HILL & HILL-MOBERLY COJ:fNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA

Compiled by George A. Hill

April, 1961 - Ponca City, Oklahoma Copyright, 1961 By George A. Hill i PREFACE I present herewith the Hill-Hosch-Mobley family records that have been collected after a period of work on this subject covering 18 years. Prior to this I listened to my father reminisce on the Hill-Hosch connections of South Carolina and Georgia. De Forest Hill was a fine conversationalist and spent many hours relating the various kinships, family traditions and legends. Many of these have proved to be true while others are yet to be confirmed. In making the investigations of these families, the search included the National Archives and Library of Congress, w~shing­ ton, D. C.; The Courthouse at v:Tinnsboro, South Carolina ( Fair~­ field County); The Oklahoma Historical Society Library at Okla­ homa City and the Genealogical Section of the Tulsa Public Library at Tulsa, Okl~homa; and othe~ Courthouses and Libraries. I was courteously recieved at these various libraries and Court­ houses and wish to express my appreciation for the help given by them and the courtesy extended. The reader may find within these pages that many of the connections are left in doubt. This is true to a certain extent since the known records do not always provide the facts necessary to prove existing relationships. The compiler has attempted to present the family histories shown herein as the records potray them. We wish to a~knowledge the errors, mistakes, ommissions and deb2sement of the language that will be found in this work. In addition to the usual mistakes in copying and judgement, we have found that many of the families listed are not shown fully for the following reasons: Many testators whe"n drawing up their wills omitted one or more of the heirs by mistake. Then in the general settlement, the heir would step up and claim his share. We do not always have the General Statements and accompanying legal instruments of the families shown in this volume and this could be the case •.• Or the testator names his heirs and in the final settlement one or more heirs are missing. Then the assumption would seem to be that these children or leg·atees deceased after the \\.rill was drawn up. Some of the families shown are taken entirely from the records with other family records to supplement them. It is likely that in many instances there were other heirs who died before the wills or other legal records were drawn up. Many of the families are taken mostly from family records. It is expected that these are·incomplete ana some of the members of these families deceased when quite young and consequently not shown •. that legal records in the local courthouses would throw further light on these connections. ii PREFACE Many of the family records shown herein are first found in Virginia and South Carolina with some reference to their origin in Penn. and Maryland. But for the most of these families, much more work is required to complete their records. Naturally, much material is omitted from this publication not because of any intent to do so but because the records were not available or found, or that the replies have been so brief that the vital records amounted to nothing or there were no replies at all. We hope to continue research on the Hill-r,~obley­ Hosch and allied family lines 2nd look fon,v-:.2rd to a 2nd edition of this work. To those who have responded to request for data, I extend my sincerest thanks. I wish to acknowledge my indebtedness to those individuals who have greatly assisted in this work or helped in any manner. They are: Mrs. Etta Rosson, Shelton, South Carolina, Mr. Donald B. Clayton, Birmingham, Alabama, Mrs. R. W. Nicolson and C. G. Young of Memphis, Tenn., Mr. Paul J. Anderson, Anniston, --~labama, Dr. W.W. Smith of Moscow, Idaho, Mrs. Jeannette Hill May of Union, S. Q., Miss Mattie Daniels, Fort Worth, Texas, Mrs. W.W. Flood of Auburn, California, Mrs. J. R. McGill of Ontario, Oregon, Mrs. Mildred Mobley Warren of Smackover, Arkansas, Mrs. Ida Thomas Page, Ya~oo City, Miss., Mrs. Charles B. Hynson, New Orleans 18, La., Mrs. A. D. Holloway and Miss Anne Durham of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mrs. Lucian Woodward of Muskogee, Oklaho~a, Mrs. S. C. Moon, Gainesvill8, Georgia, Mrs. Leila Hosch Jarrard, Hoschtcn, Ga.J Mrs. Dan H. Williamson, Houston, Texas, formerly of Winder, Georgia. To these last three we are indebted for Georgia lists of the Hill-Hosch and Funderburg families. In addition to the above, we wish to express our thanks to those authors, publishers and organizations that gave permission for the using of their books for direct quotations, paraphrasing and references shown in this compilation. For those books that have been out of print for many years, their authors deceased, publishing house no longer in business, or otherwise no legal owners found, we also extend our thanks to heirs, successors or legal representatives for the use of the same. BIBLIOGRAPHY

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History and Information of Rockwell Lodge No. 191, F. & A.M. and Hoschton, Georgia. By W. Hill Hosch - Nov. 5, 1954. Pioneers of the Old Southwest. By Constance Lindsay Skinner. Volume 18 in the Chronicle Series. Used by permission of the Yale University Press, New Haven, Connecticut. Pub. 1919. Abstracts of North Carolina Wills - 1690 to 1760. By J.B. Grimes. Property of State of N. C. Pub. 1910 at Raleigh~ North Carolina Abstract of Wills - about 1760-1800. By Fred A. Olds. 1925, 155 pp. Madison County, Kentucky Marriages, 1785 - 1851. Pub. 1936. Used by permissio.n of the Compiler, Mrs. Annie Walker Burns of Box 6183, Washington, D.·c.

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Correspondence concering contributors, or their addresses, or other matters, should be mailed to 1419 South 9th St., Ponca City, Oklahoma.

Portions of Fitz Hugh McMaster's History of Fairfield County, S. C. was published in the Winnsboro News and Herald, 1941 - Mr. G. M. Ketchin - Editor.

1. HIL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD com:TY' s. C.

Richard Hill and Dorcas (Moberley)? Richard Hill, born?, died circa 1768-72, married Dorcas Moberley, born ....1._, died. _l_. Richard Hill came to South Ca~olina where he received a land grant; "100 acres granted to Richard Bill, on Beaver Creek, a branch of Broad River, January 1a, 1765, by William Bull, Esq." The original survey shows: Richard Hill - 100 acres on Beaver Branch of Broad River, July 4, 1764. Book 7, page 461, Craven County, South Carolina." Another grant to a Richard Hill is ~hown as follows: "Craven County, S. C., November 1, 1760 (1768?) 'Unto Richard Hill 50 acres on Beaver Branch on N. side of Broad River. Book 15, page 447. All sides vacant land.,n There is evidence that Richard Hill and others of his family were in Lunenburg Co., Va., with the Moberley family, 174S-52. (a discussion of the Moberley family and the Lunenburg Co. Tithe list is found on pages 235 to 237.) The Moberley-Hill names first appear in 17L~8, 171+9. It was 1750 before the l\teadow-Meadors are shown. They lived on and near the Otter River in the portion of Lunenburg County that was cut off and formed as Bedford County in 1754. Edward Moberley sold land in this vicinity in 1756 and his son, Clement Noberley, sold land in 1759. The Moberleys, t:eadows, Hills and Halsey (;-lalsell) families moved.to Craven County, S. C. into the section later known as Camden of which Fairfield County waE, a part. Edward Moberley, Sr. (born 1700, died 17$7?) and Susannah DeRuel had six sons and six daughters. Their eldest son, William Voberley, received a grant of 200 acres on Broad River in 1758. As evidenced by land grants, the Hills, Keadors, Mobleys, Halsells, Wagners and others settled in what is now Fairfield County, in the Horthwest part, on the tributaries of Broad and Little Rivers before 1761.

William Woodward Dixon in his book 11 Tr1e r·:obleys and their Connections", and W. H. Miller in his Manuscript "History and 11 Genealogies 11 , Richmond, Ky,, show that Dorcas Eobley married Richard Hill." She was one of the twelve children of Edward and Susannah Lobley, also spelled ~robberley, I

! . "Book 15, Page ~41, Craven County, S. c., November 2, 1772 203 acres in Craven, Branches of Beaver Creek •• UNTO DORCUS HILL." David Hopkins Thos. Meadow------··-·1 Deputy Surveyor

I Elijah Beams Darkus Hill's I UNTO i I land land DARCUS HILL I Samuel MobleJ!1 203 acres ' --i Richard David Hopkins Hill 1 Book 24Q, page 113, Camden - August 20, 1788. "Unto Asaph Hill 114 acres 20

1 August, 1788. District of Camden on Beaver creek." Andrew McDowell D.S. The above plats show that the land belonging to Dorcas was adjoined by that of Samuel Mobley, (her brother), Thomas Meadow, (she had a brother-in-law Thomas Meador-Meadow-Meader who md. her sister Keziah Moberly), Allen Beam and Richard Hill. It is not clear whether this is the land of her deceased husband, or the land of another Richard Hill. The Fairfield deeds show that Dorcas sold a tract of land to Asaph Hill - Deed Book 1, page 102, recorded 1795, "103 acres on Beaver Creek, bounded by Albert Beams, Asaph Hill land and on both sides of William Hills land". 3. Dorcas Hili also sold William Hill Jr. 100 acres of land located Qn Beaver Creek. 11 Being part of 200 acres of land granted me 14th of July, 1774?, N. W. bounds on said Dorcas Hill land, S.lJ. ands. E. on Richard Hill's land, W. E. on Beams land.n Deed Book L, page 171, 6th of January, 1793, filed 1798. Witnessed by Wm. Alsup and Richard Hill, - Moses Hill, J.P. Signed by Mark. Be­ low when verifying the sale Darcus signed her name. ~he deeds shown connect Dorcas with Richard Hill (Witness), Asaph and William Hill Jr. The land sold amounts to 203 acres, the amount Dorcas received in the 1772 grant. After signing the above deed, no other record of Dorcas is found. ASAPH HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA. Asaph Hill received a land grant; Book 24Q, page 113, Camden Dist., S. C. August 20, 1788. 11 Unto Asaph Hill 114 acres 20 Aug., 1788, District of Camden on Beaver Creek." Andrew McDowell D.S. The grant adjoined the land of George Powell, George Miller, Elijah Beams, Darkus Hill, John Carr and David Hopkins. Asaph Hill was born as early as 1767 since he received a land grant in 1788 (required to be 21 years of age) located near that of Dorcas Hill on Beaver Creek. As mentioned, he bought land from Dorcas in 1793. He was one of the Administiators to the estate of Wm. Hill Jr. in 1795 along with Abel Hill and Thomas Mobley. He was shown in the 1790 census of Fairfield Co. as follows: 11 Asaph Hill, 1 male over 16 years of age.n The 1800 census of Fairfield, page 384-385: 11 Asaph Hill, 1 male 26-45 years; 1 female under 10 years age; 1 female 26-45 years of age." · , Fairfield County, Deed Book 1, page 221-: "I Asaph Hill for $300.00 sell unto Samuel and Elijah Hill 98 acres of land on Beaver Creek, a branch of Broad River bounded N.E. by Darcus Hill's land. 11 /signed/ Asaph Hill. Date of Instrument 1804, recorded 1806. Samuel and Elijah were sons of Wm. Hill Jr. Mrs. C. G. Young wrote: "Asaph Hill had bought the above land from ,Joseph Hill who in turn had bought it from Darcus Hill. 11 We have not been successful in verifying the transaction with Joseph. Fairfield County, Deed Book Q, page 390 - recorded 1805. 11 Asaph Hill to Buch & Randolf ( ? ). Apparently Asaph was not shown in the Fairfield records after 1806.* 1815 Tax Li st;:~ Modison Co., Mississippi Territory, (now Madison Co., Ala.) Hi 11, ,John Hi 11, Asaph Hill, Elijah Madison County, Alabama (South Half) Census 1840 ASAPH HILL - Males, 1-5 years - l; 20-30 years - l; Females 60-70, years - l; 1-5 years - l; 5-10 years - l; 20-30 years - l; 30-40 years - 1. THE FAMILY OF JOHN AND MARY ANN (MOBLEY) HILL of Fairfield County, South Carolina. John Hill, born L, died 1810 in Fairfield County, S. C. He married Mary Ann Mobley, born -1.., died circa 1837. She was the daughter of Elizar (Elizabeth) Mobley of Fairfield County. whose ancestry is unplaced. John Hill received a land grant in 1771. "Memorial Book 10, page 511 - To John Hill - 100 acres on Beaver Creek, Craven r.01mty ~ S. C. dated March 23, 1771. /signed/ William X Hill. "Fairfield Deeds, September 22, 1810, Deed Book T page 364. "I Mary Hill, Widow, of the District of Fairfield for il50.00 paid by George L. Smith, 33 & 1/3 acres, original grant of 100 acres on Branch of Beaver Creek granted to John Hill on 25th of June, 17?1. This is my dower. /sign0d/ Mary X. Hill. Witnessed by Wm. Minz, Willi~m Hill and Edward Meador," "Plat Book 15, page 442. To John Hill - 100 acres on Branch of Beaver Creek - Craven County, S. C. dated 6th February, 1771." John Hill was born as early as 1750. (received the land grant in 1771, therefore 21 years of age) As shown by the above deed, John Hill died in 1810. Issue: 1. Richard M. Hill, born ?, died Aug. 15, 1840. He married Susannah Mobley, a daughter of Kezar (Keziah) Mobley and Cullen (Colin) Mobley. He died 1840, leaving a minor son, Thomas L. Hill, and his wife surviving. 2. Elizabeth M. Hill - Died without issue. 3. John Hill " n n 4. Charles Hill n n n 5. Naomi Hill - md. Patrick Brennan. 6. Dorcas Hill - md. Turner Mason - moved to Sumter Co., Ala. 7. Nancy Hill - married and had children. It is not clear who Nancy married but she may have md. Samuel Hill. The 1790 Census records of Fairfield County: "John Hill, 1 male over 16 years of age; 2 males under 16 years; 2 females, and 1 slave. The 1800 Census of the same county: John Hill, 1 male under 10 years; 1 male 10-16; 1 male over 45 years age; 1 female under 10; 1 female 10-26; 1 female 26-45 years." ~n 1804 Eliz.ar M. Mobley gave three slaves to her daughter Mary and her son-in-law, John Hill. "State of South Carolina, Fairfield District •• 'To all people to whom these presents shall concern: I, Elisar Mobley, do send greeting: Know ye, the said Elizar Mobley of the State and District aforesaid, for and i_ri con­ sideration of the love of good will, and affection which I have and .do bare to ·my lovely daughter, .and son-in-law, John and Mary Hill of the said State and district aforesaid, hath given and 5 • John and Mary Ann (Mobley) Hill of Fairfield Co., S. C.

