Would like to know if anyone has HILLs in Arkansas in the 1850's. I'm lost in them thar hills! Rhonda

To Ron Hill ... Regarding your message about Abel Hill - I accidentally deleted (completely) your mail - including your NEW address. Please send again. Thanks Joe Hill

Just had some research done in Jennings County, Indiana. This is as far back as I have - Thomas Hill, born around 1680. Lived and died in England. His son, Thomas, born in England in 1716 emigrated to American after the war between the French and the English. He settled in New Jersey. In 1753 he married Sarah Hamlin and in 1764 moved to Loudon County, VA. They had 16 children. One of their sons, Thomas, born in New Jersey March 17, 1763. When he was a child, his parents moved to Virginia, locating at Martinsville, Henry County. At the age of 19 Thomas Hill enlisted and served a three month's term in the war of the American Revolution. On October 26, 1786 he married Mary Stone. About the year 1788 or 1789, Thomas was converted and united with the Baptist Church and was licensed to preach. After a few years in Virginia, Thomas moved to East Tennessee. Here he resided about 4 years. In the fall of 1789 he moved to Kentucky, setttling near Somerset, Pulaski County. In March 1817 he moved to Indiana and settled on Coffee Creek, Jennings Co. In 1822 he organized the Coffee Creek Baptist Church. He died Monday May 22, 1848. One of their sons, was Thomas Hill who was born in East Tennessee, Sept 12, 1797. In his infancy his parents moved to Pulaski County Kentucky. In 1816 he came to Indiana with his father and friends. He returned to Kentucky and married Susan Buster on Feb. 27, 1817 and then settled on his farm in Indiana In 1823 he was licensed to preach. Susan Buster Hill died on Apr. 27, 1865. Thomas died on March 27, 1876. They are buried at the Coffee Creek cemetery in Jennings County. One of their daughters was Margaret Hill. She was born Feb 9, 1819 and died November 10, 1879. She married a cousin, Isaac Perry Hill (These are my great great grandparents). Her sister, Mary, married Isaac's brother John. There were eight other siblings, I have their names. Isaac and John moved with their wives and children to Burleson County, Texas around 1857. Does any of this connect with your HILLs?

Hi: Hope someone can help me connect. My ggggrandfather we think is Ebenezer Hill from Smithfield, R.I. We think that he married a Ruth Howland Slade in November of 1819. We think he is a relative of Barnet Hill or possible Barnet Hill is his dad? Anyone one have a connection or information? Please let me know. Ebenezer has been lost for a while so we hope we found him.. Would appreciate any help, Thanks Peggy

To all HILL subcribers, ref: any virus, etc. Just do not open anything that looks unlike the ordinary, and you will be just fine. Be aware of any file with a suffix that contains an extension of BAT., EXE. or ZIP. These files are always in the form of an "Attachment", and if opened can cause serious after effects. Otherwise, enjoy this group, and the net as a whole. There is no sense in anyone scaring the daylights out of anyone that is using the web as a source of information, as we all are. You should ignore, any E-mail that looks suspicious or questionable. Get on with your quest! Jonathan HILL Cato.

Does anyone have any info on HUGH HILL b. bet.1770-1780; married 23 Jan. 1809 in Williamson Co., TN. to Mary "Polly" DeMoss. Polly was born bet 1790-1793 in VA., after ager 1860 prob in Carroll Co., TN. Hugh Hill prob died in Carroll Co., TN. between 1840-1850. The DeMoss home was on the county line of Davidson Co. (at Belleview) and Williamson Co. so they married in Williamson Co. ESPECIALLY want to know the names of their children. The DeMoss home in Bellevue recently burned (house was vacant) but still owned by family descendants. Hugh Hill lived in Bellevue before moving to Hickman Co., TN in 1820, then moved on to Carroll Co. Thanks for any help on the names of the children and where they lived. George Watson

