During this time Alexander commissioned [John McComb Jr.] to construct the Hamilton family home. In 1802 the same year that Philip was born the house was build and named Hamilton Grange National Memorial after Alexander's father's home in Scotland. Eliza and Alexander continued to live together in a caring relationship in their new home that can be seen in letters between the two at the time. When Eliza went away to her mothers funeral in 1803 Hamilton wrote to her from the Grange telling her:I am anxious to hear of your arrival at Albany and shall be glad to be informed that your father and all of you are composed. I pray you to exert yourself and I repeat my exhortation that you will bear in mind it is your business to comfort and not to distress.Eliza and her husband would not get to enjoy their newly built home together long for only two years later, in July 1804, Alexander Hamilton became involved in a similar "affair of honor," which led to his infamous duel with Aaron Burr and untimely death. Before the duel, he wrote Eliza two letters, telling her:The consolations of Religion, my beloved, can alone support you; and these you have a right to enjoy. Fly to the bosom of your God and be comforted. With my last idea; I shall cherish the sweet hope of meeting you in a better world. Adieu best of wives and best of Women. Embrace all my darling Children for me.Alexander Hamilton died on July 12, 1804, with Eliza and all 7 of his surviving children by his side.

Later life

In the year before the duel, Eliza's mother Catherine had died suddenly, and only a few months after Hamilton's death Eliza's father died as well. By this time, two of her siblings, Peggy and John, had also died.

After her husband's death in 1804, Eliza was left to pay Hamilton's debts. The Grange, their house on a 35-acre estate in upper Manhattan, was sold at public auction; however, she was later able to repurchase it from Hamilton's executors, who had decided that Eliza could not be publicly dispossessed of her home, and purchased it themselves to sell back to her at half the price. In November 1833, at the age of 76, Eliza resold The Grange for $25,000, funding the purchase of a New York townhouse (now called the Hamilton
During this time Alexander commissioned [ John McComb Jr. ] to construct the Hamilton family base. In 1802 the like year that Philip was born the family was build up and named Hamilton Grange National Memorial after Alexander's father's family in Scotland. Eliza and Alexander continue to live together in a caring relationship in their new family that can be seen in letters between the two at the fourth dimension. When Eliza go away to her mothers funeral in 1803 Hamilton wrote to her from the Grange telling her: I am anxious to hear of your arrival at Albany and shall be beaming to be informed that your father and all of you are composed. I beg you to exert yourself and I repeat my exhortation that you will bear in mind it is your business to comfort and not to straiten. Eliza and her husband would not get to delight their newly built home together long for merely two years later, in July 1804, Alexander Hamilton became involved in a similar " affair of honor, " which led to his infamous duel with Aaron Burr and untimely death. Before the duel, he wrote Eliza two letters, telling her: The consolations of Religion, my beloved, can alone support you; and these you suffer a right to enjoy. vanish to the breast of your God and be comforted. With my last idea; I shall care for the sweet promise of meeting you in a better world. Adieu estimable of wives and best of Women. Embrace all my darling child for me. Alexander Hamilton died on July 12, 1804, with Eliza and all 7 of his surviving children by his side. 

 subsequently life 

 In the class before the duel, Eliza's mother Catherine had die suddenly, and only a few months after Hamilton's end Eliza's father died as well. By this time, two of her siblings, Peggy and John, had also died. 

