William Hamilton
Male, #8922, (say 1663 - 1737)
| Parent* | James Hamilton Groom of the Chamber to Charles II (c 1620 - 6 Jun 1673) | |
| Parent* | Elizabeth Culpeper (c 1637 - Feb 1709) | |
William Hamilton|b. say 1663\nd. 1737|p8922.htm|James Hamilton Groom of the Chamber to Charles II|b. circa 1620\nd. 6 Jun 1673|p8942.htm|Elizabeth Culpeper|b. circa 1637\nd. Feb 1709|p8941.htm|Sir George Hamilton 1st Baronet, of Donalong|b. say 1601\nd. 1679|p9255.htm|Mary Butler|b. say 1603|p58220.htm|John Lord Culpeper 1st Baron of Thoresway|b. 7 Aug 1599\nd. 11 Jul 1660|p8477.htm|Judith Culpeper|b. before 1 Jun 1606\nd. Nov 1691|p8889.htm| | ||
| Birth* | say 1663 | William was born say 1663. |
| He was the son of James Hamilton Groom of the Chamber to Charles II and Elizabeth Culpeper. | ||
| Marriage* | 26 Nov 1691 | He married Margaret Culpeper at St. Mary Magdalene, Old Fish Street, London, England, on 26 Nov 1691. |
| Portrait | say 1710 | He witnessed the New Tag of William Culpeper of Hollingbourne and Thomas Culpeper say 1710 at co. Kent, England; A 1700's portrait in the National Portrait Gallery, London. The pictured include: At upper left: Thomas Culpeper, Esquire (1669-1703). At the center: William Culpeper, Esquire (1664-1726), brother of Thomas above. At the lower left: William Hamilton (1663-1737), husband of Margaret Culpepper (1666-1736) who was the sister of Thomas and William Culpeper above. The notorious "Blue Dick" pamphlet was directed by William Culpeper to his hated brother-in-law, William Hamilton. Siblings Thomas, William and Margaret were the children of Thomas Culpeper of Hollingbourne-The Younger. ![]() The Five Kent Worthies |
| Death* | 1737 | He died in 1737. |
| Biography* | Brother-in-law of William Culpeper of Hollingbourne. Hamilton was the target of Culpeper's wrath in the notorious 98 page "Blue Dick" pamphlet. |
Family | Margaret Culpeper (1666 - 1736) | |
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| Charts | Descendants of William Culpeper of Hunton and Wigsell, from 1509: 7 generations The Culpepers of Hollingbourne, from 1539 to present? (Possibly extinct) |
| Last Edited | 31 Mar 2000 |
