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Adelin Hamilton1
F, b. Feb 5, 1923, #8948

Father George Walter Hamilton b. Jan 29, 1879, d. Jun 5, 1949
Mother Marguerite Leona Goddard b. Jul 25, 1882
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Relationship 5th cousin 1 time removed of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th cousin 2 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th cousin 2 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Jan 20, 2006

Birth Feb 5, 1923  Pottawatomie Co, Kansas1 
Birth* Feb 5, 1923  1 

Family
Children  1. Living Fair
  2. Living Inskeep
  3. Living Inskeep
  4. Living Fair

Citations
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Alba C Grower Hamilton1
F, #8998

Last Edited Jan 20, 2006

Married Name   Hamilton 
Marriage* Aug, 1864  Edinboro, PA, Principal=Alvah Fisk Hamilton 

Family Alvah Fisk Hamilton b. Dec 4, 1838

Citations
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Alexander Hamilton1
M, b. Jun 5, 1725, d. 1781, #153

Father James Hamilton II b. 1747, d. Mar 30, 1835
Mother Catherine Bailey
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Charts Pedigree for Alexander Prescott Bale
Pedigree for Alexander Prescott Bale
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Relationship 5th great-grandfather of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 6th great-grandfather of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 6th great-grandfather of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Jan 20, 2006

Note   [Alexandr.ged]

