exlusive Rev. Andrew Hamilton
W David Samuelsen
flees the country. Ballinamallard was also abandoned - there is a
tradition that the guns from Castle Murray were thrown into the Uun
Hole' to avoid their capture.
https://sites.google.com/site/ballinamallarddevelopmentassoc/home/village-history
this is Rev. Andrew Hamilton (1610-after 1661), father of Rev. James H.
Hamilton, the archdeacon of Raphoe.
2nd item:
1660 Andrew Hamilton returns to Kilskeery. First record of a Catholic
chapel in Coa.
1688 Enniskillen denied to garrison of King James. One of the leaders
in this was William Browning 'a gentleman of Ballinamallard' and another
the Rev. Andrew Hamilton of Kilskeery, nephew of the previous rector of
that name.
(Huh?, I can not find who was father of this Andrew...)
http://math.uww.edu/~mcfarlat/pictures/ulsterheart/ulsterheart_126.htm
ANDREW HAMILTON: � Canon Hamilton (Prebend of Kilskeery) became
Kerog's 29th Rector on 11th July 1681. His mother was Rebecca Galbraith.
His father was Rev. Andrew Hamilton (b. 1613). Canon Hamilton had
married Isobel Galbraith in 1661. His son Galbraith Hamilton was a Minor
in 1693, and his daughter Isobel married George Holmes of Lislooney in
King's County.71
Hamilton was Preacher, Soldier, and Historian, so in 1683 he appointed a
Curate to help him in Kerog � John Lawson. To the great annoyance of
King James II Kerog's 29th Rector recruited a Cavalry Corps in support
of King William. The Enniskilleners sent him to meet King William in
1689. In 1690 he published in London a book with a 25 word title "A True
Relation of the Actions of the Inniskilling Men from December 1688 for
the Defence of the Protestant Religion and their Lives and Liberties."
But he was also a "painful and constant preacher". This doesn't mean
nail-biting in the pulpit. When King James said that the new St. Paul's
Cathedral looked "awful", Architect Wren was delighted. The King meant
that Wren's masterpiece inspired awe or ...
(that would be Rev. James' brother Rev. Andrew.)
W. David Samuelsen
Kay Allen
I'm sorry I don't remember the title, but it gave bios on them.
You might also want to check Scottish university records.
Kay Allen
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From: W David Samuelsen <dsa...@sampubco.com>
To: Gen-Medieval <GEN-ME...@rootsweb.com>
Sent: Monday, January 7, 2013 2:43 AM
Subject: exlusive Rev. Andrew Hamilton
1641 Rory Maguire's Rising. Rev. Andrew Hamilton rector of Kilskeery,
flees the country. Ballinamallard was also abandoned - there is a
tradition that the guns from Castle Murray were thrown into the Uun
Hole' to avoid their capture.
https://sites.google.com/site/ballinamallarddevelopmentassoc/home/village-history
this is Rev. Andrew Hamilton (1610-after 1661), father of Rev. James H.
Hamilton, the archdeacon of Raphoe.
2nd item:
1660 Andrew Hamilton returns to Kilskeery. First record of a Catholic
chapel in Coa.
1688 Enniskillen denied to garrison of King James. One of the leaders
in this was William Browning 'a gentleman of Ballinamallard' and another
the Rev. Andrew Hamilton of Kilskeery, nephew of the previous rector of
that name.
(Huh?, I can not find who was father of this Andrew...)
http://math.uww.edu/~mcfarlat/pictures/ulsterheart/ulsterheart_126.htm
ANDREW HAMILTON: — Canon Hamilton (Prebend of Kilskeery) became
Kerog's 29th Rector on 11th July 1681. His mother was Rebecca Galbraith.
His father was Rev. Andrew Hamilton (b. 1613). Canon Hamilton had
married Isobel Galbraith in 1661. His son Galbraith Hamilton was a Minor
in 1693, and his daughter Isobel married George Holmes of Lislooney in
King's County.71
Hamilton was Preacher, Soldier, and Historian, so in 1683 he appointed a
Curate to help him in Kerog — John Lawson. To the great annoyance of
King James II Kerog's 29th Rector recruited a Cavalry Corps in support
of King William. The Enniskilleners sent him to meet King William in
1689. In 1690 he published in London a book with a 25 word title "A True
Relation of the Actions of the Inniskilling Men from December 1688 for
the Defence of the Protestant Religion and their Lives and Liberties."
