http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/3250/HTML/Rehoboth.html Rehoboth Cemetery Tarrant County, Texas 1871 1981 The cemetery is located north of Mansfield on Hwy. 157 or South Cooper Street, and west of the Rehoboth Baptist Church. The earliest marked grave is that of Mary Miller (1869 - 1871). HILL, Infant, son of J. D. & Nettie, Sept. 14, 1915 - Sept. 15, 1915 Elaine Blackman

I'm looking for information on Robert Hill. He is found in the Wilkes County Georgia Tax Records 1785-1805 Volume One. He paid taxes on land in Washington, Wilkes and Green counties. In a publication called "The Dismukes and Their Kin" by Bernice Dismukes he is listed as the father of Sion L Hill. In her publication Ms. Dismukes states his name as Sion Lee Hill born Feb 1796 died Aug 2 1871 married 12-5-1818 to Frances Dismukes. In our research we have him listed as Sion Lassitor Hill. All the dates are correct. Is there anyone out there with connections to this Robert Hill. We also have noted 2 Robert Hills living in Putnam County Georgia during the 1820 census. Sion L Hill also lived in Putnam Count Georgia during that time. I found alot of information at the Georgia Archives in Atlanta. As I get it sorted and in order I will post it to the list. Till next time, Barb in GA

Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone has information on Thankful Hill, born about 1770 in Rutland, Vermont. She married Stephen Remington, born about the same time and in the same place. They moved to the Syracuse area of Onondaga County, New York about 1813. I've never been able to find out anything about Thankful's family. Johnna Armstrong

Searching for the current email address for Peggy Gilbert (Hill Researcher). Please contact me. Byron Hill GBH333@aol.com

Hi, I'm just putting my line back out here again and hoping for a nibble. Josiah Hanley Hill was born around 1810 in SC, possibly Darlington Co. His father was Isaac who was born around 1787 also in SC. I don't have a name for Josiah's mother, but she was born in VA. Josiah married Nancy Stephens Hopkins. Nancy was born in 1805 Wythe Co, Va, and she 1st married a John L. Hopkins. They were living in Monroe Co., Tenn around 1828 when her 1st husband was killed. Josiah probably married her around 1831. They had the following seven children: 1)Henry Stephens Hill b. ca 1833 in Ala who married Corinthia Martha Hopkins (ch: Charles Hopkins, Mary G, Addie, Henry "Harry", Joseph, John and Ida) 2) Elizabeth S. Hill b. abt 1836 Ala who married William Banks Anthony (ch: ???) 3) Richard Watson Hill b. 1840 Ala who married 1st wife Nancy E. Fulton (ch: Richard "Dick", Harry H. Fulton, Maggie Elizabeth) 4) William Stephens Hill b. 1841 Pontotoc Co., Miss who married Amelia Josephine Willis (ch: Minnie Pearl, Thomas Henry "Harry", Orion Alvah) 5) E.J. Hill male b. abt 1844 Miss who married ?? ch ??, 6) Mary J Hill b. abt 1847 in Tx married ?? ch ?? 7) Ann A. Hill b. abt 1851 in Tx married ?? ch ?? Places and Times: 1834 - 1840 Talledega Co., ALA 1841 - 1845 Pontotoc Co, Miss 1847 - 1851 Cass Co, (Marion Co), Tx 1856 - 1868 Ellis Co, Tx (Red Oak-census) 1870 - 1871 Johnson Co, Tx (Cleburne) 1872 - 1877 Ellis Co, Tx (Palmer) Any Connections ????? Thanks for reading all of this Vickie vgilbrea@wt.net