BIRTH MARRIAGE DEATH: DAR PATRIOTS INDEX-CENTENNIAL EDITION Part 2 p age1285
HAMILTON, Alexander: b 6-5-1725 ST d 9- -1781 PA m Ann (Amanda) Ree dCapt PS PA
The NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS AND ADDRESS ES,VOL
XXII NOVEMBER 1, 1958 (SETTLERS ON THE FAIR PLAY LAND); Biographica laccount of Alexander Hamilton and his family.'He brought his family toPine Creek from Cumberland County and settled on the river shortly abovePine Creek in 1773. He was on the Committee of Safety in 1776, was incommand of Horn'sFort before the Big Runaway, and afterwards served withthe county militia at Fort Augusta. Several of his sons served therewith him. He was killed there while working on some crops outside thestockade, but his family returned to claim their father's improvement.Much had been written on this family. His wife was Anna (or Amanda)Reed. Their children were: John, who married Betsy Robinson; Robert, whomarried Anna Jackson and was already mentioned; William; James;George andAlexander, both of whom died in 1785; Sampson, who married Jane Millerand settled near Meadville, PA ; Joshua, killed in the War of 1812; andNancy, who died at age twenty. The widowed mother, remarried to JohnPrice, after returning to
Pine Creek. Daughter-in-law, Anna says of him-'Alexander Hamilton andSamuel Horn were competitors for the captaincy. Horn's men said Hamiltongot a keg of whiskey to bye votes. This might have been a joke. He gotmost votes and commission, he was always call'd Captain'.
DEED: Wm McMunn to Alexr Hamilton for 81 pounds 10 shillings and twopence
Lott No. One in the officers tract on Bald Eagle Creek 216 acres recorded19
Jul 1773
DEED: Alexander Hamilton to Henry Starret 216 acres in Bald Eagle Twpfor 1000 pounds recorded 10 Mar 1778
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION: No. 4 Administration Acct 1782 to the Estateof
Alexr Hamilton Deceased - accounts of Ann & John Hamilton, administratorsof
estate amounting to 404 pounds 15 shillings 7 pence. see copy inpossession of Margaret Bacon, St. John, IN. 4 Dec 1994.
TIME LINE ALEXANDER HAMILTON: Sources - Road to Oyesterville by Will ardEspy, History of Cumberland Co., History of Northumberland Co., Historyof Lycoming Co. History of the West Branch of the Susquehanna h River byLynn(?)
1741 - possible arrival at New Carlisile DE with father William, brothers
John, William & Robert & Sister Jane.
1745 - possible built grist mill along Marsh Creek, Cumberland Co PA
1749 - Daughter Anna born 1st wife(unk) dies in childbirth
1755 - Land Warrant, 10 Feb, along Juniata River near present dayLewiston.
Bratton Twp 280 acres, sold 200 acres to James Bratton 29 Mar 1779 .Other 80
acres supposedly given to dau Anna & Husband Tom Espy.
1756 - fought in French & Indian Was with two brothers John & William.
1760 - m. Amanda Reed
1763 - brothers John & William k. by Indians
1764 - Anna leaves grandparents and joins her fathers family
1767 - appears on Derry Twp, Fermanagh, Cumberland Co Taxables
1789 - Derry Twp taxables list
1772 - moves to Bald Eagle, Pine Creek
1774 - Land Patent, 3 May 216 acres Bald Eagle Creek
1775 - Bald Eagle Twp, Northumberland Co Militia under Henry Antes
1776 - Member Bald Eagle Twp Committee of Safety, Fort Reed built, PineCreek
Declaration of Independence - see copy in possession of M. Bacon 4Dec
1994
1777 - called to active service in the Jerseys
1778 - The Great Runaway
1782 - killed by Indians in fall probably Sept.
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORPHANS COURT OF LYCOMING CO 1797:
John Hamilton petitions breakup of real estate in fathers estate amongstall
heirs; guardians apptd for Joshua(James McClure) and Sampson(Andre wCarr).
DEED: John Hamilton & his wife deed to Robert Hamilton 15 Aug 1799 -
instrument used to close extate of Alexander Hamilton dec'd. Each sonshown
receiving his equal share of proceeds of fathers real estate.
From 'Juniata & Susquehanna Valleys in Pennsylvania' -
Henry Antes, eighth captain; Thomas Beandon, first lt.; AlexanderHamilton, 2nd lt.; Simon Cole, ensign; 58 privates.
Proceedings of the Northumberland Committee of Safety - 8th of Feb. ,1776,
for Bald Eagle Twp: Mr. William Dunn, Thomas Hughes, Alexander Hamilton
from History of Clinton Co., PA, pg 473 'In accordance with an orderissued at August sessions, 1775, Henry Antes, Cookson Lang, SamueHarris, Samuel Howard, Alexander Hamilton, and Jonathan Ashbridge laidout a bridle-road, as it was called, on the west side of the river, fromthe mouth of Bald Eagle Creek to Sunbury.
from 'A History of the Juniata Valley' Vol. I p 269, Mifflin Co., P ATownships 'Andrew Bratton was the first actual settler in what is nowBratton Township. Alexander Hamilton received the first land warrant on10 February 1755. John, William George, Jacob, Edward, James & JohnBratton, Jr., all took up land in what is now Bratton Township. GeorgeMitchell, Mathaniel Stanley, John Beatty, Elizah & Benjamin Criswell,John Beard & John Carlisle were early settlers.
from 'A Picture of Clinton County' - Writers Program, PA Commissioners of
Clinton Co., PA., c 1942 -'Among the first to settle in the Pine Creekarea was Alexander Hamilton, a Sotch-Irishman who came to America as ayoung man. He had settled along the Juniata River, but in 1772 heremoved to the West Branch and marked off a tract a mile square.Afterward, believing he had more ground than he could profitable use , hegave half of his tract to John Jackson, who came from Orange County, NY.Both Hamilton and Jackson were good mechanics. As carpenters, joiners,wagon-makers, tanners, and blacksmiths their services were in greatdemand. These men with their families left their Pine Creek homes at thetime of the Great Runaway of 1778. Arriving at Fort Augusta, Hamilton,at the urgent request of the commander, Colone Hunter, remained to helpdefend the fort. He was charged with enrolling and organizing the menfrom the West Branch to protect the settlement at what is now Sunbury andNorthumberland.
Several houses in the vicinity had been vacated and Hamilton's familyoccupied one of them until peace had been returned to that district . Inthe fall of 1781, he was ambushed and killed by roving Indians , just ashort distance above the Northumberland on the North Branch . Afterpeace was established, Hamilton's widow and children returned to PineCreek and received from the State government a full title to their land.


He was a member of the Committee of Safety of Northumberland County. Hewas killed by Indians when on scout duty, age 56 Years. from the history,PA. Clinton Co. 1889, by Meginness, John (KSHS) Alexander Hamilton, cameto America when a young man, first settlement was on the Juniata, wherehe married Amanda Reed. they had eight sons and one daughter, Early in1772 Alexander Hamilton moved his family to the West Branch and markedout for himself a tract of land a mile square, Hamilton was a mechanicalgenius and combined the trades of carpenter, joiner, wagonmaker andblacksmith. He manufactured a large metal chest, out of walnut boards,which is still existence and gives evidence of having been an excellentpiece of work.
[New FTW Family File.GED]

[Alexandr.ged]

