Events in the Life of Stephen Alexander Hamilton
Stephen Alexander Hamilton was born abt 1849 to Eli ‘Spinks’ Hamilton and Frances L Brewer in Southern Division, Randolph County, NC.
The following is a synopsis of his life.
21 October 1850 – he is 1 year old.
15 August 1860 – Living in Western Division, Randolph County. He is age 10
22 Sep 1870 census – age 21, at home with his parents and brother, James.
1880
20 October 1870 - Stephen Alexander Hamilton married Sarah J Gallimore in [likely] Davidson County, North Carolina on October 20, 1870, when she was 20 years old.
12 June 1880 – The Hamilton family is living in Silver Hill Township, Davidson County, NC. Family consists of Stephen, [31]’ Sarah [30]; Jesse E [8]; James W [6]; Ola B [3] and Adolphus [9 mos old]
No records available for 1890
8 June 1900 census with Sarah [they are shown married 30 years]; James W [26], Ola B [appears to be 23], a [20]d Adolph Occupation for Stephens is Building Contractor.
3 November 1900 Death of Mr. S. A. Hamilton
Mr. S. A. Hamilton, a well-known contractor of Concord, was stricken with paralysis last Friday morning [2 Nov 1900], and died Saturday night [3 Nov 1900] about 7 o’clock. He went to his work as usual Friday morning, but in a short time was in a serious condition. The stroke was gradual, and for some time Mr. Hamilton did not got to his home. It was evident on Saturday that his end was near, and his physician so informed him.
Mr. Hamilton was 51 years old. He had been living in Concord for about ten years, having moved here from Lexington. He was a member of the Baptist church. He was a genial, kind-hearted man and always had a pleasant word when he met anyone. He leaves a wife [Sarah Gallimore] and four children, Messrs Jesse, James and Dolph and Miss Ola Hamilton.
The funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon [4 Nov 1900] at the residence by Rev. B. Lacy Hoge, and the interment was made at the cemetery. The following were pall-bearers: Dr. D. D. Johnson, Messrs. Zeb A. Morris, Jno. A. Sims, W. E. DeJarnette, and Mr. Marable.
Source: Email from [email protected] 12/14/2011 - "Obituary for Stephen Alexander Hamilton appeared in the Concord Times newspaper on 8 Nov 1900. According to the cemetery records I have, Mr. Alexander died on 4 Nov 1900 and is buried in an unmarked plot at Oakwood Cemetery here in Concord."
Note1: Information above contained in [ ] was not in the original text, but added for accuracy of timeframe and proper identification of wife, Sarah.
Note2: Stephen Alexander Hamilton had a stroke on Friday, 2 November, died on Saturday, 3 November and was buried on Sunday, 4 November 1900............... sg
from the Davidson County [NC] Genealogical Journal - 1994 Fall Issue; page 9:
(Oct 10-Dec 19 1900) "Mr. S.A. Hamilton, a well-known carpenter and contractor and a former resident of Lexington, died at his home at Conrad at 7 o'clock Saturday night (Nov. 3). He was 51 years of age."
Unfortunately, according to obtainable records, Stephen Alexander Hamilton is buried in an unmarked gravesite in the Oakwood Cemetery, Concord, NC.
Stephen Alexander Hamilton was born abt 1849 to Eli ‘Spinks’ Hamilton and Frances L Brewer in Southern Division, Randolph County, NC.
The following is a synopsis of his life.
21 October 1850 – he is 1 year old.
15 August 1860 – Living in Western Division, Randolph County. He is age 10
22 Sep 1870 census – age 21, at home with his parents and brother, James.
1880
20 October 1870 - Stephen Alexander Hamilton married Sarah J Gallimore in [likely] Davidson County, North Carolina on October 20, 1870, when she was 20 years old.
12 June 1880 – The Hamilton family is living in Silver Hill Township, Davidson County, NC. Family consists of Stephen, [31]’ Sarah [30]; Jesse E [8]; James W [6]; Ola B [3] and Adolphus [9 mos old]
No records available for 1890
8 June 1900 census with Sarah [they are shown married 30 years]; James W [26], Ola B [appears to be 23], a [20]d Adolph Occupation for Stephens is Building Contractor.
