "the Prince Regent. I also took from defendant his instructions, dated 20th November, 1745, which were given him for his conduct in the defence of the place, and which are signed by John Murray, as secretary to the young Pretender. www.alanwills.co.uk /doc_hamilton_commission.html

Hamilton, John Hamilton, 1st marquess of on Encyclopedia.com The death of his father in 1575 made him the nearest heir to the throne of Scotland and placed him at the head of the Hamilton family because of the insanity of his elder brother James, 3d earl of Arran. Hamilton, John Hamilton, 1st marquess of on Encyclopedia.com With other banished lords he returned to Scotland in 1585, was reconciled with James, and thereafter enjoyed possession of his family's estates and the favor and confidence of the king. www.encyclopedia.com /html/H/HamiltJ1oH1.asp

henderson - pafg06.htm - Generated by Personal Ancestral File John married (1) Agnes Balfour daughter of James Balfour and Margaret Balfour in 1592 in Pittendreich, Midlothian, Scotland. John Henderson "4th Baron of Fordell" (James, William, George, James, Robert) was born in 1564 in Fordel, Aberdour, Fifeshire, Scotland. Sir John Hamilton of Orbitson, Lord Justice Clerk, and had issue. www.imt.net /~gedison/henderson/pafg06.htm

John Hamilton/Margaret Cumming Name: Ann Hamilton Born: 1827 at: Kings Cross, Isle of Arran, Scotland Married: 19 Apr 1853 at: Dalhousie, Rest. Born: 1787-1788 at: Kilbride Parish, Isle of Arran, Scotland Married: 4 Sep 1820 at: Kilbride Parish, Isle of Arran, Scotland Died: 28 Apr 1868 at: Blackland, Rest. Name: John Hamilton Born: 1828 at: Blackland, Rest. www.geocities.com /hamilton_family_tree/fam00005.htm

Biography, John Hamilton Sr Family traditions holds that he belonged to a branch of the Hamilton family that was compelled to flee from Scotland to Ireland during the reigns of James and Charles on account of religious persecution. 1802 abt; John, having lived a long life, died in Barren/Monroe co., Ky. He had traveled many miles in his long life, beginning in Scotland, crossing the Atlantic to PA., crossing mountain ranges at least twice as he moved south, eventually to settle in the new State of Kentucky. Biography, John Hamilton Sr John Hamilton Sr The life of John Hamilton, Sr. www.pa-roots.com /~lancaster/biography/hamiltonjohn.html

Family Trees of Thomas Jefferson and Other Famous Americans - pafg92 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File John HAMILTON of Grange [Parents] was born about 1600 in Scotland. John HAMILTON of Grange was born about 1640. James HAMILTON [Parents] was born in 1718 in Grange, Ayrshire, Scotland, Brittan. www.ishipress.com /pafg92.htm

JRULM: H - Biographical Index of Methodist Ministers John Hamilton (1762-1824) entered the Irish itinerancy in 1794 and served throughout the country until his death because of a stroke shortly after arriving home after leaving the Irish Conference. John Haigh (1795-1859) was born in Leeds, Yorkshire and was converted by a sermon of William Dawson. John Henderson (1761-93) was born in Ireland, the son of a Methodist preacher. www.rylibweb.man.ac.uk /data1/dg/methodist/bio/bioh.html

Scotsman.com News - Scottish Saltires - Scotland call-ups for Blain and Hamilton GAVIN Hamilton and John Blain, who were both released by their English counties at the end of this summer, have been invited to take part in the Scotland cricket squad’s winter training sessions with a view to turning out for their native country next season. Scotsman.com News - Scottish Saltires - Scotland call-ups for Blain and Hamilton Hamilton, formerly of Yorkshire, who played for England during their tour of South Africa two years ago, and Blain (ex-Northamptonshire) will, if available, join 16 players named yesterday by David Loudon, chairman of the Scottish Cricket Ltd’s selection committee. news.scotsman.com /topics.cfm?tid=841&id=1200922003

Descendants of David HAMILTON John HAMILTON died in 1544 in Cambuskeith, Scotland. John HAMILTON died in 1546 in Fawside, Scotland. Alexander HAMILTON was born in 1540 in Grange, Scotland. www.hamiltongensociety.org /alex1.php