BIRTH MARRIAGE DEATH: DAR PATRIOTS INDEX-CENTENNIAL EDITION Part 2 p age1285
HAMILTON, Alexander: b 6-5-1725 ST d 9- -1781 PA m Ann (Amanda) Ree dCapt PS PA
The NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS AND ADDRESS ES,VOL
XXII NOVEMBER 1, 1958 (SETTLERS ON THE FAIR PLAY LAND); Biographica laccount of Alexander Hamilton and his family.'He brought his family toPine Creek from Cumberland County and settled on the river shortly abovePine Creek in 1773. He was on the Committee of Safety in 1776, was incommand of Horn'sFort before the Big Runaway, and afterwards served withthe county militia at Fort Augusta. Several of his sons served therewith him. He was killed there while working on some crops outside thestockade, but his family returned to claim their father's improvement.Much had been written on this family. His wife was Anna (or Amanda)Reed. Their children were: John, who married Betsy Robinson; Robert, whomarried Anna Jackson and was already mentioned; William; James;George andAlexander, both of whom died in 1785; Sampson, who married Jane Millerand settled near Meadville, PA ; Joshua, killed in the War of 1812; andNancy, who died at age twenty. The widowed mother, remarried to JohnPrice, after returning to
Pine Creek. Daughter-in-law, Anna says of him-'Alexander Hamilton andSamuel Horn were competitors for the captaincy. Horn's men said Hamiltongot a keg of whiskey to bye votes. This might have been a joke. He gotmost votes and commission, he was always call'd Captain'.
DEED: Wm McMunn to Alexr Hamilton for 81 pounds 10 shillings and twopence
Lott No. One in the officers tract on Bald Eagle Creek 216 acres recorded19
Jul 1773
DEED: Alexander Hamilton to Henry Starret 216 acres in Bald Eagle Twpfor 1000 pounds recorded 10 Mar 1778
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION: No. 4 Administration Acct 1782 to the Estateof
Alexr Hamilton Deceased - accounts of Ann & John Hamilton, administratorsof
estate amounting to 404 pounds 15 shillings 7 pence. see copy inpossession of Margaret Bacon, St. John, IN. 4 Dec 1994.
TIME LINE ALEXANDER HAMILTON: Sources - Road to Oyesterville by Will ardEspy, History of Cumberland Co., History of Northumberland Co., Historyof Lycoming Co. History of the West Branch of the Susquehanna h River byLynn(?)
1741 - possible arrival at New Carlisile DE with father William, brothers
John, William & Robert & Sister Jane.
1745 - possible built grist mill along Marsh Creek, Cumberland Co PA
1749 - Daughter Anna born 1st wife(unk) dies in childbirth
1755 - Land Warrant, 10 Feb, along Juniata River near present dayLewiston.
Bratton Twp 280 acres, sold 200 acres to James Bratton 29 Mar 1779 .Other 80
acres supposedly given to dau Anna & Husband Tom Espy.
1756 - fought in French & Indian Was with two brothers John & William.
1760 - m. Amanda Reed
1763 - brothers John & William k. by Indians
1764 - Anna leaves grandparents and joins her fathers family
1767 - appears on Derry Twp, Fermanagh, Cumberland Co Taxables
1789 - Derry Twp taxables list
1772 - moves to Bald Eagle, Pine Creek
1774 - Land Patent, 3 May 216 acres Bald Eagle Creek
1775 - Bald Eagle Twp, Northumberland Co Militia under Henry Antes
1776 - Member Bald Eagle Twp Committee of Safety, Fort Reed built, PineCreek
Declaration of Independence - see copy in possession of M. Bacon 4Dec
1994
1777 - called to active service in the Jerseys
1778 - The Great Runaway
1782 - killed by Indians in fall probably Sept.
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORPHANS COURT OF LYCOMING CO 1797:
John Hamilton petitions breakup of real estate in fathers estate amongstall
heirs; guardians apptd for Joshua(James McClure) and Sampson(Andre wCarr).
DEED: John Hamilton & his wife deed to Robert Hamilton 15 Aug 1799 -
instrument used to close extate of Alexander Hamilton dec'd. Each sonshown
receiving his equal share of proceeds of fathers real estate.
From 'Juniata & Susquehanna Valleys in Pennsylvania' -
Henry Antes, eighth captain; Thomas Beandon, first lt.; AlexanderHamilton, 2nd lt.; Simon Cole, ensign; 58 privates.
Proceedings of the Northumberland Committee of Safety - 8th of Feb. ,1776,
for Bald Eagle Twp: Mr. William Dunn, Thomas Hughes, Alexander Hamilton
from History of Clinton Co., PA, pg 473 'In accordance with an orderissued at August sessions, 1775, Henry Antes, Cookson Lang, Samue Harris,Samuel Howard, Alexander Hamilton, and Jonathan Ashbridge laid out abridle-road, as it was called, on the west side of the river, from themouth of Bald Eagle Creek to Sunbury.
from 'A History of the Juniata Valley' Vol. I p 269, Mifflin Co., P ATownships 'Andrew Bratton was the first actual settler in what is nowBratton Township. Alexander Hamilton received the first land warrant on10 February 1755. John, William George, Jacob, Edward, James & JohnBratton, Jr., all took up land in what is now Bratton Township. GeorgeMitchell, Mathaniel Stanley, John Beatty, Elizah & Benjamin Criswell,John Beard & John Carlisle were early settlers.
from 'A Picture of Clinton County' - Writers Program, PA Commissioners of
Clinton Co., PA., c 1942 -'Among the first to settle in the Pine Creekarea was Alexander Hamilton, a Sotch-Irishman who came to America as ayoung man. He had settled along the Juniata River, but in 1772 heremoved to the West Branch and marked off a tract a mile square.Afterward, believing he had more ground than he could profitable use , hegave half of his tract to John Jackson, who came from Orange County, NY.Both Hamilton and Jackson were good mechanics. As carpenters, joiners,wagon-makers, tanners, and blacksmiths their services were in greatdemand. These men with their families left their Pine Creek homes at thetime of the Great Runaway of 1778. Arriving at Fort Augusta, Hamilton,at the urgent request of the commander, Colone Hunter, remained to helpdefend the fort. He was charged with enrolling and organizing the menfrom the West Branch to protect the settlement at what is now Sunbury andNorthumberland.
Several houses in the vicinity had been vacated and Hamilton's familyoccupied one of them until peace had been returned to that district . Inthe fall of 1781, he was ambushed and killed by roving Indians , just ashort distance above the Northumberland on the North Branch . Afterpeace was established, Hamilton's widow and children returned to PineCreek and received from the State government a full title to their land.