Dear MSgt Rocky Dunlap, I fully support your letter to our state's senator and will also vote against him in his next election. My father, myself, my brother-in-law and several friends have served in the military. The enlistment and readiness problems the military has today are, in part, a result of the low pay offered military personnel. The pay for enlisted persons is especially low and unfair. Thank you for writing such a moving and eloquent letter. Bette Hill (former U.S. Army Nurse Corps) Ohio HILL-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > HILL-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 292 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [HILL-L] Vet day [Jeremy L Beller <jbeller1@juno.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from HILL-D, send a message to > > HILL-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [HILL-L] Vet day > Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 02:52:20 -0500 > From: Jeremy L Beller <jbeller1@juno.com> > To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com > > Hi, as this is vets day, hope this has meaning, although it is off topic. > I hope this makes you as mad as it did me. These are the same people > that not so very long ago voted themselves a 50% pay raise. > > 4.8% for a 1,000 base pay is just 48.00. > > Who voted against the 4.8% Military Pay raise? I understand that these > are the guys who voted against a military payraise of 4.8%. Also below, > a Master Sergeant's letter. It is quite impressive. The source is pretty > good. > > ---NAYs 11--- > Bayh (IN) > Graham (FL) > Robb (VA) > Boxer (CA) > Harkin (IA) > Voinovich (OH) > Feingold (WI) > Kohl (WI) > Wellstone (MN) > Fitzgerald (IL) > McCain (AZ) (Hard to believe from a guy who spent 6 years in the > Hanoi > Hilton!) > > MSGT's Letter to his Senator > > Dear Senator Voinovich, Unless you are planning on this being > your last term in the Senate, I cannot for the life of me figure out why > you would attempt to undermine a much deserved although paltry 4.8 > percent pay raise to military men and women that make sacrifices that > you cannot even comprehend! > > As a registered Republican voter, born and reared in > the Buckeye state, I have a few questions I would like to ask you. > > 1) When was the last time you spent months on end in some > God-forsaken country, separated from family and friends? > > 2) Has your service to the nation ever required you to go beyond > 100 days without a real shower? > > 3) Has any of your Senate duties required you to lie awake at > night in a tent with a dozen other sweating Senators, gagging at the > wretched smell of oil well fires, and listening to desert winds beat > your tent into submission? > > 4) Have you ever been denied the basic freedoms most Americans > take for granted? > > 5) Have you ever forgotten what a real cheeseburger tastes like? > > You are so quick to try and squash a pay raise that would still > leave a large portion of military families below the poverty level in > our > nation. > > Please remind me again of the last time you voted and lobbied > against a pay raise for yourself and fellow Senators? > > Have you ever refused a pay increase to help balance the budget? > > I dare you to compare the percentage of pay raises voted by > Senators for Senators since my career began in 1981! > > The AP article stated that between 8,000 and 16,000 military > families are on food stamps. Even though I believe this to be a very > conservative estimate, it is not a shame for hard working Americans > to get much needed assistance. > The real shame is that thousands and thousands of military > families are even eligible for food stamps, but are too proud to accept > a handout! > > The majority of our military families require both parents to work, > while the military member works an additional part-time job just to > make ends meet. > > I anxiously await the reunification with my family in mid March. > The operations tempo and family separations are something I don't > expect you to understand without experiencing it first hand. However, > with your political pull I'm sure you could arrange to return to Saudi > with me this November. > > The rotation in November will make the third time in two years > I've left my family to proudly support the country that I love. > > Yes, Mr. Voinovich, we could spend Thanksgiving and Christmas > together enjoying meals hard to identify by the appearance and taste. > You could help me write a letter to my wife on our 19th anniversary in > January. Possibly you could bring one of your speechwriters and assist > me with a letter to my twins explaining why dad had to miss yet another > birthday, explaining it's for the good of our country. Before we go home > Valentine's Day will roll around and by now, maybe even you will be > missing your family. > > I could help you make that handmade card expressing your longing > to be with them again. After all, I've had plenty of practice and I'm > sure > we could come up with something appropriate. > > Should I reserve you a cot? Tent space can be a real premium > during the holidays so you may want to make your reservations early. I'm > sure I can round up an extra flak vest and helmet for you. > Even better yet, you can borrow my friend Billy Marshall's gear. > He won't be needing it; however, he would sure like to have his left > hand > and leg back that he lost in an explosion while deployed over here. > > Look on the bright side, you will get an extra $3.50 per day, > while it may not be what you're used to, it adds up after 120 days! > I have a feeling that you would re-think your vote after our > vacation together. As I near the 20 year mark and become eligible for > retirement, I could speak awhile on the minimum of 20 years required to > receive 40-50 percent of BASE pay for retirement. But then again with a > Senator's eligibility and retirement plan you wouldn't know where I was > coming from. > > It's political decisions like your recent voting record that drive > me toward retirement and the pursuit of other areas of interest. With > the thought of returning to Ohio as a civilian, there is one thing that > I > will not throw the towel in on. My family and I will continue to vote > our > beliefs and convictions for the direction of our country. > > Mr. Voinovich, you obviously have lost touch with your > constituents and have decided to throw in the political towel yourself. > I have stood on the simple leadership philosophy, "A LEADER KNOWS > THE WAY, GOES THE WAY, AND SHOWS THE WAY!" > > You obviously do not know the way since you've never been there > yourself. I do not see you volunteering to go any time soon, and you > will > never show the way to deficit reduction when voting down a deserving > military raise and heaping bountiful blessings upon yourself. > > Proud to Serve, > > MSgt Rocky Dunlap Chief, > EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight) > Eskan Village, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia > > In closing I invite those of you with family and friends serving > in the military to remember the eight Senators voting NO. Remember > them when our brave men and women celebrate holidays away from > their loved ones. Remember our Senators when you hear of the growing > peacekeeping missions springing up around the world. But above all > else, remember our Senators when you go to the polls and vote! > > ___________________________________________________________________ > Get the Internet just the way you want it. > Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! > Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi, as this is vets day, hope this has meaning, although it is off topic. I hope this makes you as mad as it did me. These are the same people that not so very long ago voted themselves a 50% pay raise. 