Terry, I really do like your idea. May I make this suggestion; Have everyone post their first ancestor, in my case William Hill, Sr., where they lived, where their son migerated to, dates, when they left and on down the line. This would give a migeratory trail. I keep finding tidbits on the web, such as my John Hill, grs/o William, Sr. being in eastern TN. with another officer doing survey work and not wanting to go further west because of Indians. So I didn't know that he was there at that time. Another time I found 2 brothers, a sister, and brother in law going to the fort to deliver some books and Indians started chasing them. They killed the brother in law and scalped him. This was my Casey line, but I did find out the name of the sister. We wouldn't have to go into great detail, Just where did they go and when? Thanks....Wanda > ==== HILL Mailing List ==== > Questions about this list? Feel free to contact the listowner for > help at: [email protected] > > >
Great ideas, Terry. I will join in your efforts. Jack Willoughby Roseville, CA -----Original Message----- From: Terry Hill [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 9:37 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [HILL-L] Hill Surname Research - Important! Hello one and all! I have been reading and participating in the HILL Digest for several years and have seen the boon to the Hill surname research. And it has done my heart good, especially when one compares it to the relatively unorganized attempt of other surname research groups. With the advent of the HILL DNA effort that is being spear-headed by Ray Hill, the HILL Digest under the loving care of Byron Hill, and one or two other major web-based discussion groups, I think that we have all of the right (and necessary) tools to take HILL research to the next important level. What I am proposing is this: * A serious, highly organized attempt by all of us, using all the tools listed above, to systematically lay down the origins of our for fathers and their path across the US. I am not in anyway implying that we are not all serious about our research. I am simply saying that after years of researching dead-ends, we some times settle for loose connections at best or do not flush out all the facts with sufficient documentation or detail - can you tell I'm an engineer?! :-) * I propose one site, which links together all of the above tools, where Hill researchers can congregate to collect, add to and help chart out the Hill's history in the US. * In addition to what the existing tools listed, I propose the next tool which will let us take the paradigm shift needed to make this a truly remarkable research effort: Establish on-line family lines research pages where a common family line can selflessly document their research (from many different researchers) so that it can be offered up for peer review, discussion and/or correction. This last item will take considerable work, but I believe that if we can get it set up (exact format & implementation to be determined) it would be an invaluable tool to help ferret-out any mistakes, erroneous data & help tie together family lines. I offer up my services in what ever form they are needed and I'm sure if people are interested we can have continuing discussions on the scope and implementation of it all. To try and wrap-up my note for today, let me say that I see such great potential of such an undertaking that would have nothing but tremendous benefits for the HILL genealogy cause. After all, we are not doing this for our own personal gain or glory, so lets see what we can accomplish. Thank you, Terry Hill ==== HILL Mailing List ==== Questions about this list? Feel free to contact the listowner for help at: [email protected]
Hello one and all! I have been reading and participating in the HILL Digest for several years and have seen the boon to the Hill surname research. And it has done my heart good, especially when one compares it to the relatively unorganized attempt of other surname research groups. With the advent of the HILL DNA effort that is being spear-headed by Ray Hill, the HILL Digest under the loving care of Byron Hill, and one or two other major web-based discussion groups, I think that we have all of the right (and necessary) tools to take HILL research to the next important level. What I am proposing is this: * A serious, highly organized attempt by all of us, using all the tools listed above, to systematically lay down the origins of our for fathers and their path across the US. I am not in anyway implying that we are not all serious about our research. I am simply saying that after years of researching dead-ends, we some times settle for loose connections at best or do not flush out all the facts with sufficient documentation or detail - can you tell I'm an engineer?! :-) * I propose one site, which links together all of the above tools, where Hill researchers can congregate to collect, add to and help chart out the Hill's history in the US. * In addition to what the existing