(Elizar M. Mobley to John & Mary Hill continued) "granted to the said John and Mary Hill:- One negro woman named Seal, one girl named Fillis, during their natural lifetime and then to be equal­ ly divided between the heirs of their body. To have and to hold the said to which I warrant and forever defend from myself, my heirs, executors, administrators or assigns or any person or persons lawfully claiming the said negroes - I Elizar Mobley do with my one accord freely give and bequeath the said named Seal, Pat and Fillis, and their increase to the said John and Mary Hill during their natural lifetime and after their death to the heirs of their body. Given under my hand and seal this nineteenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight Hundred and four. /signed/ Elisar Mobley (seal) Sealed, & delivered in the Presence of: David Boshart, Richard R. X Alsup and John Alsup. 1 " "Fairfield District: Personally came Dave Boshard before me and made oath that he was personally present & saw Elizar MoblJy sign, seal and here and deed deliver the with­ in deed or instrument of writing to John & Mary Hill for the pur­ poses therein mentioned. That he also saw Richard Alsup make his mark and John Alsup subscribed his name to the same as witnesses with myself and the deponent. /signed/ David Boshard. Sworn to the 23rd of December, 1806, before me, D.R. Coleman, J.P. Recorded Nov. 18, 1807." On that same day in 1804 Elizar Mobley made another deed gift, this time to three of her grandchildren. "State of S. C., Fairfield District •• 1 Know all men by these presents, That I, Elizar Mobley, of the state and District aforesaid, for in con­ sideration of the sum of six hundred dollars to me paid in hand by Richard Hill, John Hill, and Elizar Mobley Hill, in the Stc1te and District aforesaid, for and in consideration of the sum of six htindred dollars to me paid in hand by Richard Hill, John Hill, and Elizar Mobley Hill, in the State and District aforesaid, hath granted, bargained, sold and released, and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell and release unto the said Richard, John and Elizabeth M. Hill:- One hundred acres of land granted to Henery Funderburg the fifth day of December, 1764 by his excelency Williom Bull, Esq. so.id land lying in Fairfield District, in the State aforesaid, on Broad River, bounding on lands of as the Plat represents, South lands laid out to Ann Lyther near the mouth of Beaver Branch which is now called Bever Creek, said creek running through said land and on all other sides as the Plat represents vacant, and such form, shape, mcJrks as a plat thereof 'shall represent. Together with all and singular the rights, members, here­ ditaments and appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in anywise incident or appertaining. To have and to hold all and singular the premises before mentioned unto the said Richard, John and Elizabeth M~ Hill, their heir~ and assigns forever. And I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, executors, adminis­ trators.or assigns to warrant and for0ver defend all and singular the premises ~foresaid unto the s2id Richard, John and Eliza M. Hill, their heirs and assigns against myself and my heirs 2nd 6. JOHN & MARY ANN (MOBLEY) HILL of Fairfield County, S. C. Executors and against every person or persons whomsoever lawfully claiming, or to claim the same or any part thereof. Witness my hand and seal this nineteenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and four and twenty eighth year of the independence of America. /signed/ Elizae Mobley (seal). Signed, sealed and Delivered in the presence of David Boshart, Mary M. Hill X her mark, John Hill X his mark. 11 Rec.eived the within condition money the day and date as the within deed represents, I say received by me this 19 day of June, 1804. /signed/ Elisar Mobley. Wit: David Boshart, Mary M. Hill (X) her mark, John Hill (X) his mark." "Fairfield District: Personally comes David Boshart before and made oath that he was personally present and saw Elizar Mobley sign, seal and as her act and deed deliver the above deed or instrument of writing to Richard, John and Elizar Mobley Hill for the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that he also saw? John and Mary Hill make their several marks to the same as witnesses with himself the deponent. /signed/ David Boshart. Sworn and subscribed the 23rd December, 1806, before me, D. R. Coleman, J. P. 11 Recorded 18th Nov., 1807, Book R, page 167.n Mary Ann Mobley Hill died circa 1837. The Fairfield County Court records show: "1837 - 1-2-: 'Richard M. Hill appointed Ad­ ministrator of the Estate of Mary Ann Hill.' 11 Prior to this time the re cords show: nsepa ration papers 11 1836, No. 5. - : 1 Naomi Brennan, late Naomi Hill and her next friend, Richard Hill va. Patrick Brennan the Husband - married in 1833. Property belong­ to her from Eleazer Mobley.,, A letter from Mrs. C. G. Young of Memphis shows the following: nnudleys South Carolina Reports, 1838, page 342. "The Court of Appeals." Patrick Brennan Va. Richard M. Hill.' - "The lond in dispute was conveyed by Eleazer Mobley to Richard Mo Hill, John Hill & Eleazer Mobley Hill, by deed of June 19, 1804. John and Eleazer (Elizabeth M.) Hill died intestate, under age leaving Richard M. Hill surviving and Charles Hill (who died a short time afterward without children) Naomi Hill, the wife of Patrick Brennan, Dorcas Mason, wife of Turner Mason, the children of a deceased sister Nancy, and their mother was Mary Ann Hill". Fairfield Spring Term, 1838.'1 'Apparently this was an attempt by law to secure a portion of the land given to Richard, John and Elizabeth in 1804, by Patrick Brennan. This was the old 1764 Henry Funderburk grnnt. 11 The following estate settlement records are incomplete. "Estate of John Hill, final settlement 1840.'1 (Apparently the estate of John Hill Sr., Mary Ann Hillf his widow and Richard M. Hill were settled about the same time.J "John Hill estate heirs: Samuel Hill and Nanny, his wife, Turner Mason & Dorcas Mason his wife, Naomi Brennan: heirs of Richard M. Hill each received $382.71 1/3¢. "Richard M. Hill died August 15, 1840." "Estate of Mary Ann Hill: Distributee's share of Estate of John Hill, deceased. Final returns 21 December 1840. 'Admin­ istrator of John Hill's Estate •• Estate of Richard M. Hill'"· 7. JOHN & MARY ANN (MOBLEY) HILL of Fairfield Co., S. C. (cont.) From Gaston, Alabama, Sumter County, Turner Mason wrote an inquiry concerning 11My mother-in-laws property, my wife's part." Wit. R. F. ColGman and hTm. F. Hill.

The Will of Richard M. Hill, died Aug. l5, 1840. 11 To son Thomas L. Hill, less than 21 years of age, 2/3rds of the estate. To Wife: Until marriage or death, then to my child, l/3rd of Estate •.. Susannah Hill •• widow. Executor Lyles •• Dated 19 March, 1840. Witness: H.H. Counts, Tapley Pool. /signed/ Richard M. (X) Hill His Mark 1 Amount due Richord M. Hill Estate from the Estate of John Hill deceased to Richard M. Hill deceased •..•• ' 1 Amount due from Estate of Mary Ann Hill deceased ••. , Note due from Simeon Hill ....• Richard M. Hill adm. of Estate of M. A. Hill. 11 Turner Mason - Dorcas, wife. Package #52, File 1816. 8. WILLIAM HILL Senior, Born _J_, Died 1790, Fairfield District, South Carolina. The first reference to William Hill is shown in the Lunenburg Co~, Virginia Tithe list where he was listed with Richard Hill in 1750. One 11 Jno. Hill" was listed in that precinct which was large and sparsely settled. William was not shown in 1752, nor was "Jno. Hill 11 • Richard Hill w_as listed with one tithe (himself). William, by this time, had removed from the locality. His son and heir, William Hill Jr. received a land grant in 1772 indicating that he was 21 years of age and born circa 1751, or earlier. There is nothing to indicate the name of the wife of William Hill Senior. She died prior to 1790 as she was not mentioned in his will dated 1790 in Fairfield County, S. C.

William Hill Sr. received land grants in tho 1760 1 s and those are the first records of his presence there. There were several grants to various William Hills 1 in the Camden-Fairfield section of old Craven County. They were to: Wm. Hill Sr., d. 1790; to his son Wm. Hill Junior •• ; To. Wm. Hill Sr. D. 1804 of Chester Co., S. C.; to Wm. Hill who had sons Richard and Mabry Hill. Some of the dates shown for the grants differ and the explanation is given in the footnote* below. NAME COUNTY J\CRES BOOK PAGE Die TE William Hill Craven 100 7 257 6-14-1762 William Hill Craven . 250 11 272 10-2-1769 William Hill Craven 100 17 2(14?) 2-14-1771 William Hill Camden 75 36 137 9-21-1786 (Some of the following references are same as above) "HILL, iJvJVI., Aug. 3, 1763, 100 acres being on Bower's Mill Creek betwixt Catawba and Broad Rivers, Craven County. John Gaston, Deputy Surveyor. "6th April, 1762, 100 a. to Wm. Hill. J. Gasto~ D. S. Memorial 14, page 249. Wm. Hill Craven Co., Bowers Mill Creek, 14 June, 1762, 100 acres. Signed Joshua English. J. Gaston, D. S. "Memorial 6, page 269. Wm. Hill, 100 acres on Bowers Mill Creek, 19th Oct. 1763. Signed Richard Hill. John Gaston, D.S. "Mem. Book 10, page 511, 1 To Wm. Hill, 100 a. Craven Co., Branch of Little River, Bowers Mill Creek, bounded by land granted to William Hill. 14 Feb. 1771. /signed/ William X Hill.