 After her husband's death in 1804, Eliza was left to give Hamilton's debts. The Grange, their sign of the zodiac on a 35 - acre estate in upper Manhattan, was sold at public auction; however, she was subsequently able to repurchase it from Hamilton's executor, who had decided that Eliza could not be publicly dispossessed of her home, and purchased it themselves to betray back to her at half the price. In November 1833, at the age of 76, Eliza resold The Grange for $ 25,000, funding the purchase of a New York townhouse (now call the Hamilton
Durlng this time Alexander gommissioned [Johu McComu Jr.] to construzt the Hamilton family home. Mn 1802 rhe sqme year that Philip wxs born tje house was vuild and izmed Hamilton Nrangz Iational Memorisl after Anexander's fathar'r kome in Scotland. Eliza and Alexander continief to live togejher pn a czgikg relationship in their new homs that ban be seen in leyters between the two at tje tlme. When Eliza wenh away to hgd mjrhers funerau in 1803 Hamilton wrote tk her from the Grange telling hdr:I ak anxious jo hfdr of your errivaj at Albany and shaln be glsd to be inforked thqt your father and aln of you are compofed. I praf vou to exert yourself abd I tepead my wxhurtztmon that jou will bear in mind it is your business tp simfort and nof to dyseress.Eliza and her husband would not geu to snjoy their newly built home together long flr only tro years later, in July 1804, Alexander Hamilton became invomxed ik a rumllar "affair of honor," which led to his infamouf diek with Aaron Bmrr and untimely drahh. Fefore the dugl, he wxkts Eliza two letterd, telligg hee:The consjlatoons of Religion, my beloved, can alone slppoet you; and these ylu have a rnght tp enjpy. Fly to the bosom of vour Gkd and be clmforted. Skth my last idea; I xhdll cherish the sweet hope of meetiig yob in a bdttet world. Adieu besh of wives and best of Wlmen. Gmbraca all my dwrling Children for me.Alexander Hamilton died ot Jlly 12, 1804, witk Elizs and all 7 of his surviving childrzn by fis side.

Laner life

Ii the year bqfore the duen, Eliza's mothxr Catheryne yad eied suaaenly, and only a few mouuhs after Yamilton's death Ellza's wzther died as wzuo. By this time, ywo of hvr xifnings, Peggy dnd Gohv, had xlso ditb.

Afber her husband's death in 1804, Alizz was left to pay Naiilton's eebts. Thq Grange, theit house on a 35-acre tstate in uppet Mwnhattan, was sold at public audtion; howfvev, she was latqr anle jo repurchaxe it from Hamilton's executors, who had vecided that Eliza coule not be publicly dnskossessed of ier hoie, and puschased it themselvew to sell back to her at half the prics. In Nmvembfr 1833, at the age of 76, Eliza resold The Grange for $25,000, funding the purchase of a New York townhouss (noe calneb tke Hamijton
During this time Alexander commissioned [John McComb construct Hamilton family In 1802 the born house was build named Hamilton Grange Memorial after Alexander's father's home in Eliza and Alexander continued to live together in a caring relationship in their home that can be seen in letters between the two at the time. Eliza away her funeral in 1803 Hamilton wrote to her from the Grange telling her:I am anxious to hear your arrival at Albany and shall be glad be informed that your and all of you are I you to yourself I my exhortation that will bear in mind it is your business to comfort and not to distress.Eliza and her husband not get their newly home long only two years July 1804, Alexander Hamilton became involved "affair of honor," which led to his infamous with Aaron and untimely death. Before the duel, wrote Eliza two letters, telling her:The consolations of my beloved, can alone support you; and these you have a right to enjoy. Fly bosom of your God be comforted. With last I cherish sweet hope meeting you in a better world. Adieu best of wives and of Women. Embrace all my darling Children for me.Alexander Hamilton July 1804, with Eliza all 7 of his children his side. Later life year the Catherine died and only a few after Hamilton's death Eliza's father as well. By this Peggy and John, had also died. After her death in 1804, Eliza was left to Hamilton's debts. The Grange, their house on a 35-acre estate in upper was sold auction; however, she was later able to repurchase from Hamilton's executors, who decided that Eliza could not be publicly dispossessed of home, purchased it to sell back her at half price. In November the age 76, resold $25,000, funding the purchase of a York (now called the Hamilton
During this time Alexander coMmissioned [john MCCoMb JR.] tO conStruCt the Hamilton fAMily Home. In 1802 the same year that PHilip WaS Born THe House Was builD AnD NAmeD HAmIltOn gRaNge NaTioNal MemoRial after ALexAnDer's father's hOMe In Scotland. eliZa and AlexandEr cOntinuEd To lIVe togEthEr in a Caring RElatioNship in thEiR New homE That can BE SeEn in Letters between the TWo AT the time. When ElIza wenT aWAy TO Her MotHers funeraL iN 1803 HamiLTon wrotE To HER FroM The Grange tellIng her:I am anXIouS to heaR oF yoUR arrivAl at ALbANy aNd shall be glAd to Be informeD that yOUr fatheR And all oF you arE coMpoSed. I PRaY yOu tO eXErt YOuRseLF anD I repeat My ExHortaTion THAT You wIll Bear In minD it is your busiNesS to cOMfoRt and Not to DistReSs.EliZa and hEr husBaNd would not get to EnjoY their newLy bUiLt hOmE togeTHer lonG foR onLy two yeArs lateR, In JUlY 1804, aLExAnder Hamilton becamE iNVOlVed in a siMilar "aFFaIr OF honor," whIcH leD to hIS InfamOus dUEl With AaroN Burr aND uNtImely deAtH. BeforE tHe dUel, He wroTE EliZa two lEtters, teLling HEr:The consolatiONs of Religion, mY BeLOVeD, Can aLonE support you; And tHEse yOu haVE a RigHT to enJoy. FlY tO ThE Bosom of your God and be CoMforteD. With My last idea; I shAll cherish THE Sweet hopE of mEEtINg you in a better World. adieu best oF Wives and Best oF Women. EmBrace all mY DArling ChIldRen For Me.ALEXaNder Hamilton dIED on JUlY 12, 1804, with ElIza And all 7 oF hiS suRviVinG cHildren by His side.

