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NameHenry Hamilton 
[189, Bruce Meade Hamilton’s matriculation, 10 July 1997], [190, Ballymacoll article, p. 910], [191, F-in-L John Wetherall's abstract], [27, LG of Ireland 1958, Hamilton article, p. 347]
[189, Bruce Meade Hamilton’s matriculation, 10 July 1997], [190, Ballymacoll article, p. 910], [191, F-in-L John Wetherall's abstract], [27, LG of Ireland 1958, Hamilton article, p. 347]Birth16 Jul 1760
DeathNov 1844
General2nd son. 1st of Ballymacol, Co Meath, Ireland.
FatherJames Hamilton (ca1720-1800)
MotherHannah Phillips
Spouses
ChildrenJames John (1788-1842)
Henry (1795-1874)
John (1798-1847)
Hans Henry (1800-1875)
Mary (-1848)
Harriett (ca1797-1872)
Notes for Henry Hamilton
There are two Henry Hamiltons on FreeBMD who died in England in 1844, but he, probably of course, died in Ireland:
Q3 of 1844, St Pancras dist, vol 1, p. 237
Q4 of 1844, Islington, vol 3, p. 179
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Q3 of 1844, St Pancras dist, vol 1, p. 237
Q4 of 1844, Islington, vol 3, p. 179
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Arms Generally notes for Henry Hamilton
Ulster’s Confirmation of Arms in 1897
Arms: Gules a mullet argent between three cinquefoils pierced ermins, on a chiel Or a heart of the first
Crest: A demi antelope argent srmed and unguled or, charged with a mullet hules holding between the hoofs a heart as in the Arms.
Motto: Qualis ab Incepto.
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Burke's Armory, p. 449:
Hamilton (Ballymacoll, co. Meath, Fitz-William Place, Dublin, Dunboyne castle, etc, etc; cadets of Sheephill). Same arms, etc as Sheephill.
Hamilton (Sheephill, now Abbotstown, co. Dublin; descended from James Hamilton, esq, of Sheephill, second son of James Hamiltion esq, MP for Carlow. Same Arms, etc, as the last, the mullet charged with a crescent for diff.
The last was Hamilton (Baillieborough. co. Cavan, Carlow and Summer Hill, Dublin; descended from James Hamilton Esq of Baillieborough, second son of John Hamiltons Esq of Coronorary. Same Arms, etc, as Killyleagh, with a mullet for difference.
In Burke's Landed Gentry, the Mullet is shown between the three cinquefoils, two and one.
And Killyleagh was: Gules three cinquefoils pierced ermine on a chief or, a human heart of the field. Crest, same as the Earl of Clanbrassil.
Earl of Clanbrassil's crest: A demi antelope argent armed or, supporting a hear proper.
Arms: Gules a mullet argent between three cinquefoils pierced ermins, on a chiel Or a heart of the first
Crest: A demi antelope argent srmed and unguled or, charged with a mullet hules holding between the hoofs a heart as in the Arms.
Motto: Qualis ab Incepto.
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Burke's Armory, p. 449:
Hamilton (Ballymacoll, co. Meath, Fitz-William Place, Dublin, Dunboyne castle, etc, etc; cadets of Sheephill). Same arms, etc as Sheephill.
Hamilton (Sheephill, now Abbotstown, co. Dublin; descended from James Hamilton, esq, of Sheephill, second son of James Hamiltion esq, MP for Carlow. Same Arms, etc, as the last, the mullet charged with a crescent for diff.
The last was Hamilton (Baillieborough. co. Cavan, Carlow and Summer Hill, Dublin; descended from James Hamilton Esq of Baillieborough, second son of John Hamiltons Esq of Coronorary. Same Arms, etc, as Killyleagh, with a mullet for difference.
In Burke's Landed Gentry, the Mullet is shown between the three cinquefoils, two and one.
And Killyleagh was: Gules three cinquefoils pierced ermine on a chief or, a human heart of the field. Crest, same as the Earl of Clanbrassil.
Earl of Clanbrassil's crest: A demi antelope argent armed or, supporting a hear proper.
Armorial Blazon notes for Henry Hamilton
Gules a mullet argent between three cinquefoils pierced ermins, on a chiel Or a heart of the first.
Blazon source notes for Henry Hamilton
Ulster's 1897 Confirmation for his father, James of Sheephill.