*The South Carolina Archives Department states: "The usual amount of land given to European Protestants by the province was a hundred acres for the head of the family and an additional 50 for each member of this household, not necessarily children. Indentured servants were included. Land granted by the province was done upon application. The £Gtition for land bears the earliest date. The plat of the survey made by the Deputy Sur­ veyor usually bears the date of a month or two later. This plat was used in describing the land on the grant which carried a still later date. The period from the date of petition to the actual recording of the grant was usually several months. F.M.H. 9. WILLIAM HILL SENIOR, Born ? , died 1790, of Fairfield District, South Carolina The 1790 Census, Fairfield District, S. C.: William Hill - "l male over 16 years". (living alone) He died in 1790. FAIRFIELD COUNTY WILLS--- "Will of William Hill, signed July 1, 1790, Proved August, 1790. 11 I give all I possess to my son William Hill, Jr., and make him executor ••• I revoke my other 1iJill in which I divided my estate among my heirs for now I desire my son William Hill Jr. to have it all. 11 /signed/ William Hill, Sr. Witnessed by: Wm. Alsop, Adam Effurt and Richard Odom. Box 52, Package #809. "Bond for 500 pounds - for late William Hill, planter de­ ceased - letters of administration granted to Wm. Hill Junior.n 21 September 1790. /signed/ William X Hill Bondsmen: William Alsup & John Winn.

ttpresent at sale of the Estate of '.\Tm. Hill, Senior - 1790: Asaph Hill, Richard Hill, Abel Hill, Thomas Mobley, Dannie Major and Edward Mobley." 10.

WILLIAM HILL Junior, Born ? , Died 1795, Fairfield District, South Carolina. William Hill Jr., son of Wm. Hill Senior, was born before 1750, and died circa 1795 in Fairfield District, South Carolina. The Mobley book by Dixon shows that William Hill married Dorcas Moberley, a daughter of William Moberley, Sr. and Ann Osborne. Dorcas Mobley Hill and her Husband William Hill Junior both died circa 1795. The census records "Heads of S. C. Families, Camden District Fairfield for 1790" lists the following: VJilliam Hill - 1 male over 16 years 6 males under 16 2 females "Wm. Hill Estate - General Return dated July, 1796 - Final Settlement, Nov. 24, 1804, by Thomas Mobley, Box 4, Package 114." On the general Return made by the Administrators appears the following in the left hand corner, to-wit: Richard Hill 11:2:1 Samuel Hill ditto "Samuel and Elijah Hill have Thomas Meador for their Guardian, in 1798 Elijah Hill do Box 4, package 115." Elizabeth Hill do John Hill do "John and Mary Hill have Abel Hill as their guardian, 1798 - 4-116." Mary Hill do "Mary Hill married Matthew Hosch." Abel Hill do

Administrators (1795), Abel Hill, Asaph Hill & Thomas Mobley. As shown: Several of William's children were minors when he died: Samuel, Elijah, John and Mary Hill. They had guardians as shown above. In the final settlement "John Hill had John Foote as his guardian, 1798 - B-116. 11 John and Mary Hill, orphans of Wm. Hill. Cash paid by Abel Hill to Moses Hill for surveying. Mary Hill married Matthew Hosch. Richard Hill was Marys' guardian. Returns 1807, 1808, 1809 - received her full share." William Hill Jr., as the heir of the estate of his father, received all his lands and other property. The following deeds show the disposition of these parcels of land from the grants of the two Williams: (continued next page) 11. WILLIAM HILL Junior - (continued) Memorial 14, 2age 249: Wm. Hill Craven Co. received grant on Bower Mill Creek, 14 June 1762, 100 acres. J. Gaston Deputy Surveyor. /signed/ Joshua English Wm. Hill, Aug. 3, 100 acres, being on Bower's Mill Creek Betwixt Catawba and Broad Rivers, Craven County. /signed/ John Gaston D.S. Mem. 6, 2age 269, Wm. Hill 100 acres on Bowers Mill Creek, 19th October, 1763. /signed/ Richard Hill. /signed/ John Gaston D.S. Plat Book 17, page 2, Feb. 5th, 1771. UNTO VvM. HILL, 100 acres in Craven Co.,, on Branch of Little John Halsey River called Bowers Mill Creek bounded by John Halsey northwest and ____J? 100 north by land laid out to Wm. Hill. i-. / Yi---._ acres unto All other sides vacant. Richard Winn. Vacany ~Wm. Hil Dep. Surveyor.

Bnvr0r·s Mill ~ Hopkins Wm. Creek Hill, Jr. Land

---·80 acres UNTO WM. HILL, 80 acres, 14 Unto November, 1792, District of Camden on Beaver Creek of Broad River. Thomas Widow Meadow Hill 1 s Land Wm. Land Hill

Wm. Hill's Land

DEED BOOK H, pages 2 & 3, Fairfield Deeds, May 12, 1792, recorded 1792. "William Hill sells to Samuel Moberly 200 acres of land on Mill creek for 150 lbs. Sterling, a branch of Little River called Bowers Mill Creek, 100 acres granted to Wm. Hill Sr., dec 1 d, on 19 Oct. 1763 - all sides vacant land. The other 100 acres granted to Wm. Hill Jr. 25 June, 1772 bounded on N. w. by John Halsey and land laid out to Wm. Hill Sr. /signed/ William 111 1 Hill- his mark Darcus S Hill - her mark. Wit: Wm. Alsup - Edward Mobley John Brown 12. WILLIAM HILl Junior - continued. DEED BOOK L, page 171 - June 21, 1797, recorded 1793. Between Edward Moberly and heirs of William Hill deceased 210 pounds sterling paid by William Hill .... on Beaver Creek, branc~ of Broad River. Witness: John E. Hill /signed/ Edward Moberly Moses Hill, Justice of the Peace. Nancy X Moberly The above land grants and deeds listed show that William Hill Jr. sold the land that was granted to "tr..fm. Hill senior. In a deed shown in the Richard Hill Sr. section, page 19, '\JJm. Hill Senior is said to have been heir "To the landed estate" of Richard Hill. Wm. Hill Jr. sold out the land that was granted to himself and to his father and moved to the Beaver Creek neighborhood and from Bowers Mill creek vicinity a short distance away, and to the land granted to Richard Hill. This land was inherited by Wm. Sr., and given by Will to his son, Wm. Hill Jr. Dorcas and William Hill sold land in 1793 as shown by the deed dated 6th of February, to Richard Hill. Then in 1795 the following deed was made. Deed Book R, page 158, Fairfield deeds, March 13, 1795. "I Wm. Hill of County of Fairfield sell for 50 pounds sterling, unto George Dye, 80 acres, joining Thomas Edrington, Richard Hill and John Dye." /signed/ Wm. X Hill March 17, 1805. "Received of George Dye, the full consideration of money due for his land that he bought of William Hill per me. 11 . /signed/ Abel Hill William Hill Junior and his wife, Dorcas Moberly Hill, died circa 1795. From a letter to Mrs. J.E. Hill, Winder, Georgia, from Mrs. A. C. Voyles of Enloe, Texas, Oct. 4, 1931. ''Mary Hill Housh born near Aberdeen Parish, S. C. Her parents died when she was two months old and she was reared by her Aunt and Uncle, Thomas and Naomi Meadows." The daughter of William and Dorcas Hill, Mary Hill, married Mathew Hosch (see the Hosch section, page 141) and she was born circa 1793 (census records). We know that her parents were living in thot year and perhaps as late as 1795. Mary Hill had Ab8l Hill as her guardian, then for several years, Richard Hill. These were likely her brothers, Abel and Richard. We have been unable to confirm the location of Aberdeen Parish" in South Carolina.

Dorcas Moberly Hill 1 s ancestry is found in the Moberly section, page 202. 13. The Children of Wm. Hill Junior and Dorcas Moberly. 1. Abel Hill, son of ·,1m. Hill Junior and Dorcas Moberly was born circa 1774. One Abel Hill was an administrator for the Estate of Wm. Hill Jr. in 1795. It is not clear whether this was an older Abel Hill who received the 1762 land grant shown below. From the census record and the ages given, it is probable that it was the younger man. The elder Abel was not listed in the 1790 census. (he could have been living with another Hill and not list­ ed as the head of the household.) The 1800 census - Vol. #4, page 3 99 shows: ABEL HILL - 1 male 10-16 years of Bge 1 male 16-26 years of age 1 female 25-45 years of age. He was born no earlier than 1774 and was of age in 1795. The male 10-16 years of age may have been one of his younger brothers, an orphan of Wm. Hill. One of the last records we have of Abel is a deed, Book P, page 264, recorded 1805, to John Mertz, a release. The elder Abel Hill received land grants as follows: (South Carolina Historical Commission) "Abel Hill, two surveys of 100 acres each, dated 17th December, 1762 and 15th of December, 1772, respectively ••. situated on a line between Fairfield and Chester counties •• " We have been unable to confirm the location of these grants. Further mention of the 1772 grant: Book 15, page 440, Craven Co. Unto Abel Hill - Dec8mber l?, 1772, 100 acres in Craven on Branch of Turkey Creek S.E. on George Rutlege's, West on Robt. Cowens. (There was a Turkey Creek in Chester Co., S. C.)

2. RICHARD HILL - son of Wm. Hill Jr. and Dorcas, was born circa 1775-6. (census records) He was of age shortly after the settle­ ment of the estate of his father was commenced. There were several Richards' in the Beaver Creek and northwest Fairfield ~rea; this has complicated the tracing of the ancestry of these people. But the records indicate that Richard Hill "Junior" was the son of the above William and died October 27, 1837 in Fairfield County. He married Dorcas (?), granddaughter of Henry and Mary Funderburgh. (See page 268. The Richard Hill family is shown page 59.)

3. Samuel Hill - son of William Hill Junior and Dorcas Moberly ••• Little record is found of Samuel. It is not clear whether he moved west or remained in Fairfield and died there. Nancy Hill, the daughter of John Hill (d. 1810) may have married a Samuel Hill .• (page 7) Thomas Meador was the Guardian of Samuel Hill.

4. ELIJAH HILL - son of Wm. and Dorcas Hill. He was a mino"'.r' in 1795 and a ward of Thomas Meador in 1798. Samuel and Elijah Hill purchased a tract of land, 98 acres, from Asaph Hill. "Deed. Book Q, page 221 - 'I Asaph Hill for 0300.00 sell unto Samuel and. Elijah Hill 98 acres on Beaver Creek, a branch of Broad River, bounded N.E. by Darcus Hill. Signed !.sa ph Hill. No date off instrument. Recorded 1806. Witnessed by: Richard Hill. ~hey do not appear further in the Fairfield records available t~ the Compiler. One Elijah Hill was shown in the 1815 tax list in what is now Madison County, Alabama, then Mississippi Territory. (p. 3) 14. William Hill Junior - continued 5. ELIZABETH HILL - daughter of Wm. and Dorcas Hill, married John Alsup or Alsop. His ancestry is unknown. (t short sketch on ~lsop page 23. It is stated in the letter from Mrs. A.C. Voyles previous ly mentioned thnt "Betsy" (Elizabeth) married a man named Foster & moved to Tennessee." We have been unable to verify this statement. No further record is found of this couple.