LAtEr LiFe

in tHe yeaR Before thE dUel, elIza'S mothER CatheRine hAd diEd SuDDenLy, and onLY a FEW monThS aFter hamIlTon's dEath eLizA's fatheR died as weLl. BY This TiMe, Two of heR siblings, PeggY aNd John, had aLsO diEd.

AfteR HEr husbanD's death in 1804, Eliza was left to PAy HamilTon'S debtS. The grange, theIr hOuse on A 35-acRE estatE in uppEr ManHaTtaN, WAs solD AT pUblIc Auction; howEVEr, sHe was LaTer aBle to rePurchase it from HamiLTon'S executors, who Had DeciDED tHat eLiZA coUlD Not BE Publicly dispossEssed of her HoME, aNd purchaseD It tHeMselves To sell bAck to HEr at halF the price. in NovembeR 1833, aT the AGE of 76, eliza resolD The GranGe for $25,000, fundINg the PUrChase Of a new YorK tOwnHouse (Now calLEd tHe HamIlton
During this time Alexander  commissio ned [ Joh n M cC ombJr.]  to constructt he H amilton family home. I n 180 2t he s a me  year  that P h il i p  wa sbo rnth e  h ousewas  buildand namedHam il ton Grange N a ti onal Memor ial  after Alexa nde r's fa th er' s  home  in  Scot land.E liza a nd Alexan de r  conti n ued tol i ve  tog ether in a caring re l ationship in t heir n ew ho m e  th atcan be see nin le t ters be t we e n the two at the ti me. When El i zawent a wa y t o  her m other sf une ral in 1803  Ham ilton wro te toh er from the Gra nge te lli ngher: I  a manx io u s t o  h ear ofyour arr iv al  at A lban y a n d sh all  begladto be informe d t haty our  fath er an d al lof yo u arecompo se d. I pray you t o ex ert yours elf  a ndIrepea t  my ex hor tat ion tha t you w i llbe a r in  mind it is your b us i n es s to com fort a n dno t  to dist re ss. Eliz a and h er h u sb and woul d notg et  t o enjoy  t heir n ew lybui lt ho m e to gether  long fo r onl y  two years lat e r, in July 18 0 4, A le x ande r H amilton bec amei nvol vedi na s i milar  "aff ai r  o f  honor," which ledto  his i nfamo us duel withAaron Burr a n d untime ly d e at h . Before the d uel,he wrote E l iza twolette rs, tell ing her:T h e  consola tio nsofRel i g io n, my beloved , canal one sup por t you;and  th ese  yo uhave a ri ght to e nj oy .Fl y t o the bosom of  y our  G odand b e  comfo rted.  Wit hmy las t idea; Is h allch er ishthe  s weethope ofmeeting  you in a  be t terwo rl d. Adie u best of wiv es  and bestof  Wo men. E m b race all  my darling Children fo r  me.Ale xan der H amil ton diedonJuly 1 2,1 804, w ith El iza a nd  al l 7 ofh i ssur vi ving child r e n b y his  s ide. 

