I read also in my 1980's encyclopedia Funk and Wagnalls that his mother's name was "Rachel Levine" this is the only link that wasn't a kike site that I could find off hand. Need to look some more but...

Early Life: 1757–1772
Unlike many of the other Founding Fathers of America, Alexander Hamilton was not born into a family of wealth and title. Hamilton's mother, Rachel Fawcett, married sugar planter John Lavien on the island of St. Croix in the 1740s. Their relationship was tumultuous, and Lavien frequently beat her. After Lavien had Rachel imprisoned for a short term after one fight, she left her husband and son and fled to the islands of Nevis and St. Kitts in the Caribbean. While there, Rachel met James Hamilton in 1751 and lived with him for nearly fifteen years, even though she had not formally divorced Lavien. James Hamilton and Rachel Lavien had two sons together: James, who was born in 1753, and Alexander. Interestingly, the exact year of Alexander Hamilton's birth is unknown because historians have found two sets of birth records. One set claims Hamilton was born on January 11, 1755, while the other says he was born in 1757. Hamilton himself maintained that he was born in 1757.
Alexander Hamilton's family was too poor to afford any regular schooling for the boys, although Alexander later recalled studying for a short time at a Jewish school. When Alexander was ten years old, he and his family moved back to the island of St. Croix. After discovering that Rachel was still technically married to John Lavien, James Hamilton, Sr. returned to Nevis and St. Kitts, leaving Rachel and his two sons behind. Although Alexander wrote to his father for the rest of his life, he never saw James Hamilton, Sr. again. Alexander and his faced further tragedy when Rachel died of a fever in 1768. Worse still, John Lavien took the small inheritance Rachel Fawcett had left her sons and gave the money to his and Rachel's son, Peter. James Hamilton, Jr. and Alexander Hamilton went to live for a year with an older cousin, but left when the cousin committed suicide. With no money or family, the two boys were destitute orphans.
To help make ends meet, the teenaged Alexander became a clerk for Nicholas Cruger, a merchant who traded throughout the Caribbean and with the British colonies that would later become the United States. Cruger quickly recognized the intensity of Alexander's genius. Even though he was only fifteen years old, Alexander had a gift for mathematics and business; he could keep excellent expense and profit ledgers, could communicate with local authorities and sea captains, and could write extremely well for his age. In fact, the young Hamilton published several letters and small collections of poetry in his local newspaper that made him famous in St. Croix. When Cruger left the island for business purposes, he usually left Alexander in charge of the company. Alexander enjoyed the work, which challenged him and forced him to use his powers of reason.

http://www.sparknotes.com/biography/hamilton/section1.html


Gift with banking, secretary of the treasury during the war, married a woman named Schuyler a rich gal in New York, a bastard? Still think this guy isn't jewish? Still think the $10 bill is something you look at with honor? I don't.

Wow, great find Desert Fox. He was the only one of the "Founding Fathers" I always detested, I disliked his calls for a "big fed superstate" but there was something slimy with his style as well. Could never really lay my finger on it until now.

From a Jewish site - they don't claim him. Hamilton was famed for being handsome, therefore, his Jewish blood, if any, must have been small. He well may have been a Jewish sock puppet though, aren't they all?


HAMILTON SPOKE HEBREW
For the first time in almost 200 years, the life of Alexander Hamilton is being covered everywhere. It reached its peak in early July, when every media outlet covered a re-enactment of Hamilton's death in an 1804 duel with Aaron Burr. Meanwhile, RON CHERNOW's biography, "Alexander Hamilton," has been on the best seller list for months.

Hamilton was a fascinating figure: a penniless 'bastard' who became a military aide to Washington at 20; an author of the Constitution; and the first Secretary of the Treasury. Chernow, who describes himself as "Jewish, but more in the breach than in the observance," covers Hamilton's Jewish connections.

Hamilton's French Protestant mother was married to a Dane named Lavien and this last name has lead to speculation that Lavien was Jewish —-but Chernow notes there is no real proof of this. Hamilton's mother left Lavien and took up with a non-Jewish Scot named James Hamilton —-who fathered Alexander. The terms of her divorce forbade her re-marriage and Alexander was born out-of wedlock.

