Hamelin (disambiguation): Difference between revisions

Browse history interactively

← Previous edit

Content deleted Content added

VisualWikitext

Inline

Latest revision as of 17:49, 29 July 2024

Hamelin is a town in Lower Saxony, Germany.

Hamelin may also refer to:

Places

Hamelin-Pyrmont, a district in Lower Saxony, Germany
Hamelin, Manche, a Commune of the Manche department in France
Hamelin Bay, Western Australia
Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Reserve, Western Australia
Hamelin station, a station in Lower Saxony, Germany
Hamelin Station Reserve, a former pastoral lease in Western Australia

People

Given name

Hamelin de Balun (died 1105 or 1106), Norman baron
Hamelin de Warenne, Earl of Surrey (1129–1202), English nobleman
Hamelin du Devonshire et de Cornwall, held 22 manors in 1086, including the Manor of Broad Hempston

Surname

Jacques Hamelin, bishop of Tulle, secretary to Francis I
Isabel Hamelin, 15th century, married to Sir Thomas Berkeley, of the House of Berkley
William Hamelin, High Sheriff of Warwickshire 1275–1277
Fortunée Hamelin, wife of Romain Hamelin, friend of Empress Joséphine
Bob Hamelin (born 1967), American former baseball player
Charles Hamelin (born 1984), Canadian speed skater
François Hamelin (born 1986), Canadian speed skater
Charles-André Hamelin (1947–1993), Canadian politician
Dave Hamelin (born 1980), Canadian guitarist (The Stills)
Ferdinand-Alphonse Hamelin (1796–1864), French admiral
Jacques Félix Emmanuel Hamelin (also Emmanuel Hamelin) (1768–1839), French rear admiral
Jean-Baptiste Hamelin (1733–1804), French Canadian soldier
Jean-Guy Hamelin (1925–2018), Canadian Roman Catholic bishop
Joseph Hamelin (1873–1947), Canadian politician
Louis-Edmond Hamelin (1923–2020), Canadian geographer
Marc-André Hamelin (born 1961), Canadian virtuoso pianist
Octave Hamelin (1856–1907), French philosopher
Charles Richard-Hamelin (born 1989), Canadian pianist
Salomon Hamelin, Canadian politician
Hamelin (bishop), 12th- and 13th-century French bishop

Other uses

Hamelin ctenotus, a species of Australian skink

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
+{{wiktionary|Hamelin}}
-'''Hamelin''' may refer to:
+'''[[Hamelin]]''' is a town in Lower Saxony, Germany.
+{{TOCright}}
+'''Hamelin''' may also refer to:
-== Places ==
+==Places==
-* [[Hamelin]] (German: ''Hameln''), a town in [[Lower Saxony]], [[Germany]]
+* [[Hamelin-Pyrmont]], a district in Lower Saxony, Germany
-* [[Hamelin-Pyrmont]] (German: ''Hameln-Pyrmont''), a district in [[Lower Saxony]], [[Germany]]
+* [[Hamelin, Manche]], a Commune of the Manche department in France
-* [[Hamelin, Manche|Hamelin]], a [[commune in France|commune]] of the [[Manche]] ''[[département in France|département]]''
 * [[Hamelin Bay, Western Australia]]
+* [[Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Reserve]], Western Australia
+* [[Hamelin station]], a station in Lower Saxony, Germany
+* [[Hamelin Station Reserve]], a former pastoral lease in Western Australia
-== People ==
+==People==
+===Given name===
-* [[Hamelin II de Montoire]]
-* [[Hamelin de Warenne, 5th Earl of Surrey]]
+* [[Hamelin de Balun]] (died 1105 or 1106), Norman baron
+* [[Hamelin de Warenne, Earl of Surrey]] (1129–1202), English nobleman
+* Hamelin du Devonshire et de Cornwall, held 22 manors in 1086, including the [[Manor of Broad Hempston]]
+===Surname===
-;Last names:
+* [[:fr:Jacques Hamelin|Jacques Hamelin]], bishop of Tulle, secretary to Francis I
-* [[Bob Hamelin]]
+* Isabel Hamelin, 15th century, married to [[Thomas Berkeley (died 1488)|Sir Thomas Berkeley]], of the House of Berkley
-* [[Charles Hamelin]]
+* William Hamelin, [[High Sheriff of Warwickshire]] 1275–1277
-* [[Christine Hamelin]]
+* [[:fr:Fortunée Hamelin|Fortunée Hamelin]], wife of Romain Hamelin, friend of Empress Joséphine
-* [[Dave Hamelin]]
-* [[Emmanuel Hamelin]]
+* [[Bob Hamelin]] (born 1967), American former baseball player
+* [[Charles Hamelin]] (born 1984), Canadian speed skater
-* '''[[Ferdinand-Alphonse Hamelin]]'''
-* [[Fortunée Hamelin]]
+* [[François Hamelin]] (born 1986), Canadian speed skater
-* [[François Alphonse Hamelin]]
+* [[Charles-André Hamelin]] (1947–1993), Canadian politician
+* [[Dave Hamelin]] (born 1980), Canadian guitarist (The Stills)
-* [[Jacques Félix Emmanuel Hamelin]], '''[[Jacques Hamelin]]'''
-* [[Jean Hamelin]]
+* [[Ferdinand-Alphonse Hamelin]] (1796–1864), French admiral
+* [[Jacques Félix Emmanuel Hamelin]] (also ''Emmanuel Hamelin'') (1768–1839), French rear admiral
-* [[Joseph Hamelin]]
-* [[Louis-Edmond Hamelin]]
+* [[Jean-Baptiste Hamelin]] (1733–1804), French Canadian soldier
-* [[Marc-André Hamelin]], a Canadian pianist
+* [[Jean-Guy Hamelin]] (1925–2018), Canadian Roman Catholic bishop
-* '''[[Octave Hamelin]]'''
+* [[Joseph Hamelin]] (1873–1947), Canadian politician
+* [[Louis-Edmond Hamelin]] (1923–2020), Canadian geographer
+* [[Marc-André Hamelin]] (born 1961), Canadian virtuoso pianist
+* [[Octave Hamelin]] (1856–1907), French philosopher
+* [[Charles Richard-Hamelin]] (born 1989), Canadian pianist
+* [[Salomon Hamelin]], Canadian politician
+* [[Hamelin (bishop)]], 12th- and 13th-century French bishop
-== See also ==
+==Other uses==
+* ''[[Hamelin ctenotus]]'', a species of Australian skink
-* [[Hamlin]]
-* [[Hamel]], [[Hammel]]
-* ''[[Violinist of Hameln]]'', an anime series
+== See also ==
-{{surname|Hamelin}}
+{{canned search|hamelin}}
-{{hndis|name=Hamelin}}
+* [[Hamlin (disambiguation)]]
-{{geodis}}
+* [[Hamel (disambiguation)]]
+* [[Hammel (disambiguation)]]
+* [[Pied Piper of Hamelin (disambiguation)]]
+* ''[[Pied Piper of Hamelin]]''
+* ''[[Violinist of Hameln]]'', a manga series
+* {{srt|1}}
+{{disambiguation|geo|surname}} <!-- hndis does not apply, shared surname, but not full name -->
-[[fr:Hamelin]]