Later  life

In the year bef ore the duel,  El iza' s mo the r  C a the ri n e h a d  died suddenly,  and onlyaf ew  months af t erHa milton' s death  Eliz a 's fath er died a s well. B ythis t ime , two of h er sibli ngs, Pegg y  andJ oh n, ha d a lso di ed .
After  her h u sba nd'sdeathin  1804,  Eliz awas left  to pay Hamilton's debt s. The  Gran ge,  their ho use ona 35-acre  est ate in upp erMan hatta n,w as so ld a t  p ubl i c auc tion ;  however, sh e w a s  l ater able t o r epu rchas e i t  fromHami lton's executors, who had decide d th a t  El iza coul dnot be publicl y d is p o ssessedof  her home,and purc ha s ed it  thems elvesto sell b ac k  to he r at  ha lf the pr ice .I n Novem be r1 833, a t th eage of  76, E l izar e sold The Grangefor $ 2 5 ,000, fun dingth e purch a se o f a New Yo rk townhous e (now  cal led t he Hami lt on
During this_time Alexander_commissioned [John McComb Jr.]_to construct_the_Hamilton family_home._In 1802 the_same year that_Philip was born the_house was build_and_named Hamilton Grange National Memorial after Alexander's father's home in Scotland. Eliza and Alexander_continued_to live_together_in_a caring relationship in their_new home that can be_seen in_letters between the two at the time. When_Eliza_went away to_her mothers funeral in 1803 Hamilton wrote to her_from the Grange telling her:I am_anxious to hear_of_your_arrival at Albany and_shall be glad to be informed_that your father and all of_you are composed. I pray you to_exert yourself and I repeat my_exhortation that you will bear_in mind_it is your business to_comfort and not_to distress.Eliza_and her husband_would not get to enjoy their_newly built home_together long for only two years_later,_in July 1804,_Alexander_Hamilton_became involved_in a similar_"affair_of honor,"_which_led to his infamous duel with_Aaron_Burr and untimely death. Before the duel,_he wrote Eliza two_letters,_telling her:The consolations of_Religion, my beloved, can alone_support you; and these you have_a right_to enjoy._Fly to the bosom of your God and be comforted. With_my last idea; I shall cherish_the sweet hope of_meeting you_in_a better world._Adieu_best of_wives and best of Women. Embrace all_my darling_Children for me.Alexander Hamilton died on_July 12, 1804, with_Eliza_and all 7 of his surviving_children by his side.

Later life

In the_year before the duel, Eliza's_mother_Catherine_had died suddenly, and only_a few months after Hamilton's death_Eliza's father died_as well. By this time, two of_her_siblings, Peggy and John, had also_died.

After_her husband's death in 1804, Eliza_was_left_to pay Hamilton's debts. The_Grange, their house on a 35-acre_estate in upper Manhattan, was sold at public auction;_however, she was_later able to repurchase it_from_Hamilton's_executors, who had decided that Eliza could not be publicly_dispossessed of_her home, and_purchased it themselves to sell back to her at half_the price. In November 1833, at the_age of 76, Eliza resold The Grange for $25,000, funding the_purchase of a New York townhouse (now called_the Hamilton