6. JOHN HILL - son of Wm. and Dorcas Hill was a minor at the time of the decease of his parents. His guardian was Abel Hill. Then in the Final Settlement of the estate, John Foote is shown as his Guardian. After John become of age, he removed to Mississippi Territory. Deed Book W., pnge 356, August 11, 1814, Fairfield Co., S. C. "Know all men by these presents that I John Hill of Mississ­ ippi Territory for ~,i535.00, to me in hand paid by Francis Edrington Jr. of Fairfield County, S. C. sold 77 acres on Beaver Creek, it being a part of Real Estate of William Hill, late of Fairfield, de­ ceased, being part of Real Estate laid out for said John Hill by order of Court of Common Pleas as one of the heirs of Said William Hill." /signed/ John Hill. Witnessed by: William P. Hill, Matthew Hosch and D.R. Coleman. John Hill may have removed to Madison Co., Alabama. (page 3)

7. MARY HILL - daughter of William and Mary Hill, was born circa 1793. She had as her guardian, Abel; then Richard Hill and was raised by Thomas and Naomi Meador. The final return of the Estate shows "Richard Hill was Marys' guardian, Guardian Returns 1807, 1808, 1809, received her full share. About 1S09 Mary Hill married Mathew Hosch. Mathew and Mary moved to Walton County, Georgia and were living there by 1823. (See the Hosch Section, pages 141 to 200. Confirming Mary's marriage to Mathew and ancestry, the following deed is shown: "Fairfield Deeds, Book BB, Page 15. 11 In 1819 Matthew Hosch and Wife Mary conveyed to John Beam, Jr •• dated January 9, 1818, recorded Nov. 15, 1819. Witnesses: Edward Meador and Simeon Hill. Conveyed 76½ acres, being part of late William Hill land, being part or share of said real estate laid out to Mary Houch (late Mary Hill) by a surveyor and Commissioner duly appointed by Court for the purpose of dividing real estate of William Hill amongst the whole of his childreno Mary Houch being one of his, the said Wm. Hill's daughters. Located on Beaver Creek.n (copied as written) /signed/ Matthew Houch nMatthew Houch signs for himself and not by his mark." 15. RICHARD & MARY (MOBERLY) HILL of Fairfield County, S. C. Some of the family lists on the Mob0rleys' show that "Mary Moberly m:Jrried Richard Hill. 17 She was the daughter of William Moberley, Sr., who is listed as the eldest son of Edward Moberley, Sr., and Susannah DeRuel, and her mother was J~nn Osborne. The ancestry of Mary's mother, Ann Osborne, is unplaced. There is evidence that Richard was the son of a Richard Hill, but the deed shown hereafter hints that he could have been the son of ·wm. Hill Sr. Richard Hill wD.s born circa 1765 ( census record) and his son William was born circa 1785. He lived in northwest Fairfield County on Beaver Creek. The Census for 1790: Richard Hill - 1 male over 16 yrs. age, 1 male under 16 years, 3 females. Listed above his name was, Robert Col~ man, Sr., ·wm. Moberley, Wm. Chapman, and Samuel Moberley. Below his name, Jesse Beam, Benjamin Shrub, John A. Pearson, Elizabeth Stone, John Parks, James Parks, Wm. Moberley Sr. and Wm. Liles. These were his neighbors as shown by various deeds and other re­ cords. The 1800 Census, Volume #4, South Carolina, page 385: Richacl Hill, 3 males under 10 years, 1 male 26-45 years, 1 female under 10 years, 1 female 10-16 years, 1 female 16-26 years and 1 female 26-45 years. Richard Hill, born after 1755, died 1810 in Fairfield Co., S. C. Mary Moberly Hill was born after 1755 and the date and place of her decease is unknown. They had eight children as shown by his Will: They were: Willic.1m Edward; Simeon; Sion; Richard; John; Dorcas; Susannah and Sarah. Richard Hill purchased a tract of land in 1793 from Wm. Hill, Jr. 100 acres of the 184 acre tract was the old Richord Hill grant on Beaver Creek. FAIRFIELD DEEDS, Book O, page 354. HThis inden­ ture.made the 6th day of February in the year of our lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety three, and in the 17th year of the Independence of America, between Nilliam Hill of the State of South Carolina, and Fairfield County, of the one part and Richard Hill of the State and County nforesaid of the other part, WITNESS ETH: Th2t the said\~. Hill for and in consider­ ation of the sum of fifty pounds starling money to him in hand paid by the said RichQrd Hill before sealing and delivery of these presents, the receipt and payment whereof is hereby acknowledge.ct hath granted, bargained, sold, 8linod, enfeoff, convey, confirmed and by these presents doth grant, bargain, sell, enfeoff, convey and confirm unto the said Rich2rd Hill, his heirs and assigns forever: -- One certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred acres, lying and being in Fairfield County on Beaver Creek, a branch of Broad River, granted to Richard Hill, dec'd by his ex­ cellency, Wm. Bull, Esq., the 18th day of January 1765, bounding SE on land laid out to Mitchell Miller and all other sides vacant land when surveyed, and hath such shape, form and marks as a plat to the original grant annexed represents with the appurtenances, situate, lying and being as aforesaid with their and every (cont.) 16. The Family of Richard and Mary Moberly Hill (continued) "of their rights, members and appurtenances whatsoever, and the Re­ version and reversions, remainder and remainders of and singular the:; lands, tenements, hereitaments and premises hereby granted or intended to be hereby granted & also the estate and estates, rights, titles, claims, interests and demands of, in, or to all the said 100 acres of land as above mentioned. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD to the said Richard Hill, his heirs and assigns with the appurtenances as aforesaid, and also all and every the estates and profits, claims and demands whatsoever of him the said William Hill, his heirs and assigns with the appurt­ enances as aforesaid & all and every the estate & profits, claims & demands whatsoever of him the said Wm. Hill, in & to the pre­ mises or any wise concerning the same unto the said Rich?d Hill, his heirs and assigns forever. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said 100 acres of land and premises with every part & parcel thereof unto the said Rich'd Hill, his heirs to the sole use and behoof forever and the said Wm. Hill for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators, & assigns doth hereby promise & agree that he shall & will at all times warrant & forever defend the said premises to the said Hill against all lawfull claims or demands whatsoever whereby the above premises might or may be affected or incumbered contrary to the true intent and meaning of these presents. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said Wm. Hill hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day & year forth above written. His Signed, sealed & delivered, in /signed/ Wm. X Hill Mark Her Dorcus X Hill Mark "Rec'd of the within named Richard Hill the sum of 50 pounds St'l., It being the consideration money within mentioned rec'd per me. His /signed/ William X W. Hill Mark STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, FAIRFIELD DISTRICT: .. Personally appeared Edward Mobley and being duly sworn on oath that he saw Wm. Hill & Dorcus Hill sign, seal and deliver this deed for the use and purposes therein mentioned, & said VJm. Alsup and Jethro Mobley sign their names as witnesses to the same with himself." /signed/ Edward Mobley. Sworn to before me this 27th of May, 1797. /signed/ James Parks, J.P. Richard Hill purchased a tract of land from Adam Effort. It adjoined the above property. The Fairfield Census of 1810 does not show many of the Hill families that were shown earlier in the 1800 and later in the 1820 lists. Only.Moses and his son Thomas Hill were shown. However, Richard Hill, as shown by his ·will and probate, died in early 1810. 17. The family of Richard and Mary (Moberly) Hill (continued) The Will of Richard Hill was shown as follows: FAIRFIELD RECORDS, 18-224 - Printed records "Fairfield Co., S. C, Wills, Vol. 1, Section 5, page 59. "Last Will & testament of Richard Hill, deceased. IN THE NAJ'/~ OF GOD, AMEN: Know ye that I Richard Hill, of the State of South Carolina and Fairfield Dist. being weak of body but of perfect Mind and Memory, knowing that it is appointed for all men to die; and as touching such worldly pro­ perty as it hath pleased God to bless me with, it is my will that my property be judiciously appraised and remain as it is to the use of my family for my wife and children. Secondly it is my will that my wife Mary Hill do posses, and ocuppy the plantation where­ on I now live, with all the appurtenancies thereunto belonging during her lifetime, or widowhood. Then to be equally divided at her decease or marriage among my five sons, viz, William, Simeon, Richard, Sion and John. Thirdly it is my will that unto each of my daughters namely, Darkus, Susannah and Sarah, unto each of them to be given to the amount of forty dollars of my goods and chat­ tels after they have been appraised, and the remainder if any to be equally divided among my children." January 22nd, 1810. "In the Court of Ordinary for the District of Fairfield per­ sonally appeared John McCullough, George S. Smith, and Daniel A. Mobley, who being duly sworn deposeth that they were present when the within named Richard Hill deceased directed the above John Mccully to write, which was the same in substance wnich is con­ tained in the above instrument of writing called his will, but the said deceased, became so weak and insensable before the will was perfected, but was truly sensible when he spake the testa­ mentary words, the said deponent further says that they being present were called upon to witness the above transaction and that they did in the presence of each other did subscribe their names thereto." Sworn to the 5th day of Feby. 1811. ?signed/ John McCully George (X) Smith Jno. Buchanan J.C. O. Davis A. Mobly Probated-----(Unknown Administrators appointed - Mary Hill, widow, Administratrix) J.c.o. Jno. Buchanan. Recorded in Book 5, page 506 - Recording date unknown) - File 18, Pkg. No. 224, copied by Miss Frances Robertson, Deputy Court Clerk, Fairfield Co., s. c. As shown above, Rich8rd Hill died circa 1810 while making his Will. Davis Mobley (David) is shown to have signed as a witness. But when swearing the witnesses, the name is given as Daniel A. Mobley. No explanation is given for this conflict. David and ' Daniel Mobley were nephews of Mary Moberly Hill since their .fath.er, Thomas Mobley, was her brother. George Smith, a neighbor, bought land from the Widow of John Hill who died in 1810. John McCully or another person of the same name, signed deeds and legal instrum~nts for the Hills' in both Fairfield Co., S. C. and in the Walton, Gwinnett and Jackson County areas of Georgia. 18. GENERAL STATmJIENT OF THE ESTATE OF RICHARD HILL, SR., DECEASED 1810 Dr. Mary Hill Administratrix of the Estate of Richard Hill deceased, in account with the Ordinary of Fairfield District. This accountant charges herself with the amount of sale of the personal estate of this deceased made on the 30th day of January, 1810 on a credit of 12 months ------$1065.19.4 To sale of some stock which could not be found on the close day - 14.00.0 To cash received as per account No. 1 11.50 To amount of notes due by Wm. E. Hill and Interest as account No. 2 432.84 To cash received of Wm. Wright 33.67 -,-1557.20.4 Deduct as per credit side 244.62.4 The Widow's third 437.58.0 Amount for Distribution

And prays allowance for the following disbursements: VIZ: By amount paid sundries as per account No. 1, 127.70.6 By amount paid sundries as per account No. 2. 29.50.0 By balance of Ordinary 1 s Fees 9.55.8

Commissions for Receiving $1557.20.4 And paying away - - 1557.20.4 $3114.40.8 @ 2½% - .77.86 $244.62.4

DIST RIB UT ION: Dorcas Barker $145.83.3 William E. Hill 145.83.3 S imeion Hill 145.83.3 Peyton Mobley 145.83.3 Richard Hill 145.83.3 Sion Hill 145.83.3 -$874.99.8

