Son of:
Stephen Alexander Hamilton 1849 – 1900
Sarah J Gallimore May 1850 – 25 August 1923
Husband of: Emma Wilhelmina McMichael
Father of: Alexander Hamilton 1908- Nov 1913; buried in Chaffee Co., CO
Siblings:
Jesse Eli Hamilton 1872 – 1938
James W Hamilton 1874 – 1910
Ola [later found as OLGA] Belle Hamilton 1877 – 1949
Military Service Record: USA, North Carolina, Cabarrus County, Military, Spanish-American War of 1898 Roster of Company L (Cabarrus Light Infantry), 1st North Carolina Volunteers abstracted from a photocopy by Carson Turner ([email protected] )
Obituary: From The Dispatch, Davidson county, North Carolina – 26 March 1913
"The many friends here of Mr. Dolph Hamilton are sad to learn of his death which occurred in Denver, Col., the 5, inst [I think this is referencing 5 March 1913]. Dolph has spent several weeks here during the summer and made many friends. He was in the prime of life and leaves a young wife and little son, a devoted mother, one brother, Dr. J. E. Hamilton, of Denver, and one sister, Miss Ola, of Seattle, Washington, who are almost heart-broken that their loved one has passed away. Mr. Hamilton was a nephew of Capt. J. M, Prim, also other relatives here who are grieved to know that he is no more. The bereaved ones have the deepest sympathy of their friends here."
Mother [Sarah], sister [Ola/Olga]and brother Jesse Eli buried in this cemetery - Block 17; Lot 177; Space 4
Stephen Alexander Hamilton 1849 – 1900
Sarah J Gallimore May 1850 – 25 August 1923
Husband of: Emma Wilhelmina McMichael
Father of: Alexander Hamilton 1908- Nov 1913; buried in Chaffee Co., CO
Siblings:
Jesse Eli Hamilton 1872 – 1938
James W Hamilton 1874 – 1910
Ola [later found as OLGA] Belle Hamilton 1877 – 1949
Military Service Record: USA, North Carolina, Cabarrus County, Military, Spanish-American War of 1898 Roster of Company L (Cabarrus Light Infantry), 1st North Carolina Volunteers abstracted from a photocopy by Carson Turner ([email protected] )
Obituary: From The Dispatch, Davidson county, North Carolina – 26 March 1913
"The many friends here of Mr. Dolph Hamilton are sad to learn of his death which occurred in Denver, Col., the 5, inst [I think this is referencing 5 March 1913]. Dolph has spent several weeks here during the summer and made many friends. He was in the prime of life and leaves a young wife and little son, a devoted mother, one brother, Dr. J. E. Hamilton, of Denver, and one sister, Miss Ola, of Seattle, Washington, who are almost heart-broken that their loved one has passed away. Mr. Hamilton was a nephew of Capt. J. M, Prim, also other relatives here who are grieved to know that he is no more. The bereaved ones have the deepest sympathy of their friends here."
Mother [Sarah], sister [Ola/Olga]and brother Jesse Eli buried in this cemetery - Block 17; Lot 177; Space 4
Son of:
Stephen Alexander Hamilton 1849 – 1900
Sarah J Gallimore May 1850 – 25 August 1923
Husband of: Emma Wilhelmina McMichael
Father of: Alexander Hamilton 1908- Nov 1913; buried in Chaffee Co., CO
Siblings:
Jesse Eli Hamilton 1872 – 1938
James W Hamilton 1874 – 1910
Ola [later found as OLGA] Belle Hamilton 1877 – 1949
Military Service Record: USA, North Carolina, Cabarrus County, Military, Spanish-American War of 1898 Roster of Company L (Cabarrus Light Infantry), 1st North Carolina Volunteers abstracted from a photocopy by Carson Turner ([email protected] )
Obituary: From The Dispatch, Davidson county, North Carolina – 26 March 1913
"The many friends here of Mr. Dolph Hamilton are sad to learn of his death which occurred in Denver, Col., the 5, inst [I think this is referencing 5 March 1913]. Dolph has spent several weeks here during the summer and made many friends. He was in the prime of life and leaves a young wife and little son, a devoted mother, one brother, Dr. J. E. Hamilton, of Denver, and one sister, Miss Ola, of Seattle, Washington, who are almost heart-broken that their loved one has passed away. Mr. Hamilton was a nephew of Capt. J. M, Prim, also other relatives here who are grieved to know that he is no more. The bereaved ones have the deepest sympathy of their friends here."
Mother [Sarah], sister [Ola/Olga]and brother Jesse Eli buried in this cemetery - Block 17; Lot 177; Space 4
Stephen Alexander Hamilton 1849 – 1900
Sarah J Gallimore May 1850 – 25 August 1923
Husband of: Emma Wilhelmina McMichael
Father of: Alexander Hamilton 1908- Nov 1913; buried in Chaffee Co., CO
Siblings:
Jesse Eli Hamilton 1872 – 1938
James W Hamilton 1874 – 1910
Ola [later found as OLGA] Belle Hamilton 1877 – 1949
Military Service Record: USA, North Carolina, Cabarrus County, Military, Spanish-American War of 1898 Roster of Company L (Cabarrus Light Infantry), 1st North Carolina Volunteers abstracted from a photocopy by Carson Turner ([email protected] )
Obituary: From The Dispatch, Davidson county, North Carolina – 26 March 1913
"The many friends here of Mr. Dolph Hamilton are sad to learn of his death which occurred in Denver, Col., the 5, inst [I think this is referencing 5 March 1913]. Dolph has spent several weeks here during the summer and made many friends. He was in the prime of life and leaves a young wife and little son, a devoted mother, one brother, Dr. J. E. Hamilton, of Denver, and one sister, Miss Ola, of Seattle, Washington, who are almost heart-broken that their loved one has passed away. Mr. Hamilton was a nephew of Capt. J. M, Prim, also other relatives here who are grieved to know that he is no more. The bereaved ones have the deepest sympathy of their friends here."
Mother [Sarah], sister [Ola/Olga]and brother Jesse Eli buried in this cemetery - Block 17; Lot 177; Space 4
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