tools listed, I propose the next tool which will let us take the paradigm shift needed to make this a truly remarkable research effort: Establish on-line family lines research pages where a common family line can selflessly document their research (from many different researchers) so that it can be offered up for peer review, discussion and/or correction. This last item will take considerable work, but I believe that if we can get it set up (exact format & implementation to be determined) it would be an invaluable tool to help ferret-out any mistakes, erroneous data & help tie together family lines. I offer up my services in what ever form they are needed and I'm sure if people are interested we can have continuing discussions on the scope and implementation of it all. To try and wrap-up my note for today, let me say that I see such great potential of such an undertaking that would have nothing but tremendous benefits for the HILL genealogy cause. After all, we are not doing this for our own personal gain or glory, so lets see what we can accomplish. Thank you, Terry Hill
A friend of mine who went to Vermont to see the fall colors, stumbled across a cemetery in Manchester, VT where the family of some of Abraham Lincoln's family is buried ... and some Hills. Knowing my interest in genealogy, he stopped and video taped the following Hill headstones. While it doesn't look like these Hills are mine, I hope they belong to someone. Julius Hill (son of Jerome J. Hill) & Laura A. Luthrop 1859-1904 Mettie Fisk Hill 1861-1931 Jerome F. Hill 1891-1963 & wife Elsie M. Harrington 1892-1973 Donald B. Hill Benjamin Fisk 1831-190 & wife Mary J. Green 1808-1906 Alice Fisk McNaught 1870-1940 Charles R. Fisk Other original families in the cemetery were: Orvis, Lincoln & Isham. Hope this helps, Terry Hill
I recently received some information about the following family which is not my line. But, I would very much like to get in touch with anyone who's line it belongs to as my line and this one was in the same county and state at the same time. John Hill, Dalton, Whitfield Co., Georgia Age 42 in 1872 Came to the U.S. in 1849 from Edinburg, Scotland Moved to Dalton, Whitfield Co., GA in 1853 Mrs. Fannie Hyer, widow of John Hill (she was 62 in 1906). She married John Hill about 1854 or 1855 in Chattanooga, TN Information mentions brother Robert Hill Mrs. W.R. Johnson appointed Administratrix of John Hill's estate, March 1906 Also mentions Robert Batey and William D. Bard Robert Batey was Mrs. Fannie Hyer's stepfather. He married her mother about 1846 in Europe. Nancie
I can't read the acres or the full price though it looks to be "thousand four hundred". The acres could be 81 or 8. something. I don't know the area so I'm not sure of the name Lyon's Creek but this is what it appears to be. Maybe someone knows and can tell me. Surry Co., NC Deed Book 9 p214 Apr 1856 Charles W Hill son of Joel and Emily Davis Hill to son John Henry Hill. Witnessed by son James Martin Hill JOHN HILL from CHARLES HILL This indenture made this the fifth day of April AD 1856 between Charles Hill of the County of Surry and state of North Carolina of the first part and John Hill his son of the same place of the second part witnesseth that the said Charles Hill for and in consideration of the sum of .. four hundred dollars to him in hand paid by the said John Hill the receipt whereof is hereby duly acknowledged hath given, granted, bargained, sold and conveyed and doth by these presents give, grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said John Hill his heirs and assigns all that tract or parcel of land lying in the County of Surry on the waters of Lyons? Creek and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning on a white oak in J M Hollinsworth line of the mill tract running west 13.. chains to a post oak in the edge of the road .. .. corner South 42 dgs west 3.50 chains to a sowerwood and pointers South 60 dgs west 4.35 chains to a black oak South 15 dgs West 3 chains to a stake in the middle of the road South 1.15 chains to a chestnut where fomerly stood a post oak marked HL? North 83 dgs West 32.22 chains to a forked pine ... Hollinsworth corner South 16 chains to 3 post oak stumps East 54.85 chains to a small black gum North 7 chains to a Spanish oak East 1.50 chains to a Spanish oak North 4.50 to a Spanish oak North 15 dgs West 5 chains to beginning containing .. acres be the same more or less to have and to hold the aforesaid lands and every part thereof to the said John Hill and his heirs and assigns forever free and clear of the claims of himself or of any and all persons whatsoever and the said Charles Hill for himself and his heirs covenants to and with the said John Hill his heirs and assigns in the following manner to wit that he the said Charles Hill will warrant and for ever defend the title to the aforesaid lands to the said John Hill and his heirs and assigns. In testimony whereof the said Charles Hill hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above written. Test. J M Hill C W Hill (Seal) Frederic Morefield North Carolina ( May Term 1857 Surry County ) The execution of the foregoing deed was duly acknowledged and ordered to be registered. John H Dobson Clk B .. Hamlin DC