4.8% for a 1,000 base pay is just 48.00. Who voted against the 4.8% Military Pay raise? I understand that these are the guys who voted against a military payraise of 4.8%. Also below, a Master Sergeant's letter. It is quite impressive. The source is pretty good. ---NAYs 11--- Bayh (IN) Graham (FL) Robb (VA) Boxer (CA) Harkin (IA) Voinovich (OH) Feingold (WI) Kohl (WI) Wellstone (MN) Fitzgerald (IL) McCain (AZ) (Hard to believe from a guy who spent 6 years in the Hanoi Hilton!) MSGT's Letter to his Senator Dear Senator Voinovich, Unless you are planning on this being your last term in the Senate, I cannot for the life of me figure out why you would attempt to undermine a much deserved although paltry 4.8 percent pay raise to military men and women that make sacrifices that you cannot even comprehend! As a registered Republican voter, born and reared in the Buckeye state, I have a few questions I would like to ask you. 1) When was the last time you spent months on end in some God-forsaken country, separated from family and friends? 2) Has your service to the nation ever required you to go beyond 100 days without a real shower? 3) Has any of your Senate duties required you to lie awake at night in a tent with a dozen other sweating Senators, gagging at the wretched smell of oil well fires, and listening to desert winds beat your tent into submission? 4) Have you ever been denied the basic freedoms most Americans take for granted? 5) Have you ever forgotten what a real cheeseburger tastes like? You are so quick to try and squash a pay raise that would still leave a large portion of military families below the poverty level in our nation. Please remind me again of the last time you voted and lobbied against a pay raise for yourself and fellow Senators? Have you ever refused a pay increase to help balance the budget? I dare you to compare the percentage of pay raises voted by Senators for Senators since my career began in 1981! The AP article stated that between 8,000 and 16,000 military families are on food stamps. Even though I believe this to be a very conservative estimate, it is not a shame for hard working Americans to get much needed assistance. The real shame is that thousands and thousands of military families are even eligible for food stamps, but are too proud to accept a handout! The majority of our military families require both parents to work, while the military member works an additional part-time job just to make ends meet. I anxiously await the reunification with my family in mid March. The operations tempo and family separations are something I don't expect you to understand without experiencing it first hand. However, with your political pull I'm sure you could arrange to return to Saudi with me this November. The rotation in November will make the third time in two years I've left my family to proudly support the country that I love. Yes, Mr. Voinovich, we could spend Thanksgiving and Christmas together enjoying meals hard to identify by the appearance and taste. You could help me write a letter to my wife on our 19th anniversary in January. Possibly you could bring one of your speechwriters and assist me with a letter to my twins explaining why dad had to miss yet another birthday, explaining it's for the good of our country. Before we go home Valentine's Day will roll around and by now, maybe even you will be missing your family. I could help you make that handmade card expressing your longing to be with them again. After all, I've had plenty of practice and I'm sure we could come up with something appropriate. Should I reserve you a cot? Tent space can be a real premium during the holidays so you may want to make your reservations early. I'm sure I can round up an extra flak vest and helmet for you. Even better yet, you can borrow my friend Billy Marshall's gear. He won't be needing it; however, he would sure like to have his left hand and leg back that he lost in an explosion while deployed over here. Look on the bright side, you will get an extra $3.50 per day, while it may not be what you're used to, it adds up after 120 days! I have a feeling that you would re-think your vote after our vacation together. As I near the 20 year mark and become eligible for retirement, I could speak awhile on the minimum of 20 years required to receive 40-50 percent of BASE pay for retirement. But then again with a Senator's eligibility and retirement plan you wouldn't know where I was coming from. It's political decisions like your recent voting record that drive me toward retirement and the pursuit of other areas of interest. With the thought of returning to Ohio as a civilian, there is one thing that I will not throw the towel in on. My family and I will continue to vote our beliefs and convictions for the direction of our country. Mr. Voinovich, you obviously have lost touch with your constituents and have decided to throw in the political towel yourself. I have stood on the simple leadership philosophy, "A LEADER KNOWS THE WAY, GOES THE WAY, AND SHOWS THE WAY!" You obviously do not know the way since you've never been there yourself. I do not see you volunteering to go any time soon, and you will never show the way to deficit reduction when voting down a deserving military raise and heaping bountiful blessings upon yourself. Proud to Serve, MSgt Rocky Dunlap Chief, EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight) Eskan Village, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia In closing I invite those of you with family and friends serving in the military to remember the eight Senators voting NO. Remember them when our brave men and women celebrate holidays away from their loved ones. Remember our Senators when you hear of the growing peacekeeping missions springing up around the world. But above all else, remember our Senators when you go to the polls and vote! ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

