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About Judith Hamilton
Biography
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Hamilton-632
Judith Hamilton was the daughter of Rev James Hamilton and Catherine Leslie.
Judith was the sister of Rev Andrew Hamilton.
He graduated from Trinity College, Dublin in 1686 and Rev Alexander Colquhuon graduated in 1684.
Rev Andrew Hamilton suceeded his father as Archdeacon of Raphoe and Rector of Taghboyne. He petitioned in 1690 to hold both parishes together and succeed his father as he was resident in Taghboine and that both parishes, formerly of considerable value, were not now, by reason of the calamities of the present war. It was referred to the Bishop of Raphoe that the petitioner's father died at the beginning of the present troubles left a large numerous family, which in great measure was dependent on the petitioner for their support and maintence and that the petitioner was believed to be a person of good learning and piety. [1]
According to the reference (copy attached) Alexander and Judith had four children.
- Child: William Calhoun
- Child: Alexander Calhoun
- Child: Audley Calhoun
- Child: James Calhoun (reference states James other information suggests James Patrick Colquhoun, no evidence for middle name
Here are their details:
1) Major William Colquhoun, of Cross and Straband County Tyrone m. Patience, dau of Oliver McCausland, High Sheriff of County Tyrone in 1730 and in 1739.[2]
2) Alexander Colquhoun of Rush-hill in the Townland of Ballyhallachoun b. 1705 m Margaret Hazlitt. [3]
3) Audley Colquhoun (there is a potential problem here it shows he married Judith Hamilton? Is she a cousin perhaps otherwise it appears he married his mother!)[4]
4) James Colquhoun, m Catherine Montgomery. It is not clear from the reference if it was him or his son James Colqhoun who was killed by the Indians in 1760. [5]
Disproved Lineage
Extracted From Colquhoun-Hamilton-- royal heritage or hoax? Mar 10, 1998
According to Orval Calhoun, who wrote 4 vols. on American Calhouns (and variations of the name), both Alexander Colhoun and Judith Hamilton descended from Princess Mary of Scotland, b. 1452, granddaughter of James I and Joan Beaufort, and thus a descendant of Edward III and Philippa of Hainault. The descents he gives are as follows: …
Extracted From reply by William Addams Reitwiesner GoogleBooks
Claude Hamilton, b. 1536 m. Lady Margaret Douglas
He was the fourth son of his parents, and was created 1st Lord Paisley.
His oldest son was created 1st Earl of Abercorn.
George Hamilton, b. @1600 m. ?
See SP I:43 for him. Sir George was the fourth son, and his estates were
Greenlaw in co. Tyrone and Roscrea in co. Tipperary. I don't know about
him being born in or around 1600, as in 1611 he and his wife and family
were living in Derriewoone in a house 62 feet long by 30 feet wide he
himself had built. His only surviving child was a son by his (second?)
wife Lady Mary Butler, and that son was named James.
James Hamilton b. ? m. Catherine Leslie
Unfortunately this wasn't him, as James Hamilton, the only surviving son of Sir George Hamilton, died unmarried some time before his (James's) will was proved, which was on 2 Feb. 1658/9. SP I:43.
Judith Hamilton, b. 1662 m. Alexander Colhoun
Genealogy
https://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/hh4aa/hamilton50.php
- Identified as "probably connected with the Hamiltons of Binning Easter" was ... John Hamilton in Priestfield in Blantyre (d before 02.06.1597)
- 3. Hew Hamilton of Loughenas, later of Lisdevin in co. Tyrone (d 1637) m. Marion Gibbs (sister of James Gibbs). 'HamiltonHistory' (p717) shows that Hew & Marion were parents of George, Hugh, Frederick, John, William & Robert with Hugh, shown as 'of Lisdevin & Tullodowy', identified as father, by Agnes (dau of Lt. Col. James Galbraith), of James (Archdeacon of Raphoe), John, Margaret & Elizabeth. However, on p1017, that James is identified as eldest son of Andrew (prebendary of Kilskerry) by Rebecca, dau of Lt. Col. James Galbraith. On p995 is shown a different James as son of Hugh of Tullydowey by Agnes Galbraith. We suspect that the confusion has been caused by brothers (Hamiltons, could be cousins?) marrying sisters (Galbraiths). We speculate that (a) Andrew was another son of Hew & Marion; (b) Archdeacon James was son of Andrew & Rebecca; and (c) the James who was son of Hugh & Agnes was not the Archdeacon (of Mountgavelin') but was 'of Lisdevin'.