Adam WILSON Jean DAVIDSON John WILSON (Adam1) was born 18 Mar 1802 in Hamilton Parish, Lanarkshire, Scotland. John married Margaret RITCHIE, daughter of John RITCHIE and Isabella BAXTER, on 29 Jun 1824 in Dalserf, Lanark. Thomas WILSON was born 14 Mar 1815 in Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland. members.aol.com /sasharysch/page67.html

The Newgate Calendar - JOHN HAMILTON, ESQ. The daughter of Arkle, being present, attempted to seize Hamilton, in doing which she tore off the skirt of his coat, which was left on the floor, together with his sword, on his effecting a second escape. Young Hamilton soon becoming connected with some abandoned young gentlemen at Edinburgh lost considerable sums at gaming, and going to his parents for more, they supplied him for the present, but said they would not advance him any further sums while he continued his dissipated course of life. THIS offender was born in the country of Clydesdale, and was related to the ducal family of Hamilton. www.exclassics.com /newgate/ng145.htm

John Hamilton Inman At an early age he (John Hamilton Inman) entered, as a clerk, a Georgia bank of which his uncle was president. John left school at fifteen years of age, and became a clerk in a Georgia bank, of which his uncle was president. John Inman remained a member of this church during his whole life, and was one of its official managers, Dr. John Hall, an eminent Scotch-Irish divine, being the pastor. inman.surnameweb.org /sketches/I3218.htm

My Family Arch HAMILTON of Broomhills was born between 1772 and 1786 in Wamphray, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. John HALLIDAY was born on 10 Feb 1805 in Hutton and Corrie, Dumfrieshire, Scotland. Parents: Archibald HAMILTON and Violet WIFE OF ARCHIBALD. users.tpg.com.au /users/gkroger/d24.htm

Captain John Hamilton "In memory of Capt. John Hamilton, a native of Kingscross Arran, Scotland. John and William Hamilton, the Montgomerys, Peter and Dugald Stewart, W.S. Smith, H. and P, Ramsay and R. Ritchie were the pioneer exporters of square timber. We know that John Hamilton had several lots when the town was divided, according to the map of 1832. personal.nbnet.nb.ca /ham/genealogy/Capt_J_Hamilton.htm

HAMILTON - pafg02 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File John Hamilton died in 1824 in Glasgow, Scotland. Ann Hamilton was born on 4 Jan 1818 in Cambusnethan, Scotland. Susan Hamilton was born on 17 Apr 1820 in Barony, Scotland. uqconnect.net /~zzehamil/pafg02.htm

John Henderson, III He married Margaret Hamilton October 31, 1657 in Chapel, Fordel Castle, Fifeshire, Scotland, daughter of John Hamilton and Berthia Henderson. John Henderson, III, son of John Henderson, Jr. Children born to John Henderson, III and Margaret Hamilton: webpages.charter.net /gwfoute/john_henderson_iii.htm

John Hamilton/Catherine Kennedy Name: James Hamilton Born: 18 May 1801 at: Mid Kiscadale, Isle of Arran, Scotland Married: 1841 at: Scotland Died: 17 Dec 1873 at: Blackland, Rest. Name: William Hamilton Born: 17 Apr 1812 at: Largymore, Isle of Arran, Scotland Married: at: Died: 1 Sep 1887 at: Charlo, Rest. Name: Margaret Hamilton Born: 22 Aug 1815 at: Knockenkelly, Isle of Arran, Scotland Married: at: Died: 18 Feb 1859 at: Charlo, Rest. www.geocities.com /hamilton_family_tree/fam00055.htm

Clan Hamilton - Tour Itinerary Lennoxlove is the home of the Duke of Hamilton and the 14th century keep houses a death mask purported to be that of Mary Queen of Scots, a silver casket said to have contained incriminating letters which helped send Mary to her death, and a sapphire ring given to her by Lord John Hamilton. Reception with the Duke and Duchess of Hamilton at Lennoxlove. Continue this afternoon to the Mausoleum in Hamilton and Chatelherault Hunting Lodge for James, 5th Duke of Hamilton and designed by William Adam, the Lodge was completed around 1744. dev1.eraserver.net /clanhamilton/tournew.htm

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