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Hamilton is the surname of a renowned family from the Scottish Lowlands that has given its name to the town of Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, the Dukedom of Hamilton, and many people and places, the largest of which is the Canadian city of Hamilton, Ontario.
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Hamilton is the surname of a renowned family from the Scottish Lowlands that has given its name to the town of Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, the Dukedom of Hamilton, and many people and places, the largest of which is the Canadian city of Hamilton, Ontario. Hood may refer to:. . Any of several places named Hood River. Hamilton (Schooner) Schooner class ship during the War of 1812. Hood Canal a fjord off Puget Sound in Washington state. Hamilton (movie), a Swedish-produced movie based on the character Carl Hamilton. Hood County, Texas. Hamilton Watch Company. Mount Hood is a dormant volcano in Oregon. Hamilton Boys' High School, New Zealand. Hood College, a liberal arts college in Frederick, Maryland. Hamilton College, New York, USA. Fort Hood, a US Army post near Killeen, Texas. Hamilton, New South Wales, Australia. In the United States:
Hamilton Island, Queensland, Australia. Places:
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Clitoral hood, the outer layer of skin surrounding the clitoris. Hamilton, New Zealand. A slang term for gangster. Hamilton, Leicester, England. HOOD method, a software design method. Hamilton Parish, Bermuda. Hood (vehicle), the covering over the engine compartment in a motor vehicle. Hamilton, Bermuda. Lens hood, a device used to block light from creating glare in photographs. Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, the original one and location of Hamilton Palace. Hood (company), an American food manufacturer. William Hamilton Township, Hyde County, South Dakota. Bondage hood, a sex toy. Hamilton Township, Marshall County, South Dakota. Hood (headgear), a type of head covering. Hamilton Township, Charles Mix County, South Dakota. HMS Hood, any of several Royal Navy warships. South Dakota
Hamilton Township, McKean County, Pennsylvania. Robin Hood, an English folk hero from medieval legends. Hamilton Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania. Raymond Hood, an early twentieth-century architect. Hamilton Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania. Leroy Hood, an American biologist involved in sequencing the human genome. Pennsylvania
Hamilton Township, Warren County, Ohio. John Bell Hood (1831–1879), a Confederate general during the American Civil War. Hamilton Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. Admiral Hood, any of several officers of the Royal Navy. Hamilton Township, Jackson County, Ohio. People:
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Hamilton Township, Nebraska. Nebraska
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Hamilton Township, Franklin County, Iowa. Hamilton Township, Decatur County, Iowa. Iowa
Hamilton Township, Jackson County, Indiana. Hamilton Township, Delaware County, Indiana. Indiana
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Hamilton County, New York. Hamilton County, Nebraska. Hamilton County, Kansas. Hamilton County, Iowa. Hamilton County, Indiana. Hamilton County, Illinois. Hamilton County, Florida. Hamilton City, California. Hamilton, Wisconsin. Hamilton, Washington. Hamilton, Virginia. Hamilton, Texas. Hamilton, Ohio. Hamilton, North Dakota. Hamilton, North Carolina. Hamilton (town), New York. Hamilton (village), New York. Hamilton, Nevada. Hamilton, Montana. Hamilton, Missouri. Hamilton, Mississippi. Hamilton, Michigan. Hamilton, Massachusetts. Hamilton, Kansas. Hamilton, Iowa. Hamilton, Illinois. Hamilton, Indiana. Hamilton, Georgia. Hamilton, Alabama. Professor Hamilton, a supporting character from Superman comics. Marcus Hamilton, a character from the TV series Angel. Carl Hamilton, the fictional spy created by Jan Guillou. William Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Walter Kerr Hamilton, English bishop. Tyler Hamilton, American cyclist. Thomas Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Terrick Hamilton, Scottish linguist. Richard Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Hamilton, science fiction author. Peter F. Patrick Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Hamilton, Vice Chair of the 9/11 Commission. Lee H. Hamilton, American horror and fantasy writer. Laurell K. Jim Hamilton - Scottish footballer. Keith Hamilton - former defensive tackle for the New York Giants. James Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Ian Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Henry Hamilton, British general. Hamilton, of the band British Sea Power. Guy Hamilton, British film director. George Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Francis Hamilton, Scottish physician and geographer of the Bengal region. Lady Emma Hamilton, mistress of Lord Nelson. Elizabeth Hamilton, Scottish writer. Edmond Hamilton, science fiction writer. Edith Hamilton, writer on mythology. Eamon Hamilton, of the bands British Sea Power and Brakes. Donald Hamilton - American writer. David Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Charles Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Billy Hamilton, baseball player. Bethany Hamilton, surfer. Anthony Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Andrew Hamilton - many people, see Disambiguation Page. Alice Hamilton, American toxicologist. Alexander Hamilton, American statesman. |