What if the Hamilton child was born a girl? Instead of Alexander, she was given the name Y/n M/n Hamilton. She possesses a mind of unimaginable quality, lots of grit and stubbornness, and a legacy she had planned out for herself. But nobody takes her seriously. Because she is a woman. Not only that, but an immigrant, orphan, unmarried, poor girl from nowhere. How will she complete her legacy? ----------------------------------------------• Details in the beginning A/n -Integrity

When (Y/N) joins the rebellion, she has no idea what she's in for. She'll meet her best friends. She'll meet the bravest soldier she ever knew. She'll meet the love of her life. Most of all? She'll meet her brown-eyed, curly-haired, Frenchman of a hero. But she's also housing a dark secret - one that not even the General can know. And if anyone finds out, she could be in serious danger. ~~~ Updates every Saturday❤️

Jefferson returns from France with his mind on one thing- General L/n. He ends up working with the lady of his dreams, unfortunately for Jefferson, he doesn't know it yet. Not being able to recognise that his sassy coworker Y/n is in fact General L/n, Jefferson is on the hunt to find the love of his life though the letters Jefferson and General L/n exchange. Lemme just give you a sass warning - y/n is a sassy 18th century lady , she's gonna throw thunder at anybody that deserves it Enjoy your time with a less fuckboy-like side of Thomas Jefferson (swearing and not complete historical accuracy)

You are a young women in her 20's who wants to help the revolution. While on a visit to your favorite cousins (the Schuyler Sisters), you come across the genral himself without telling him your name or anything you give him the few letters and flee. A few nights later you find yourself at the Winter's Ball, meeting a handsome stranger with a thick accent, you talk, until you are interrupted by the genral, he gives you your commands and into the revolution you go, with love of course ;).

You are staying in New York with your friend James Madison, he introduces you to his friend Thomas Jefferson. He seems to have taken a liking towards you.

1780 a winters ball where you, (Y/N) Hamilton and you're brother Alexander Hamilton go to a ball. While Alexander was doing his things you met one boy who you from the start think wasn't interasting but when you started to do stuff together you started having some kind of feelings for him.. Here's me from 2021, I'll just add this here since people don't read my authors note whenever I post it, I made this book in 2016/2017, I have not edited this book at all besides chapter one, I've had no motivation to do so. I don't understand how people still read it to this day because I wrote this when I was a CHILD, but if people really want it I can try.

You were George Washington's daughter, and when Thomas Jefferson came back home in 1789, you were beyond excited. You heard about all of the good things he had done for the nation, and were waiting for him when he arrived. But you couldn't seem to find him. So you started walking around, and the one and only bumped into you. Then that cliche "love at first sight" thing began. For you, at least. You were going all heart-eyes-emoji over this guy. To your delight/horror, Thomas had moved into the mansion next door to yours. You also ran into Alexander Hamilton and became good buddies with him. But you always found yourself in a situation where you had to side with one of them, and you couldn't choose. Thomas also got a bit jealous when you and Alex hung out. It also doesn't help that he's constantly busy. Will you and Thomas tie the knot and have a good life together despite several issues?

Your Father George Washington wanted to introduce you to someone. Yet you didn't know he would change your life forever.

RUNNER-UP IN THE 2018 SECRET AWARDS UNDER THE FANFICTION CATEGORY! I don't care what they say. You're not invisible." "Really?" "Really." Y/N Schuyler. Ever heard of her? No. You know the others, Angelica, Eliza, and Peggy, but what about her? The answer? Trapped.

What the title says.