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  • Hamilton's Of Chebeague Island,Maine and North Yarmouth

    From connieh2002@gmail.com@21:1/5 to Lorna Doone on Sun Feb 26 23:18:10 2017
    On Friday, April 11, 2003 at 2:22:31 PM UTC-7, Lorna Doone wrote:
    Do these names seem familiar to you? If so,please drop me a line.

    My Hamilton family{some names in no specific order};Ulysses G. Hamilton
    b. Dec. 12,1864 in North Yarmouth,Maine. He was the son of Benjamin
    Franklin Hamilton and Helen Rideout.

    Benjamin was b. April 9,1834 in Cumberland,Maine d. Jan. 17,1899
    Helen was b. 1837 in Cumberland,Maine d. June 4,1912 in North Yarmouth.




    John Hamilton b. about 1709 in Scotland.
    He died in 1767 in Chebeague Island,Maine.
    He married Betty Chandler {year not known}.
    She was born about 1713 and died in 1772 in Chebeague Island,Maine.





    Ambrose Hamilton was born July 21,1735 and died in 1795 in Belfast,Waldo Maine.
    He married Deborah Soule on April 28,1763.
    She was the daughter of Jedidah Soule and Tabitha Bishop.Deborah was
    born April 22,1744 in Duxbury,Plymouth Mass. and died Sept.20,1825 in Chebeague Island,Maine.






    Thanks for any help you can give me.
    Lorna

    Hi. I just ran across your message and I have a chart that might interest you. I cannot attach the document, but I will put it on a Dropbox link and will leave it up for at least two weeks. https://www.dropbox.com/s/rk51asre5xpb5sx/Hamilton.pdf?dl=0

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  • From riverratsbnt@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Wed Jul 19 03:38:13 2017
    I have all the information you need. My lineage to the hamiltons start wih the Mayflower and im directly related to ambrose and many many other hamiltons on chebeague

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  • From jeffandsusannielsen@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Thu Aug 31 13:29:46 2017
    Geneology research Hamiltons of Chebeague Island

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  • From jhd191@gmail.com@21:1/5 to riverr...@gmail.com on Sun May 20 16:34:41 2018
    On Wednesday, July 19, 2017 at 6:38:15 AM UTC-4, riverr...@gmail.com wrote:
    I have all the information you need. My lineage to the hamiltons start wih the Mayflower and im directly related to ambrose and many many other hamiltons on chebeague

    May,20,2018
    I am a Hamilton form the Cheabeague Island lineage. I would be interested in the information you have tracing back to the Mayflower. Thank you. Jane Hamilton

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  • From jsmyangels@gmail.com@21:1/5 to Lorna Doone on Mon Aug 20 11:58:07 2018
    On Friday, April 11, 2003 at 5:22:31 PM UTC-4, Lorna Doone wrote:
    Do these names seem familiar to you? If so,please drop me a line.

    My Hamilton family{some names in no specific order};Ulysses G. Hamilton
    b. Dec. 12,1864 in North Yarmouth,Maine. He was the son of Benjamin
    Franklin Hamilton and Helen Rideout.

    Benjamin was b. April 9,1834 in Cumberland,Maine d. Jan. 17,1899
    Helen was b. 1837 in Cumberland,Maine d. June 4,1912 in North Yarmouth.




    John Hamilton b. about 1709 in Scotland.
    He died in 1767 in Chebeague Island,Maine.
    He married Betty Chandler {year not known}.
    She was born about 1713 and died in 1772 in Chebeague Island,Maine.





    Ambrose Hamilton was born July 21,1735 and died in 1795 in Belfast,Waldo Maine.
    He married Deborah Soule on April 28,1763.
    She was the daughter of Jedidah Soule and Tabitha Bishop.Deborah was
    born April 22,1744 in Duxbury,Plymouth Mass. and died Sept.20,1825 in Chebeague Island,Maine.






    Thanks for any help you can give me.
    Lorna

    I'm also a Hamilton descendant and have a ton of information. You should join the Facebook group and you will be supported. On Facebook, join the group: HAMILTON GENEALOGY Chebeague Island Maine

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