HI! Does anyone have information on the any of the following: Boston Births, 1700-1800: Susanna Hill, born 23 April 1720, Father: Samuel, Mother: Susanna Samuel Hill, born 24 Dec 1729, Father: Samuel, Mother: Susanna Susanna Hill, born 31 Oct. 1733, Father: Samuel, Mother: Susanna Elizabeth Hill, born 28 April 1736 Father: Samuel, Mother: Susanna Samuel Hill, born 16 July 1722, Father: Samuel Hill, Mother: Judith Samuel Hill, born 27 July 1750, Father: Alexander Hill, Mother: Thankful My line may tie into either the Samuel born in 1722 or the Samuel born in 1729. My Samuel would have been born between about 1720-1735. He named a daughter, Susannah. Place where he was born is unknown. His daughter, Susannah, may have been born in New Jersey. Thanks Nancie

This is one of those long shots that one resorts to when all else fails. If any lister has any knowledge of the following HILL family would they please contact me. John Kennedy HILL b. 1822 Ireland (probably Cork) d. 1864 in Murchison Victoria Australia. m. Honora (Nora) SULLIVAN in Melbourne 1842. His parents were Edward Eustace HILL & Bessy (unknown) both born in Ireland. Their only known son, John Edward HILL b. 1843 Newtown Victoria Australia m. Margaret Jane CLARK 5th Nov 1863. b. 1846 Durham England & subsequently produced 11 children, one of whom was my paternal grandmother. John Ahern Townsville Qld AUSTRALIA

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/randolph/cemetery/columbia.txt Columbia - Jarrett Cemetery and Church Located just off Highway 328W, about three miles west of Maynard is a concrete marker enclosed in a wrought iron fence which reads, " Site of Salem Church - Organized 1818 - the first Baptist Church constituted in Arkansas." On a hilltop just east of this site is the present day Columbia - Jarrett church building and cemetery. This church resulted form consolidation of two pioneer settlements, Columbia and Jarrett. This particular area has borne many names during its existence. The Columbia area supposedly was first known as Fourche de Maux and was named for a French trapper who was the first white man in the area. Other names by which it has been known are Fourche de Thomas, Foster and Lindseyville. Historians tell us the Columbia just may be the site of the first settlement in Randolph County. The Fletchers, Lindseys, Jarretts, Morrises and Davises and other families located there soon after 1800. Since early in the Nineteenth Century, the Columbia settlement has been popular and reflected its influence on the history of Randolph County. Being located on the Old Military Road, which traversed the county from Pitman's Ferry to Old Davidsonville, many historical figures of early American history journeyed though this part of the country. Written by Nick Shivey Columbia-Jarrett Cemetery Hill, Bernadine wife of Lester, daughter Of J.E. & Alice (Wooldridge) Jarrett 21 Sep 1919 -13 Oct 1983 Funeral marker Hill, James Lavon son of Lester 12 Oct 1944 - 9 Dec 1944 Hill, Minerva Alice wife of Clarence Daughter of J.E. & Alice (Woolridge) Jarrett 13 Apr 1932 - 25 Sep 1975 Hill, Shirley Ann daughter of Lester 2 Jul 1941 - 11 Jul 1941 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Elaine Blackman

I am searching for ancestors of Francis Hill . She was born about 1849 , she lived in Carroll Co. Virginia & was married to Daniel Taylor . They had 3 children Andrew Blair , John Henry . & Thursa Ann . Thanks , Ann Huffman

Interesting little tidbit, thank you for the info. I will see if I can find something in the library on it. ----- Original Message ----- From: <CHill113@aol.com> To: <beau@jump.net> Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2000 3:58 PM Subject: Irish > Woody, My Mother always told me that the term Scoth-Irish referred to people > from Scotland who migrated to Ireland, and then later to the US. > Justin Hill > >

It's a possibility, really I don't know. We have little it anything to go on, except family legend. My grandfather told me we were Scotch Irish if there is such a thing. Until I turn it up I may never know. Woody beau@jump.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Hbill1234@aol.com> To: <beau@jump.net> Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2000 11:38 AM Subject: Re: [HILL-L] Hill Line Original Ancestors > Would the brothers that came in through Virginia have by chance come from > Ireland? > We recently found our that my ggrandfather had brothers and family that > predeeded him to the stataes and they headed south while my Joseph Hill > settled in New York City then in Pennsylvania. > >

