I took interest because I have other (NY) Hill, Flanders in the Saline/White/Gallatin Co area and have idly wondered who other Hills around might be. Yours is a mess! I found them 1870 and if I had to guess I'd think some neighbor gave info to the enumerator - or the household flat out didn't want to give personal info. It stated all the family but the baby was born IA. Now, Lewis could have been born IA 1814 but. I only found Christiana 1880, she said her mother was b KY. Where does Jane say her parents were born? I tried to track Jackson but the most-likely one I found died 1869 and his father was a John. It doesn't look like Jackson's dead, but I've found dead people enumerated before because of the instructions asking who lived there on the given date. Gotta remember to look for Andrew Jackson Hill and that he was old enough to maybe serve in the war. Of the 1840 heads of households in *Iowa Territory* none are named Louis/Lewis. There was no 18-teens Iowa. 1850 Iowa's a State and there is one Lewis. Here's that bunch: Amanda M Hill Bloomfield, Davis, IA abt 1850 Iowa Elizabeth E Hill Bloomfield, Davis, IA abt 1824 Virginia Jesse F Hill Bloomfield, Davis, IA abt 1823 Ohio Lewis Hill Bloomfield, Davis, IA abt 1818 Ohio Mary C Hill Bloomfield, Davis, IA abt 1845 Ohio Sarah Hill Bloomfield, Davis, IA abt 1832 Ohio Sarah J Hill Bloomfield, Davis, IA abt 1848 Iowa I gave up on that and went to 1860 IA to try to find babies John, Nancy & Jane. And gave up. The only Lewis: Lewis D Hill Pella, Marion, IA 50 1809 Virginia Hannah Hill Pella, Marion, IA 44 1815 Ohio John Hill Pella, Marion, IA 16 1843 Ohio Sarah Hill Pella, Marion, IA 13 1846 Ohio Rachel Hill Pella, Marion, IA 11 1848 Indiana William Hill Pella, Marion, IA 8 1851 Indiana Le Roy Hill Pella, Marion, IA 7 1852 Indiana Emeline Hill Pella, Marion, IA 1 1858 Iowa Aw rats. 1880 John & Jane, White Co IL, she says KY IA KY, John says KY KY KY and his mother's with them, says she was b IL. 1900 John & Jane in Gallatin Co, again Jane sez KY IA KY & John's decided he was b MO. Sticking with IA almost sounds like something's being covered up or else they/she really didn't know where "Lewis" was from? I took a look 1880 for the parents again through those IL counties, nothing really jumped out among mine & the unknowns but hey maybe they're in there somewhere? Kaye in Texas Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 13:14:08 EDT > From: Sparrow2pb@aol.com > > I am searching for information on my gggrandfather, Lewis Hill and his > family. All I have is what I have found on the marriage license of his > daughter, > my ggrandmother Jane Hill. Lewis and Jane were living in Independence, IL at > > the time of her marriage, to my ggrandfather John Charles Horton. in 1875, > Saline CO. IL. The marriage license did not state Jane's mother's name, all > that > was required for her to marry at the age of 17 was one parents signature. > > If anyone has any information on this family, I would appreciate hearing > from you. Please e-mail me at _sparrow2pb@aol.com_ __________________________________ Discover Yahoo! Get on-the-go sports scores, stock quotes, news and more. Check it out! http://discover.yahoo.com/mobile.html

Hi, I would like to find out more about how these families were linked. Susan Hill of Martara was aunt of Robert McCowan JP. Anyone with further information about this? Many Thanks Denis Horan This e-mail is for the stated addressee only and access to it by any other person is unauthorised. If you are not the stated addressee you must not use, disclose, distribute, copy, print or rely on this e-mail. If you have received it in error, please immediately delete it and notify the sender. Neither Melli Bank Plc nor any of its officers or staff accepts any responsibility for viruses and it is your responsibility to conduct security measures regarding this e-mail and any attachments. No contracts may be concluded or commitments entered into for and on behalf of Melli Bank Plc by means of e-mails. Melli Bank Plc is incorporated in England with registration number 4152338 and its registered office is situated at 4 Moorgate, London EC2R 6AL. Melli Bank Plc is regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

