Eliza assures him that he doesn't need a legacy to be a great father that staying alive during the revolution for her and their son would be enough (" That Would Be Enough"). Alexander is overcome with joy but is unsure of himself. She admits that she was the one who requested for Alexander to be sent home and reveals that she is pregnant with their first son. He requests a command and a group of men to lead in the war from General George Washington, who in turn replies that people were counting on Alexander to stay alive, and sends him home to a waiting Eliza. (" Helpless").Īs time passes, Alexander becomes more involved with the revolution and joins the Continental Army. They write each other letters, and eventually are happily married with her father's permission. She sings of her fancy for him upon their meeting as her sister Angelica introduces him to her. Many revolutionary allies are invited, including a young Alexander Hamilton who is seeking opportunities to rise above his station. Later, Elizabeth's father, Philip Schuyler hosts a large ball (" A Winter's Ball").
They sing in the spirit of revolution in downtown Manhattan (" The Schuyler Sisters"). She is first introduced as Eliza alongside her sisters, Angelica and Peggy (together known as the Schuyler sisters). She sings about Alexander and his mother's sickness. Her first appearance in the musical is in the song Alexander Hamilton, at the very beginning of the musical. Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton was born in Albany, New York in 1757.
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