Just came across e-mail written Oct 30, 1997 by Elaine Vincent Kantor Thought you might be interested. "This is a fascinating article in THE VIRGINIAN PILOT newspaper (Norfold, VA Beach, Va area) regarding a Martha Hill known as "Aunt Pratt" whose family lived at Shirley Plantation in charles City Co. VA near Williamsburg in the 17th century. The article concerns a portrait of Martha Hill that hangs in the present day Shirley Plantation and the ghostly doings of Martha Hill's spirit. There is also some genealogical information which I can not vouvh for, but will list below. If you are connected with this family and would like a xerox copy of the article, let me know and I (Justin M. Kantor musical@pilot.inf.net) will take some copies. As far as I know, I'm not connected to these Hills so have no futher info other than what is in article. Section below is extracted in part and quoted in part from article. 1- Col. Edward Hill (bought land where plantation stands by 1653 2- ???(Edward Hill II. PRESUMABLY) 3-Edward Hill III (present manor house begun by him in 1723) 4-Martha (married an Englishman and thereafter lived in England) 4-Sarah (married an " " " " " " " ) 4- Elizabeth (inherited the estate) +John Carter (eldest son of Robert "King" Carter) 5- Charles Carter (inherited Shirley Plantation about 1770 Charles Carter had 2 wives and 23 children including Anne Hill Carter who became the second wife of Gov. Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee at Shirley in 1793. One of their children was Robert E. Lee. Today Shirley is both museum and working farm, operated by the 10th and 11the generations of the Hill-Carter Family. This plantation is open to the public at selected times. Please remember, I can't vouch for ht accuracy of this article; I just thought it might help someone." Marheinek@aol.com

It has been a while but I thought that I would again throw out my Hill line. Recent research in Ireland was a success but I am at a dead end on my US ties. My ggrandfather, Joseph Hill, came to the states around 1883-84. He settled into the New York city area and then moved late in life to Pittsburgh, Pa. He had sons, James, Dave and Joseph(Joe) by his first wife Anne Murphy(Ireland) and sons William,my grandfather, George and daughter Rachael by his second wife Jane McCoary(Ireland). I believe that Joe is buried in Brooklyn. I recently was informed that my ggandfathers brothers and other family members predeeded him to the states and that they migrated south. Up until this info, I have excluded Hills in the southern states...whoops. I have made extensive contacts in Ireland and would like to contact any Hills that may have family members from Monahan County, Ireland...Cornaso Parish. This Hill migration should have taken place between 1850 and 1885 and except for my grandfathers side, we have lost contact with the other members of the line. Hope this jogs some family memories....thanks, Bill

Sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you all. I was in Nebraska for 2 weeks as my grandmother was dying. Thank you all for your prayers. It takes too long to catch up at home after being gone. I will be answering those initial responses slowly but surely. My grandmother was Edith Marie (Stillinger) Lantz born July 5, 1904, daughter of Walter C. Stillinger and Edith Pearl Bell, granddaughter of George M. Bell and Louisa Alice Hill, g-granddaughter of Campbell M. Hill and Mary Ann Hulick, and gg-granddaughter of William Hill and Sarah Cotton. Thanks again Hill family for your prayers. Barbara Lantz Behringer Opelousas, LA

Dan, You wrote <<Looking for any information of the HILL family who lived in or around Poke, Georgia or Poke County Georgia area ca. 1850's - 1860's (+ or -).>> I'm pretty sure you mean Polk Co., GA which is in Northwest Georgia on the Alabama border. You might extend your search to the neighboring counties of Haralson, Paulding, Bartow, and Floyd in Georgia, and over the border in the Alabama counties of Cleburne and Calhoun. I've made some real breakthroughs in my research in the past by searching adjacent counties to the county where my ancestors were originally. Jackie Hill Bower GA _______________________________________________________ Get 100% FREE Internet Access powered by Excite Visit http://freeworld.excite.com