You appear to be inquiring about the following family in the 1870 Census. Federal Census, 1870, Tp. 9 S R. 6 E, Saline Co., Illinois, p. 5 (handwritten) / 503 (inkstamped) enumerated 2 June 1870, by S S Stricklin, Post Office: Harrisburg, Ill. family/household 27/28 Hill, Lewis 56 M W Farmer - 250 Iowa - - - - - - - - 1 - - , Hatty 55 F W Keeping House - - Iowa - - - - - - - - - - - , John 14 M W At Home - - Iowa - - - - 1 - - - - - - , Jackson 35 M W Farmer - 100 Iowa - - - - - - - - 1 - - , Nancy 15 F W At Home - - Iowa - - - - 1 - - - - - - , Jane 10 F W At Home - - Iowa - - - - 1 - - - - - - , Christinia 5 F W At Home - - Iowa - - - - - - - - - - - , Caroline 2 F W At Home - - Iowa - - - - - - - - - - Apparently not one of my HILL line, but was worth a look. Hope this helps. Kim -----Original Message----- From: Sparrow2pb@aol.com [mailto:Sparrow2pb@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 1:14 PM To: HILL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: HILL-D Digest V05 #64 I am searching for information on my gggrandfather, Lewis Hill and his family. All I have is what I have found on the marriage license of his daughter, my ggrandmother Jane Hill. Lewis and Jane were living in Independence, IL at the time of her marriage, to my ggrandfather John Charles Horton. in 1875, Saline CO. IL. The marriage license did not state Jane's mother's name, all that was required for her to marry at the age of 17 was one parents signature. If anyone has any information on this family, I would appreciate hearing from you. Please e-mail me at _sparrow2pb@aol.com_ (mailto:sparrow2pb@aol.com) . ______________________________

I am searching for information on my gggrandfather, Lewis Hill and his family. All I have is what I have found on the marriage license of his daughter, my ggrandmother Jane Hill. Lewis and Jane were living in Independence, IL at the time of her marriage, to my ggrandfather John Charles Horton. in 1875, Saline CO. IL. The marriage license did not state Jane's mother's name, all that was required for her to marry at the age of 17 was one parents signature. If anyone has any information on this family, I would appreciate hearing from you. Please e-mail me at _sparrow2pb@aol.com_ (mailto:sparrow2pb@aol.com) .

Any Suggestions on how to find My HILL Family? I am looking for the HILL family of: My Ggrandmother Elizabeth Hill b. Knox Co. OH. 1840 14 May. Her Father James Hill (English) died in 1855. Her brother Abram died shortly after the father Oct 1855 in Cumberland, Co. IL.(?) Her brother George died young. Her brother James jr. was the youngest. Her Mother Mary (Stole-on obit of Eliz) STULL (GER) died in 1858 in IL. Mary Stull's parents: George Stull and Elizabeth Friend, 10 children. They are buried in Miller Cemetery, Miller twp. Knox County, OH. Hill family moved from Knox County, OH. to Coles County @1855. After 1858 only she and James Jr. were left. Elizabeth HILL m. 1865 Coles Co., IL. William Pepper. Thanks, Judy bigtmrst@charter.net

I am looking for information on my Hill line from Maryland. I have a John Hill b/abt/1794 married to Phoebe Cornell.What I need is some information that ties John Hill with Abraham Hill b/abt/1750 -1751 Mel Hill mghill@iowatelecom.net www.iowaghosttowns.com

Dear Hill List; With all the Hill activity I thought I would submit my ancestors to see if there are any cousins or other interested parties out there. Thanks, Jack Willoughby Roseville, CA 1. Collins Hill, b. Scotland, m. 15 Mar 1790, at Belchertown, Hampshire, MA. to Marrian Wright, b. 9 Mar 1763, at Ludlow, Hampden, MA. Her ancestry goes back through Timothy Wright, Benjamin Wright, Benjamin Wright, and Lt. Able Wright. 2. Frederick Hill, b. 6 Dec 1790, at Ludlow, Hampden, MA, m. abt 1820 to Mahala Elizabeth Shaw, b. 26 May 1803, at ,,CT, died 1875, at ,Hicory, PA. Frederick died 1865, at Lodi, Columbia, WI. 3. Alfred Brunson Hill, b. 15 May 1837, at Sherbourne,,NY, m. 8 Nov 1856, at Tidioute, PA, to Susan A. Cupler, b. 13 Sep 1839, at ,Clearfield, PA, d. 28 Nov 1839. Alfred died 27 May 1899, at Tionesta, Forest, PA. 4. Edna Maude Hill, b. 7 Nov 1877, at Buena Vista, Richland, WI, m. 17 Aug 1896, at Milwaukee, WI, to Walter Jackson Willoughby Sr., b. 16 Jul 1874, at Polls Mills, Webster, KY. Edna died 16 Apr 1956, at Berkeley, Alameda, CA. 5. Walter Jackson Willoughby,Jr., b. 8 Dec 1909, at Wilmette, Cook, IL, m. 14 Aug 1934, at Berkeley, CA, to Virginia Hart, b. 28 Sep 1910, at Leadville, Lake, CO, d. 24 May 1988, at Walnut Creek, Contra Costa, CA. Walter, Jr. died 10 Jul 1981, at Walnut Creek, Contra Costa, CA. 6. Walter Jackson Willoughby, III (the author of this message), b. 21 Oct 1935, at Berkeley, Alameda, CA, m. 18 Jun 1959, at Sacramento, Sacramento, CA, to Elaine Marie Garbolino, b. 1 Sep 1938, at Sacramento, Sacramento, CA.