- C. Andrew Hamilton (prebendary of Kilskerry) The following comes from 'HamiltonHistory' ('Mountgavelin', p1017+) with input/support from TCB (vol 5, 'Hamilton of Manor Cuningham', p382). m. Rebecca Galbraith (dau of Lt. Col. James Galbraith of Mountgavelin)
- i. James Hamilton of Mountgavelin (b 1638, d 1690, Donagheady & Taghboyne, Archdeacon of Raphoe) m. Catherine Leslie (dau of James Leslie by Catherine, dau of Alexander Conyngham, Dean of Raphoe)
- a. Andrew Hamilton (b 1669, d 22.09.1753, rector of Donagheady & Taghboyne, Archdeacon of Raphoe) Andrew's wife is named Anne by 'HamiltonHistory' but Sarah by TCB. m. (before 1703) Anne or Sarah Conynghame (dau/heir of Henry (not Sir William) Conynghame of Castle Conynghame)
- (1) Sir Henry Hamilton of Castle Conynghame, Sheriff of Co. Donegal, Bart (b 1710, dsp 26.06.1782, MP) m. (27.06.1769) Marianne Cockburne (b 1736-7, d 04.02.1802)
- (2) Catherine Hamilton mentioned by 'HamiltonHistory' m. William Wraye of Ards
- (3) Amelia Hamilton mentioned by 'HamiltonHistory' m. Thomas Smith of Londonderry
- (4) Sarah Hamilton (coheir of Sir Henry) mentioned by TCB=m. (1755) Hugh Stewart (b 1711, d 01.1800, rector of Termon)
- (5) Letitia Hamilton mentioned by TCB m. John Olphert
- b. William Hamilton (d 1729, Archdeacon of Armagh) m. (1701) Catherine Leslie (b 1682, d 1740, dau of Henry Leslie, Archdeacon of Down ('grandson (not son) of Henry, Bishop of Meath'))
- (1) Margaret Hamilton (b 1706) m. Robert Lowry of Melbury
- (2)+ other issue including James (b 1704), Leslie, Henry (d 1734), Andrew (b 1711, cleric), Peter, Edmund (b 1724, d 1801, rector of Magheracross then Drumachose), William, Ann (b 1703, d 1704), Catherine
- c. Judith Hamilton m. (c1700) Alexander Colhoun (rector of Templecarne)
- d.+ other issue including James (b 1765, a 1693), Ezekeal (b 1680, a 1703)
- a. Andrew Hamilton (b 1669, d 22.09.1753, rector of Donagheady & Taghboyne, Archdeacon of Raphoe) Andrew's wife is named Anne by 'HamiltonHistory' but Sarah by TCB. m. (before 1703) Anne or Sarah Conynghame (dau/heir of Henry (not Sir William) Conynghame of Castle Conynghame)
- i. James Hamilton of Mountgavelin (b 1638, d 1690, Donagheady & Taghboyne, Archdeacon of Raphoe) m. Catherine Leslie (dau of James Leslie by Catherine, dau of Alexander Conyngham, Dean of Raphoe)
- C. Andrew Hamilton (prebendary of Kilskerry) The following comes from 'HamiltonHistory' ('Mountgavelin', p1017+) with input/support from TCB (vol 5, 'Hamilton of Manor Cuningham', p382). m. Rebecca Galbraith (dau of Lt. Col. James Galbraith of Mountgavelin)
- 3. Hew Hamilton of Loughenas, later of Lisdevin in co. Tyrone (d 1637) m. Marion Gibbs (sister of James Gibbs). 'HamiltonHistory' (p717) shows that Hew & Marion were parents of George, Hugh, Frederick, John, William & Robert with Hugh, shown as 'of Lisdevin & Tullodowy', identified as father, by Agnes (dau of Lt. Col. James Galbraith), of James (Archdeacon of Raphoe), John, Margaret & Elizabeth. However, on p1017, that James is identified as eldest son of Andrew (prebendary of Kilskerry) by Rebecca, dau of Lt. Col. James Galbraith. On p995 is shown a different James as son of Hugh of Tullydowey by Agnes Galbraith. We suspect that the confusion has been caused by brothers (Hamiltons, could be cousins?) marrying sisters (Galbraiths). We speculate that (a) Andrew was another son of Hew & Marion; (b) Archdeacon James was son of Andrew & Rebecca; and (c) the James who was son of Hugh & Agnes was not the Archdeacon (of Mountgavelin') but was 'of Lisdevin'.
- Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Feb 22 2023, 22:34:03 UTC
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Judith Hamilton's Timeline
| 1662 |
January 24, 1662
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Manor Hamilton, County Tyrone, Ulster, Northern Ireland (United Kingdom)
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1685
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Crosh House Est, Tyrone, Ireland
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1686
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Crosh House, Tyrone, Ireland
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October 12, 1687
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Crosh House Ext., Newton-Stewart, Tyrone, Ireland
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December 23, 1688
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Crosh House, Newton Stewart, Tyrone, Ireland, United Kingdom
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1690
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Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ulster, Ireland
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1692
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Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ulster, Ireland
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1694
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Crosh House, Tyrone, Ireland
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1696
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Crosh House, Tyrone, Ireland
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