He was a member of the Committee of Safety of Northumberland County. Hewas killed by Indians when on scout duty, age 56 Years. from the history,PA. Clinton Co. 1889, by Meginness, John (KSHS) Alexander Hamilton, cameto America when a young man, first settlement was on the Juniata, wherehe married Amanda Reed. they had eight sons and one daughter, Early in1772 Alexander Hamilton moved his family to the West Branch and markedout for himself a tract of land a mile square, Hamilton was a mechanicalgenius and combined the trades of carpenter, joiner, wagonmaker andblacksmith. He manufactured a large metal chest, out of walnut boards,which is still existence and gives evidence of having been an excellentpiece of work. 
Birth* Jun 5, 1725  Scotland2,3 
Marriage before 1747  Juniata, Pennsylvania3 
Marriage* circa 1748  2,3 
Marriage* circa 1760  Cumberland Co, PA, Principal=Amanda Anna Reed2,3 
Death* 1781  Northumberland, Northumberland, Pennsylvania3 
GEDCOM 1875  Northumberland Co Pa, Unknown GEDCOM tag: PROP3 

Family 1 Amanda Anna Reed b. circa 1725, d. Jan, 1820
Marriage* circa 1760  Cumberland Co, PA, Principal=Amanda Anna Reed2,3 
Children  1. George Hamilton d. circa 1785
  2. Alexander Hamilton d. circa 1799
  3. Nancy Hamilton+ b. 1747, d. 1799 or 1808
  4. John Hamilton+ b. circa 1760, d. before Aug 29, 1829
  5. Robert Hamilton+ b. Sep 12, 1763, d. Jun 9, 1845
  6. James Hamilton+ b. circa 1764, d. 1842
  7. Sampson Hamilton+ b. Mar 1, 1777, d. Apr 13, 1857
  8. William Hamilton+ b. before 1800
  9. Joshua Hamilton b. before 1800, d. Aug 31, 1814