I'm puzzled at the north/south connection. I have wondered who Eber Hill was, if he's related to mine, or how. He was said to be born in Delaware Co NY, father might've been William, his mother was Hannah. He married Julia Matilda Lydia Weld. Your Hannah who married Conley didn't move far from Steuben Co NY, just took the road up to Yates Co NY after the Civil War. One of Hannah's sisters, Angeline, also married a David Conley. They're none of 'em southerners. You can find Charles with a Townsend family 1850 at Jerusalem, Yates Co. I know nothing of the other bunch. Kaye in Texas Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2005 04:58:03 -0700 (PDT) > From: "\"sam\"" <llkeech@yahoo.com> > Subject: Northern & Southern Hill lines in detail > > Hello again to everyone! I had so many answers asking for details I thought I > had better write the whole list! Here goes! First is my Northern Hill line. > 1 Eber HILL > 2 Hannah HILL b: 15 Mar 1843 d: 22 Sep 1921 > + Charles E. CONLEY b: 14 Sep 1834 d: 27 Sep 1891 > 3 Susan A. CONLEY b: Abt Jan 1863 > 3 Eber Weld CONLEY b: Abt Nov 1864 > 3 Nora B. CONLEY b: 4 Nov 1869 d: 12 May 1881 > this line goes back to Early New Eng. as follows; > Peter Tallman spent two years in Barbados. > It was there he met and married his first wife, Ann Hill, the daughter of > Phillip and Ann Hill.1648 > Peter Tallman settled in Newport, Rhode Island, where he set up business as > an apothecary. > Peter Tallman also served as interpreter for the court between the Dutch and > the English. > In December, 1658, Peter Tallman moved to Portsmouth, Rhode Island. > They had six children in all; Mary, Elizabeth, Peter, Ann, Joseph, Susanna, > and a girl whose name is unknown. > In 1661, the freemen of Portsmouth elected him to the Court of Commissioners. > He was divorced in 1665. In 1664, Peter Tallman brought suit against Thomas > Durfee, complaining that Durfee's attitude > toward Tallman's wife, Ann, was disrespectful. > Tallman said that Durfee's insolent carriage placed him in danger. The court > sent for Durfee and advised him to behave. > They were too discreet to reveal whether Durfee was gossiping about Ann > Tallman, saying rude things to her or courting > her attention. The last is doubtful as Peter's son Benjamin married Patience > Durfee, Tom Durfee's daughter, in 1708. > Tallman would never have permitted the marriage of his son to the daughter of > a man who seduced his wife. > Of course, that was the year that Peter Tallman dies so the possibility > cannot be ruled out completely. > About seven months later, in May 1665, Peter filed for divorce from his wife > , accusing her of adultery. > In the Puritan colonies, adultery was a capital offense, though seldom > punished to the full degree of the law. > Ann Tallman wrote a letter to Peter Tallman informing his that her youngest > daughter was not his. > After hearing the letter read to her, Ann confessed to adultery. > The court sentenced her to a fine of ten pounds and ordered that she be > whipped. > She was to receive fifteen lashes in Portsmouth, and the following week, > fifteen lashes in Newport. > She requested mercy of the court. In considering her petition, the Assembly > asked if she was willing > to reconcile with her husband, "to which her answer was, that she would > rather cast herselfe on the > mercy of God if he take away her life, than to returne". > Ann Tallman was sent to jail to await the carrying out of her sentence, but > she escaped and fled to her brother in Virginia. > In 1667, she returned to the colony and a warrant was issued for her arrest. > Rather than being punished for her escape, she was rewarded. Her fine was > forgiven and her sentence was cut in half. > Instead of fifteen lashes in Portsmouth and Newport, she would only be > whipped in Newport. > Two months after his divorce, on July 24, 1665, he filed a pre-marriage > contract with Joan Briggs. > Chief Wamsetta referred to Peter Tallman as his "well-beloved friend" in the > deed. > One of Tallman's grandchildren, also named Peter Tallman, married an Indian > woman. > They were married before Tallman's death and lived at Edgartown, Martha's > Vineyard. > Because of the land Peter owned in the Vineyard of the Tribes,his grandson > had to have married within the Chiefs family. > > Now for my Southern HILL line and people will say..look.. > there are Conleys also..yes, and the mystery of their connection to the North > > is a mystery to me also! > Russell Hill b: 23 Feb 1717 in Middlesex CO, VA > > 1 William Russell Hill > + Frances Mann Needles > 2 Russell Hill b: 23 Feb 1717 d: 7 Sep 1789 > + Anne Stokely Towles b: 23 Apr 1719 d: 1772 > 3 Henry Hill b: 14 Oct 1743 d: 12 Sep 1815 > + Ann Powell b: 1745 d: 1805 > 4 John N. Hill b: 1769 d: 12 Dec 1843 > + Margaret Jones b: 1771 d: 10 Mar 1864 > 5 Elizabeth Hill > + Isam Martin > 5 Sarah Hill > + Samuel Scott > 5 William Fleming Hill b: 1789 d: 6 Nov 1836 > + Polley Lewis d: 1840 > 6 John S. Hill b: 1820 > 6 Lucinda Hill b: 8 Sep 1822 d: 15 Mar 1905 > 6 Flemming Radford Hill b: 1824 d: 13 Mar 1894 > 6 Radford Hill b: 1826 > 6 Luann Hill b: 1828 d: 1899 > 6 Ryland D. Hill b: 1830 d: 1853 > 6 Parlee Hill b: 1831 > 6 William Grandison Hill b: 25 Sep 1832 d: 24 Feb > 1918 > + Bianca Reed b: 2 Oct 1850 d: 28 Jul 1942 > 5 Margaret Hill b: 1795 d: 1852 > + David Parks b: 1794 d: 1851 > 6 Mahala Jane Parks d: 1851 > + Joseph W. Conley > 7 Mahala Jane Conley b: 24 Oct 1848 > ,LaFayette,Missouri d: 3 Mar 1911 > +Marion Green HILL b: 17 May 1838 in > ,Harrison,Kentucky > 8 Mattie Maude HILL "Daisey" > Birth: 5 Dec 1881 in Protection,,Kansas > Death: 29 Mar 1920 in Wynoka,,Oklahoma > + Lorin Joe GASTON b: 22 Mar 1875 in ,,Missouri > Married: 19 Aug 1900 in > Woodward,Woodward,Oklahoma > Burial: OKLa. > > ETC.~~anybody got anything to connect these lines??? I would really > appreciate it! > sam __________________________________ Discover Yahoo! Get on-the-go sports scores, stock quotes, news and more. Check it out! http://discover.yahoo.com/mobile.html

Hello again to everyone! I had so many answers asking for details I thought I had better write the whole list! Here goes! First is my Northern Hill line. 1 Eber HILL 2 Hannah HILL b: 15 Mar 1843 d: 22 Sep 1921 + Charles E. CONLEY b: 14 Sep 1834 d: 27 Sep 1891 3 Susan A. CONLEY b: Abt Jan 1863 3 Eber Weld CONLEY b: Abt Nov 1864 3 Nora B. CONLEY b: 4 Nov 1869 d: 12 May 1881 this line goes back to Early New Eng. as follows; Peter Tallman spent two years in Barbados. It was there he met and married his first wife, Ann Hill, the daughter of Phillip and Ann Hill.1648 Peter Tallman settled in Newport, Rhode Island, where he set up business as an apothecary. Peter Tallman also served as interpreter for the court between the Dutch and the English. In December, 1658, Peter Tallman moved to Portsmouth, Rhode Island. They had six children in all; Mary, Elizabeth, Peter, Ann, Joseph, Susanna, and a girl whose name is unknown. In 1661, the freemen of Portsmouth elected him to the Court of Commissioners. He was divorced in 1665. In 1664, Peter Tallman brought suit against Thomas Durfee, complaining that Durfee's attitude toward Tallman's wife, Ann, was disrespectful. Tallman said that Durfee's insolent carriage placed him in danger. The court sent for Durfee and advised him to behave. They were too discreet to reveal whether Durfee was gossiping about Ann Tallman, saying rude things to her or courting her attention. The last is doubtful as Peter's son Benjamin married Patience Durfee, Tom Durfee's daughter, in 1708. Tallman would never have permitted the marriage of his son to the daughter of a man who seduced his wife. Of course, that was the year that Peter Tallman dies so the possibility cannot be ruled out completely. About seven months later, in May 1665, Peter filed for divorce from his wife , accusing her of adultery. In the Puritan colonies, adultery was a capital offense, though seldom punished to the full degree of the law. Ann Tallman wrote a letter to Peter Tallman informing his that her youngest daughter was not his. After hearing the letter read to her, Ann confessed to adultery. The court sentenced her to a fine of ten pounds and ordered that she be whipped. She was to receive fifteen lashes in Portsmouth, and the following week, fifteen lashes in Newport. She requested mercy of the court. In considering her petition, the Assembly asked if she was willing to reconcile with her husband, "to which her answer was, that she would rather cast herselfe on the mercy of God if he take away her life, than to returne". Ann Tallman was sent to jail to await the carrying out of her sentence, but she escaped and fled to her brother in Virginia. In 1667, she returned to the colony and a warrant was issued for her arrest. Rather than being punished for her escape, she was rewarded. Her fine was forgiven and her sentence was cut in half. Instead of fifteen lashes in Portsmouth and Newport, she would only be whipped in Newport. Two months after his divorce, on July 24, 1665, he filed a pre-marriage contract with Joan Briggs. Chief Wamsetta referred to Peter Tallman as his "well-beloved friend" in the deed. One of Tallman's grandchildren, also named Peter Tallman, married an Indian woman. They were married before Tallman's death and lived at Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard. Because of the land Peter owned in the Vineyard of the Tribes,his grandson had to have married within the Chiefs family. Now for my Southern HILL line and people will say..look.. there are Conleys also..yes, and the mystery of their connection to the North is a mystery to me also! Russell Hill b: 23 Feb 1717 in Middlesex CO, VA 1 William Russell Hill + Frances Mann Needles 2 Russell Hill b: 23 Feb 1717 d: 7 Sep 1789 + Anne Stokely Towles b: 23 Apr 1719 d: 1772 3 Henry Hill b: 14 Oct 1743 d: 12 Sep 1815 + Ann Powell b: 1745 d: 1805 4 John N. Hill b: 1769 d: 12 Dec 1843 + Margaret Jones b: 1771 d: 10 Mar 1864 5 Elizabeth Hill + Isam Martin 5 Sarah Hill + Samuel Scott 5 William Fleming Hill b: 1789 d: 6 Nov 1836 + Polley Lewis d: 1840 6 John S. Hill b: 1820 6 Lucinda Hill b: 8 Sep 1822 d: 15 Mar 1905 6 Flemming Radford Hill b: 1824 d: 13 Mar 1894 6 Radford Hill b: 1826 6 Luann Hill b: 1828 d: 1899 6 Ryland D. Hill b: 1830 d: 1853 6 Parlee Hill b: 1831 6 William Grandison Hill b: 25 Sep 1832 d: 24 Feb 1918 + Bianca Reed b: 2 Oct 1850 d: 28 Jul 1942 5 Margaret Hill b: 1795 d: 1852 + David Parks b: 1794 d: 1851 6 Mahala Jane Parks d: 1851 + Joseph W. Conley 7 Mahala Jane Conley b: 24 Oct 1848 ,LaFayette,Missouri d: 3 Mar 1911 +Marion Green HILL b: 17 May 1838 in ,Harrison,Kentucky 8 Mattie Maude HILL "Daisey" Birth: 5 Dec 1881 in Protection,,Kansas Death: 29 Mar 1920 in Wynoka,,Oklahoma + Lorin Joe GASTON b: 22 Mar 1875 in ,,Missouri Married: 19 Aug 1900 in Woodward,Woodward,Oklahoma Burial: OKLa. ETC.~~anybody got anything to connect these lines??? I would really appreciate it! sam do nv da go lvi---until we meet __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Yep, Sam, I research the same Hills as Elaine. From others on this list and the Hill DNA project I've learned that it's pretty sure that 1-2 earlier generation Hill brothers went south, as well, from MA or RI. I can't say I know their route or timing, maybe before 1700, maybe 1st to MD then VA? There's this other thing - I don't know what the shakeup might have been, maybe War of 1812-14, but I find Virginians with spouses from NH, VT, & from all over New England, beginning 1850 census when it's easy to tell. It's one thing to look at a map and say aha, it's just a shortish sail from one coastal state to another for some of those states, but NH and VT seems another tale entirely. On the other hand, by 1850 nothing surprises me about people. I find folks in NY born in TX and OH, and wouldja look at OR & UT Territories! All without railroads or SUVs. The point is, we need Hill males to participate in the yDNA project! I've got one who has told me he would then seems to blow it off, dunno why. Or maybe he has and I don't recognize the sample? The 2 main reasons I've run into in other surname DNA projects are $$, and privacy. I guess I need to run down my Hill distant-cousin again and be pushy. And I've found more than one. I'm just not good at pushy. Say, Sam - Are you a Hill? Do you have uncles, cousins, any living related males with Hill surname you could track down for the project? Pleeeeease? Kaye in Texas Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 18:18:31 -0700 (PDT) > From: L L Keech <llkeech@yahoo.com> > Subject: Northern HILL and Southern HILL lines > > Hi everyone. Does anyone know or suspect that the Northern Hill & Southern > Hill lines are related to one another. I need some concrete proof. I have a > Northern brother & sister,Anna & James..ending up in Virginia in the late > 1600's. > > sam __________________________________ Discover Yahoo! Stay in touch with email, IM, photo sharing and more. Check it out! http://discover.yahoo.com/stayintouch.html

Yes, that is interesting. The same thing happens much later as well. My branch is the Caleb Hill tribe, descended probably from John Hill of Dorchester. This family settled in New York for several generations and then, c 1815, Caleb and all his sons/dters and spouses moved on to Ohio. So they are certainly "Northern Hills." And yet, I keep turning up Virginia references. Some of them seemed to have moved back & forth between Ohio and Virginia (trailing confusing little records in both places)! Of course there are many many possible reasons that they were moving around but one would be that there were family "connections" in both places. Who are your Anna and James? Are you thinking that they might be the origin of a Southern branch? Elaine ----- Original Message ----- From: "L L Keech" <llkeech@yahoo.com> To: <HILL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 8:18 PM Subject: [HILL-L] Northern HILL and Southern HILL lines > > > Hi everyone. Does anyone know or suspect that the Northern Hill & Southern > Hill lines are related to one another. I need some concrete proof. I have > a Northern brother & sister,Anna & James..ending up in Virginia in the > late 1600's. > > sam > > > do nv da go lvi---until we meet > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ==== HILL Mailing List ==== > Have you heard about the HILL DNA PROJECT? There are more than 120 > participants currently in the project. Check out the details at: > www.hilldna.com >

Hi everyone. Does anyone know or suspect that the Northern Hill & Southern Hill lines are related to one another. I need some concrete proof. I have a Northern brother & sister,Anna & James..ending up in Virginia in the late 1600's. sam do nv da go lvi---until we meet __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

For those of you who are related to or trying to connect to the Robert Hill/Swinfield Hill line of Franklin County Virginia...The Franklin County Historical Society is in the process of preserving the old Hill Fort House near Rocky Mount Virginia. There will be a dedication ceremony on Saturday July 2 at 10:00 a.m. at the site. They have a small grant for building period fencing and are listing donors' names on a sign just installed at an information booth. They also have the Hill story on a recording that's played with the push of a button and are working frantically on landscaping. They have prepared what is called a "project book" with facts about the Hills and the property. This is $12 plus $3 s/h if you're interested. A driving tour for visitors to the dedication ceremony is being prepared. This includes places associated with the family as Hills were quite a large part of their early history. They also do programs at schools and other places and say they are finding relatives everywhere! Donations are being accepted in any amount if anyone is interested in preserving whats left of the old house. They are working now on a matching grant ($2,500 for $2,500) by end of September 2005. This is from the Opler Foundation. If you wish to donate, please send check marked "Fort Project" to FCoHS, PO Box 905, Rocky Mount, VA 24151.

Hello fellow HILL researchers. I have added a new page to the HILL DNA PROJECT for interested participants who need sponsorships for the cost of their DNA testing. This will allow researchers or participants to consider funding or partially funding your DNA test based on their level of interest in your DNA. Please log on and take a look at: _www.hilldna.com_ (http://www.hilldna.com) Thank you! Byron Hill Coordinator HILL DNA PROJECT

David Hill pointed out a mistake I had made. Thank You, David. Correction is below: 1. Thomas HILL was born 1 Mar 1821 in KY. He died 22 Jan 1891 in IN and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Shelby Co. IN. Thomas married Amey May BABB (last name now in question, it could be TUCKER). She was born 31 Dec 1826 OH. She died 7 Feb 1897 in Shelby Co., IN and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Shelby Co., IN. Thomas and Amey had the following children: 1.1. Jacob HILL (Thomas) was born about 1846. Jacob married 1 Jennetta Ann NEIBEL on 11 Jan 1870 in Jackson Twp, Shelby Co. IN. Jennetta was born Dec 1848. Jacob and Jennetta Ann had the following children: -----Original Message----- From: DAVID HILL [mailto:dghillia@msn.com] Sent: Monday, May 30, 2005 4:45 AM To: smithauction@mw.net Subject: Re: [HILL-L] HILL's in Shelby Co. IN Amey's birth date? Is that a typo? I read this as the mother born after the son. I have no connection with this group of Hill's but thought this should be corrected/explained for the group. David Hill in Iowa. 1. Thomas HILL was born 1 Mar 1821 in KY. He died 22 Jan 1891 in IN and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Shelby Co. IN. Thomas married Amey May BABB. She was born 9 Aug 1863 in OH. She died 7 Feb 1897 in Shelby Co., IN and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Shelby Co., IN. Thomas and Amey had the following children: 1.1. Jacob HILL (Thomas) was born about 1846. Jacob married 1 Jennetta Ann NEIBEL on 11 Jan 1870 in Jackson Twp, Shelby Co. IN. Jennetta was born Dec 1848. Jacob and Jennetta Ann had the following children:

This is everything I have on my HILL ancestors. If information is not here, such as place of birth, that means I do not know this information. When I did not give children’s names it is because I am not sure if they are living or not. I hope this helps some one make a connection. Or can assist me a bit further. Kimbra Hill-Smith 1. Thomas HILL was born 1 Mar 1821 in KY. He died 22 Jan 1891 in IN and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Shelby Co. IN. Thomas married Amey May BABB. She was born 9 Aug 1863 in OH. She died 7 Feb 1897 in Shelby Co., IN and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Shelby Co., IN. Thomas and Amey had the following children: 1.1. Jacob HILL (Thomas) was born about 1846. Jacob married 1 Jennetta Ann NEIBEL on 11 Jan 1870 in Jackson Twp, Shelby Co. IN. Jennetta was born Dec 1848. Jacob and Jennetta Ann had the following children: 1.1.1. Agusta HILL was born Jan 1873. 1.1.2. Frank HILL was born Jan 1875. 1.1.3. Grace HILL was born 1877. She died 30 Aug 1895 in Jackson Twp, Shelby Co. IN. 1.1.4. Mary HILL was born 22 Jun 1879. Mary married Clarence SNEPP on 25 Dec 1907 in Shelby Co., IN. They had 2 children. 1.2. William Franklin HILL (Thomas) was born 13 May 1848 in IN. He died 12 Jul 1902. William married 2 Sarah Mariah SNYDER, daughter of Michael SNYDER and Magdalena LAMBERT, on 15 Dec 1870 in Shelby Co. IN. Sarah was born Jan 1845 in Bartholomew Co. IN. She died 1911. William Franklin and Sarah Mariah had the following children: 1.2.1. Mary Magdalene HILL was born 1874 and died 1954. Mary married 3 John SCHEFFLER on 13 Dec 1897 in Shelby Co., IN. They had the 5 children. 1.2.2. Amy May HILL was born 12 Dec 1880 and died Sep 1962. Amy married 4 Clyde WHITE on 25 Jan 1903 in Shelby Co., IN. They had the 2 children 1.2.3. Clara Lorena HILL (Lola) was born 2 May 1885 in Shelby Co. IN. She died 25 Nov 1968 in Shelbyville, IN and was buried 29 Nov 1968 in Miller Cemetery, Johnson Co. IN. Lola married 5 Arthur TUCKER, son of William Ephrain TUCKER and Emaline GREEN, on 26 Oct 1904 in Shelby Co. IN. Arthur was born 30 Oct 1882 in Shelby Co. IN. He died 25 Jun 1938. They had 1 child. 1.2.4. Oza Brinton HILL was born 24 Oct 1889 in Fairland, Hendricks Twp, Shelby Co. IN. He died 24 Nov 1943 in Fairland, Hendricks Twp, Shelby Co. IN. was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Johnson Co. IN. Oza married Audra Ersal THURSTON, daughter of Elijah Levi J. THURSTON and Elizabeth Minerva HARTZELL, on 21 Jan 1908 in Shelby Co., IN. Audra was born 6 Jun 1892 in Shelby Co. IN. She died 3 Mar 1969 in Mt. Dora, FL and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Johnson Co., IN. Oza Brinton and Audra Ersal had the following children: 1.2.4.1. Albert Otis HILL was born 22 Apr 1910 in Moral Twp. Shelby Co, IN. He died 16 Jun 2002 in Mt. Dora, Lake Co. FL and was buried in Eustis, FL. Albert married Esther Mae MURRAY, daughter of Clarence Edgar MURRAY and Gurtrude Mae HEADLEY, on 21 Jan 1939 in Greenwood, Johnson Co, IN. Esther was born 17 Nov 1915 and died 2/22/2005 and was buried at Lakeside Memorial Gardens, Eustis, FL. They had 4 children. 1.2.4.2. Leberta Justine HILL was born 19 Jun 1915 in Moral Twp. Shelby Co, IN. She died 19 Jun 1915 and was buried in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. 1.2.4.3. Herman Loyd HILL (Oza Brinton, William Franklin, Thomas) was born 3 Aug 1918 in Shelby Co. IN. He died 6 Feb 2001 in Morris, Lone Star, TX. Herman married (1) Laverne ROBERTSON, (2) Living (3) Vonna Fay Stiffler SHAY. Unsure of children. 1.2.4.4. Alfred Wayne HILL ) was born 19 Feb 1926 in Shelby Co. IN. He died Feb 1986 in Shelbyville, IN. Alfred married Living, on Apr 1946. They had 6 children 1.2.4.5. Living 1.2.4.6. Living 1.2.5. Annis Dolly HILL was born 9 Aug 1891 in Shelby Co. IN. She died 21 Mar 1975 in Indianapolis, IN and was buried in Forrest Hill Cemetery. Annis married (1) Dallas WRIGHT on 11 May 1911 in Shelby Co., IN. Annis also married (2) Andrew STROUGHTON on 1 Dec 1914 in Shelby Co., IN. They had 1 child. 1.3. Sarah S HILL was born 23 Oct 1848. She died 13 Apr 1869 in IN and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Shelby Co. IN. Sarah married William D CHAMBERS on 26 Oct 1876 in Shelby Co., IN. 1.4. Thomas Albert HILL (Thomas) was born about 1852. Thomas married Mary PRATHER. They had 2 children: 1.5. Margaret E HILL (Thomas) was born about 1854. Margaret married Albert SHROWYER. They had 3 children. 1.6. Huldah HILL was born 13 Nov 1859. She died 18 Apr 1869 in IN and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Shelby Co. IN. 1.7. Amanda HILL was born 9 Mar 1863. She died 14 Aug 1876 in IN and was buried in Second Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Shelby Co. IN. 1.8. Brinton HILL (Thomas) was born Apr 1866 in IN. He died 23 Mar 1913 in Jackson Twp, Shelby Co. IN. Brinton married (1) Lillie LEMAR, daughter of William LEMAR and Sarah JOHNSON, on 23 Jan 1890 in Shelby Co. IN. Lillie was born 8 May 1869 in Indiana. She died 18 Nov 1923. They had 1 child. Brinton also married (2) India SNEPP on 3 Oct 1894 in Shelby Co., IN. They had one child: Unknown HILL was born 16 Mar 1896 in Shelby Co., IN _____ 1 Shelby Co. Marriage Records, p. 9 323. 2 Shelby Co. Marriage Records, p. 9 426. 3 Shelby Co. Marriage Records, p. 14 581. 4 Shelby Co. Marriage Records, p. 16 539. 5 Shelby Co. Marriage Records, p. 17 228.

