I would like to be from this HILL family ;-) But alas, I do not know where we come in before this. Judy Descendant Register, Generation No. 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Mary "Polly" was born 1794 in New York. She married James HILL. He was born 1784 in Pennsylvania. MINE Children of Mary "Polly" and James HILL are: + 2 i. Nathaniel B. HILL was born 1816, and died 4 Oct 1853 in Knox Co, Ohio. + 3 ii. Rachel HILL was born 24 Jul 1817 in , , Pennsylvania, and died 7 May 1890 in , Ottawa Co, Michigan. + 4 iii. James HILL. + 5 iv. Aaron HILL was born 1822 in Pennsylvania. 6 v. John C. HILL was born 1829, and died 3 Sep 1849 in Knox Co, Ohio. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descendant Register, Generation No. 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Nathaniel B. HILL (Mary "Polly"1) was born 1816, and died 4 Oct 1853 in Knox Co, Ohio. He was buried in Rich Hill Cem, Hillier Twp, Knox, Ohio. He married Mary Ann ROBERTS 12 Sep 1839 in Knox Co, Ohio. She was born 1812 in Ohio, and died 6 Nov 1853 in Knox Co, Ohio. She was buried in Rich Hill Cem, Hillier Twp, Knox, Ohio. Children of Nathaniel B. HILL and Mary Ann ROBERTS are: 7 i. Isaac HILL was born 7 Jun 1840 in <, Knox, Ohio>, and died 28 Sep 1842 in Ohio. 8 ii. Mary E. HILL was born 1842 in Ohio. 9 iii. Morris HILL was born 1843 in Ohio. 10 iv. Rachel HILL was born 1846 in Ohio. 3. Rachel HILL (Mary "Polly"1) was born 24 Jul 1817 in , , Pennsylvania, and died 7 May 1890 in , Ottawa Co, Michigan. She was buried in Big Springs Cem, Chester Twp, Ottawa, Michigan. She married Aaron HARRIS 18 May 1843 in , Knox Co, Ohio, son of John HARRIS and Mary JUSTICE. He was born 23 Nov 1820 in Knox Co, Ohio, and died 21 Jan 1892 in Ottawa Co, Michigan. Children of Rachel HILL and Aaron HARRIS are: + 11 i. Norman HARRIS was born Mar 1845 in , , Ohio, and died 7 May 1925 in Sparta Twp, Kent, Michigan. + 12 ii. Lucinda HARRIS was born Dec 1845 in , , Ohio, and died 8 May 1873 in Chester Twp, Ottawa, Michigan. 13 iii. Smith L. HARRIS was born 1847/1848 in , , Ohio, and died 26 Jul 1875 in Chester Twp, Ottawa, Michigan. + 14 iv. Mitchell HARRIS was born Jul 1849 in , , Ohio. + 15 v. Benton Thomas HARRIS was born 15 Feb 1852 in , , Ohio, and died 7 Dec 1924 in , Ottawa Co, Michigan. 16 vi. Aaron W. HARRIS was born 26 Jul 1860 in , Ottawa Co, Michigan, and died 8 May 1862 in , Ottawa Co, Michigan. MINE 4. James HILL (Mary "Polly"1). He married Mary STULL 28 Apr 1839 in Knox Co, Ohio, daughter of George STULL and Elizabeth FRIEND. She was born 4 Aug 1819 in Pennsylvania, and died 1 Nov 1855 in Cumberland Co, Illinois. Children of James HILL and Mary STULL are: MINE 17 i. Elizabeth HILL. 18 ii. George HILL. 19 iii. Abram HILL. 20 iv. James HILL. 5. Aaron HILL (Mary "Polly"1) was born 1822 in Pennsylvania. He married Maria ROBINSON. Child of Aaron HILL and Maria ROBINSON is: 21 i. Jacob HILL was born 8 Apr 1854. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mel" <mghill@iowatelecom.net> To: <HILL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2006 10:56 AM Subject: Re: [HILL-L] HILL Family Reunion, of Hill's from Pa, Md, Oh, and Iowa Andy, and all who read about this reunion, Sorry about that the date is: July 7-9, 2006. It is to be a three day event. If you are related to this Hill line come join us. Please tho, RSVP a reply email to this message. Mel www.iowaghosttowns.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andy Hill" <ahill2@charter.net> To: "'Mel'" <mghill@iowatelecom.net> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 4:12 PM Subject: RE: [HILL-L] HILL Family Reunion, of Hill's from Pa, Md, Oh, and Iowa What's the date? Andy Hill -----Original Message----- From: Mel [mailto:mghill@iowatelecom.net] Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 10:08 PM To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HILL-L] HILL Family Reunion, of Hill's from Pa, Md, Oh, and Iowa HI, The family decendants of John Hill and wife Phoebe/Phebe (Cornell) are holding their anual family reunion at Scott County Park in Davenport, Iowa. John parents were Abraham Hill and Judith (Clabaugh) Hill Phoebe/Phebe's parents were Jacob Cornell and Hester (Hill) Cornell (Hester was the sister of the above Abraham Hill) This Hill family line goes back to Richard Hill and Mary Perkinson/Parkinson, sometimes refered to as "Richard the Elder". This family is from around Frederick, Harney and Taney, Maryland Richard's family extends back to PA. and unofficially (undocumented) extends back to England around the 1500's. One of John's sons was William A. Hill who later moved to Iowa. If anyone is related to this Hill line please respond to this email. If you have any other info that is not listed above please enclude that with your reply. Thanks, A direct decendant to Richard Hill, John Hill and William Hill ==== HILL Mailing List ==== Thank you for your support of The HILL-L Discussion List. Please post a HILL research query so we will all know who you are looking for. We have approximately 750 researchers subscribed! ==== HILL Mailing List ==== Spamming this list with commercial posts is not allowed. Please advertise products, items, or services somewhere else or on the proper list if it is related to genealogy. Thank you!
A Hill-Mobley descendant died Tuesday, June 27, 2006. James Wilson Hill b. 07 May 1916 Okmulgee County, OK d. 27 Jun 2006 Preston, Okmulgee, OK Son of De Forrest Hill Sr. (1882-1955) and Mary Alice Wallace. D.F. Hill was the son of: John Crawford Hill, (1840, Fairfield Co., SC-1910, Muskogee Co., OK) and Amanda Jane Anderson, (1846, Walker County, GA, - 1925, Muskogee Co., OK.) John Crawford was the son of " Reuben F. Hill ( 1813 - 1848, Fairfield Co., SC) and his first cousin, Elizabeth Ellen Hosch, daughter of Mathew Hosch and Mary Hill,14177, (daughter of William Hill Jr., and Dorcas Moberly- 1417). Reuben F. Hill was the son of: Richard Hill Jr. (14172)and Dorcas Funderburg. Richard Hill, (1775-1837, Fairfield Co., SC) Dorcas Funderburg (ca 1775-ca 1850) Richard Hill Jr. was the son of: William Hill Jr. (14C1)and Dorcas Moberly (1417). William Hill, Jr., b. bef. 1750, d. ca 1795, married Dorcas Moberly, (b. ca 1775, d. 1795) both died in Fairfield County,SC. Dorcas was the daughter of William Mobley (141) and Ann Osborne. William Hill Jr. was the son of: Richard Hill and Dorcas Moberley (14C), daughter of Edward Moberley Sr. and Susannah DuVall Thank you, Millie Blanton
Andy, and all who read about this reunion, Sorry about that the date is: July 7-9, 2006. It is to be a three day event. If you are related to this Hill line come join us. Please tho, RSVP a reply email to this message. Mel www.iowaghosttowns.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andy Hill" <ahill2@charter.net> To: "'Mel'" <mghill@iowatelecom.net> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 4:12 PM Subject: RE: [HILL-L] HILL Family Reunion, of Hill's from Pa, Md, Oh, and Iowa What's the date? Andy Hill -----Original Message----- From: Mel [mailto:mghill@iowatelecom.net] Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 10:08 PM To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HILL-L] HILL Family Reunion, of Hill's from Pa, Md, Oh, and Iowa HI, The family decendants of John Hill and wife Phoebe/Phebe (Cornell) are holding their anual family reunion at Scott County Park in Davenport, Iowa. John parents were Abraham Hill and Judith (Clabaugh) Hill Phoebe/Phebe's parents were Jacob Cornell and Hester (Hill) Cornell (Hester was the sister of the above Abraham Hill) This Hill family line goes back to Richard Hill and Mary Perkinson/Parkinson, sometimes refered to as "Richard the Elder". This family is from around Frederick, Harney and Taney, Maryland Richard's family extends back to PA. and unofficially (undocumented) extends back to England around the 1500's. One of John's sons was William A. Hill who later moved to Iowa. If anyone is related to this Hill line please respond to this email. If you have any other info that is not listed above please enclude that with your reply. Thanks, A direct decendant to Richard Hill, John Hill and William Hill ==== HILL Mailing List ==== Thank you for your support of The HILL-L Discussion List. Please post a HILL research query so we will all know who you are looking for. We have approximately 750 researchers subscribed!
Some time ago I sent a message to this site with information of my mothers side starting with Jediah Stout Hill and Elizabeth Mc Cash and there children. I then sent some information that was passed to me by a sister of mine that went back to the Hills in England (hand writen no proof) but to this day I never got any reply to any of it. I do know that there is a historic bridge with Jediah"s name on it today in Cincinnati.OH.I hope some one will reply. Mother was Garnet E. Hill born in KY near Coventon jimsackett1@sbcglobal.net
HI, The family decendants of John Hill and wife Phoebe/Phebe (Cornell) are holding their anual family reunion at Scott County Park in Davenport, Iowa. John parents were Abraham Hill and Judith (Clabaugh) Hill Phoebe/Phebe's parents were Jacob Cornell and Hester (Hill) Cornell (Hester was the sister of the above Abraham Hill) This Hill family line goes back to Richard Hill and Mary Perkinson/Parkinson, sometimes refered to as "Richard the Elder". This family is from around Frederick, Harney and Taney, Maryland Richard's family extends back to PA. and unofficially (undocumented) extends back to England around the 1500's. One of John's sons was William A. Hill who later moved to Iowa. If anyone is related to this Hill line please respond to this email. If you have any other info that is not listed above please enclude that with your reply. Thanks, A direct decendant to Richard Hill, John Hill and William Hill
Frances Hills Birth: 23 Jul 1605 - Halstead, Essex, England Death: 1680 - Farmington, Hartford, CT, USA Marriage: 19 Nov 1626 - Halstead, Essex, England From One World Tree Hope this helps, Judy
Sorry I don't have any info on Frances Descendants of John Bronson Generation No. 1 1. JOHN2 BRONSON (ROGER1 BROWNSON) was born 21 Sep 1602 in Larmarsh, Essex, England, and died Bef. 28 Nov 1680 in Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. He married FRANCES HILLS 19 Nov 1626 in Halstead, Essex, England. Notes for JOHN BRONSON: John was an original proprietor of Hartford, CT. He came to New England prob. 1635 on the "Defense". He served in the Pequot War (1637) and received a lot in the Soldiers' Field, Hartford. He served on grand juries ca 1650. He was an original member of the church of Farmington, and was an original planter of same. He was sworn Constable for Farmington, 4 Mar 1651/2. He served as Deputy for Farmington to the general Court, May 1651, Oct 1655, and May and Oct 1656. Inventory of estate taken 28 Nov 1680. More About JOHN BRONSON: Burial: Aft. 08 Nov 1680, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut
Seeking information on FRANCES HILL who married 19 Nov 1626 to John BRONSON, immigrant ancestor. She died after 28 Nov 1680 perhaps at Framington, Hartford Co, CT. Anyone familiar with a HILL family at this time and/or place? She may have been the daughter of William Hill with his wife unknown. RJThoden@yahoo.com --------------------------------- How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messengers low PC-to-Phone call rates.