> I am searching for any information about this William Hill. > > "1796 Micajah, Isham and Cullen Mobley appraisers of estate of Wm. Hill, > admin. by Abel, Asaph Hill and Thomas Mobley. > (Asaph Hill married Mary Mobley, dau of Macajah in 1840)" > Thank you, > > Ron Hill > Sautee Nacoochee, GA
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In Salt Lake in June I may have stumbled across the the birth of Robert. Marriages 1627-1800 Parishes of S Marie, S Luke, S Catherine & S Werburgh 941.83 B 4 prs. p 113 SWINGIELD HILL & Mary Wilson 9 Apr P license 1708. P 113 Nathaniel SWINFIELD & Deborah Cuppaidge 27 Mar per license 1709 The Register of St Nicholas Without Dublin 941.83 B4 prs Births: p 36 - 12 Sep 1711 Johana dau of Swinfilde Hill from Muton Lane. o 41 - Robert s/o Swinfield Hill & Mary his wife borne ye 10th & baptized ye 15th from Cork lane 1713. Register of S Peter & S Kevin Dublin 1669-1761 941.83 B4prs Burials 1720 Swinfield Hill May 19 Freemen Dublin 1468-1485, 1575-1774 FHL 100228 Swinfield Hill was listed as a hozier. The Robert born 1713 seems very likely to be the Robert in Pittsylvania, Franklin with sons John & Swinfield & William? My interest in the family is my ancestor John Hill who was in Carter Co TN with Absolem and William who age wise was the father. These three went to TN from Burke Co NC. Is the William from Burke NC and Carter TN the William who sold land in Pittsylvania VA about 1771/72? Irene Fulton
Does anyone know who this person is? Mary F (Mollie) Hill b Oct 1879 Lee Co., KY m Miller M Wright 29 Jan 1903 Lee Co.KY
Would anybody have Jacob Hill -Spouse Elizabeth (neeSmith) Hill in there files .. They were my Great Grandparents . Parents of My Grandfather George Henry Hill -Spouse Jessie Alice (neeDell) Hill who were married September 22/1915 in St.Thomas On.Can. I recently found My grandparents Wedding Info and Jacob & Elizabeth Hill were listed as the parents of the Groom .. any leads out there .. Thank you contact Gina at [email protected]
I am searching for MARY HILL born about 1869 in MARION CO. INDIANA. Parents were WILLIAM HILL and ELLEN HAND. They lived in the Irvington area of Indianapolis about 1890. She married FREDERICK GEORGE DODSON July 19, 1891 in Terre Haute ,IN. Three children: Bertha May b. 1890-1892 Cora b. April 27, 1893 in Terre Haute, IN William who died in infancy MARY died in 1895 in Indianapolis according to family word of mouth!! Would appreciate any help, there are so many MARY HILL's and WILLIAM HILL's. Mary's granddaughter , Julia, [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ Internet access plans that fit your lifestyle -- join MSN. http://resourcecenter.msn.com/access/plans/default.asp
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Looking for information on Thomas Monroe Hill, Born June 18, 1887, Canton, GA, Died 1958 Calhoun GA, He had seven children, the youngest is Tom Hill, born Sept 22, 1936, Sugar Valley, GA. Married Mildred Rosa Nell Joyce June 26, 1954, Calhoun GA. If anybody can help me I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks Michael Hill Flagstaff, AZ
Searching for any descendants of Winston HILL (b. 1856 Heard Co. GA), son of William HILL and wife Elizabeth of Heard Co. GA. Siblings were James HILL (b. 1852) and Eve HILL (b. 1854). Byron HILL
Anyone with Hill connections in the mountains of Virginia? I'm trying to find family of my John Hill born abt 1824 (1825). I have very little info. Please contact me if you think you can help. Susan Murdock
Received this today from another list I belong to, thought I'd pass along for all to see. Nancy Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 8:42 AM > Subject: NEW & IMPROVED IGI ON FAMILYSEARCH.ORG! > > > > Dear Listers.... > > > > I only subscribe to 3 mailing lists, so if you subscribe to others in > > addition to one of the above, please pass this important information > along: > > > > > > > > You may have recently noticed the familysearch.org site was having some > > frustrating problems these past 3 weeks. Well, there's a very good reason > > why and I'm sure you'll be very happy to hear it! I currently serve as a > > family history consultant for the LDS Church and here is the memo (in > part) > > we received about the recent changes that took place on the site. > > > > > > "A new version of the International Genealogy Index (IGI) is now available > > on www.familysearch.org, the LDS Church's Family Search Internet Site. > This > > new version contains the following enhancements: > > > > --Additional Names - More names have been added to the index. These names > > were received since the last release in January 2000. (Reminder that this > > does not mean the database is complete. They are still playing catch-up > on > > some records, so keep checking back). > > > > --Regular