Chernow writes that Hamilton, like Ben Franklin and Washington, had a high opinion of Jews. No doubt the prosperous Jewish community on the West Indian Island of Nevis, where Hamilton grew up, influenced his attitude. Hamilton, himself, wrote that a Nevis Jewish woman tutored him as a child and that he once recited the Ten Commandments in Hebrew before her. As an adult, Hamilton several times defended Jews from the bigoted attitudes of the day —-like "all Jews" were untruthful.

Ha, Johann Michael Lavien (Lavine) was a horrible pig, that's why the Jews don't want to claim him. Hamilton bragged of his blue blood Scotch heritage - castles and all that. But there's a suspicious "Pollack" woman in his Scotch family tree - that's a Jewish name, too isn't it.

Article by the author of the Hamilton biography, that goes into detail about all of the family tree:

http://www.wnyc.org/books/29537

Ha, Johann Michael Lavien (Lavine) was a horrible pig, that's why the Jews don't want to claim him. Hamilton bragged of his blue blood Scotch heritage - castles and all that. But there's a suspicious "Pollack" woman in his Scotch family tree - that's a Jewish name, too isn't it.

Article by the author of the Hamilton biography, that goes into detail about all of the family tree:

http://www.wnyc.org/books/29537

From this article:

Well, has justice been done? Few figures in American history have aroused such visceral love or loathing as Alexander Hamilton. To this day, he seems trapped in a crude historical cartoon that pits "Jeffersonian democracy" against "Hamiltonian aristocracy." [THIS WOULD BE EVER SO LIKE THE JEWS TO HIDE BEHIND SOMEBODY ELSE'S SKIRT WHILE PULLING THE STRINGS]. For Jefferson and his followers, wedded to their vision of an agrarian Eden, Hamilton was the American Mephistopheles, the proponent of such devilish contrivances as banks, factories, and stock exchanges. They demonized him as a slavish pawn of the British Crown, a closet monarchist, a Machiavellian intriguer, a would-be Caesar. Noah Webster contended that Hamilton's "ambition, pride, and overbearing temper" had destined him "to be the evil genius of this country."3 Hamilton's powerful vision of American nationalism, with states subordinate to a strong central government and led by a vigorous executive branch, aroused fears of a reversion to royal British ways. His seeming solicitude for the rich [JEWS] caused critics to portray him as a snobbish tool of plutocrats who was contemptuous of the masses. For another group of naysayers, Hamilton's unswerving faith in a professional military converted him into a potential despot. "From the first to the last words he wrote," concluded historian Henry Adams, "I read always the same Napoleonic kind of adventuredom."4 Even some Hamilton admirers have been unsettled by a faint tincture of something foreign in this West Indian transplant; Woodrow Wilson grudgingly praised Hamilton as "a very great man, but not a great American."5

Big Gummint/Big Bidness Hamilton is idolized by hebe "intellectuals" who're constantly hyping him as the "greatest genius" of the Founders; the "architect of modern America" - thus trying to topple the reputation of "impractical agrarian idealist" Jefferson, who they hate for his slaveholding, race realism, and above all, his critical commentary about kikes.

Big Gummint/Big Bidness Hamilton is idolized by hebe "intellectuals" who're constantly hyping him as the "greatest genius" of the Founders; the "architect of modern America" - thus trying to topple the reputation of "impractical agrarian idealist" Jefferson, who they hate for his slaveholding, race realism, and above all, his critical commentary about kikes.
Right. The jewsmedia tried to smear Jefferson with allegations of fathering mongrel children, which I think is BS.

This Lavien guy wasn't Hamilton's father.

I don't think Hamilton was a jew. Surely someone would have known. Besides, there are plenty of non jews that love big banking and big government. Plenty.

Alexander Hamilton was a Jew
Frankly, I think it’s more plausible that Hitler was jewish. :rolleyes: