Person:Ian Hamilton (2)

Ian Bogle M. Hamilton was b. 1st qtr 1891 at Marylebone, London (bmd). Constance Beryl Crum Ewing marr Ian Bogle Monteith HAMILTON in abt 1924. Mr. Ian B.M. Hamilton arranged to marry Miss Crum Ewing 1924 at Dumbarton (the Times). Ian Bogle Hamilton (J. M. Cowan papers, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons). Ian “Bogie” Monteith Hamilton (1890-1971) marr (1924) Constance Beryl Ewing, dau of Humphrey Ewing Crum Ewing (william1.co.uk); they were related. Their common relatives were of the O'Grady family.

Ian Bogle Hamilton (1891) d. 1971 at Roxburghs.; Constance Beryl Hamilton (1899) d. 1982 at Roxburghs. (scotlandspeople). Ian Bogle Monteith Hamilton (1891-29apr1971 Loward, Melrose, Roxburghs.) marr (10dec1924) Constance Beryl Crum Ewing (26jul1899 Scotland-1982 Loward, Melrose) (ancestry.com tree).

Ian Hamilton, F.R.I.B.A., son of Vereker Monteith Hamilton the artist, d. 29apr1971, age 80; he was an architect, responsible for slum clearance and rehousing in St. Pancras, London in the 1920s; he wrote a book, “The Happy Warrior”, about his uncle, Gen Sir Ian Hamilton (the Times).

In 1891 wife C.G. “Bailey” (age ?37, Scotland), children (b. Sth Kensington), Gladys (1877), I. Onslow (1880, male), Esme (1886), visitors, Lilian Hamilton (1866 Mitcham, Surrey, sculptor), Ian Hamilton (1891 Marylebone, London), were at Horton Manor, Epsom, Surrey (census ancestry.com); the surname Dennistoun was wrongly transcribed (ancestry.com); findmypast has C.E. Nina Denistome. Lilian Hamilton nee Swainston was wife of Vereker Hamilton (1856), son of Christian Monteith Hamilton (1825); Christian was 2nd cousin of John Hamilton (1827), husband of Constance Mary Dennistoun (1841), who was sister of John Dennistoun (1844), whose wife lived at Horton Manor in 1891 (census).

In 1911 Vereker Hamilton was at Kensington; in 1920 Vereker Monteith Hamilton, Lilian Vereker and Ian Bogle Monteith were at Kensington; in 1933 Ian Bogle Monteith Hamilton and Constance Beryl were at Kensington and in 1937 they were reg at Holborn with abode in London SW6 (elec reg, anc). In 1926 Ian B.M. Hamilton, architect, Lincolns Inn, London WC2, and also 100 Pal Gdns Terr., W8 (phone bk, ancestry.com).