-L] Hills of Newfield Maine >Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 15:05:18 -0600 >No Luck, once again! Bj >-----Original Message----- >From: Rick & Barbara Osgood <randbosgood@sprintmail.com> >To: Bettijane Larson <bjlarson@uswest.net> >Date: Thursday, October 21, 1999 7:27 PM >Subject: Re: [HILL-L] Hills of Newfield Maine > > >>Sorry, not there. These Hills stayed pretty close to home! >> >>Barbara >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: "Bettijane Larson" <bjlarson@uswest.net> >>To: "Rick & Barbara Osgood" <randbosgood@sprintmail.com>; >><HILL-L@rootsweb.com> >>Sent: Monday, October 18, 1999 1:38 AM >>Subject: Re: [HILL-L] Hills of Newfield Maine >> >> >>> Hi: I would be delighted if you would look up Francis (A ?) HILL b. 9 >>Apr >>> 1790 in NJ. d. 31 Jan 1860. >>> m. Elizabeth Truss, b. 1796 in Salem Co, NJ. d. 18 Feb 1871, both are >>> buried at Oakland/Carpenter Cem. Louisa Co, IA. >>> TIA , Bj Larson a HILL DESCENDANT >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Rick & Barbara Osgood <randbosgood@sprintmail.com> >>> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com <HILL-L@rootsweb.com> >>> Date: Sunday, October 17, 1999 12:36 PM >>> Subject: [HILL-L] Hills of Newfield Maine >>> >>> >>> >I just received a great book "Early Families of Newfield, Maine" The >>> oldest Hill is EBENEZER HILL about (1740-1798). Moved to Newfield, Maine >>in >>> 1792. -- It is noted that he is a direct descendent of JOHN HILL who >>came >>> to Boston with Gov. Winthrop's party in 1630. >>> > >>> >I would be happy to look up any other HILLS. There are about 200 >listed >>> in the index. >>> > >>> >Barbara Hill Osgood >>> > >>> > >>> >==== HILL Mailing List ==== >>> >Spamming this list with commercial posts is not allowed. >>> >Please advertise products, items, or services on the proper lists. >>> >Thank you! >>> > >>> > >>> >>> >> >> > >

Hi Rich, Thanks for responding. Yes, it does look like you and my wife are related. While I have not done any extensive research on this line yet, I got much of my information from a cousin of my wife, Ann Clark, who lives in Grenada, MS, not far from Yalobusha County. I have personally visited the grave sites of many of the family there. Pursuant to your request I will start with Jesse Hill and work toward the present with JOEL HILL as I understand it. Ann sent me the following information: I. Jesse Hill*, son of William Hill, Sr.*, whose will was probated in Edgefield County, SC, in 1820 mentioned the following children: Susannah Casey, Sallie Garrett, wife of Thomas Garrett, Willliam, John and Joel*. William, son of Jesse, was a Baptist minister and lived in Greewood, S.C. and married Susan Crews. John, son of Jesse, was Probate Judge of Edgefield County, and Joel Hill* died in Yalobusha County, MS in 1853. II. JOEL HILL*, son of Jesse, married first Frances Carpenter on March 12, 1829. After her death he married Emily Martin on December 20, 1833, the daughter of Thomas and Rebekea (sp?) Martin. Joel was born January 3, 1806 and died May 26, 1853. Frances Carpenter, daughter of Rubin Carpenter, was born January 3, 1806 (same as Joel Hill) and died September 12, 1832. Second wife, Emily Martin was born February 11, 1813 and died December 26, 1862. Deed dated April 30, 1840 from Joel Hill, President of Board of Police, Yalobusha County. Joel and wife, Frances Carpenter, had a daughter, Mary Ann, born December 26, 1829, who married Thomas Carroll. They also had a daughter Anity Elizabeth who married Wiley Stevens. (Grandson, Andrew Stevens, Durant, MS). Anity Elizabeth's second husband was Jim Blackburn and they had a daughter, Corinne (sp?). Joel Hill* and Emily Martin had: 1) Martha Hill, born March 17, 1834, died July 14, 1863, and married James Martin and had children, Aurelius, James and William. Martha's husband was her 1st cousin. 2) Mary Elizabeth Hill, born July 26, 1836. 3) Emaline Hill, born April 25, 1839, married Robert Jennings. 4) Sarah Jane Hill, born November 21, 1840, died November 15, 1923, married Samuel Gooch. Their children were Samuel A., William, Daniel, Thomas, Emily Buckner and Lissie Pittman. (Married last names??) 5) George McDuffin Hill, born April 30, 1842 and died July 4, 1910. (Note: This McDuffin name may be an allied line.) 6) John C. Calhoun Hill*, born January 7, 1844, married two Wilborne sisters. His first wife, Mary Wilborne, and he had one son who died small. Georgianne Wilborne, his second wife, was born April 30, 1859 and died November 4, 1939. They had the following children: John Leo, Andrew Jackson, Samuel Calhoun*, Stella (Mrs. Jack B. Martin), Mrs. George Westly Martin, Earl Wilborn, Andrew and Samuel. 7) Egbert Hill 8) Joshua J. Hill, borny July 29, 1851. 9) Louisa Hill, born November 24, 1853, who married Willam Dixan Priddy. 10) Joel P. Hill, born February, 1847, married December 23, 182, to Elizabeth Watkins Purdie. 11) Evaline Hill, born January 4, 1838, died February 12, 1918, married Joby or Jolly Martin in Yalobush County, Ms. * denotes ancestors of my wife, Patricia Ann Hill. [Also note this is not the first Joel in this supposed line. There was at least another Joel born 1763 who married Ann Watson , a twin of Joshua, and a son of William Hill, Sr. As stated before this information is not verified.] I have more information. I'll go through my filing cabinet and send you what I have. I have also copied some printed materials so if you will provide me with your address, I'll be happy to supply that also without charge. Thanks for getting back with me. I always appreciate getting any information I can on this family. With warm regards, Dockie Ollie L. Garmon, III 1218 Ivey Park Lane Norcross, GA 30092-4788 (770) 582-1704