MY GREAT GRANDFATHER NAME WAS NEEDHAM HILL ALSO NEEDHAM YOUNG UNTIL ABOUT THE AGE OF 18. HIS MOTHER AND FATHER WERE NOT MARRIED. HE LIVED MOST OF LIFE IN TELFAIR AND COFFEE COUNTY IN GEORGIA. WHEN HE WAS 18 HE LIVE WITH A MAN NAME JACOB HILL JACOB FATHER WAS JONTHAN HILL AND HIS MOTHER WAS ANNA HILL. JACOB HAD BROTHERS AND SISTERS. HIS BROTHERS WERE NAME NOEL, JOHN, AND A SISTER NAME MARY ANN HILL WHO MARRIED AND ALBERT MCLEAN. JOHN HILL MARRIED REBECCA YOUNG. THANK YOU, ANGELA

At the time of the War of 1812 what is now western NY was Ohio. I hope someone knows when the Ohio-NY change occurred as it probably affects our searches in this area. I know nothing of Michegan's origination either. Good luck, Bob (Hill) Edhill2@aol.com wrote: > HELLO EVERYONE > I'M STILL LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON MY ANCESTORS. THE EARLIEST IS JOHN > DAVID HILL BORN 1831 DIED 1886 IN BRANCH COUNTY MICHIGAN. HIS WIFE WAS ELIZA > J.... b 1831,d1905 CHILDREN INCLUDE EMMA S. b1856,D1874, DELIE J. > b1870,d1918, RALPH b1862 d1945, EDWIN b1862 d .....WAS TWIN BROTHER OF > RALPH. FAMILY STORIES SAY JOHN AND ELIZA MIGRATED FROM OHIO TO MICHIGAN BUT > THAT IS NOT CONFIRMED. ANY INFORMATION ON THIS FAMILY WOULD BE APPRECIATED. > > ED HILL > > ==== HILL Mailing List ==== > Spamming this list with commercial posts is not allowed. > Please advertise products, items, or services on the proper lists. > Thank you!

Dear Family, Looking for any information of the HILL family who lived in or around Poke, Georgia or Poke County Georgia area ca. 1850's - 1860's (+ or -). William Anderson Hill Born, August 08, 1861 Poke, Georgia I understand the head of the family went off to the civil war and never returned. To this union was born my great great grandfather WILLIAM ANDERSON HILL. WILLIAM ANDERSON HILL was subsequently adopted, moved to eastern Tennessee, in and around the Knoxville, Sevier County, Loudon County area, until bout 1925, then he moved to Oklahoma to be near several of his sons.> Thank you for your help, and good ancestoring.> Regards, Daniel L. Chesnut Sr. (Dan) ___________________________________________ Daniel Lawrence & Carolyn Sue Chesnut, Sr. Mail Address (Physical Snail Ground Mail) To Oklahoma City: Daniel L. Chesnut, Sr. 3500 South McKinley Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73109-2936 Country Home: Daniel L. & Carolyn Sue Chesnut Route 1, Box 51 Byars, Oklahoma 74831-9736 E-Mail Address: chesnut@ionet.net URL: http://www.ionet.net/~chesnut _________________________________

Need information re Jacob Hill, born circa 1782 in Pennsylvania and wife Catharine, born circa 1789 in Pennsylvania. Two family letters written in 1930 tell of Jacob and family moving from Lehigh County, Pennsylvania to Seneca County, Ohio in 1823 and to Kosciusko County, Indiana in 1839. Children are given as James, Charles, Rhuben, Daniel, William, Elizabeth, Christiana (Anna), and Melinda. I have verified family history starting with Federal Land Patent issued 24 April 1820 for land in Seneca County, Ohio and deed recorded 13 November 1823 on to Jacob's death on 15 September 1842 in Kosciusko County, Indiana. Jacob's will names his three daughters and sons Charles, Rhuben and William. Descendants for these six children are known in Kosciusko County. Problems being researched: 1. Place of birth of Jacob. Son Charles in 1880 Federal Census gives Pennsylvania as birth place of father and mother. 2. Place of birth and family name of Catharine. An elderly Hill descendent (now deceased) thought name was Catharine Block. Another Hill descendent (B. Eldora Priebe Crawford) published in 1979 a largely undocumented pedigree giving Jacob's wife as Catharine Rider. This was based on a Record of Birth and Baptism for James Hill, born 27 December 1806 in Whitehall Township, Northampton County (Lehigh County in 1812), Pennsylvania, son of Jacob Hill and Catharine Rider. Baptism witnessed by grandparents Frederic Hill and wife Mary. 3. Evidence that Jacob had a son James and that the above record is for his son. There was a James Hill in Seneca County and Kosciusko County but unable to definitely connect to Jacob. 4. Evidence that Jacob had a son Daniel. No documentation yet found for his existence. 5. Evidence that the Jacob Hill who moved to Seneca County is the Jacob Hill listed in 1820 Federal Census for S. Whitehall Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania (as is Frederick Hill) and is the father of James per 2. above. Any information re the early years of Jacob Hill and his ancestry will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob Weimer.