3 November 1900 Death of Mr. S. A. Hamilton
Mr. S. A. Hamilton, a well-known contractor of Concord, was stricken with paralysis last Friday morning [2 Nov 1900], and died Saturday night [3 Nov 1900] about 7 o’clock. He went to his work as usual Friday morning, but in a short time was in a serious condition. The stroke was gradual, and for some time Mr. Hamilton did not got to his home. It was evident on Saturday that his end was near, and his physician so informed him.
Mr. Hamilton was 51 years old. He had been living in Concord for about ten years, having moved here from Lexington. He was a member of the Baptist church. He was a genial, kind-hearted man and always had a pleasant word when he met anyone. He leaves a wife [Sarah Gallimore] and four children, Messrs Jesse, James and Dolph and Miss Ola Hamilton.
The funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon [4 Nov 1900] at the residence by Rev. B. Lacy Hoge, and the interment was made at the cemetery. The following were pall-bearers: Dr. D. D. Johnson, Messrs. Zeb A. Morris, Jno. A. Sims, W. E. DeJarnette, and Mr. Marable.
Source: Email from [email protected] 12/14/2011 - "Obituary for Stephen Alexander Hamilton appeared in the Concord Times newspaper on 8 Nov 1900. According to the cemetery records I have, Mr. Alexander died on 4 Nov 1900 and is buried in an unmarked plot at Oakwood Cemetery here in Concord."
Note1: Information above contained in [ ] was not in the original text, but added for accuracy of timeframe and proper identification of wife, Sarah.
Note2: Stephen Alexander Hamilton had a stroke on Friday, 2 November, died on Saturday, 3 November and was buried on Sunday, 4 November 1900............... sg
from the Davidson County [NC] Genealogical Journal - 1994 Fall Issue; page 9:
(Oct 10-Dec 19 1900) "Mr. S.A. Hamilton, a well-known carpenter and contractor and a former resident of Lexington, died at his home at Conrad at 7 o'clock Saturday night (Nov. 3). He was 51 years of age."
Unfortunately, according to obtainable records, Stephen Alexander Hamilton is buried in an unmarked gravesite in the Oakwood Cemetery, Concord, NC.
Events in the Life of Stephen Alexander Hamilton
Stephen Alexander Hamilton was born abt 1849 to Eli ‘Spinks’ Hamilton and Frances L Brewer in Southern Division, Randolph County, NC.
The following is a synopsis of his life.
21 October 1850 – he is 1 year old.
15 August 1860 – Living in Western Division, Randolph County. He is age 10
22 Sep 1870 census – age 21, at home with his parents and brother, James.
1880
20 October 1870 - Stephen Alexander Hamilton married Sarah J Gallimore in [likely] Davidson County, North Carolina on October 20, 1870, when she was 20 years old.
12 June 1880 – The Hamilton family is living in Silver Hill Township, Davidson County, NC. Family consists of Stephen, [31]’ Sarah [30]; Jesse E [8]; James W [6]; Ola B [3] and Adolphus [9 mos old]
No records available for 1890
8 June 1900 census with Sarah [they are shown married 30 years]; James W [26], Ola B [appears to be 23], a [20]d Adolph Occupation for Stephens is Building Contractor.
3 November 1900 Death of Mr. S. A. Hamilton
Mr. S. A. Hamilton, a well-known contractor of Concord, was stricken with paralysis last Friday morning [2 Nov 1900], and died Saturday night [3 Nov 1900] about 7 o’clock. He went to his work as usual Friday morning, but in a short time was in a serious condition. The stroke was gradual, and for some time Mr. Hamilton did not got to his home. It was evident on Saturday that his end was near, and his physician so informed him.
Mr. Hamilton was 51 years old. He had been living in Concord for about ten years, having moved here from Lexington. He was a member of the Baptist church. He was a genial, kind-hearted man and always had a pleasant word when he met anyone. He leaves a wife [Sarah Gallimore] and four children, Messrs Jesse, James and Dolph and Miss Ola Hamilton.
The funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon [4 Nov 1900] at the residence by Rev. B. Lacy Hoge, and the interment was made at the cemetery. The following were pall-bearers: Dr. D. D. Johnson, Messrs. Zeb A. Morris, Jno. A. Sims, W. E. DeJarnette, and Mr. Marable.