Family 2
Child  1. male Hamilton b. before 1800

Citations
  1. !BIRTH MARRIAGE DEATH: DAR PATRIOTS INDEX-CENTENNIAL EDITION Part 2 p age 1285
    HAMILTON, Alexander: b 6-5-1725 ST d 9- -1781 PA m Ann (Amanda) Ree d Capt PS PA
    !The NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS AND ADDRESS ES, VOL
    XXII NOVEMBER 1, 1958 (SETTLERS ON THE FAIR PLAY LAND); Biographica l account of Alexander Hamilton and his family."He brought his family to Pine Creek from Cumberland County and settled on the river shortly above Pine Creek in 1773. He was on the Committee of Safety in 1776, was in command of Horn'sFort before the Big Runaway, and afterwards served with the county militia at Fort Augusta. Several of his sons served there with him. He was killed there while working on some crops outside the stockade, but his family returned to claim their father's improvement. Much had been written on this family. His wife was Anna (or Amanda) Reed. Their children were: John, who married Betsy Robinson; Robert, who married Anna Jackson and was already mentioned; William; James;George and Alexander, both of whom died in 1785; Sampson, who married Jane Miller and settled near Meadville, PA ; Joshua, killed in the War of 1812; and Nancy, who died at age twenty. The widowed mother, remarried to John Price, after returning to
    Pine Creek. Daughter-in-law, Anna says of him-"Alexander Hamilton and Samuel Horn were competitors for the captaincy. Horn's men said Hamilton got a keg of whiskey to bye votes. This might have been a joke. He got most votes and commission, he was always call'd Captain".
    !DEED: Wm McMunn to Alexr Hamilton for 81 pounds 10 shillings and two pence
    Lott No. One in the officers tract on Bald Eagle Creek 216 acres recorded 19
    Jul 1773
    !DEED: Alexander Hamilton to Henry Starret 216 acres in Bald Eagle Twp for 1000 pounds recorded 10 Mar 1778
    !LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION: No. 4 Administration Acct 1782 to the Estate of
    Alexr Hamilton Deceased - accounts of Ann & John Hamilton, administrators of
    estate amounting to 404 pounds 15 shillings 7 pence. see copy in possession of Margaret Bacon, St. John, IN. 4 Dec 1994.
    !TIME LINE ALEXANDER HAMILTON: Sources - Road to Oyesterville by Will ard Espy, History of Cumberland Co., History of Northumberland Co., History of Lycoming Co. History of the West Branch of the Susquehanna h River by Lynn(?)
    1741 - possible arrival at New Carlisile DE with father William, brothers
    John, William & Robert & Sister Jane.
    1745 - possible built grist mill along Marsh Creek, Cumberland Co PA
    1749 - Daughter Anna born 1st wife(unk) dies in childbirth
    1755 - Land Warrant, 10 Feb, along Juniata River near present day Lewiston.
    Bratton Twp 280 acres, sold 200 acres to James Bratton 29 Mar 1779 . Other 80
    acres supposedly given to dau Anna & Husband Tom Espy.
    1756 - fought in French & Indian Was with two brothers John & William.
    1760 - m. Amanda Reed
    1763 - brothers John & William k. by Indians
    1764 - Anna leaves grandparents and joins her fathers family
    1767 - appears on Derry Twp, Fermanagh, Cumberland Co Taxables
    1789 - Derry Twp taxables list
    1772 - moves to Bald Eagle, Pine Creek
    1774 - Land Patent, 3 May 216 acres Bald Eagle Creek
    1775 - Bald Eagle Twp, Northumberland Co Militia under Henry Antes
    1776 - Member Bald Eagle Twp Committee of Safety, Fort Reed built, Pine Creek
    Declaration of Independence - see copy in possession of M. Bacon 4 Dec
    1994
    1777 - called to active service in the Jerseys
    1778 - The Great Runaway
    1782 - killed by Indians in fall probably Sept.
    !RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORPHANS COURT OF LYCOMING CO 1797:
    John Hamilton petitions breakup of real estate in fathers estate amongst all
    heirs; guardians apptd for Joshua(James McClure) and Sampson(Andre w Carr).
    !DEED: John Hamilton & his wife deed to Robert Hamilton 15 Aug 1799 -
    instrument used to close extate of Alexander Hamilton dec'd. Each son shown
    receiving his equal share of proceeds of fathers real estate.
    !From "Juniata & Susquehanna Valleys in Pennsylvania" -
    Henry Antes, eighth captain; Thomas Beandon, first lt; Alexander Hamilton, 2nd lt; Simon Cole, ensign; 58 privates.
    Proceedings of the Northumberland Committee of Safety - 8th of Feb. , 1776,
    for Bald Eagle Twp: Mr. William Dunn, Thomas Hughes, Alexander Hamilton
    from History of Clinton Co., PA, pg 473 "In accordance with an order issued at August sessions, 1775, Henry Antes, Cookson Lang, Samue Harris, Samuel Howard, Alexander Hamilton, and Jonathan Ashbridge laid out a bridle-road, as it was called, on the west side of the river, from the mouth of Bald Eagle Creek to Sunbury.
    !from "A History of the Juniata Valley" Vol. I p 269, Mifflin Co., P A Townships "Andrew Bratton was the first actual settler in what is now Bratton Township. Alexander Hamilton received the first land warrant on 10 February 1755. John, William George, Jacob, Edward, James & John Bratton, Jr., all took up land in what is now Bratton Township. George Mitchell, Mathaniel Stanley, John Beatty, Elizah & Benjamin Criswell, John Beard & John Carlisle were early settlers.
    !from "A Picture of Clinton County" - Writers Program, PA Commissioners of
    Clinton Co., PA., c 1942 -"Among the first to settle in the Pine Creek area was Alexander Hamilton, a Sotch-Irishman who came to America as a young man. He had settled along the Juniata River, but in 1772 he removed to the West Branch and marked off a tract a mile square. Afterward, believing he had more ground than he could profitable use , he gave half of his tract to John Jackson, who came from Orange County, NY. Both Hamilton and Jackson were good mechanics. As carpenters, joiners, wagon-makers, tanners, and blacksmiths their services were in great demand. These men with their families left their Pine Creek homes at the time of the Great Runaway of 1778. Arriving at Fort Augusta, Hamilton, at the urgent request of the commander, Colone Hunter, remained to help defend the fort. He was charged with enrolling and organizing the men from the West Branch to protect the settlement at what is now Sunbury and Northumberland.
    Several houses in the vicinity had been vacated and Hamilton's family occupied one of them until peace had been returned to that district . In the fall of 1781, he was ambushed and killed by roving Indians , just a short distance above the Northumberland on the North Branch . After peace was established, Hamilton's widow and children returned to Pine Creek and received from the State government a full title to their land.