With the permission of the listowner. Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society, in Gadsden, AL is sponsoring Ancestor Swap Meet, 2000 to be held in Gadsden. There are several branches of the HILL family tree in this area. For more information, please contact rhyatt@hiwaay.net Thanks

All: I am looking form information on William Hill and his family. I found him on the 1850 Haverhill MA census, but the trail stops there. Is there anyone else out there looking for this line of Hills? Sandi sriley@slic.com

Could you send me information on your Samuel Hill? I'm looking for one in that time frame living in AR. Rhonda NONNA1151@aol.com wrote: > Hi shirley...I have a John Hill born in N.C. in 1800. I don't know what > town. His children were Isaac b.) 1822.......Rhoda b.) 1830.....Samuel > b.)1836 .....Hanah b.) 1840 .....and Patsy b.) 1842. I know that Isaac was > born in Ill. but I don't know about the others. I know this family moved to > Arkansas. Issac was married to Mary Ann Reed there in 1842. I"m not sure if > John went back to Ill. or stayed in Arkansas. Isaac moved on to Texas. Does > any of this match your line.....Donna > > ==== HILL Mailing List ==== > Spamming this list with commercial posts is not allowed. > Please advertise products, items, or services on the proper lists. > Thank you!

HELLO EVERYONE I'M STILL LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON MY ANCESTORS. THE EARLIEST IS JOHN DAVID HILL BORN 1831 DIED 1886 IN BRANCH COUNTY MICHIGAN. HIS WIFE WAS ELIZA J.... b 1831,d1905 CHILDREN INCLUDE EMMA S. b1856,D1874, DELIE J. b1870,d1918, RALPH b1862 d1945, EDWIN b1862 d .....WAS TWIN BROTHER OF RALPH. FAMILY STORIES SAY JOHN AND ELIZA MIGRATED FROM OHIO TO MICHIGAN BUT THAT IS NOT CONFIRMED. ANY INFORMATION ON THIS FAMILY WOULD BE APPRECIATED. ED HILL

I just found a discrepancy in the birth date of Mary Elizabeth HILL(HILLS) who married John COPSEY of St.MARY'S CO MD. I originally had her birth date as 1793, but found the FRESCO book on Mrg&Deaths at my library. On page 361, she lists MARY COPSEY as age 80 upon death and says she was buried Jan14,1864 which would make her birth date about 1784. Then right above that, it lists John(Is he her son? or son of another wife of John,Sr.?or of another COPSEY?) as having celebrated his 93rd birthday before death in Jan 1892. That would place his birth at 1799--I had Dec 1811. Does anyone have any facts to determine which date is correct. Thanks. If John was born in 1799 (and "if" it is the same John as s/o John,Sr) then he may not have been her son--depending on which birthdate is correct. Thanks for any help. Bonnie mailto:gatreon@vnet.net

Hi shirley...I have a John Hill born in N.C. in 1800. I don't know what town. His children were Isaac b.) 1822.......Rhoda b.) 1830.....Samuel b.)1836 .....Hanah b.) 1840 .....and Patsy b.) 1842. I know that Isaac was born in Ill. but I don't know about the others. I know this family moved to Arkansas. Issac was married to Mary Ann Reed there in 1842. I"m not sure if John went back to Ill. or stayed in Arkansas. Isaac moved on to Texas. Does any of this match your line.....Donna