I have just learned of a new profession for Russell Hill, Preacher, cause after he left the Civil War ( if he served, as I can find not proof), I had no idea what he did. I always heard that he was to ill to work. So if anyone knows of a Russell Hill who went to Missouri after the War, and went to Boone County, or Callaway County,Missouri, met and married David ANN Dunbar in 1874, and they had 8 children, Charles, Burley, Zay/Issah, Mollie/Sophie, Perry, James, Zeffie, and Roscoe, and he died between 1890 and 1892, Please let me know. Thank you.. lena@valu-line.net

John Hill (1795 Cobb Co, GA- 1870 Winston Co, AL) married Catherine Barnwell in Hall Co, GA. She was the daughter of John Barnhill/Barnwell and Mary. They lived in Cobb County. The first son, William stayed in Cobb County. John Sr. moved to Winston Co, AL before the 1860 Census with John, Jr, Mary Elizabeth and Robert Alexander. My Uncle and his cousin left information that John Hill, Sr's parents were Joseph Hill and Mary ___ of NC. Joseph was in the Revolutionary War. I have not been able to prove this. Can anyone help? Cannie C. Cox <CannieCox@aol.com>

Glad to see some Hills finally popping up in Maine. I've been stuck for some time trying to find data on the following Hills in Maine: Charles Edwin Hill, b.5/31/1881 Fort Fairfield ME, d.12/18/1936 Cape Elizabeth ME Need dob, pob, dod, pod on his wife Fern L.Johnston; they were married 1/01/1906. He was 1st fire chief in Cape Elizabeth ME; photo still hangs on fire house wall. Need Cape Elizabeth address where he lived, info/pictures of auto garage he ran. His father: Archelaus M. Hill, married Abby J. Foss 7/18/1864 in Ft Fairfield & 7/23/1864 in Presque Isle; need dob, pob, dod, pod on both husband and wife. Need any ancestral info on all the above people. If these tie into your lines pls advise. Thanks. -----Original Message----- From: 4dehills <4DEHILLS@sprintmail.com> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com <HILL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, November 11, 1999 4:56 AM Subject: [HILL-L] Hill 1850 Census Penobscot County (? George HILL????) [snip] >Found James B. Hill with daughter Mina on the Penobscot County Patten, ME census for 1850. Had previous one of 1860 with wife Sarah and their 6 children, including that of John H. Hill. > >Other Hill families in same county with towns of: Exeter, Hampdon, Bangor, Bradford, Greenbush, Dexter, Etna, Old Town, Orono, Corinna, Dixmont, Newburg, Hermon, Newberg, Milford, Garland and Stetson. [snip]