-----Original Message----- From: Rick & Barbara Osgood <randbosgood@sprintmail.com> To: Bettijane Larson <bjlarson@uswest.net> Date: Thursday, October 21, 1999 7:27 PM Subject: Re: [HILL-L] Hills of Newfield Maine Barbara: Thanks for checking, they had to be somewhere. I can not find their roots, however. Bj >Sorry, not there. These Hills stayed pretty close to home! > >Barbara >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Bettijane Larson" <bjlarson@uswest.net> >To: "Rick & Barbara Osgood" <randbosgood@sprintmail.com>; ><HILL-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Monday, October 18, 1999 1:38 AM >Subject: Re: [HILL-L] Hills of Newfield Maine > > >> Hi: I would be delighted if you would look up Francis (A ?) HILL b. 9 >Apr >> 1790 in NJ. d. 31 Jan 1860. >> m. Elizabeth Truss, b. 1796 in Salem Co, NJ. d. 18 Feb 1871, both are >> buried at Oakland/Carpenter Cem. Louisa Co, IA. >> TIA , Bj Larson a HILL DESCENDANT >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Rick & Barbara Osgood <randbosgood@sprintmail.com> >> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com <HILL-L@rootsweb.com> >> Date: Sunday, October 17, 1999 12:36 PM >> Subject: [HILL-L] Hills of Newfield Maine >> >> >> >I just received a great book "Early Families of Newfield, Maine" The >> oldest Hill is EBENEZER HILL about (1740-1798). Moved to Newfield, Maine >in >> 1792. -- It is noted that he is a direct descendent of JOHN HILL who >came >> to Boston with Gov. Winthrop's party in 1630. >> > >> >I would be happy to look up any other HILLS. There are about 200 listed >> in the index. >> > >> >Barbara Hill Osgood >> > >> > >> >==== HILL Mailing List ==== >> >Spamming this list with commercial posts is not allowed. >> >Please advertise products, items, or services on the proper lists. >> >Thank you! >> > >> > >> >> > >

Searching for parents and siblings of William Hill born 1827 Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany he emmigrated to Northampton Co Easton, Pa. found in 1850 cencus married hENRIETTA bROEDER IN mAY 1851 hAD 12 CHILDREN WAS A SHOEMAKER ANY INFORMATION ON THIS FAMILY IS GREATLY APPRECIATED tHANKS etaylor@rmci.net

Thank you everyone for that quick and informative reply. I need to send for one for a relative in my husbands line. I have recently sent for one but could not remember how much it cost. So I asked the people I knew would know best. Thank you everyone for the help!! :) Amy

Does anyone have information on John L. HILL? All I know is that he served in the Pierson Guards from Erie County, Ohio in the civil war. I'm trying to connect him to my Ohio HILL family of James Melvin and Eben HILL. Thanks. Carol Kilgore osogreat@zianet.com