    He was a member of the Committee of Safety of Northumberland County. He was killed by Indians when on scout duty, age 56 Years. from the history, PA. Clinton Co. 1889, by Meginness, John (KSHS) Alexander Hamilton, came to America when a young man, first settlement was on the Juniata, where he married Amanda Reed. they had eight sons and one daughter, Early in 1772 Alexander Hamilton moved his family to the West Branch and marked out for himself a tract of land a mile square, Hamilton was a mechanical genius and combined the trades of carpenter, joiner, wagonmaker and blacksmith. He manufactured a large metal chest, out of walnut boards, which is still existence and gives evidence of having been an excellent piece of work.

    Title: Alexandr.ged
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    Title: Alexandr.ged
    Publication: Land records of Lycoming co Pa.
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  2. [S60] Unknown author, Alexandr.ged.
  3. [S59] Unknown author, New FTW Family File.GED.
Alexander Hamilton
M, b. May 16, 1786, d. Aug 2, 1875, #645

Father Statesman/U.S. Treasurer Alexander Hamilton b. Jan 11, 1757, d. Jul 12, 1804
Mother Elizabeth Schuyler b. Aug 17, 1757, d. 1854
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Relationship 1st cousin 7 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 1st cousin 8 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 1st cousin 8 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Mar 27, 2005

Birth* May 16, 1786  Fort George, New York, NY 
Death* Aug 2, 1875   
Alexander Hamilton1
M, b. 1680, #650

Father John Hamilton b. 1639
Mother Rebecca Cunninghame b. 1650
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Charts Pedigree for Alexander Prescott Bale
Pedigree for Taylor Jane Bale
Relationship 8th great-grandfather of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 9th great-grandfather of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 9th great-grandfather of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Apr 3, 2005

Death*   Scotland 
Birth* 1680  The Grange, Scotland 
Marriage* 1720  Principal=Elizabeth Pollock 

Family Elizabeth Pollock b. Jan 19, 1701
Child  1. James Hamilton+ b. 1731 or 1732, d. 1799

Citations
  1. Title: Descendant of David Hamilton (Forebear of Alexander Hamilton, 1st Treasurer of U.S.) 17 July 1998
    Author: Hamilton Genealogical Society
    Publication: http://www.hamiltongensociety.org/alex1.htm.
Alexander Hamilton
M, b. 1540, d. Mar 12, 1658, #672

Father David Hamilton d. Sep 10, 1590
Mother Maria Campbell
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Charts Pedigree for Alexander Prescott Bale
Pedigree for Taylor Jane Bale
Relationship 12th great-grandfather of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 13th great-grandfather of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 13th great-grandfather of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Apr 23, 2005

Marriage*   Principal=Margaret Herries 
Marriage*   Principal=Agnes Craufurd 
Birth* 1540  The Grange, Scotland 
Death* Mar 12, 1658  Grange, Scotland 

Family 1 Agnes Craufurd b. 1545

Family 2 Margaret Herries
Child  1. Robert (Roger) Hamilton+ b. 1570
Alexander Hamilton1
M, d. 1513, #678