Reposting this request: As the date for this event approaches, I am still looking for further information as to when and where it will take place. Thanks for any help anyone can give. ********** The descendants of Asaph K. and Maria BRIGGS HILL have held an annual family reunion for over 100 years, usually in or around Oswego County, NY. I am a direct descendant of this family and would like to receive further information about plans for the 2006 reunion. Please contact me if you are in the know. Judy in Ocala
Leah Margaret Hill Moore is named as the copyright holder (1969) of "The Sketches and Reminscences (sic) of T. J. Stockton, Sr". Does anyone know how to contact the current copyright holder of this document? Please contact me by email. Thank you. Franklin Ross descendant of Mitchell Ross and Polly Stockton Ross (aunt of T.J. Stockton, Sr.) --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
Searching for descendents of Joel H. (Joe) Hill b. 1866 Jackson County, Al d. 1916 Nashville, Tn. Wife, Maggie Hatfield Hill. Father, Ellis Hill, mother, Elizabeth Thompson Hill. Children: Irene b. 1893 Nellie May b. 1896 Margarie b. 1899 William Glen Ralph b. 1904 Margaret Worked as a railroad conductor.
Hello List I am new to this list, and am looking for Thomas Hill who was born about 1864 in ether Church Eaton or Church Aston. His father was called John, and he was a farm labourer. In 1881, when he was 17 years old, Thomas may have been working as a farm servant to George W. and Lucy Chell at Stallington, Stone, Staffordshire. I do know that he married Mary Jane Newbon at St James Church Longton Stoke-on-Trent on the 19th September 1887. From then on I have been able to track him, but it is his birth certificate and his early years that Interest me most. Best regards Beryl Lockett -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.8.4/363 - Release Date: 13/06/2006
Who is the family of Jacob? Is James a son b. 1784 PA.? Did James m. Mary Polly? Did any of the family go to Knox Co. OH? Thanks Judy
Well, I am not sure if they are related, but I have submitted a DNA sample which has been identified as "German" in origin, specifically Anglo-Saxon. My results are likely Haplogroup I. I fit into the subclade known as I1a. I am a participant in the HILL DNA Project, http://www.hilldna.com. I'm in Group 27. Ken has done some great background on this at his site http://www.northwestanalysis.net. James was in the same area as the German HILLs at the same time and I don't think these potential connections should be dismissed so easily. Aaron > Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2006 20:49:44 -0700> From: SurfCityTom@socal.rr.com> To: mrmayor@hotmail.com> Subject: Re: [HILL-L] Jacob HILL and James HILL (1763-1862)> > In my humble opinion, I don't believe anybody named Jacob in 1763 ever > had a son named James. The former is German, and the latter is English. > > Aaron Hill wrote:> > >I believe I may be related to this Jacob HILL. I'm a descendant of James HILL (1763-1862). He is listed on the 1790 census in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. He likely married Mary JORDAN and then Sarah TIDD. He died in Hardin County, Ohio.Aaron Hill> >Salem, Oregon> >> >> >> > > >> >>From: mrmayor@hotmail.com> Subject: RE: [HILL-L] Windsor Castle> Date: Thu, 8 Jun 2006 02:24:52 +0000> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com> > What is "in Berks"? Is this Berks County, Pennsylvania? Have you done any DNA testing?> > Aaron> > > > > Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2006 15:22:09 -0700> From: SurfCityTom@socal.rr.com> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: [HILL-L] Windsor Castle> ! > Hello Lists!> > I'm trying to locate the homestead of the Jacob Hill family, circa 1750, > Windsor or Richmond Townships in Berks.> > I've seen oral histories stating that there is a stone manse on Moselem > Creek that was built by Jacob. I traveled through there last summer and > found several old stone houses and a mill, but the locals said they > belonged to the Merckel family, which I believe is true.> > There is another claim that the Windsor Castle Hotel/Tavern was once the > home of Jacob's family. It's not far from Moselem Creek, but not right > "on" it. However, I didn't inspect that specific area whe!> >> > >>> >n I was there.> > Can anybody shed some light on these issues?> > Tom _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/