Chuck and Gene, >Glad to see some Hills finally popping up in Maine.< Same here!!! :-) We are on the list, but have been waiting patiently for something to connect to! Unfortunately, I cannot help you with your specific questions. There are many HILL families in Maine (and New Hampshire). If you can get back to the 1830's, I might be able to help you. The Hills I have are the ones from Scarborough to Machias in 1763. The HILL brothers and sister came here and were the founders and early settlers of Machias. My ancestor, Obadiah HILL and his sister stayed here. The other brothers (mainly Frederick) moved on with their families within a few years. They founded the Calais-St Stephen area. Many of their descendants stayed there, but some of the younger members moved on , again. The ones who stayed in the Calais area I have information on, at least until the mid 1800's, but not much on those who left for parts unknown. Of course, I extensive information on the descendants of Obadiah HILL! :-) Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you in your search. Clayton Spencer ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi everyone, I am on the hot trail of these ancestors:::: Found James B. Hill with daughter Mina on the Penobscot County Patten, ME census for 1850. Had previous one of 1860 with wife Sarah and their 6 children, including that of John H. Hill. Other Hill families in same county with towns of: Exeter, Hampdon, Bangor, Bradford, Greenbush, Dexter, Etna, Old Town, Orono, Corinna, Dixmont, Newburg, Hermon, Newberg, Milford, Garland and Stetson. Think we can did up some HILL ancestor here or what??????? Sarah Hill listed in Bangor and Bradford in 1850. Maybe James's Sarah was there with parents at one point ????????? Imagination running wild. Also listed on page 368 of Penobscot County Maine Census of 1850 was a George Hill, Newburg. Mina M. Hill Patten who is the daughter of James B. Hill. Now who has information on this George Hill ????????? Thanks and will be looking forward to email at 4dehills@sprintmail.com Donna and Gene

Hello to detectives out there-- Do I have anyone willing to take on challenge of the hunt for Emma Nickerson who had marriage intent to John H. Hill filed in Hallowell, Maine 12Feb.1871?? I have located Emma Nickerson (Hill) in Swanville Vital Records (York County, Maine Cemeteries 4 vol.. set) and John and James Hill listed in the Penobscot County Probate. Problem is I do not have actual copies of above and not sure if correct info was given. Does someone have access to these and able to make copies??? Will reimburse. Thanks for reading. Gene in AZ

Hi All, I am researching my HILL ancestors and was wondering if anyone had additional information on the following: NATHANIEL BIRT (sic) HILL (+/- 1816 - 1853) Married MARY ANN ROBERTS (+/- 1812-1853) on Sept. 12, 1839, in Knox County, Ohio. NATHANIEL & MARY are buried at the Rich Hill Cemetery in Knox County. There is a marker beside them of their son, ISAAC (I think died at age 2 ---- don't have that info handy right now) The 1850 Census (Knox County, Hilliar Township) lists the following children of NATHANIEL (age 34 at time of census) and MARY (38): MARY E. (8 yrs. Old) MORRIS (7 yrs. Old) ----- My GGGrandfather ( I have additional info to share) RACHAEL (4 yrs. Old) The next name on the census is a JAMES HILL (age 66, born in PA.) POLLY (Possibly a MARY) (age 56, born in NY) Wife? AARON (age 28, born in PA.) Son? I wonder if JAMES and POLLY are the parents of NATHANIEL (or related somehow)??? In the same Rich Hill cemetery is a marker for a JOHN C. HILL, son of JAMES & MARY HILL. JOHN C. HILL died Sept. 3, 1849 (don't have age handy right now). After JAMES HILL on the 1850 Census is a ROBERTS family (who I imagine is related to MARY ANN ROBERTS, wife of NATHANIEL BIRT HILL), And the next name on the Census is: JAMES HILL (age 31) MARY - 31 ELIZABETH - 10 GEORGE - 8 JAMES - 6 ABRAM - 4 I wonder if this is NATHANIEL's brother, both sons of the elder JAMES? I have visited the Knox County, Ohio web page and the only info I found there was a reference to a JAMES MONROE HILL and a HIRAM HILL listed as ancestors on a list of "Knox County First Families". No other information or description was listed. If any of this sounds familiar to anyone, let me know! Thanks! Regards. David L. Jolliff Braun & Steidl Architects, Inc. 234 N. Fifth St. Cols., OH 43215 614-224-9555 614-224-1506 FAX djolliff@bsa-net.com

