Forwarded message, the Hills settled in the southeast portion of Arkansas: Hey, I put together a database containing over 5,000 plus names in Excel of North Carolina born persons living in Georgia. Now the information was obtained from several locations posting text files, and have been assembled to act as one database. For Instance: How I came about doing this is by way of my husband's family, who like many from Bradley County is from Troup County, Georgia. Anyway, I have followed the migratory as most all of you have down the coast of the East Coast then after the Civil War the Migration to the West Arkansas (Which is funny how it incompasses several states!!! and is used as a "Term") anyway, all of this is a preclude of just some of the information that I have found. For an example I am including a family line that I've been researching and that is the "Hills". Now I know that the "Hills" settled in the SE portion of Arkansas, including those of Bradley, Ashley and Drew Counties. Well anyway, there are alot.... And I do mean alot of Robert Hill's. Seem's like every family member that decides to have children, named one of their children Robert Hill, whether it be a boy..... or a girl (example: Robert Penolia Hill married David Samuel Stedman / Steadman and she is the daughter of Robert Hill and Nancy Carruth Hill.) Anyway, I found this while researching: NAME AGE SEX OCCUPATION HOUSEHOLD # COUNTY YEAR BORN POSSIBLE? Hill, Green 45 M Farmer 65 Troup 1805 Hill, Frances 40 F Adult 65 Troup 1810 Hill, William 20 M Adult 65 Troup 1830 Hill, Elizabeth 18 F Adult 65 Troup 1832 Hill, Julia, A. 16 F Young Adult 65 Troup 1834 There may be a connection,,,,,, but maybe not..... But I thought it was worth my consideration since Green is a also a popular first of second name term used within the Stedman / Steadman family. By the way, the database is not for publication, just personal use until I hear otherwise.