I believe I may be related to this Jacob HILL. I'm a descendant of James HILL (1763-1862). He is listed on the 1790 census in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. He likely married Mary JORDAN and then Sarah TIDD. He died in Hardin County, Ohio.Aaron Hill Salem, Oregon > From: mrmayor@hotmail.com> Subject: RE: [HILL-L] Windsor Castle> Date: Thu, 8 Jun 2006 02:24:52 +0000> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com> > What is "in Berks"? Is this Berks County, Pennsylvania? Have you done any DNA testing?> > Aaron> > > > > Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2006 15:22:09 -0700> From: SurfCityTom@socal.rr.com> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: [HILL-L] Windsor Castle> > Hello Lists!> > I'm trying to locate the homestead of the Jacob Hill family, circa 1750, > Windsor or Richmond Townships in Berks.> > I've seen oral histories stating that there is a stone manse on Moselem > Creek that was built by Jacob. I traveled through there last summer and > found several old stone houses and a mill, but the locals said they > belonged to the Merckel family, which I believe is true.> > There is another claim that the Windsor Castle Hotel/Tavern was once the > home of Jacob's family. It's not far from Moselem Creek, but not right > "on" it. However, I didn't inspect that specific area whe! n I was there.> > Can anybody shed some light on these issues?> > Tom _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/
What is "in Berks"? Is this Berks County, Pennsylvania? Have you done any DNA testing? Aaron > Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2006 15:22:09 -0700> From: SurfCityTom@socal.rr.com> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: [HILL-L] Windsor Castle> > Hello Lists!> > I'm trying to locate the homestead of the Jacob Hill family, circa 1750, > Windsor or Richmond Townships in Berks.> > I've seen oral histories stating that there is a stone manse on Moselem > Creek that was built by Jacob. I traveled through there last summer and > found several old stone houses and a mill, but the locals said they > belonged to the Merckel family, which I believe is true.> > There is another claim that the Windsor Castle Hotel/Tavern was once the > home of Jacob's family. It's not far from Moselem Creek, but not right > "on" it. However, I didn't inspect that specific area when I was there.> > Can anybody shed some light on these issues?> > Tom _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/
Hello Lists! I'm trying to locate the homestead of the Jacob Hill family, circa 1750, Windsor or Richmond Townships in Berks. I've seen oral histories stating that there is a stone manse on Moselem Creek that was built by Jacob. I traveled through there last summer and found several old stone houses and a mill, but the locals said they belonged to the Merckel family, which I believe is true. There is another claim that the Windsor Castle Hotel/Tavern was once the home of Jacob's family. It's not far from Moselem Creek, but not right "on" it. However, I didn't inspect that specific area when I was there. Can anybody shed some light on these issues? Tom
I'm searching for information on my grandmother, Martha Elizabeth Hill, and her brother, Thomas P. Hill. Bettie was born in Mississippi on December 29, 1876 and Tommy was born in Mississippi 19 December 1878. I remember Grandmother telling us that she was born in Mississippi then, after both parents died, she and her younger brother came to Texas to live with an uncle in Nacogdoches County. My younger brother remembered her mentioning coming from Tupelo, Mississippi. The uncle in Texas must have died between1890 and 1900. Grandmother went to live with friends, the Doak Crawford family, who lived north of Appleby, TX near the Holly Springs community. I interviewed Doak Crawford’s son, ’Little’ Doak, in 1983. He told me that grandmother’s uncle was named Caldwell. He added that Bettie was a Caldwell. I challenged that and he then said Bettie’s mother was a Caldwell. That’s possible. The 1880 census of Lee Co., MS, shows the family of Wm. T. Hill, 28, in hh140. Also shown are his wife Susan, 25; and their children, Bettie, 3 and Thomas, 1. The ages of Bettie and Thomas match the information I had about Grandmother and Uncle Tommy. In the household next door, hh 141, there was E.G. Hill, 71 and Sarah M.S., 68. In 1870 census of Lee Co., MS there is an Edwin G., 61; Martha, 59; and their children Albert G., 23, Wm. T., 19 and Julia A, 16. In 1860 in Pontotoc Co., MS there was this same family, Edwin G. 51 and Sarah M.S., 49; with the same children, Albert, W.T. and Julia A., plus four older children, George W., 23; Frances S., 21; Mary E., 18; and Richard J, 16. A logical assumption here is that Edwin G. and Sarah Martha S. Hill are the parents of William T. Hill and the grandparents of Bettie and Thomas. George W., Richard J, and Albert G. Hill are candidates for the uncle in Texas where Bettie and Tommy went to live. I discussed these findings with Uncle Tommy’s son, Thomas Parker Hill III. He said His father, Thomas Parker Hill, Jr. was from Aberdeen, Monroe Co., MS. I have found no documentation to support Little Tommy’s Information except that his fathers tombstone reads, “Thomas Parker Hill, Jr.” Census data shows “Thomas P. Hill.” Knowing the maiden names of Edwin G.'s wife, Sarah Martha S., and Wm. T.'s wife, Susan, might help. Edwin and his wife were born in Virginia. Is anyone on this list researching any of these families? Vaughn