There is nothing that affords proof of the date of the decease of Mary Hill. If she lived on the landed estate of her husbanc. until her decease, then it was prior to 1818. There was a "Mary Hill" shown on the Fairfield Census of 1820 but this may have been the Widow of John Hill who died in Fairfield County in 1810. 19. The Family of Richard and Mary Moberly Hill (continued) The land that Richard Hill, Sr. bought from Wm. Hill, Jr., in 1793 divided in 1818 •..• Deed Bk. CC, page 121, Dec. 20, 1818. "The State of South Carolina: KNO;;J ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that I, Seimon Hill, of the District of Fairfield, in the state afore­ said, in consideration of the sum of $400.00 to me in hand paid by William Edward Hill, Richard Hill & Sien Hill, of tho State and district aforesaid, have granted, bargained, sold and released unto them, the said Vvm. E., Richard & Sien Hill, all that plantation or tract of two tracts of lond containing 184 acres, it being the real estate of Richard Hill, late of Fairfield District, deceased, who died intestate, leaving a Widow and 6 children, that is, Mary Hill, his widdow, Vvilliam Hill, the said Simeon Hill, (Sien & Richard) sons: Dorcas & Susannah Hill, daughters, & whereas by the laws of this state each of the children of the dec 1 d is entitled to an equal share of the two-thirds of said land, it being yet in an un­ divided state, and as so hereby intended to be conveyed to my afore­ said brothers, the said Wm. E., Richard & Sion Hill, one hundred acres of the aforesaid one hundred and Eighty Four acres above mentioned was granted to RichGrd Hill, the father of the aforesaid RichDrd, whom also died intestate, whose eldest son, Wm., accord­ ing to the Rights of Promogeniture, became the heir of all the landed Estate of the Said Richard, who did convey the aforesaid tract of one hundred acres to his brother Richard Hill, the father of the said Wm. E., Simeon, Richard and Sien, Dorcas and Susan- nah Hill, by deed bearing the date of the 6th day of February, 1793, and is made of Record in the Registers office for the District. The other part of the said 184 acres as aforesaid was conveyed to the said Richard Hill, the father of the said Wm., Simeon, Richard & Sien, Dorcas and Susannah Hill, by deed bearing date the 13th day of November 1792, and is made of record in the Registers office as aforesaid; this conveyance is for forty-nine acres, the whole agreeable to the grant to Richard Hill and the aforesaid conveyance from Adam Effort is 149 acres, but contains by a re-survey 184 acres, situate adjoining one Beaver Creek in the Dist. aforesaid, having such shape, for & marks as the plat anext to the grant to the aforesaid Richard Hill doth represent. Together with the des­ cription given of tho aforesaid 49 acres in the deed of conveyance from Efort to the said Richard Hill. Together with the plat of the resurvey therGof doth shew forth. Reference thereunto being had will more full & ot large appear. TOGETHER WITH ALL & SINGULAR the rights, members, etc., to the said premises belonging or in any wise incident or appertain­ ing. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD ALL & singular the premises, that is the aforesaid twenty & one third acres of land unto the said Wm. E Hill, Richard and Sion Hill, their heirs & assigns forever, & I do hereby bind myself my heirs, executors, administrators & assigns mentioned unto them, the said "William E. Hill, Richard t: Sien Hill, their heirs & assigns agDinst myself & my heirs & against all & every other person & persons whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. WITNESS MY HAND & seal this twentieth day of Decomber in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred & Eighteen & in the forty-third year of the independence of the United States of America. /signed/ Simeon Hill (L.S.) 20. The Family of Richard and Mary (Moberly) Hill

"Signed, sealed and acknowledged and delivered in the presence of: SOUTH CAROLINA - FAIRFIELD DIST. "Personally came Capt. Jacob Feaster before me the subscrib­ ing Justice & make oath that he was prewent & saw the within named Simeon Hill sign, seal & as his act & deed deliver the with­ in deed of conveyance to William E. Hill, Richard and Sion Hill, for the uses &, purposes therein mentioned, and that he together with Edward Meador & Robert F. Coleman, in the presence of each other, witnessed tho due execution thereof, on the 28th of Dec­ ember 1818, before me. D.R. Coleman, J. L. /signed/ Jacob Feaster, Jr. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA "I, David R, Coleman, a Justice of the Quorum, do hereby cer­ tify that Elizabeth, the wife of the within named Simeon Hill, did this day appear before me & after being privately & separately exam­ ined by me, did declare that she does freely, voluntarily & with­ out any compulsion, dred or fear of any person or persons whom­ soever, renounce, release and forever relinquish unto them, the sd. William E. Hill, Rich~rd & Sion Hill, their heirs & assigns, all her estate & also all her rights and claim of dower in or to all & singular the premises within - & released. Given under my hand and seal, etc. her /signed/ Elizabeth (X) Hill Mark

D.R. Coleman Recorded 18th day of June, 1821 • ... ,.. ...,.. ...,.. ..1,. "'I' _.I, 'I" '(' 21. The Family of Richard and Mary Moberly Hill (continued) TThe Children of Richard Hill and Mary were: 1. William Edward Hill, born 1785 in Fairfield County, S. C., died November 9, 1862, Jackson County, Georgia. He married Elizabeth Cockrell. (See page 25). 2. Simeon Hill, born 1792 and died circa 1857. He married Elizabeth Mobley, a daughter of Cullen (Colin) and Keziah Mobley. A detailed account of their family is given on page 41. 3. Richard Hill, born _.1_, died _L, married? Richard Hill, son of Richord Hill Sr. and Mary Moberly was born in Fairfield County, S. C. He apparently removed from S. C. to Georgia with his brothers, 11J"m. E. and Sion Hi 11. We have been unable to trace his family, if any, or what became of him.

Walton County, Georgia 1830 Census Page 169 Richard Hill 1 male 5-10 yeers 2 females under 5 years 1 male 20-30 years 1 female 20-30 years 3 slaves Richard Hill was not shown on the 1840 Census of Walton County. Another Richard Hill was shewn in the Walton County Marriage records as follows: "Richard Hill marriod Sally Elliot, April 17, 1806. 11

4. Sien Hill, born 1800-10, died 1847, married Mary itJright. He removed from Fairfield County, S. C. to Walton County, Georgia. Page 45.

5. Dorcas Hill - married Richard Barker. We have no inform­ ation on this couple. Richard may have been a connection of one of the Barker Families of Fairfield County.

6. John Hill - mentioned in his father's will but not Shown in the final settlement. Died circo 1810?

7. Sarah Hill - Mentioned in her father's will but not shown in the final settlement. Diec Circa 1810?

8. Susannah Hill - married Payton Mobley, B. 1788, Died?. Payton Mobley's ancestry is unknown. He signed as a witness to a deed as follows: ( continued next page) 22. The Family of Richard Hill, Sr. and Mary Moberly. (Cont.) Payton Mobley and Susannah Hill (continued) 9 March, 1820 - Ludford (Ledford) Mobley of Fairfield Co., to Robt. Chandler 163 acres on a branch of Broad River called Potter's Branch bounded by Isham Mobley, Thos. Shelton, the Widow Mabry and Peyton Mobley. Wit: Peyton Mobley - Fred Rae David Henderson Book CC, page 136. Peyton Mobley removed from Fairfield County, S. C. to Walton County, Georgia, before 1830 and is shown in the census records •. page 169 - Walton County, Georgia - "Payton Mobley 2 males under 5 years. 1 female under 5 years 1 male 5-10 years 3 females 10-15 " 1 male 40-50 years 1 15-20 years 1 30-40 years 7 slaves

V Also shown on page 169: Richard, Sion and John Hill, William~ J nes, Johnson, Smith, Franklin, Roman, Pepper and Thompson. On page 168, Mathew Hush and Carter Hill. He removed from Walton to ~1urray County, Georgia.

1850 Census of Murray County 2 Georgia 1 rage 186. PEYTON MOBLEY age 62 Born in South Carolina Susanna Mobley n 56 " n " " Elizabeth Mobley " 24 " II Georgia Ledford Mobley II 22 II " ll Barnabas Mobley " 18 " " n Charlotte Mobley " 13 " " " From the fact that Elizabeth Elizabeth Mobley was born in Georgia circa 1826 we find that Payton and Susannah removed from S. C. 1820-26. No further record is found on this couple. It seems likely that he was a connection of Ledford Mobley since he lived as a neighbor in both S. C. and Georgia and named one of his sons for him. 23. AITCHESON - ACHISON - 1790 Census of Fairfield County, S. C. "Mary Aitcheson - Number shown in family - 6" 11 "John Aitcheson " " " 5"

ALSOP - ALSUP Wm. Alsup or Alsop lived in N. W. Fairfield among the Hill and Mobley families. He witnessed the Will of Wm. Hill, signE~d July 1, 1790, and signed as a bondsman for the executor of the estate, William Hill, Jr. Already shown, "Elizabeth Hill md. John Alsop •. " She was the dau. of Wm. Hill, Jr. Wm. Alsup wit­ nessed a deed in 1792, Wm. Hill to Samuel Moberly - Also another deed, Wm. Mobley to Wm. Hill in the same year •.•• And "vim. Hill bounds unto Mobley •.• 50 acres of land." (1788) The 1790 census of Fairfield County, S. C. shows: "Nm. Alsup - 2 males over 16 years 5 males under 16 years 3 females The Alsups may have had other connections with the Hills but the relation is not apparent. They must have moved west to Georgia, Alabama or Mississippi. Robert, Joseph and Drury Alsup settled in Giles County, Tenn. A Drury Alsop patented land in Lowndes Co., Miss. Denie Alsup lived in Monroe Co., Miss. Lowndes County was later cut from Monroe.

BARKER The 1790 Census of Camden District, Fairfield County: Samuel Barker - 2 males over 16 years, l under 16 yrs.; 2 females. Jacob Bark8r 1 male 11 u 2 II II Tl 4 " n 11 If ,, " Jacob Barker Jr.l male " " ' 2 4 " Benjamin Barker 1 male IT ' 1 ti 11 2 " " ' " " From Fitz Hugh McMaster 1 s "History of Fairfield County, S. C.", 1946. (Note: All references to "Local Census (Fairfield) 1829 is taken from McMaster's History.) "Local Census 1829." Henson Barker 7 free white persons in the household. Judith Barker - 6 " " " 11 u 11 11 John Barker - 10 n " " " " " n 11 Samuel Barker - 3 " " Tt " 11 n Wm. Barker 3 n n " 11 " n " Dorcas Hill (dau. of Richard Hill and Mary Moberly)md. Richard Barker.

BRENNAN Naomi Hill, daughter of John M. Hill and Mary Mobley, md. Patrick Brennan. No further record.

