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Title	Missouri Historical Review, Volume 5 Issue 1, October 1910
Volume	5
Issue	1
Month	October
Year	1910
Publisher	The State Historical Society of Missouri
Publisher-Electronic	The State Historical Society of Missouri
Rights	Copyright © The State Historical Society of Missouri, 2009
ISSN	0026-6582

Title	Page 1
Page Number	1
Article Title	Hamilton Rowan Gamble and the Provisional Government of Missouri
Author	Philips, Jno. F.
Subject	Civil War
Volume	5
Issue	1
Month	October
Year	1910
Publisher	The State Historical Society of Missouri
Publisher-Electronic	The State Historical Society of Missouri
Rights	Copyright The State Historical Society of Missouri, 2009
ISSN	0026-6582
Transcription	MISSOURI HISTORICAL REVIEW. VOL. 5. OCTOBER, 1910. NO. U HAMILTON ROWAN GAMBLE AND THE PROVISIONAL. GOVERNMENT OF MISSOURI. Hamilton Rowan Gamble was born in Winchester, Virginia, November 29th, 1798. His grandfather emigrated from Ireland to the Colony of Pennsylvania in 1753, but after a few years returned to his native land. His eldest son, however,, returned to America prior to the Revolution, and served conspicuously as an engineer in the American army during the war. Subsequently he became a prominent citizen of Philadelphia, occupying the chair of Professor of Greek and Latin in the University of Pennsylvania. A younger son, Joseph^ was born in Ireland, after the father returned there. He was the father of the subject of this article. His wife wa& Anne Hamilton, daughter of John Hamilton, of the Strath ,. Ireland. They arrived and settled in Virginia in 1784. There were seven children born to them; the youngest of whom was Hamilton Rowan Gamble. From this Hibernian strain,, doubtless, came that rich vein of genuine humor which, now and then, in conversation enlivened as a glad sunbeam his serious face, and often flashed out in his speeches relieving the severity of his logic. His academic education was completed at Hampden-Sid- ney College, Prince Edward County. He studied law; and

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