111. MARY ANNE HAMILL was born in 182011, and was christened at St. Mary the Virgin Church, in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England 16 July, 1822. It is uncertain why or when Mary Anne came to America. A Mary Ann Hamill was listed on the 1850 US Census in Philadelphia. She lived with her sister, "Fannie", Mrs. Joseph W. Watson, in Georgetown, Colorado at the time of the census in 1870. The Watsons went to Salt Lake City, Utah about 1871. After that, Mary Anne lived with her brother, William Arthur Hamill and his family in Georgetown. Nothing further is known about her until her death. She apparently lived at her brother's "Watson Ranch" north of Riverside Cemetery in Adams County, Colorado for some time12. The 1880 census does not list Mary Anne with either of the above families at that time. Mary Anne Hamill apparently remained unmarried until she died in Denver, 22 November, 1887. She was buried with the Hamill family at Riverside Cemetery, lot 178, block 13, in Denver, 3 December, 1887.

112. ELIZA HAMILL was born in Liverpool, Lancashire, England in 1823. She married THOMAS R. SEARLE, born in England in 1821. They came to America and lived in Philadelphia at the time of the 1860 census13. There was no evidence of children. Thomas' sister, JANE E. SEARLE lived with them. She was born in England about 1819. Thomas Searle was a business associate14 of both William Arthur Hamill and Joseph Warrington Watson. When the Searles moved to Colorado is unknown. They lived in Denver at the 1880 census, where Thomas was listed as a crippled or maimed farmer. They both lived in Denver at the times of their deaths. Eliza died, date unknown, in Denver and was buried in the Hamill family plot, lot 177, block 13 at Riverside Cemetery in Denver. Thomas R. Searle was buried in the Watson family plot, lot 28, block 1, at Riverside Cemetery on 10 April, 1886. His sister, Jane E. Searle was also buried with the Watson family, 20 September, 1892. She was seventy-three.

113. THOMAS HAMILL was christened at St. Peter's in Liverpool, 22 October, 1827. No more is yet known of him. A twenty year old THOMAS HAMILL arrived in America from Liverpool aboard the "Colonist" on 19 October, 1848. A Thomas Hamill was listed on the 1850 Census for Philadelphia.

114. HENRY ST GEORGE HAMILL15 was christened at St. Peter's in Liverpool, 28 January, 1830, the same day as his brother, James. Nothing else is yet known of him. A Henry Hamill was listed on the 1850 Census for Philadelphia.

115. Doctor JAMES ST GEORGE HAMILL was christened at St. Peter's in Liverpool, 28 January, 1830, the same day as his brother Henry. In 1851, Thomas Hamill, the father, wrote to William Arthur Hamill in Philadelphia and copied a letter from the Surgeon General's office regarding Doctor James St George Hamill16. James had provided medical attendance, serving with Louisiana Volunteers at Tampico (Altamira), Mexico from 26 October, 1847 until 26 June, 1848. He was discharged at New Orleans on 5 July, 1848. Neither The National Personnel Records Center nor the National Archives and Records Administration were able to provide any records in 1995. Nothing further is yet known of him. A James Hamill was listed on the 1850 Census for Philadelphia.

116. FRANCES MARIA HAMILL was born in Liverpool, Lancashire, England 25 August, 1834. "Fannie" married a Philadelphia sea captain, WALKER M. TOMLINSON, (THOMLINSON?) in Camden, Camden County, New Jersey, 26 June, 1855 and bore at least three, and possibly four17, children before she apparently was widowed:
1161. LYDIA A. TOMLINSON
1162. THOMAS SEARLE TOMLINSON (THOMLINSON?)
1163. WALKER M. TOMLINSON (JR.?)
1164. (Unidentified) TOMLINSON
Fannie later (ca. 186518) married JOSEPH WARRINGTON WATSON, mining entrepreneur, born in New Lisbon, Ohio, 11 October 1830. He was a son of Jacob R. Watson and Beulah Warrington. "Joe" and Fannie had seven children:
1165. JOSEPHINE MARY WATSON
1166. FANNIE REBECCA WATSON
1167. JOSEPH WARRINGTON WATSON, JR.
1168. LILA EUGENIA WATSON
1169. WILLIAM ARTHUR WATSON
116(10). HARRY WATSON
116(11). EMILY BEULAH WATSON

Joe was mayor of Central City, Colorado about 1865, at which time his brother-in-law, William Arthur Hamill, came out from Philadelphia and worked in Joe's tobacconist shop in Central City. Fannie and Joe lived in Georgetown, Colorado during the 1860's before moving to Salt Lake City in 1871. They moved to Denver in the late 1870's. It was there they spent their remaining years. Fannie died in Denver 19 February, 1910. Joseph died there 18 April, 1912. They were buried together at Riverside Cemetery, lot 28, block 1, in Denver.

117. WILLIAM ARTHUR HAMILL, stockman, silver mining magnate, Colorado legislator19 and Republican Party Chairman, was born in Liverpool, Lancashire, England, 21 August, 1836. He came to Philadelphia prior to 1851, where he was addressed by his father in care of Thomas Richardson20. William apparently continued his collegiate education in Philadelphia. On 24 February, 1859 he married PRISCILLA LEEDOM McKEE. They were married by Reverend Kingston Goddard of Episcopal Church of the Atonement, at her parents residence, 1432 Poplar Street, Philadelphia. Priscilla was born in Newark, New Jersey, 20 September 1836, a daughter of Hockley Cloyd McKee and Elizabeth Ballinger Atkinson. William served as First Lieutenant and Adjutant, 156th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, from his commission 23 October, 1862, mustered December, 1862 at Philadelphia for three years. He was subsequently mustered out, at Ft. Delaware, Delaware, 27 February, 1863 as a surplus officer. William moved to Colorado in July, 1865. Priscilla followed in 1867. They settled in Georgetown, Colorado where they made their home, on the northwest corner of Third and Argentine Streets (#305), and raised their children:
1171. PRISCILLA LEEDOM HAMILL
1172. WILLIAM ARTHUR HAMILL, JR.
1173. HENRY CLOYD HAMILL
1174. HANNAH ELIZABETH HAMILL
1175. HOCKLEY THOMAS HAMILL
1176. (Unidentified daughter) HAMILL
1177. JAMES NORMAN HAMILL

William was appointed by Governor Frederick W. Pitkin as Brigadier General, Colorado Militia, in February, 1879. He owned the toll road over Berthoud Pass which crosses the Continental Divide East to West. He acquired it in 188322. Governor John L. Routt appointed him Railroad Commissioner, where he served from 10 April, 1891 until 31 December, 1892. His cattle won awards at the National Western Stock Show. For about the last ten years of his life, William apparently lived in Denver, residing at The Denver Club23. He had his office in the Equitable Building, Suite 209, which he shared with his sons Harry (Henry) and Jim from about 1900. He died in Denver, 3 February, 190424, of septic hepatitis (or septic nephritis) from which he had suffered for about three years. Priscilla continued to live in the family home in Georgetown on a veteran's widow pension until she died of Bright's disease at the family home in Georgetown, 3 April, 1910. Both were buried in the family plot, lot 179, block 13, Riverside Cemetery in Denver.

118. JANE HAMILL had a son :
1181. JAMES HAMILL MOON
Nothing else is yet known of Jane. An eighteen year old Jane Hamill arrived in America from Liverpool aboard the "SARAH SANDS", 20 February, 1849.

119. HANNAH HAMILL was christened at St. Peter's in Liverpool, 19 June, 1839. Nothing else is yet known of her.