Would anyone happen to know the current cost for a copy of an SS-5 (application for social security card)???? Thank you for your help :) Amy

Ollie, I, too am descended from Jesse Hill through his son John Hill of Edgefield and later Marietta, Goergia. Would like to know more about the Joel Hill/Emily Martin line. Rich Fischer -----Original Message----- From: OGarmon@aol.com <OGarmon@aol.com> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com <HILL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, October 21, 1999 10:05 PM Subject: Re: [HILL-L] Mississippi HILLS >Henry, > >My fingers were too quick for my brain and I accidently sent you an e-mail >before I was through with it. My wife is also a Mississippi Hill. Her >family for a few generations is as follows: > >1) Patricia Ann Hill (my wife, one of 5 children, 2 now deceased) > >2) John Howard Hill (her father) > now deceased and buried at Rome, MS > m. Marlou Viner (b. 11-23-1915) > Mr. Hill grew up in Yalobusha County, later moved to Sunflower County >and lived > and worked the latter part of his life in Clarksdale, Coahoma Co., MS > >3) Samuel Calhoun Hill (her grandfather) > b. March 12, 1882 > m. December 18, 1900, to Leola Sue Tribble > d. March 28, 1958 Grenada Hospital > buried at Scobey, Yalobusha Co., MS > >4) John C. Calhoun Hill (her great grandfather) > b. January 7, 1844 > m. December 18, 1878 to Georgianne Wilborne (2nd wife) > d. July 4, 1910 > note he married two Wilborne sisters > lived and died in Yalobusha Co., MS > >5) Joel Hill (her great great grandfather) > b. January 3, 1806 > m. December 20, 1833 to Emily Martin (2nd wife) > d. May 26, 1853 > He was at one time President of the Board of Police in Yalobusha Co., MS > >Note: I feel pretty good about the line through Joel Hill. There are a >number of children in each generation thus far - many to list here. However, >from this point on I have done no research on my own and cannot verify any of >the following: > >6) Jesse Hill of Edgefield Co., SC > >7) William Hill, Sr. of Surry Co., NC > >8) Sion Hill, Jr. > >9) Sion Hill > >10) Robert Hill of Isle of Wright Co., VA > >Please advise if you are related or know of someone who is. We would love to >make contact with them. > >Also I have at least on Hill by marriage in my family in Mississippi. My >last name is Garmon. On March 14, 1872 my great grandfather's sister Harriet >Susan (or Susanna Harriet Garmon married one A. G. Hill in Lee County, MS. >That is all that I know about them. Susan was born probably around 1841, the >daughter of Rowan Garmon from Cabarrus Co., NC. > >Any help on this would also be appreciated. I hope all of this helps someone. > >Someone also had some Hill family members in Monroe County, MS. My mother's >family - Tubb, and others - were plentiful in that county also. If they have >a Tubb connection I'll try to help also. > >Ollie L. (Dockie) Garmon, III >OGarmon@aol.com >1218 Ivey Park Lane >Norcross, GA 30092-4788 >(770) 582-1704 > > >==== HILL Mailing List ==== >Thank you for your support of The HILL Family Discussion List. >Please post your HILL research periodically so we will all know who >you are looking for. > >

I hope everyone knows that most of these messages are hoaxes, there is no virus, and by sending these e-mails to everyone we know, WE become the virus. This is the insidious plan!!! When you get a message like this, check the following web site before you react by e-mailing everyone: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/hoax.html Scroll down the page and you will see dozens of these virus hoaxes and their names and key words, including the so-called "Wobbler" and "California." Just be sensible, and if you don't see it on the evening news or in the papers, don't trust these virus scares that you get through e-mail. So now that I have become part of the virus, too, I will be quiet. Linda Hill Deborah Brookshier wrote: > (This message by frederick brookshier <ricchi@tacomaclick.net> is forwarded to you from Deborah Brookshier <guma@tacomaclick.net>.) > > (This message by JBEvans100@aol.com is forwarded to you from frederick brookshier <ricchi@tacomaclick.net>.) > > Subject: a new virus > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > For your information - > >> > > > > >> > > > > >> > > > "Wobbler" is on its way . . . . > >> > > > We have been informed of a new virus - WOBBLER. > >> > It > >> > > will arrive on > >> > > > e-mail > >> > > > titled CALIFORNIA!! > >> > > > IBM and AOL have announced that it is very > >> > > powerful, more so than > >> > > > Melissa, > >> > > > there is no remedy, yet. It will eat all your > >> > > information on the hard > >> > > > drive and > >> > > > also destroys Netscape Navigator and Microsoft > >> > > Internet Explorer. > >> > > > Do not open anything with this title and please > >> > > pass this message on > >> > > > to all your contacts and anyone who uses your > >> > > e-mail facility. > >> > > > Not many people know about this, yet, so > >> > propagate > >> > > this email as fast > >> > > > as possible. > >> > > > > ==== HILL Mailing List ==== > Feel free to post the data you find on HILL > in your research. Census, bible, wills, marriages, > deaths, cemetery, deeds, tax lists, and other > useful data. You might help a cousin who needs it.

