Elizabeth was the daughter of Joseph Douglas and Ann Elizabeth "Eliza" Hamilton.
She was born in what was the Lexington District of South Carolina which was form in 1804 from a portion of Orangeburg. This area would later become Aiken County in 1871, which was formed from portions of Lexington, Orangeburg, Edgefield and Barnwell Counties.
She married James Gilbert Hamilton in 1877.
One child would be born to this union: Ira Mills Hamilton.
Elizabeth would die as the result of carcinoma of the eye.
She was 80-years of age.
She was born in what was the Lexington District of South Carolina which was form in 1804 from a portion of Orangeburg. This area would later become Aiken County in 1871, which was formed from portions of Lexington, Orangeburg, Edgefield and Barnwell Counties.
She married James Gilbert Hamilton in 1877.
One child would be born to this union: Ira Mills Hamilton.
Elizabeth would die as the result of carcinoma of the eye.
She was 80-years of age.
Elizabeth was the daughter of Joseph Douglas and Ann Elizabeth "Eliza" Hamilton.
She was born in what was the Lexington District of South Carolina which was form in 1804 from a portion of Orangeburg. This area would later become Aiken County in 1871, which was formed from portions of Lexington, Orangeburg, Edgefield and Barnwell Counties.
She married James Gilbert Hamilton in 1877.
One child would be born to this union: Ira Mills Hamilton.
Elizabeth would die as the result of carcinoma of the eye.
She was 80-years of age.
She was born in what was the Lexington District of South Carolina which was form in 1804 from a portion of Orangeburg. This area would later become Aiken County in 1871, which was formed from portions of Lexington, Orangeburg, Edgefield and Barnwell Counties.
She married James Gilbert Hamilton in 1877.
One child would be born to this union: Ira Mills Hamilton.
Elizabeth would die as the result of carcinoma of the eye.
She was 80-years of age.
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