FARRAR From "Sunlight on the Southside" by Land.C. Bell, from Wm. Howard's list - 1750 •.•• "Field Farrar •.•• 1 tithe." Susannah Mobley, dau. of Micajah & Elizab. Mobley md. Wm. Farrar. 1790 Census of Camden District, Fairfield County, S. C. "Field Farrar - 1 male over 16 years - 3 under 16 years 4 females 15 slaves. 24. The following extracts were taken from a letter written to Mrs. I.E. Jackson of Winder, Georgia, dated January 14, 1940, from Mr. Benjamin D. Hill, Jr. of Washington, D. C • •. ... "I have been sure of my descent from Charles Hill who died, in 1845, in Spartanburg Co., S. c., and his wife Temperance Webb ..• Concerning Reuben Hill, tho you may know more than I: At the time that Abel Hill lived on Main Broad River, McFadden and Hill Creeks, Abel Hill took out a North Carolina Grant in 1784 for which Thomas Harrison and Reuben Hill were chain bear­ ers. John Hill in 1789, took out a N. C. grant for which Joseph Ashworth and Ruben Hill were chain bearers, this grant being located on Sander Run of Broad River, in the same neighborhood, Geor~e Hill was also a neighbor. The Abel Hill, George Hill, and John Hill are in the Ruther­ ford Co., N. C. Census of 1790, Reuben Hill is not, nor in York County, S. C. census of 1790. Later, in 1795, Abel Hill sells his lands in Rutherford Co., N. C. and buys the same year in Pendleton District, S. C. Tho there are no sale deeds for George Hill, he, also buys in Pendleton, in 1795. John Ashworth and Susan Camp are to be found in Pendleton, also. After this, Reuben Hill appears in the 1800 Census for York County, S. C., and makes his first purchase of land in Ruther­ ford Co., N. C., in 1805. In York, he must have been a neighbor to George Hill who lived on Ashworth Creek, just on the North Carolina side. Now, also after this date of removal by Abel Hill and GBorge Bill, Charles Hill purchased his lands, first, in 1798, and it looks like, from the descriptions in the deeds, that Reuben Hill located near Charles Hill, on Second Broad River, in Rutherford Co., N. C. George Hill purchased a warrant for land on Ashworth Creek of Broad River, in 1786, and later, in 1790, at which time Richard Hill was one of the Chain Bear-ers. Richard appears in the 1790 cepsus for Rutherford Co., N. C., tho both he had enter­ ed a grant in.another part of the County in 1783, and his son, William, in 1791, on French Broad River, both tracts being sur­ veyed at the same date, in 1791. Richard is still on Sandy Run, however, in 1794. Now, from this pattern it is safe to deduct proof that Abel, George, John, Reuben, and Richard are Rin, and, I believe, brothers. This does not however connect either James or Charles, tho Charles was located in a region to which Reuben moved. The censuses of 1800 say that Abel Hill, George Hill, Reuben Hill, and John Hill were each 26-45 years of age, that James Hill was over 45 years of age & Charles Hill either 26-45 or 16-26 (there being two Charles Hills to mix matters up) .....• I firmly believe that Abel Hill, of Anderson District, S. C., who died in 1803, wife, Elizabeth, is but the brother, not the father, since he was 26-45 years of age. The Dawson Co., Ga., record for Reuben Hill is simple, as it is known that he and many of his married children removed from Rutherford Co., N. C. He was a Rev~ Pensioner, states he was born in York Co., S. C. in 1764; died, in 1858. His wife was Margaret McBrayer, or McBrier, and she was from York County, Also." •...... /signed/ Benjamin D. Hill, Jr. (Irma Heard Ristroph (Mrs. Paul L.) of New Orleans, La., Writes: "I am trying to trace my line back to Reuben Hill ••• His children: Asaph, Scotland, David. William, Arbella & Patsy M.'~ 25.

WILLIAM E. HILL of Fairfield District, S. C., & Jackson Co., Ga. William Edward Hill, son of Richard Hill Senior and Mary Moberly Hill, was born in Fairfield District, South Carolina in 1785* and died November 9th, 1862 and is buried in the family cemetery at his old home near Rockwell Church (Universalist) in Barrow Co., Ga. He married Elizabeth Cockrell, (born 1794, died** October 3rd, 1888) in Fairfield District, S. C. on the 18th of Dec., 1823. He was a soldier in the War of 1812, volunteering at Winn's Old Field, Fairfield District, S. C. and served from Oct. 6th, 1814 to March 7th, 1815 as a private in Capt. William Nevet's (Nivitt's) Company, South Carolina Militia. He was described at the time of enlistment as of fair complexion, blue eyes, five feet, ten inches in height, After the war he lived in Fairfield District, S. C., for a few years, then removed to Jackson County, Georgia. Here he lived on Beech Creek near Jug Tavern, Now Winder, and his brother Zion (Sion) Hill. He later moved to Rockwell where he died. The following deeds are on record in the office of the County Clerk in Jackson County, Georgia. Jackson County Deeds-: Book N, pages 382-383. Dated Oct. 10, 1848 - From Nathaniel C. Jarrett, Berryman S. Camp and Robert Moon, Administrator of the estate of Dilmus Lyle, to William E. Hill, 300 acres of land on the north side of Mulberry River, ad­ joining D.R. Lyle and others ..... ~600.00 .. Jackson County Deeds - Book O, pages 543, dated August 6, 1847. Peter E. McMullan to Wm. E. Hill - for $300.00 - 200 acres of land east of Indian Creek. On Dec. 10th, 1850, while a resident of Jackson County, Ga., he applied for the bounty land which was due for his service in the War of 1812. He was allowed eight acres of bounty land on Warrant No. 19980, under the act of Sept. 28th, 1850. On June 23, 1855, he applied for the additional bounty land which was due for his service in the War of 1812. He was granted eighty acres of land on Warrant No. 40368. He was then a resident of Jackson County, Georgia and aged seventy years*** Elizabeth (Cockrell) Hill drew a pension on her husband's services. Her application was executed May 15, 1878, while re­ siding in Jackson Co., Ga., aged seventy years*** certificate No. 16257 - commenced March 9th, 1878, Issued Jan. 29th, 1879, *From information in a letter dated Nov. 9th, 1837 by A. D. Hiller, Executive Assistant to the Administrator for the Veterans Admin­ istration, Washington, D. C. written to Mrs, Annie Hill Jackson of 408 North Broad Street, Winder, Georgia. ,:,,:, & ,:":,,:, The 1785 birthdate for Vvm. E. Hill conflicts with the 1850 census and the pension record differs from both of these. Elizabeth Cockrell Hill's birthdate is given in the Bible Record as 1794, in the pension as 1808 and the census as 1800. 26. William E. Hill of Fairfield District, S. C. & Jackson Co., Ga. "In 1878, Alexander A. Hill lived in Mulberry, Jackson Co., Ga. No relationship shown. In the same year John F. Cockrell, aged 63 years and Margaret Stone, age seventy-six years, both residents of Fairfield District, S. C., made joint affidavit that they were pre­ sent at the marriage of William E. Hill and Elizabeth Cockrell, but did not state any relationship to the family." The Children of William E. and Elizabeth (Cockrell) Hill. I. STARLING E. HILL - born Dec. 16, 1824, died Oct. 24, 1864. married Lucinda Ann Stewart. II. MOSES R. HILL - son of William E. Hill and Elizabeth Cockrell, was born Oct. 8th, 1826, died Dec. 22, 1862 while a volunteer in the Confederate States Army and buried at Richmond, Va. He never marriEd. III. Cicero Sandford Hill - Born May 12, 1828, died July 23, 1894. · Married Margaret White. IV. SUSAN ANN HILL, daughter of Wm. E, and Elizabeth (Cockrell) Hill, was born May 29th, 1830. She married James Wills. V. ALEXANDER ABEL HILL - born August 14, 1832, died June 3, 1887. He married Margaret E. House. VI. NANCY E. HILL - born Oct. 16, 1836, died ? She married Robert Shields. VII. LUCY A. HILL - born March 16, 1840.

VIII. JOHN P. HILL - Born ? and died ?

STARLING E. HILL, son of Wm. E. and Elizabeth Cockrell Hill, was born Dec. 16th, 1824, died Oct. 24, 1864. He married Lucinda Ann Stewart (born 1835, died Se.pt. 14, 1895), the daughter of Reuben Stewart and Charity Hale. Starling E. Hill served in the Confeder­ ate States Army, enlisting May 1, 1864 at Athens, Georgia. He was a Private in Company I, 38th Georgia Infantry Regiment, C. S. A. He was captured at Fisher's Hill, Va., Sept. 22, 1864, The records further show that he died October 24th at Point Lookout, Maryland. The date of burial is shown as October 24th, 1864 in the Confed­ erate Cemetery at Point Lookout, Maryland, grave No. 609 - Hosp- it a 1 Na • 5104 •

The Children of Starling E. Hill and Lucinda Ann Stewart~ I. Charity Elizabeth Hill - married Joseph LaFayette Gunnin, She was born April 30, 1860, married Dec. 18, 18 • He was born March 4th, 1857, died April 24th, 1915. - Children: 1. Effie Gunnin, b. Oct. 30th, 1879, died August 21, 1880. 27. William E. Hill of Fairfield District, S. C. & Jackson Co., Ga. The Children of Starling E. Hill and Charity Ann Stewart (Cont.} 2. Wade Hampton Gunnin, born May 29, 1881, md. Mary Lou Moon, Dec. 23, 1903. She was born Nov. 17 Nov. 17, 18$. Twins 3. Christopher Columbus Gunnin, born May 29th, 1881, died June 13th, 1928. Married Pauline Carroll. Children: 1. Elizabeth Pauline 4. Frances Gunnin 2. Christopher, Jr. 5. Dorothy Latrele 3. Carroll Edgar 6. Marjorie Hill Gunnin 4. Arthur L. Gunnin - born April 25, 1893, died May 17, 1932. Married Ruby Fambrough. (no living children) Record taken from Bible belonging to Mrs. J. L. Gunnin of Hoschton, Georgia. BIRTHS Joseph LaFayette Gunnin - Born March 4, 1857. Charity Elizabeth (Hill} Gunnin - April 30, 1860. Effie E. Gunnin - Oct. 30, 1879. Wade Hampton Gunnin} - May 29, 1881. Twin Christopher C. Gunnin} - May 29, 1881. n Arthur L. Gunnin - April 25, 1893. Edwin Gunnin - Oct. 24, 1916 )Children of Ruby Arthur L. Gunnin1 Jr. - Dec. 2, 1918 )Fambrough Gunnin. Elizabeth Pauline Gunnin July 30, 1905 )Children of Chris Christopher C. Gunnin, Jr.July 4, 1907 )& Pauline Gunnin. Frances Louise Gunnin - Jan. 16, 1911) " " Dorothy LaTrelle Gunnin - Nov. 11, 1918.) n " Eugene Clifton Siler, Jr. Aug. 7, 1929 ) Children of Pauline Elizabeth Rankin Siler - July 10, 1930 ) Elizabeth Gunnin. DEATHS Effie E. Gunnin - Aug. 21, 1880 J. L. Gunnin - April 24, 1915 Edwin Gunnin - June 8, 1918 Christopher c. Gunnin, Jr.Nov. 6, 1916 Arthur Gunnin, Jr. - Dec. 8, 1924 Mrs. Ann Hill - Sept. 14, 1895 (Mother of Charity Hill (Gunnin) W. A. Hill - Jan. 5, 1895 (Brother of Charity Gunnin. A. L. Gunnin - May 17, 1932 Callie Hill - April 2, 1935 (Sister-in-law) JohnE. Hill - April 10, 1935 (Brother of Charity Gunnin. 2$. William E. Hill of Fairfield District, S. C. & Jackson Co., Ga. Starling E. Hill (continued) 2. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HILL, born Jan. 10th, 1862, married Dec. 29th, 1$97 to Mattie Elizabeth Attaway. He died Jan 5, 1924. They had no children.

3. JOHN EMANUEL HILL - married Callie Lucy Ella Hill. He was born Nov. 1, 1862, married Nov. 15, 1892 and died April 10th, 1935. She was born July 29th, 1873 and died April 2, 1935. Children: ( 1) Annie Naomi Hill - married Isaac E. Jackson, Children: Anne Hill Jackson. ( 2) Eula John Hill - married Henry W. Sullivan - no children. ( 3 ) Latrelle Hill - married Dan Hugh Williamson. Children: 1. Dan Hugh Williamson, Jr. (4) Ethel Bill Hill - married Henry Clay Camp. Children: 1. Henry Clay Camp, Jr. 2. William Otis Camp. 3. Jan Hill Camp. 4. Judith Lindley Camp.

