John HILL

♂ John HILL

Eigenschaften

Art	Wert	Datum	Ort	Quellenangaben
Name	John HILL			[1]

Ereignisse

Art	Datum	Ort	Quellenangaben
Geburt	Mai 1824	Tennessee, USA nach diesem Ort suchen	[2]
Geburt	etwa 1825	Tennessee, USA nach diesem Ort suchen	[3]
Tod	nach 1900		[4]
Wohnen	1900	Neosho, Newton, Missouri, USA nach diesem Ort suchen	[5]
Wohnen	1850	District 15, Grainger County, Tennessee nach diesem Ort suchen	[6]
Wohnen	1860	Saline City, Miller, Missouri, USA nach diesem Ort suchen
Wohnen	1870	Neosho, Newton, Missouri, USA nach diesem Ort suchen	[7]
Wohnen	1880	Neosho, Newton, Missouri, USA nach diesem Ort suchen	[8]
Profession	28. August 1870
Heirat	etwa 1849	Grainger, Tennessee, USA nach diesem Ort suchen	[9]
Heirat	26. September 1865	Miller, Missouri, USA nach diesem Ort suchen	[10]

Eltern

Joseph HILL

Nancy COCKRUM

Ehepartner und Kinder

Heirat	Ehepartner	Kinder
etwa 1849 Grainger, Tennessee, USA	Mahala Jane BOND	etwa 1851 James L. HILL ♂ etwa 1853 Almeda H. HILL ♀ etwa 1855 Joseph Nelson HILL ♂ etwa 1853 Prior Albert HILL ♂
Heirat	Ehepartner	Kinder
26. September 1865 Miller, Missouri, USA	Marthena HIX

Notizen zu dieser Person

In general, there is some confusion about John M. Hill's ancestry. Thecensus records clearly state that he was born about 1865 or 1865 inMissouri and that both of his parents were born in Tennessee. Thispoints clearly to John Hill and his wife Martha, who are the onlymatches to these information in both the 1870 as well as the 1880Census. Internet resources are somehow contradictory about John Hill and hiswife. Some attribute only one wife Charity Melissa to him, some onlyMartha (Mahala) Jane, some actually make Charity his second wife. Following is clearly established: 1. John Hill is the son of Joseph Hill. The 1880 as well as the 1900census lists him together with his brother Eli, who was a son ofJoseph Hill, too. 2. Martha cannot be John Hill's first wife since she appears in both1870 and 1880. However, the 1860 Census does not name a wife for him.The 1880 Census also lists a stepdaughter with the last name Long.Martha Hill apparantly was a widow and had before been married to aMr. Long. 3. His wife in the 1850 Census is named Mahala J. This must be hisfirst wife. This allows the following conclusions: 1. John Hill married twice. 2. His first wife was Mahala J. Bond who was alive in 1850 and diedbefore 1860 3. He lived as a widower for some time until he remarried Martha Long. 4. A marriage to Charity Malissa Bond cannot be verified. It seemsthat the John Hill who married this Charity Bond was a differentperson. These information have so far been incoporated into these researchresults.

Quellenangaben

1	1870 US Census, State of Missouri, Newton County, Neosho
2	1900 United States Federal Census
3	1870 US Census, State of Missouri, Newton County, Neosho
4	1900 US Census, Missouri, Newton County, Neosho, District 108
5	1900 United States Federal Census
6	1850 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com. 1850 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Autor: Ancestry.com Angaben zur Veröffentlichung: Name: Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005;
7	1870 United States Federal Census
8	1880 United States Federal Census
9	www.rootsweb.com, h
10	Transcripts of Marriage Records in Miller County, Missouri

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