Editing Hamilton, Massachusetts (section)

==Notable people==
* [[Bo Burnham]], comedian, musician, actor, and filmmaker
* [[Michael Carter-Williams]], basketball player
* [[David M. Kelly]], lawyer and politician
* [[Chief Masconomet|Masconomet]], Native American chief
* [[William J. McGarry]], Jesuit and president of [[Boston College]]
* [[David Morse]], actor
* [[Kevin O'Connor (television)|Kevin O'Connor]], television host
* [[George S. Patton]], U.S. Army general{{efn|Known for his exploits in [[World War II]], Patton resided in Hamilton. This is the reason for Patton Park, a park made famous by the installation of an [[M4 Sherman]] full-sized World War II tank on which many children and young adults play. At one point, children were able to play inside the tank until the late 1960s when a fire was set inside. After this, the hatches were welded shut.}}
* [[George S. Patton IV]], U.S. Army general and son of the above{{efn|In the years after his 1980 retirement from the [[United States Army|Army]] with the rank of [[Major General#United States|Major General]], Patton turned a Hamilton estate owned by his late father into the {{convert|250|acre|km2}} Green Meadows Farm, where he named the fields in honor of [[Vietnam War|Vietnam]] soldiers who died under his command.}}
* John Ryan Pike, former drummer for [[Ra Ra Riot]]
* [[Justin Rennicks]], soccer player
* [[John Shea (archaeologist)|John Shea]], archaeologist
* [[Marcus Zegarowski]], former [[Creighton University]] basketball player and current [[NBA]] player
* [[George von Lengerke Meyer]], U.S. ambassador to Italy and Russia, Secretary of the Navy, and Postmaster General