II. MOSES R. HILL - Son of William E. Hill and Elizabeth Cockrell, was born Oct. 8th, 1826, died Dec, 22, 1862 while a volunteer in the Confederate States Army and was buried at Richmond, Va. He never married.

III. CICERO SANDFORD HILL - Born May 12, 1828, died July 23, 1894. He married Margaret VJhi te. He served in the War between the States, Company 1 E 1 , 16th Georgia Volunteer Cavalary, Marler 1 s Company. He was wounded in the Arm. Children: J. Lula Hill - Married Matt ·w. Parks - Issue: (1) Myrtle Parks - married Grover Smith. They have one daughter, Christine Smith, md. ___?

2. W. Elbert Hill - married first: Hattie House (1861-1883) Children: (1) Edgar C. Hill - Born Feb. 23, 1879, died Oct. 10, -- 1935, son of Elbert Hill and Hattie House. He married Lallie Harris, daughter of John L. Harris, Winder, Georgia. Their Children: 1. Harriet Hill - married J. H. Barber. 2. Marion Hill 3. Edgar C. Hill, Junior. 4. Elizabeth Hill 5. Sara Hill 6. Jean Hill ( 2) Florine Hill, daughter of Elbert and Hattie Hill. Never married. ( 3) John Moses Hill - died in infancy. 2} , . ~illiam E. Hil1 of Fairfield District, S. C. & Jackson Co., Ga. CICERO SANDFORD HILL (continued) W. Elbert Hill married second, Laura Camp. Children: ( 1) Addie Hill - married Hardy H. Hogan. Settled RFD, WindG-, Georgia. They had children and among them, Hoyt Hogan, of Winder, Georgia. Mrs. Addie Hill Hogan died September 12, 1959. She was a member of Rockwell Universalist Church.

(2) Juette Hill - born Sept. 22, 1887, died _.,? married Joe R. Wills on May 26, 1909. (3) Alexander C. Hill - Born Sept. 11, 1889, died May 12, 1~55. He married Ellen Durham on December 29, 1910. Children: 1. Allie Elizabeth Hill - married Francis Marion Stewart on Nov. 25, 1939. A son, Victor Gene Stewart, was born November 5th, 1946. 2. Margaret Elise Hill - Married John Robert Austin on July 9, 1939. 1. John Glenn Austin - born July 8, 1940. 2. James Austin - born June 5, 1943. 3. Suellen Austin - born December 27, 1946. John R. Austin is Ordinary of Barrow County, Ga. (1960) Live at Winder, Georgia. 3. William Glenn Hill - married Betty Inez Bernyrnan on Dec. 28, 1940, They reside at Hoschton, Georgia. Children: 1. Jimmy Elbert Hill - born Feb. 12, 1942. 2. Ronald Glenn Hill - born June 29, 1946. 3. Richard Doyle Hill was born Jan. 2, 1951. 4. Lora Lanelle Hill - Married Charles E. Bowers on Feb. 1, 1947. Settled at Canon, Georgia. 1. Ellen Jane Bowers was born March 31, 1948. 2. James Charles Bowers was born May 16, 1950. 3. Mildred Hill Bowers was born Sept. 9, 1954. D E A T H S Mildred Kathryn Hill died May 10, 1946. Alex C. Hill died May 12, 1955. Wm. Elbert Hill is buried at Lyle Cemetery, just off the Hosohtort­ Winder road near where the Mulberry, Ga. Postoffice used to be.

(4) Lula Mae Hill, daughter of Wm. Elbert Hill and Laura Camp, was born June 4, 1894, and married Oct. 6, 1917, Wm. Ernest Parker who was born March 5, 1893. Children: 1. Wm. Hinton Parker - Born Oct. 5, 1918. 2. Travis Boyd Parker - Born Dec. 29, 1920. 3. Wm. Ernest Parker, Jr., born March 21, 1932. (5) Ruth Hill - Married --? 30. William E. Hiil of Fairfield District, S. C. & Jackson Co., Ga. Cicero Sandford Hill (continued) 3. _ Mary Ellen Hill, daughter of Cicero Sandford and Margaret White Hill, married Joe Wiley. Their children: (1) Winona Wiley - married ____ Bailey. (2) Scott Wiley - married~-~--? Children: 1. Ellen Wiley - married Dilmus Venable. Ellen Venable is the visiting teacher for Barrow Co., Ga. (1960) (3) Robert Wiley - married Arcania Williams. (4) Lorenzo Wiley - married ___ Dalton. (5) Joe Wiley - married Cora Evans. Children: 1. Alton Vifiley. 2. Jerome Wiley - married Marie Hill, daughter of Hugh Hill and Olivia Wood. 3. Clyde Wiley. Note: Scott, Robt., Lorenzo and Joe Wiley are deceased.

4. Elizabeth (Betty) Hill, daughter of Cicero S. and Margaret Hill, was born Oct. 17, 1859, died Jan. 22, 1918. She married Frank Bar­ tow Persall who was born July 4, 1861, died Jan 8, 1917. Children: (1) Young Persall; (2) Maggie Bell Persall; (3) Lester Persall; and others.

5. Clara Hill - married Rev. Almon J. Strain, a Universalist Minister. They lived at Ariton, Alabama near Camp Hill, Ala. Issue: ( 1) Almon Strain - deceased. ( 2) Ben Strain " ( 3) Maggie Strain - married ___Darlington, St. Petersburg, Florida. ( 4) Imogene Strain - married __ Bledsoe - New York, City. 6. Margaret Hill - married Robert Wiley, a brother of Joe Wiley, Husband of Mary Ellen Hill. Children: (1) Bertha Wiley (2) Anna Wiley (3) Lola Wiley - married Frank Wages. (4) Callie Wiley married ______? (5) Hill Wiley - married Viola Bass. (6) Willie Scott Wiley married Grace ___? (7) Alvin Wiley married ___?

7. B,~rt L. Hill, son of Cicero S. and Margc:1ret Hill, was born Sept. 23, 1864 and died ___? He married Maggie Norton. Mrs. Hill survived her husband who is buried at Hoschton, Georgia. Issue: (1) Norton Hill - married first: Jurella Lay (no children). He married second: Alvie Hamilton. They had one daughter: 1. Alva Joe Hill married ___?, lives in Athens, Ga. (2) Murl Hill - married Tennie Baird. Live Hoschton, Ga. (3) Hubert Hill - married ____ • Lives in Oregon. William E, Hill of Fairfield District, S. c. & Jackson Co., Ga. Cicero S. Hil Robert L. Hill, son of Cicero S. Hill (continued) (4) Carolyn Hill - married 1st: LeRoy Edwards (ceceased) 1 daughter, Winona Edwards. 2nd: _____? Gainesville, Georgia.

8. Carter /l. Hil:}- son of Cicero Sandford Hill and Margaret White Hill, was born March 9, 1866.

9. Richard Y. Hill - born Dec. 23, 1867.

10. Carrie Hill, daughter of C. S. and Margaret Hill, married Jake Matthews, son of Lewis Matthews. They lived at Jefferson, Ga. A son, Leonidas Matthews. No furth8r record of children.

11. Anna Hill - married Lon Meadows. Lived in Meridan, Miss.

12. Hugh Hill - born April 22, 1874, died July 22, 1957. Jan. 2, 1898 to Lillian Olivia Wood who was born April 29, and died Dec. 15, 1957. Children: (1) C. S. Hill - married _____ ? ( 2) \·Toad Hill - married Poily Perryman. (3) Louise Hill - married Harlan Sells. (4) Marie Hill - married Jerome Wiley. (cousins) (5) Opal Hill - married ___ Murphy. (6) Mary Hill - married Wall. Hugh & Olivia Wood Hill are buried at Hoschton, Georgia. Horace Sells, son of Louise Hill and Harlan Sells md. Edna Reece July 23, 1959 at Hoschton Methodist Church, Hoschton, Georgia. 13. Rosena Hill - married Utah Edwards. They lived at Hoschton, Georgia and then removed to Green County, Georgia, Among their children; Preston; Eugene; Clayton; Clara Mary and others.

14, Rilla Hill - married Frank Durden. No children. They lived at Rutledge, Georgia. 3 2. William E. Hill of Fairfield District, S. C., & Jackson County, Ga. IV. Susan Ann Hill - born May 29, 1830, daughter of Wm. E. and Elizabeth Cockrell Hill. She married James Wills. Children: (1) J. A. Wills - married Clara McDonald - lived at Jeffer­ son~ Georgia. He was Ordinary of Jackson County. Children: 1. Edwin Wills - married Claire Niblack. 2. Olive Wills - married Nat. G. Long, a prominent minister, Methodist, Atlanta, Ga. 3. Mary Ruth Wills - married Wm. J. Culberson. 4. Sara Wills married Hoke Gurley. (2) William Wills - (Billie) Married ? Children: 1. Lilliam Dills - married -=B~i-v-in-s. 2. Ralph Wills. 3. Russell Wills.

V. Alexander f,bel Hill - Born August 14th, 1832, died June 3, · 1887. He married Margaret E. House (born April 27th, 1850, died July 26, 1926) married December 20th, 1867. J\lexander A. Hill served in the Confederate Stat.es Army, Company E., 16th Georgia Volunteer Cavalry. Children: (1) John William Hill - Born Sept. 9, 1868 - Died Nov. 28, 1942. He married Sallie Barr, born Oct. 31, 1871, died Sept. 15, 1915. Children: 1. Margurite Hill - married Hary Mere of Athens, Ga. They had two children, Suzanne Merck and Harry Merck, Jr. Both are married and have children. 2. John William Hill, Jr• born 1905, died 1922. 3. Frances Hill - married Herman Kinney. 4. Julian Hill - married ---? (2) Margaret Elizabeth Hill - Born Sept. 25th, 1870, died Feb. 1st., 1898. Married Wm. Russell Smith, Jan. 3, 1892. He was born Sept. 27, 1870, the son of Malvin Elizabeth Hosch (dau, of Lt. Henry Hosch) and John Wm. Smith, a son of Arnold Smith. They had one son, Paul Smith, born June 1, 1893. (3) Benjamin Hershel Hill - Born Aug. 18, 1872 - married Delia (Dell) Stewart - Lived near Hoschton, later Oakwood, Ga. Children: 1. Aaron Hill, 2. Claude Hill; 3. Irene Hill - others? (4) Henry Moses Hill - married Sallie Cooper (living 1960) b. Sept. 16, 1874, d. March 19, 1943. Children: 1. Cooper Hill 2. Hazel Lee Hill - married _____? 3. Martha Hill Sallie Cooper Hill and her daughter Martha live near Rock­ well Church in their Home. 33. WILLIAM E. HILL of Fairfield District, S. C. & Jackson Co., Ga. V. ALEXANDER ABEL HILL (continued) (5) Robert Alexander Hill - Born Nov. 2, 1877, died April 21, 1929, married December 27, 1905 to Lola Maddox. (living 1960) Children: 1. Frances Pauline Hill, b. Nov. 25, 1906, married Bee Robinson, (deceased) of Winder, Ga. They had two children; Caroline Robinson Md. ___? and Robert Robinson.

(6) Susan Hill, daughter of Alexander A. Hill and Margaret E. House, was born Aug. 2, 1883, died June 16, 1949 - married June 26, 1907, Alvin Cleveland Perry - born July 14, 1885, died Oct. 16, 1944. Children: 1. -~-= "Jack" Perry. 2. Alvin Hill Perry, born ?, married Dec. 23, 1948 to Carideen Smith. They have one daughter, Susan Perry.