I am trying to trace my Hill family roots from Shelby Co. IN. I would love to share information with anyone who may have info on any of the following people. My “Brick Wall” has been my GrGrGrand Parents Thomas and Amey (Amy) Hill and a few dates. Name Birth Death Date Father Spouse HILL, Amy May 12 Dec 1880 Sep 1962 Clyde WHITE HILL, Annis Dolly 9 Aug 1891 21 Mar 1975 William Franklin Dallas WRIGHT HILL, Brinton Apr 1866 23 Mar 1913 Thomas Hill Lillie LEMAR HILL, Floyd 1 May 1891 Brinton Hill HILL, Frank Jan 1875 Jacob Hill HILL, Grace 1877 30 Aug 1895 Jacob Hill HILL, Homer Thomas Albert Hill HILL, Huldah 13 Nov 1859 18 Apr 1869 Thomas Hill HILL, Jacob Abt 1846 Thomas Jennetta Ann NEIBEL HILL, Leberta Justine 19 Jun 1915 19 Jun 1915 Oza Brinton Hill HILL, Margaret E Abt 1854 Thomas Hill Albert SHROWYER HILL, Mary 22 Jun 1879 Jacob Hill Clarence SNEPP HILL, Mary Magdalena 23 Jul 1761 22 Aug 1843 Nicholas LAMBERT HILL, Mary Magdalene 1874 1954 William Franklin John SCHEFFLER HILL, Oza Brinton 24 Oct 1889 24 Nov 1943 William Franklin Audra Ersal THURSTON HILL, Sarah S 23 Oct 1848 13 Apr 1869 Thomas Hill William D CHAMBERS HILL, Stella Thomas Albert Hill HILL, Thomas 1 Mar 1821 22 Jan 1891 Amey May (Babb or Tucker) I am not sure HILL, Thomas Albert Abt 1852 Thomas Hill Mary PRATHER HILL, William Franklin 13 May 1848 12 Jul 1902 Thomas Hill Sarah Mariah SNYDER Kimbra Hill - Smith

I am trying to make contact with Bobby as her e-mail is bouncing. Would like to do some work on the Hill/Lamb family with her. Jerilyn

I am researching my family history and would be interested in hearing from anyone with whom I can share information. The HILL connection comes with a Susan Hill from Martara who married into the Blennerhassett family c.1820. Please contact me if you have any information on this family. Thanks Denis Horan ****************************************************************************************************************** With effect from 14 March 2005 Melli Bank has relocated its offices to: One London Wall, London, EC2Y 5EA. Should you wish to contact Melli Bank either by telephone, fax, email or SWIFT, these details have been kept the same for your convenience. We anticipate this relocation will not impact upon the usual service we provide to our customers. Please visit our website on the following link for further details: http://www.mellibank.co.uk/ ****************************************************************************************************************** This e-mail is for the stated addressee only and access to it by any other person is unauthorised. If you are not the stated addressee you must not use, disclose, distribute, copy, print or rely on this e-mail. If you have received it in error, please immediately delete it and notify the sender. Neither Melli Bank Plc nor any of its officers or staff accepts any responsibility for viruses and it is your responsibility to conduct security measures regarding this e-mail and any attachments. No contracts may be concluded or commitments entered into for and on behalf of Melli Bank Plc by means of e-mails. Melli Bank Plc is incorporated in England with registration number 4152338 and its registered office is situated at 4 Moorgate, London EC2R 6AL. Melli Bank Plc is regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

Would anyone have information on the following "Hill"? Hill, Sarah Caroline married: Watson, Artimus 04 Nov 1840 Louisiana, St. Helena Parish Thank you, Janet