But he was also a "painful and constant preacher". This doesn't mean
nail-biting in the pulpit. When King James said that the new St. Paul's
Cathedral looked "awful", Architect Wren was delighted. The King meant
that Wren's masterpiece inspired awe or ...
(that would be Rev. James' brother Rev. Andrew.)
W. David Samuelsen
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W David Samuelsen
keep for good since there are many pastors in that area who are of same
family.....
And I don't know which Scottish university records to look for....
David S.
Bumble
> When I was in Dublin many years ago, I read a book about pastors in Ireland. I'm sorry I don't remember the title, but it gave bios on them.You might also want to check Scottish university records.Kay Allen ________________________________ From: W David Samuelsen <dsa...@sampubco.com> To: Gen-Medieval <GEN-ME...@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 7, 2013 2:43 AM Subject: exlusive Rev. Andrew Hamilton1641 Rory Maguire's Rising. Rev. Andrew Hamilton rector of Kilskeery, flees the country. Ballinamallard was also abandoned - there is a tradition that the guns from Castle Murray were thrown into the Uun Hole' to avoid their capture.https://sites.google.com/site/ballinamallarddevelopmentassoc/home/village-history this is Rev. Andrew Hamilton (1610-after 1661), father of Rev. James H. Hamilton, the archdeacon of Raphoe.2nd item: 1660 Andrew Hamilton returns to Kilskeery. First record of a Catholic chapel in Coa.1688 Enniskillen denied to garrison of King James. One of the leaders in this was William Browning 'a gentleman of Ballinamallard' and another the Rev. Andrew Hamilton of Kilskeery, nephew of the previous rector of that name.(Huh?, I can not find who was father of this Andrew...) http://math.uww.edu/~mcfarlat/pictures/ulsterheart/ulsterheart_126.htm ANDREW HAMILTON: — Canon Hamilton (Prebend of Kilskeery) became Kerog's 29th Rector on 11th July 1681. His mother was Rebecca Galbraith. His father was Rev. Andrew Hamilton (b. 1613). Canon Hamilton had married Isobel Galbraith in 1661. His son Galbraith Hamilton was a Minor in 1693, and his daughter Isobel married George Holmes of Lislooney in King's County.71Hamilton was Preacher, Soldier, and Historian, so in 1683 he appointed a Curate to help him in Kerog — John Lawson. To the great annoyance of King James II Kerog's 29th Rector recruited a Cavalry Corps in support of King William. The Enniskilleners sent him to meet King William in 1689. In 1690 he published in London a book with a 25 word title "A True Relation of the Actions of the Inniskilling Men from December 1688 for the Defence of the Protestant Religion and their Lives and Liberties." But he was also a "painful and constant preacher". This doesn't mean nail-biting in the pulpit. When King James said that the new St. Paul's Cathedral looked "awful", Architect Wren was delighted. The King meant that Wren's masterpiece inspired awe or ...(that would be Rev. James' brother Rev. Andrew.)W. David Samuelsen ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GEN-MEDIEV...@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Hi does anyone know if the Hamilton’s of Midlothian Edinburgh Scotland are also related to this same family?
W David Samuelsen
families, they're from the Borders of Scotland, attracted to settle the
Plantation by agent for King James I, meaning sometime after 1606, soon
after James ascended to throne of England.
David Samuelsen
On 1/7/2013 2:41 PM, Bumble wrote:
> On Tuesday, January 8, 2013 7:19:51 AM UTC+13, Kay Allen wrote:
of the
leaders in this was William Browning 'a gentleman of Ballinamallard' and another the Rev. Andrew Hamilton of Kilskeery, nephew of the previous rector of that name.(Huh?, I can not find who was father of this Andrew...) http://math.uww.edu/~mcfarlat/pictures/ulsterheart/ulsterheart_126.htm ANDREW HAMILTON: � Canon Hamilton (Prebend of Kilskeery) became Kerog's 29th Rector on 11th July 1681. His mother was Rebecca Galbraith. His father was Rev. Andrew Hamilton (b. 1613). Canon Hamilton had married Isobel Galbraith in 1661. His son Galbraith Hamilton was a Minor in 1693, and his daughter Isobel married George Holmes of Lislooney in King's County.71Hamilton was Preacher, Soldier, and Historian, so in 1683 he appointed a Curate to help him in Kerog � John Lawson. To the great annoyance of King James II Kerog's 29th Rector recruited a Cavalry Corps in support of King William. The Enniskilleners sent him to meet King William in 1689. In 1690 he published in London a book with a 2!
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