Father John Hamilton
Mother Marion Maxwell
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Charts Pedigree for Alexander Prescott Bale
Pedigree for Taylor Jane Bale
Relationship 15th great-grandfather of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 16th great-grandfather of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 16th great-grandfather of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Apr 3, 2005

Birth*   Cambuskeith, Scotland 
Marriage*   Principal=Marion Cunninghame 
Death* 1513  Battle of Flodden, Scotland 

Family Marion Cunninghame
Child  1. John Hamilton+ d. 1544

Citations
  1. Title: Descendant of David Hamilton (Forebear of Alexander Hamilton, 1st Treasurer of U.S.) 17 July 1998
    Author: Hamilton Genealogical Society
    Publication: http://www.hamiltongensociety.org/alex1.htm
    Note: Some errors known to exist.
Alexander Hamilton1,2
M, d. circa 1799, #8781

Father Alexander Hamilton b. Jun 5, 1725, d. 1781
Mother Amanda Anna Reed b. circa 1725, d. Jan, 1820
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Relationship 4th great-granduncle of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th great-granduncle of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th great-granduncle of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Jan 20, 2006

Death* circa 1799  Pine Creek Twp, Northumberland C, PA1,2 

Citations
  1. [S60] Unknown author, Alexandr.ged.
  2. [S59] Unknown author, New FTW Family File.GED.
Alexander Hamilton1,2
M, b. Mar 10, 1792, d. Jan 28, 1851, #8823

Father Robert Hamilton b. Sep 12, 1763, d. Jun 2, 1845
Mother Anna Jackson b. circa 1767, d. Apr 16, 1862
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Relationship 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Jan 20, 2006

Note*   [Alexandr.ged]

from 'Commemorative Biographical Record' rec'd from Norma Lawrence D ec1994
'The father of our subject (Alexander K. Hamilton) was also a nativ e ofPine
Creek Township, and in its subscription schools obtained his educatio n.As a
boy he worked on his father's farm, but afterward learned the printer 'strade,
and in 1837 became editor of THE WATCHMAN, published at Bellefonte, Centre
County, PA., with which he was connected for several years. Later h e was
similarly employed in Harrisburg, PA, and was afterward editor of a paper in
Jersey Shore. For a number of years he was also engaged in pilotin grafts from
Losk Haven to Marietta. He purchased a tract of timber land in Wayn eTownship,
Clinton Co., at the foot of Bald Eagle Mountain, the lumber and bar kfrom which
he sold, and after clearing 170 acres, placed it under a high state of
cultivation. For many years he was one of the most popular and successful
teachers of Pine Creek Township, having charge of the Duncan and McGu ire
schools, and having among his pupils some of the most prominent citiz ensof
this community at the present day. While gathering bark upon his far m he
contracte a cold, which resulted in his death in 1850, when our
subject(Alexander K.) was 15 years old. He was a Whig in politics, an dwas one
of the most highly respected citizens of Pine Creek Township. At Bi gMeddons,
Tioga Co., PA., he married Ann Morrison, by whom he had 8 childrsn: Robert, who
died at the age of 12 years, John, who married Dolly Armstrong, and lives in
Iowa, Alexander K, of this sketch: Jackson, a resident of Pine Cree ktownship:
Anna Amanda: Nancy Jane Hayes, deceased: Elizabeth, who died in childhood: and
Mary P., who is employed as a saleslady in Lock Haven. After the dea thof her
husband, Mrs. Hamilton made her home with her children until she, too ,was
called to her final rest in 1871, being laid by his side in the old P ineCreek
Cemetery of Pine Creek Township. Both were faithful members of the
Presbyterian Church, and had many friends throughout the community.
from History of Clinton County by Linn pg. 656 -
Alexander Hamilton was a grandson of Alexander Hamilton, one of the f irst
settlers of Pine Creek Township, learned his trade in Harrisburg, and
established the American Patriot at Bellefonte, Feb. 15, 1814. He al sohad a
contract for carrying the mails on horseback through sone of the west ern
counties. He broke up and returned to his home. He was the eldest o f afamily
of ten children, five boys and five girls, in the old homestead stil loccupied
by part of the family. The fmaily were Scotch Presbyterian, and th eyoungest
was the first to make a profession of religion and to join the church .He has
been a missionary among the Indians for thirty five years (William) .Alexander
was the last to join the church, and pretty well up in years. He wa s a
politician, active in political meetings. He taught school from necessity, not
choice. At a later period he began the publication of an anti-Masoni cpaper at
Jersey Shore, but not succeeding financially he fell back on school-teaching as
a means of supporting his family. He was always hopeful, believing t hatthere
was something better in store for him; and perhaps there was, but i t wasbeyond
the borders of this life. He died at the age of sixty, of inflammati onof the
brain. He was an intelligent, observing
[New FTW Family File.GED]

