Rachel Faucette

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Rachel Faucette was the mother of American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton and a woman of mixed European and possibly African descent whose unconventional life in the Caribbean significantly shaped his early years.

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Rachel Faucette canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
child Alexander Hamilton
citizenshipStatus subject of the Danish West Indies
continentOfBirth North America
continentOfDeath North America
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Denmark–Norway
linked to: Denmark–Norway
ethnicGroup European descent
possibly African descent
familyName Faucette
givenName Rachel
historicalPeriod 18th century
livedIn Danish West Indies
linked to: U.S. Virgin Islands
maritalStatus separated from Johann Michael Lavien
mother Rachel Faucette
name Rachel Faucette
notableFor being the mother of Alexander Hamilton
influencing Alexander Hamilton’s early life in the Caribbean
placeOfBirth Nevis
placeOfDeath St. Croix
linked to: Saint Croix
relative Alexander Hamilton
James A. Hamilton
Johann Michael Lavien
religion Protestantism
residence Caribbean
Nevis
St. Croix
linked to: Saint Croix
sexOrGender female
spouse James A. Hamilton
Johann Michael Lavien
Rachel Faucette
Rachel Faucette

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Philip Hamilton grandmother Rachel Faucette
Rachel Faucette name Rachel Faucette
Alexander Hamilton mother Rachel Faucette
subject linked to: Rachel Faucette
Johann Michael Lavien spouse Rachel Faucette
subject linked to: Rachel Faucette
James A. Hamilton spouse Rachel Faucette
subject linked to: Rachel Faucette