Source: Email from [email protected] 12/14/2011 - "Obituary for Stephen Alexander Hamilton appeared in the Concord Times newspaper on 8 Nov 1900. According to the cemetery records I have, Mr. Alexander died on 4 Nov 1900 and is buried in an unmarked plot at Oakwood Cemetery here in Concord."
Note1: Information above contained in [ ] was not in the original text, but added for accuracy of timeframe and proper identification of wife, Sarah.
Note2: Stephen Alexander Hamilton had a stroke on Friday, 2 November, died on Saturday, 3 November and was buried on Sunday, 4 November 1900............... sg
from the Davidson County [NC] Genealogical Journal - 1994 Fall Issue; page 9:
(Oct 10-Dec 19 1900) "Mr. S.A. Hamilton, a well-known carpenter and contractor and a former resident of Lexington, died at his home at Conrad at 7 o'clock Saturday night (Nov. 3). He was 51 years of age."
Unfortunately, according to obtainable records, Stephen Alexander Hamilton is buried in an unmarked gravesite in the Oakwood Cemetery, Concord, NC.
Stephen Alexander Hamilton was born abt 1849 to Eli ‘Spinks’ Hamilton and Frances L Brewer in Southern Division, Randolph County, NC.
The following is a synopsis of his life.
21 October 1850 – he is 1 year old.
15 August 1860 – Living in Western Division, Randolph County. He is age 10
22 Sep 1870 census – age 21, at home with his parents and brother, James.
1880
20 October 1870 - Stephen Alexander Hamilton married Sarah J Gallimore in [likely] Davidson County, North Carolina on October 20, 1870, when she was 20 years old.
12 June 1880 – The Hamilton family is living in Silver Hill Township, Davidson County, NC. Family consists of Stephen, [31]’ Sarah [30]; Jesse E [8]; James W [6]; Ola B [3] and Adolphus [9 mos old]
No records available for 1890
8 June 1900 census with Sarah [they are shown married 30 years]; James W [26], Ola B [appears to be 23], a [20]d Adolph Occupation for Stephens is Building Contractor.
3 November 1900 Death of Mr. S. A. Hamilton
Mr. S. A. Hamilton, a well-known contractor of Concord, was stricken with paralysis last Friday morning [2 Nov 1900], and died Saturday night [3 Nov 1900] about 7 o’clock. He went to his work as usual Friday morning, but in a short time was in a serious condition. The stroke was gradual, and for some time Mr. Hamilton did not got to his home. It was evident on Saturday that his end was near, and his physician so informed him.
Mr. Hamilton was 51 years old. He had been living in Concord for about ten years, having moved here from Lexington. He was a member of the Baptist church. He was a genial, kind-hearted man and always had a pleasant word when he met anyone. He leaves a wife [Sarah Gallimore] and four children, Messrs Jesse, James and Dolph and Miss Ola Hamilton.
The funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon [4 Nov 1900] at the residence by Rev. B. Lacy Hoge, and the interment was made at the cemetery. The following were pall-bearers: Dr. D. D. Johnson, Messrs. Zeb A. Morris, Jno. A. Sims, W. E. DeJarnette, and Mr. Marable.
Source: Email from [email protected] 12/14/2011 - "Obituary for Stephen Alexander Hamilton appeared in the Concord Times newspaper on 8 Nov 1900. According to the cemetery records I have, Mr. Alexander died on 4 Nov 1900 and is buried in an unmarked plot at Oakwood Cemetery here in Concord."
Note1: Information above contained in [ ] was not in the original text, but added for accuracy of timeframe and proper identification of wife, Sarah.
Note2: Stephen Alexander Hamilton had a stroke on Friday, 2 November, died on Saturday, 3 November and was buried on Sunday, 4 November 1900............... sg
from the Davidson County [NC] Genealogical Journal - 1994 Fall Issue; page 9:
(Oct 10-Dec 19 1900) "Mr. S.A. Hamilton, a well-known carpenter and contractor and a former resident of Lexington, died at his home at Conrad at 7 o'clock Saturday night (Nov. 3). He was 51 years of age."
Unfortunately, according to obtainable records, Stephen Alexander Hamilton is buried in an unmarked gravesite in the Oakwood Cemetery, Concord, NC.
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