updates - The index will be updated regularly as new information > > is received. No longer will the wait be the usual 3 years for an update. > > Note: For those individuals you know you do not have Internet access and > > visit a local LDS Family History Center to review the IGI, etc., please > let > > them know that the Internet's version of the IGI will be more updated than > > the Centers will. Not all centers have Internet access and still rely on > > the typical 3-year updates for their information. > > > > --Individuals linked as families - Some names are linked into families and > > can be displayed on family group records and pedigree charts (previously > > offered only in the Ancestral File). The number of linked individuals is > > relative small, but is expected to grow significantly in the future. You > > can also download family group records and pedigree charts. > > > > --Additional Event Information - All events that were in original user > > submissions are now displayed and can be used as search criteria. > > > > --Improved searching - You can now search the index by given name, surname > > and state, and more types of events, even across regions. The processes > > used to find individuals in spite of spelling and other differences in the > > name have also been improved. > > > > --Information to describe the source - When you display an individual's > > records, you will see messages that describe the source of information. > > Also, the batch number and film number searches have been simplified." > > > > FOR LDS MEMBERS ONLY... > > > > --Ordinance information soon to be available - Members of the Church of > > Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will soon be able to view ordinance > > records in the IGI on the familysearch.org Web site. This service will > > entail a special registration process which will require certain > membership > > information to gain access to this sacred data. Watch for ward and stake > > announcements about this in the next few weeks. I know what the > > requirements are, but have chosen not to publicize it here to do my part > in > > protecting these holy records. > > > > > > > > Well, that's it! Enjoy the new and improved familysearch.org and happy > > hunting! > > > > Regi > > > > > ___________________________________________________________________________ > > REGI MILAN > > Orem, Utah > > > > My genealogy can be viewed on Rootsweb.com's World Connect Project at: > > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=rmilan > > > > "Remember, sometimes you have to reach a bit to grab on to that right > > branch." --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos, & more faith.yahoo.com
I am researching the descendants of Abel F. HILL Generation No. 1 1. Abel F. HILL was born 25 Jul 1787 in Sudbury, MA, and died 30 Apr 1874 in Cavendish, Windsor, Vermont. He married Nancy FISHER, daughter of Moses FISHER and MARY HIXON. Children of Abel F. HILL and Nancy FISHER are: 2. i. Eliza A. HILL, b. about Aug 1813; d. 20 Jun 1832. ii. Abel Fisher HILL, b. 15 Apr 1817; d. 21 Oct 1890 iii. Samuel Dana HILL, b. 1821, Walpole, NH; d. 27 Jan 1901, Downieville, Sierra, CA. iv. Susan F. HILL, b. 1822; d. 1 Sep 1842. v. George Sparhawk HILL, b. 31 May 1823, d. 16 Jan 1909; m. Harriet Wilson SMITH, b. 16 Jan 1828, d. 28 Jan 1908. vi. Harvey M. HILL vii. Nancy M. HILL, b. 1824; d. 19 Mar 1843. viii. MARY Augusta HILL, b. About 1825; m. Edward Hatch FLETCHER, b. 21 Aug 1823, D. 1 Mar 1918 ix Elizabeth Warren HILL, b. 5 Mar 1829, d. 5 Aug 1905; m. Asa Wentworth WHITCOMB, b. 11 Sep 1822, d. 1 Mar 1918 x Sarah Eliza HILL, b. 25 Apr 1833, d. 25 Feb 1907; m. Francis Wayland ELY, b. 27 Mar 1828, d. 3 Feb 1908 xi Ellen A. HILL, b. Dec 1833, d. 4 Oct 1836 ---------------- Is anyone on the list researching this HILL line? Bob Hedin
Hello Everyone, I haven't posted in awhile. Can anyone connect with or help with any of these folks? As I slowly add HILLs to my family tree, the lines just don't seem to connect. I may be related to more than one HILL line. Thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer! James H. (Tobe) HILL, b. 1850, probably in KY; m. Nancy Lee GALLIMORE, 1871 in Henry Co., TN; m. Martha A. P. DILDAY, 1880 in Weakley Co., TN (my line). Martha was first m. to J. W. MAYNARD in Obion Co., TN. James may be son of William G. HILL. b. 1826 in TN. James lived in Carroll Co., TN. William HILL, b. 1825 in Franklin Co., TN, m. Sarah Elizabeth (Sallie) MUSE, 1850 in Franklin Co., TN. William appears to be son of James M. HILL and Mary SHARP. Related through William's son James Kendrick (J. K.) HILL, b. 1859. Lived in Carroll Co., TN. James S. HILL (1835-1917), m. Mary Ann UNKNOWN about 1865 in TN. Died in Dyer Co., TN. Related through adopted son Walter L. WYATT (Wyrick?) HILL who m. Hannah Viola FROST. Walter had a sister named Dellar or Della HILL, b. 1872 in TN. David Arnold HILL, b. 1816 in VA through son James W. HILL, b. 1844 who m. Isabella T. (Belle) BLEDSOE in Carroll Co., TN. Thanks! Shelley