“The Sorenson Database is the foremost collection of genetic genealogy data in the world.” http://smgf.org/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_Genealogy_Research_Project http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_genealogy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Sorenson The Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to building the world's foremost collection of DNA and corresponding genealogical information. SMGF is making their collection available for searching on this web site. Finding matching DNA results and pedigrees in the Sorenson Database can help you make new family connections throughout the world and across generations. The Foundation is a world leader in DNA research with direct application to genealogy. Their work complements other studies that focus on the "deep ancestry" of humankind. SMGF was inspired by discussions in 1999 between philanthropist James LeVoy Sorenson and BYU Professor Scott Woodward about using DNA in genealogy. Since that time, SMGF has collected more than 60,000 DNA samples, together with four-generation pedigree charts, from volunteers in more than 100 countries around the world. Y-chromosome DNA results and pedigree charts are available for searching in the Sorenson Database. Y-DNA results and pedigrees help you trace your direct paternal line. SMGF plans to release the Sorenson Mitochondrial Database in the second half of 2006. mtDNA results and pedigrees can help you trace your direct maternal line. The Foundation is also conducting research on autosomal DNA, and plans to release the Sorenson Autosomal Database in the near future. Autosomal DNA results and pedigrees can help you trace both family lines. "I can't think of anything that matters more than reminding people everywhere that in a very real sense, we are all brothers and sisters," says Mr. Sorenson about our genetic connections. We invite you to participate in the SMGF project and search the Sorenson Database. Help grow the genetic family tree, one branch at a time. _________________________________________________________________ Search on the go: Try Windows Live(tm) Search for Mobile beta http://www1.imagine-msn.com/minisites/mobile/Default.aspx?locale=en-us
It does provide results, just not personally to each participant. The yDNA database is searchable and the mtDNA is supposed to be online sometime this year. An autosomal DNA database will be the last one. Once you have your results from a company like FTDNA, then you search their database(s) for matches. For example, I have paid for my test, but have submitted my brother's sample to the free project. When all of these are uploaded and updated I can verify my results and also search for potential matches. We want as many people to submit DNA as possible, so those with fixed incomes who cannot find sponsors for their particular surname project should submit to the Sorenson project. Aaron > From: rksass@tampabay.rr.com> To: mrmayor@hotmail.com> Subject: RE: [HILL-L] Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation, www.smgf.org> Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2006 11:28:27 -0400> > Aaron> > I am under the impression, this DNA testing company does not provide any> results. This would mean it not have value in regards to connecting the> various lines of Hill's. Is that correct?> > Kaye> Tampa FL> > -----Original Message-----> From: Aaron Hill [mailto:mrmayor@hotmail.com] > Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 5:39 PM> To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: [HILL-L] Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation, www.smgf.org> > For those HILL descendants, both male and female, who don’t have the money> for DNA testing, the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation is a great> resource. It’s a wonderful way to participate and it’s free. Just sign up> for a kit and you’ll get one shortly in the mail.> > http://www.smgf.org> > Aaron Hill> Portland State University _________________________________________________________________ It’s the future of Hotmail: Try Windows Live Mail beta http://www2.imagine-msn.com/minisites/mail/Default.aspx?locale=en-us