[Alexandr.ged]

from 'Commemorative Biographical Record' rec'd from Norma Lawrence D ec1994
'The father of our subject (Alexander K. Hamilton) was also a nativ e ofPine
Creek Township, and in its subscription schools obtained his educatio n.As a
boy he worked on his father's farm, but afterward learned the printer 'strade,
and in 1837 became editor of THE WATCHMAN, published at Bellefonte, Centre
County, PA., with which he was connected for several years. Later h e was
similarly employed in Harrisburg, PA, and was afterward editor of a paper in
Jersey Shore. For a number of years he was also engaged in pilotin grafts from
Losk Haven to Marietta. He purchased a tract of timber land in Wayn eTownship,
Clinton Co., at the foot of Bald Eagle Mountain, the lumber and bar kfrom which
he sold, and after clearing 170 acres, placed it under a high state of
cultivation. For many years he was one of the most popular and successful
teachers of Pine Creek Township, having charge of the Duncan and McGu ire
schools, and having among his pupils some of the most prominent citiz ensof
this community at the present day. While gathering bark upon his far m he
contracte a cold, which resulted in his death in 1850, when our
subject(Alexander K.) was 15 years old. He was a Whig in politics, an dwas one
of the most highly respected citizens of Pine Creek Township. At Bi gMeddons,
Tioga Co., PA., he married Ann Morrison, by whom he had 8 childrsn: Robert, who
died at the age of 12 years, John, who married Dolly Armstrong, and lives in
Iowa, Alexander K, of this sketch: Jackson, a resident of Pine Cree ktownship:
Anna Amanda: Nancy Jane Hayes, deceased: Elizabeth, who died in childhood: and
Mary P., who is employed as a saleslady in Lock Haven. After the dea thof her
husband, Mrs. Hamilton made her home with her children until she, too ,was
called to her final rest in 1871, being laid by his side in the old P ineCreek
Cemetery of Pine Creek Township. Both were faithful members of the
Presbyterian Church, and had many friends throughout the community.
from History of Clinton County by Linn pg. 656 -
Alexander Hamilton was a grandson of Alexander Hamilton, one of the f irst
settlers of Pine Creek Township, learned his trade in Harrisburg, and
established the American Patriot at Bellefonte, Feb. 15, 1814. He al sohad a
contract for carrying the mails on horseback through sone of the west ern
counties. He broke up and returned to his home. He was the eldest o f afamily
of ten children, five boys and five girls, in the old homestead stil loccupied
by part of the family. The fmaily were Scotch Presbyterian, and th eyoungest
was the first to make a profession of religion and to join the church .He has
been a missionary among the Indians for thirty five years (William) .Alexander
was the last to join the church, and pretty well up in years. He wa s a
politician, active in political meetings. He taught school from necessity, not
choice. At a later period he began the publication of an anti-Masoni cpaper at
Jersey Shore, but not succeeding financially he fell back on school-teaching as
a means of supporting his family. He was always hopeful, believing t hatthere
was something better in store for him; and perhaps there was, but i t wasbeyond
the borders of this life. He died at the age of sixty, of inflammati onof the
brain. He was an intelligent, observing 
Burial*   Pine Creek Cem, Pine Creek Twp, PA1,2 
Birth* Mar 10, 1792  Clinton Co, PA2 
Birth Mar 10, 1792  Pine Creek Twp, Northumberland, PA1,2 
Marriage* Apr, 1831  Big Meddons, Tioga Co, PA, Principal=Ann Maria Morrison1 
Death* Jan 28, 1851  1,2 

Family Ann Maria Morrison d. 1871
Children  1. John Hamilton
  2. Jackson Hamilton
  3. Anna Amanda Hamilton
  4. Nancy Jane Hamilton
  5. Elizabeth Hamilton
  6. Mary P Hamilton
  7. John Hamilton
  8. Mary P Hamilton
  9. Alexander K Hamilton b. Jul 11, 1835, d. Nov 23, 1901

Citations
  1. [S60] Unknown author, Alexandr.ged.
  2. [S59] Unknown author, New FTW Family File.GED.
Alexander Hamilton
M, #20994

Father James Hamilton 5th of Cazdow b. 1395, d. 1441
Mother Janet Livingstone b. 1396, d. 1457
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Relationship 3rd cousin 18 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 3rd cousin 19 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 3rd cousin 19 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale.
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