Subject: a new virus For your information - "Wobbler" is on its way . . . . We have been informed of a new virus - WOBBLER. It will arrive on e-mail titled CALIFORNIA!! This is a hoax. You can check any virus notification at http://www.europe.datafellows.com/virus-info/. They have a complete listing of viruses and hoaxes. Carol

(This message by frederick brookshier <ricchi@tacomaclick.net> is forwarded to you from Deborah Brookshier <guma@tacomaclick.net>.) (This message by JBEvans100@aol.com is forwarded to you from frederick brookshier <ricchi@tacomaclick.net>.) Subject: a new virus >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > For your information - >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > "Wobbler" is on its way . . . . >> > > > We have been informed of a new virus - WOBBLER. >> > It >> > > will arrive on >> > > > e-mail >> > > > titled CALIFORNIA!! >> > > > IBM and AOL have announced that it is very >> > > powerful, more so than >> > > > Melissa, >> > > > there is no remedy, yet. It will eat all your >> > > information on the hard >> > > > drive and >> > > > also destroys Netscape Navigator and Microsoft >> > > Internet Explorer. >> > > > Do not open anything with this title and please >> > > pass this message on >> > > > to all your contacts and anyone who uses your >> > > e-mail facility. >> > > > Not many people know about this, yet, so >> > propagate >> > > this email as fast >> > > > as possible. >> > >

Do you happen to know the county in NY where your James Hill was born in 1819? Thanks for your help. Perry Adams osogreat wrote: > I found these HILLS in the 1850 census for Florence Twp., Erie County, > Ohio. Does anyone have any information on these folks? They are of the > right age to be a brother to my James Melvin HILL, b. 1819 in NY, who also > lived in Erie County, Ohio. Thanks. > Carol Kilgore > osogreat@zianet.com > > Silas HILL > born c.1830 NY > > Leonard HILL > born c.1829 NY > wife Diantha > child Roselia > > John W. HILL > born c. 1823 NY > wife Charlotte > children Luman and Ellen M. > > ==== HILL Mailing List ==== > This is a closed list. This means that unless > you are subscribed to the list, you can't post > messages. The reason? To keep Spammers > from bombarding you with advertising.

Still looking for my Hill past, so I thought I would repost what data I have. My GGGrandfather Owen Hill was born in 1822 in Ohio. The 1900 census says that his parents were born in New Jersey. The 1850 Indiana census has two other Hill's listed in the same household, John H. Hill and Mary Hill both 22 years old and both born in Indiana. In 1852 he married Deborah Jones in Tippaconoe County Illinois. Deborah died in Tippaconoe county some time before 1877 after having the following children. Mary Ellen Hill b. 1853 Walker H. Hill b. 1859 d. 1867 John Calvin Hill b. 1861 d. 1939 in Indiana +Ellen Wimberly Blanche Hill b. 1864 + ? Young Grace Amanda Hill b. 1866 in Indiana Harvey Hill b. 1868 Thanks for any informaiton you may have. Ken Hill ken_hill@frontier.net

I found these HILLS in the 1850 census for Florence Twp., Erie County, Ohio. Does anyone have any information on these folks? They are of the right age to be a brother to my James Melvin HILL, b. 1819 in NY, who also lived in Erie County, Ohio. Thanks. Carol Kilgore osogreat@zianet.com Silas HILL born c.1830 NY Leonard HILL born c.1829 NY wife Diantha child Roselia John W. HILL born c. 1823 NY wife Charlotte children Luman and Ellen M.