Rufus HILL b abt 1865 was married to my great grandmother Frances Elizabeth CONGLETON abt 1885 in probably Wolfe Co., KY. They had three children James Russell b 1886 Menifee, Jesse Kenton b1888 Lee, and my grandmother Lillie Lou b 1892 Lee Co. Lillie Lou m. Adrain Benjamin RATLIFF in 1908 in Menifee Co. KY. Frances divorced Rufus after 1888 and she later remarried. Rufus in 1893 killed a man in Lee Co. and received 21 years prison. (I have the court records and then he is going by the name Rufus) Family tradition says he served one of those years, remarries to Rachel Brandenburg ( D Boone Angel her first marr) and has another daughter. According to family tradition this second family die in a boating accident probably Lee Co., KY abt 1916. I am still searching for what happened to Rufus, wife child or children possibly of her first mar. Is anyone researching this family or other Hill families in Lee Co., KY? I would appreciate anything that might give me a clue. We know his mother is Arena Moore Hill, who are her parents, who is his father? Thanks, Marge Ratliff Schulke

Hello to all Hill's, I'm looking for three Hill's that married three Fox's. The first is William Baker Hill b. 5 Dec 1829; d. 27 Jan 1900; married Elizabeth Fox b. 30 April 1838; d. 4 Feb 1907. Brother, John R Hill b. 15 June 1815; d. 22 Nov 1891; married Temperance Fox. First cousin John Risher Hill b. 27 Sept 1820; d. 22 May 1893; married Margaret Fox. The Fox girls were sisters and I have all the info on them. They all were born and lived in South Carolina, Colleton County. Thanks for any help anyone can provide. Hodo hodo@webshoppe.net

I am researching Bold Cudmore Hill, son of Catherine Bold and Arundel Hill, "a gentleman of Limerick" (Ireland). Don't know if it's the town of Limerick, or the just the county. Bold was born in 1799, emigrated to Canada via NY in 1838. He was an Anglican missionary. Wife was Isabella Jeffrey, born Stranraer, Scotland, about 1810, died Strathroy, Ontario, about 1884. Would like to find more about Bold's wife Isabella, also his parents Arundel and Catherine Hill (married May 30, 1793), who I do not think emigrated. Bold's siblings were Arundel, Eliza, Catherine and George. Do any of these names look familiar to anyone? Thanks for your help. Linda Hill Cleveland, Ohio

Eh, I dont need to be on this list......go on ahead & remove me

1860 Greene co., Arkansas No Hills listed for that year Greene Co., Arkansas 1870 Township;Concord Household 5/5 Wm. M. Hill wm 24 farmer TN Salie A. wf 22 KH TN James A. wm 27 farmer TN 9/9 Wm. C. Hill wm 54 House carpenter TN Anney S. wf 37 KH TN Albert wm 16 TN John wm 12 TN Garland wm 5 TN 16/32 G. W. Simmons wm 43 Physician NC Martha J. wf 38 KH TN Jesse R. wm 17 TN Allice G. wf 15 TN Eller J. wf 11 AR Wm. H. wm 6 AR Charles M. wm 1 AR R. L. Hill wm 18 farm labor TN Greene co., Arkansas 1880 Township; Union 19/19 household Thomas Hill wm 25 farmer Tn NC NC Amanda wf 28 KH TN TN TN Sallie wf 9 dau. TN TN TN David E. wm 10/12 son AR TN TN Greene Co., Arkansas 1880 Township; Hurricane household 106/106 Wm. E. Hill wm 51 farmer TN NC NC Sarah A. wf 48 KH TN VA VA William J. wm 20 son TN TN TN Mary D. wf 15 dau TN TN TN Minnie A. wf 11 dau. TN TN TN Martha J. wf 9 dau AR TN TN John W. wm 5 son AR TN TN 107/107 James H. Hill wm 22 farmer TN TN TN Permelia J. wf 22 kh AR TN TN William A. wm 5/12 son AR TN AR

> This came from one of my surname lists...... > > Just passing it along..... > Rhonda > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > This site was created by the U.S. Army Military History Institute > and it is a searchable database of their Special Collections. > Using this database you can see if a photograph exists of your > Civil War ancestor. There were two records for Melton. > > Just enter the surname you're searching and the results page will > give any photos of any soldier with that surname, along with (if > known) his regiment. > > Next, you can send an e-mail with the photo ID's that you're > interested in. The Army will then send you (for free) a > photocopy of the picture, along with instructions on ordering a > duplicate photo. > > An 8x10 photo costs $10.00. No more then ten photos will > be produced for any one customer per year. > > http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html