Lt. Louis McLane Hamilton, USA

Hamilton's only child, Louis McLane Hamilton, named after Hamilton's late brother, was born to his first wife Florence. Louis was a lieutenant in the United States Army, and served in the Spanish–American War. He was twice court-martialed, once for using offensive language in front of another officer's wife, and the second time for being absent without leave and making a false report to his superior officer. In both cases, President Theodore Roosevelt intervened to commute the sentence, preventing Louis's dismissal from the Army. Louis died in Paris on August 29, 1911, after a long illness.