Past on Stone Monuments, Memorials and Names from the Past

Hamilton

38 people named Hamilton are on 24 public memorials here. Where the stones give a year of death, it is from 1865 to 1995.

Spellings vary on stone: Hamilton may be engraved another way too. Search names that sound alike.

Hamilton at a glance

Counties
Greater London (8), Merseyside (4), North Yorkshire (4), County Dublin (3), County Durham (3), Lancashire (3), Devon (3), Wiltshire (2), Norfolk (1), County Donegal (1) and 6 more
Conflicts
First World War (13), Second World War (9), Second Boer War (1)
Commonest forenames
George, William and Walter
Surnames that sound alike
Hamlet, Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood

  1. A. Hamilton

    Killed by enemy action; aged 12

    Named on Mylor War Memorial, Mylor, Cornwall

  2. A.G.F. Hamilton

    Named on East Ham War Memorial, London Borough of Newham, Greater London

  3. A.J. Hamilton

    Named on Hinckley War Memorial Wall, Hinckley and Bosworth, Leicestershire

  4. Bernard St G. Hamilton

    Named on Whitkirk War Memorial, Leeds, West Yorkshire

  5. D. Hamilton

    Named on Harrogate War Memorial, Harrogate, North Yorkshire

  6. E. F. Hamilton

    Named on St Botolph’s Church Cross, Colchester, Essex

  7. E.M. Hamilton

    Named on Exmouth War Memorial, Exmouth, Devon

  8. E.W. Hamilton

    Named on Wealdstone War Memorial, London Borough of Harrow, Greater London

  9. F. Hamilton

    Named on Harrogate War Memorial, Harrogate, North Yorkshire

  10. G. Hamilton

    Named on East Ham War Memorial, London Borough of Newham, Greater London

  11. G.S.G. Hamilton

    Named on Harrogate War Memorial, Harrogate, North Yorkshire

  12. George Hamilton

    21 January 1823 to 23 September 1905

    Commemorated by Commemorative plaque to George Hans Hamilton, City of Durham, County Durham

  13. George C. Hamilton

    Named on Holt War Memorial, Holt, Norfolk

  14. George Hans Hamilton D.D.

    Born 21 January 1823; died 23 September 1905

    Named on Commemorative plaque to George Hans Hamilton, City of Durham, County Durham

  15. Lord Hugh Douglas Hamilton

    Born 22 March 1946; 'Friend of Tory' 21 June 1995

    Named on Lord Hugh Douglas Hamilton memorial, Tory Island, Tory Island, County Donegal

  16. J.a Hamilton

    Named on Seaforth and Waterloo War Memorial, Sefton, Merseyside

  17. Sir James Hamilton, 2nd Baronet, of Woodbrook

    1802 to 1876

    Commemorated by Hamilton Memorial Drinking Fountain, City of Westminster, Greater London

  18. K.A. Hamilton

    Named on Exmouth War Memorial, Exmouth, Devon

  19. L. Hamilton

    Named on Wealdstone War Memorial, London Borough of Harrow, Greater London

  20. Lewis Hamilton

    Named on Thornton-Cleveleys War Memorial, Wyre, Lancashire

  21. Louisa Hamilton

    Named on Commemorative plaque to George Hans Hamilton, City of Durham, County Durham

  22. P. Hamilton

    Merchant Navy, Tunisia, Swansea

    Named on The Merchant Seamen’s Memorial, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London

  23. P.J. Hamilton

    Named on Port Sunlight War Memorial, Wirral, Merseyside

  24. R.F. Hamilton

    Named on Harrogate War Memorial, Harrogate, North Yorkshire

  25. S R H Hamilton

    Named on Salisbury War Memorial, Salisbury, Wiltshire

  26. S. Hamilton

    Named on Port Sunlight War Memorial, Wirral, Merseyside

  27. S.R.H. Hamilton

    Named on Salisbury War Memorial, Outside the former St Edmund's Church (Salisbury Arts Centre), Salisbury, Salisbury, Wiltshire

  28. Trooper Thomas Hamilton

    Prince of Wales Light Horse

    Named on Boer War Memorial, Hastings, East Sussex

  29. W. Hamilton

    Named on Bere Alston War Memorial, Bere Ferrers, Devon

  30. W. Hamilton

    Named on Alfrick War Memorial, Alfrick, Worcestershire

  31. W. Hamilton

    Named on East Ham War Memorial, London Borough of Newham, Greater London

  32. W.E. Hamilton

    Named on East Ham War Memorial, London Borough of Newham, Greater London

  33. W.h Hamilton

    Named on Seaforth and Waterloo War Memorial, Sefton, Merseyside

  34. Trimmer Walter Hamilton

    Named on Lytham War Memorial, Fylde, Lancashire

  35. Petty Off. Walter Hamilton

    Named on Lytham War Memorial, Fylde, Lancashire

  36. William Rowan Hamilton

    Mathematician and astronomer; born 1805; mathematician and astronomer; born here 1865

    Named on William Rowan Hamilton plaque, Dublin, County Dublin

  37. William Rowan Hamilton

    4 August 1805 to 2 September 1865

    Commemorated by William Rowan Hamilton plaque, Dublin, County Dublin

    Commemorated by Broom Bridge quaternion plaque, Dublin, County Dublin

  38. Sir William Rowan Hamilton

    Mathematician; here as he walked by on the 16th of October 1843, in a flash of genius discovered the fundamental formula for quaternion multiplication

    Named on Broom Bridge quaternion plaque, Dublin, County Dublin