(7) Pearl Hill, born Nov, 21, 1884, died MBrch 19, 1903, married Oct. 20, 1901, James Wm. Segars. Buried in Winder on the Segars Lot.

(8) Paul C. Hill, son of Alexander A. Hill, was born Oct. 3, 1887, died August 5th, 1938. He never married.

John W., Henry M., Robt. A. and Susan are buried at Rosehill Cemetery, Winder, Georgia, and Margaret Elizabeth at Hoschton, Ga.

VI. NANCY E. HILL, daughter of William E. and Elizabeth Cockrell Hill, was born October 16, 1836, died Oct. 11, 1892. She married Feb. 26, 1857, Joseph Robert Shields (born Oct. 20, 1827, died March 12, 1910. He served in the Confederate States Army. Children: (1) Emma Jane Shields - born Dec. 20, 1857, died Nov. 3, 1930, married Emanuel Scott Ethridge. (2) Elizabeth Charity Shields - Born Jan. 7, 1860, died July 21, 1891. She married Robert Johnson, Jefferson, Georgia. (3) John W. Shields - Born Oct. 29, 1862, died Dec. 8, 1934. Married Dec, 24th, 1891 to Susan Lanier. ( 4) James Camellus Shields - Born March 12, 1866, died Jan. 6, 1942. He married Alice Howard. (5) Robert Alexander Herschell Shields - Born Aug. 13, 1869, died July 14, 1870. 34. WILLIAM E. HILL of Fairfield District, S. C., & Jackson County, Ga. VI. NANCY E. HILL and Joseph Robert Shields (continued) (6) Susan Ellen (Ella) Shields - Born Aug. 18, 1872 and died Dec. 24, 1952. She married Ira Washington Ethridge (Brother to Scott} Dec. 27, 1896. (7) Emory Hill Shields, born Sept. 30, 1874. Married Annie Elder.

VII. LUCY l. HILL, daughter of William E. and Elizabeth Cockrell Hill, was born March 16th, 1840.

VIII. JOHN P. HILL. Born on the 22nd of Dec., A. D. 1834 and died January 6th, 1863 while in the Confederate States Army - died of small-pox and was buried at Richmond Virginia. BIBLE, CEMETERY and 'JI'HER RECORDS OF THE WILLIAM E. HILL t'AMILY WILLI1\M E. HILL BIBLE RECORD - In the possession of Mrs. Cleveland Perry, Winder, Georgia. Copied by Mrs. Dan H. Williamson. 1. William E. Hill and Elizabeth Cockrell were married on the 18th December, 1823, 2. John G. House and Margaret H. Shields were married on the ? 3. Alexander A. Hill and Margaret E. House were married on the 20th December, A. D., 1867. 4. Francis M. Haynes and Fannie C. House were married on the 24th of August A. D., 1890. 5 • Wm. Russell Smith and Margaret Elizabeth Hill were married on the 3rd of January !~.D., 1892. 6. James William Segars and Pearl Hill were married on the 30th of · October, A. D., 1904. Robert A. Hill and Lola Maddox were married on the 27th of Dec., 1905. 8. A. Cleveland Perry and Susie E. Hill were married on the 26th of Juen, A. D., 1907. B I R T H S 9. William E. Hill was born 1785. 10. Elizabeth Cockrell was born 1794. 11. Starling E. Hill was born on the 16th Dec. A.D., 1824. 12. Moses R. Hill was born on the 8th of Oct. A. D., 1826. 13. Cicero S. Hill was born on the 12th of May A. D., 1828. 14. Alexander A. Hill was born on the 14th of lug. A.D., 1832. 15. Susan Ann Hill was born on the 29th of May, A. D., 1830. 16. John P. Hill was born on the 22nd of Dec., A. D., 1834. 17. Nancy E. Hill was born on the 16th Oct., A. D., 1836. 18. Lucy A. Hill was born on the 16th of March A.D., 1840. 3 5. WILLIAM E. HILL of Fairfield District, S. C., & Jackson Co., Ga. BIRTHS (continued) 19. Paul Smith was born on June 1st, 1893. 20. John H. House was born on the 26th Dec. A.D., 1837. 21. Wm. L. House was born on the 20th July A.D,, 1840. 22. Henry J. House was born on the 13th Jan., A. D., 1843. 23. Marcus C. House was born on the 18th June A. D., 1845. 24, Mary J. House was born on the •,---=..,..,...,,--,.--:--:,--,.-,,,.-? 25. Margaret E. House was born on the 27th April A. D., 1850. 26. Francis C. House was born on the 28th April A. D., 1853. 27. Missouri E. House was born on the 5th May A.D., 1856. 28. John William Hill was born on the 9th Sept. A. D., 1868. 29. Margaret Elizabeth Hill was born on the 25th Sept., A. D. 1870. 30. Benjaimine H. Hill was born on the 18th Aug. A.D. 1872. 31. Henry M. Hill was born on the 16th Sept. A. D. 1874. 32. Robert Alexander Hill was born on the 2nd Nov. A.D., 1877. 33. Pearl Hill was born 21st Day Nov. 1884.? 34. Susan Hill was born on the 2nd Aug. A.D., 1884? 35. Paul Hill was born on the 3rd of Oct. A.D., 1887.(d. 8?5?1938) 36. Hazel Lee Hill was born on the 15th Aug. A. D. 1906. 37. Frances Pauline Hill was born on the 25th Nov. A.D., 1906. 38. Robert A. Hill, Jr. was born on the 10th Aug., A.D., 1916.

D E A T H S 1. William E. Hill departed this life on the 9th Nov. A.D. 1862. 2. Mrs. Elizabeth Hill departed this life on 3rd Oct. A .D. 1888. 3 • Moses R. Hill deported this life on the 22nd December A. D. 1862, while a volunteer in the service of his country, was buried at Richmond, Va. 4. John P. Hill departed this life on the 6th of January A. D., 1863 while a volunteer in the service of his country, - died. of small-pox and was buried at Richmond,· Virginia. 5. Alexander A. Hill departed this life on the 3rd day of June A. D. 1887. 6. John G. House departed this life on the 22nd August A. D. 1863. 7. Margaret H. House departed this life on the 29th July A.D. 1869. 8. Henry J. House departed this life on the 15th August A. D. 1862. while a volunteer of his country and was buried near Richmond, Virginia. VJm. L. House departed this life on the 17th Aug. A.D. 1862 while a volunteer in the service of his country and was buriect\ at Richmond, Virginia. 10. Margaret E. Smith departed this life on the Feb. 1st, 1898. 11. Margaret E. Hill departed this life on 26th of July 1926. 12. Robert A. Hill departed this life on the 21st of April 1929. GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS IN THE HILL FAMILY CEMETERY J.T THE OLD vJM. E. HILL HOME NEAR ROCKWELL CHURCH, 'WINDER, BARROW CO. G.f,. (Winder was Jug Tavern, Jackson Co., Georgia, in Wm. E's lifetime.) 1. "WILLIM11 E. HILL - died Nov. 9, 1862 in the 77th year of his a~e. 'Sacred to the memory of William E. Hill who departed this life Nov. 9, 1862. Deceased was born anci raised in Fairfield Dist­ rict, S. c., from whence he removed to Jackson Co., Ga., and died in his 77th year. (continued) 36. WILLIAM E. HILL of Fairfield District, S. C., & Jackson County, Ga. William E. Hill Gravestone inscription - continued. "In life he was lived and respected by all who knew him. He died in the hope of a blessed immortality for himself and all of Adam's posterity. His bereaved family have placed this slab over his remains an imperfect testimony of the love and affection in which he was held by them.ri

2. Elizabeth Hill, consort of W. E. Hill born 1794, died Oct. Jrd, 1888. 3 • Elizabeth B. Persall - Oct. 17, 1859, Jan. 22, 1918. 4. Frank B. Persall - July 4th, 1861, January 8th, 1917. 5. Margaret White Hill, wife of C. S. Hill - Jan. 26, 1836 Nov. 15, 1914. 6. C. S. Hill - May 12, 1828 - July 23, 1894. 7. Paul C. Hill - died August 5th, 1938 - age 53 years. 8. Martha A. Thompson - Oct. 12, 1868, - Feb. 13, 1870. 9. John Moses Hill - 1883 - 1883. 10. Hattie House Hill - 1861 - 1883. 11. Carter A. Hill - March 9, 1866 - Nov. 6, 1866. 12. Richard Young Hill - Dec. 23, 1867, - Sept. 22, 1869.

HILL MARRII.GE RECORDS - J /.CKSON COUNTY, GEORGIA 1. Richard Hill Married Sally Elliot April 17, 1806 2. William P. Hill " Martha Carmen July 10, 1824. 3. Willia~ Hill " Nelly Thomas Jan. 1, 1833. 4. Sandford Hill " Margaret White July 27th, 1854. 5. David S. Hill " Emily C. House April 11, 1856. 6. William E. Hill " Mary F. House Jan. 27th, 1861. 7. John H. Hill 11 Martha Wall Jan. 30th, 1861. (Note) Hill Bible records are from Mrs. Dan H. Williamson. The Jackson County Marriage records were furnished by Mrs. S. C. Moon. , RECORD FROM THE CICERO SANDFORD HILL BIBLE. ( Now in the possession of Mr. Alex C. Hill, Hoschton, Georgia.) BIRTHS Cicero Sandford Hill Was born May 12, 1828. Margaret White Hill n n Jan. 26, 1836. 1. Tallular F. Hill n n Sept. 13, 1855. 2. W. Elbert Hill Ii 11 Dec . 5, 18 5 6. 3. Mary Ellen Hill n n Oct. 27, 1858. 4. Elizabeth A. Hill tr 11 Oct. 17, 1859. 5. Clara F. Hill 11 tl Jan. 10, 1861. 6. Margaret E. C. Hill II 11 Aug. 12, 1862. 7. Robert L. Hill " ti Sept. 23, 1864. 8. Carter A. Hill I! " March 9, 1866. 9. Richard Y. Hill " I! Dec. 23, 1867. 10. Nancy Caroline Hill ti II March 20, 1870. 11. Anna Jane Hill 0 11 Sept. 28, 1871. 12. Hugh White Hill ?Y 1! April 22, 1874. 13. Rosina Hill " Ii Jan. 31, 1877. 14. Cindarilla Hill " t? April 7, 1879. 37. WTLLIAM E. HILL of Fairfield District, S. C., & Jackson County, Ga. Cicero Sandford Hill - His son, ~illiam Elbert (W.E.) Hill Bible Record. B I R T H S W. E. Hill Dec. 5, 1856. Susan House Hill Sept. 2, 1861. Edgar C. Hill Feb. 23, 1879. Ethel Florine Hill Jan. 20, 1881 John Moses Hill April 9, 1883. Laura A. Camp Hill Oct, 15, 1889. (W. E. Hill 1 s 2nd wife.) Maggie Addie Hill Nov. 28, 1885. (These last five are Juette L. Hill Sept. 22, 1887,(the second set of Lula Mae Hill June 4, 1894 (children. Alex C. Hill Sept. 11, 1889 ( Mollie Ruth Hill Dec. 6, 1896. ( M A R R I A G E S w. E. Hill and Susan H. House were married the 20th of Dec. 1877. r, II 11 11 w. E. Hill and Laura 1l.. Camp 21 of Oct. 1884. Addie Hill and Hardy H. Hogan 11 1i 11 11th of July, 1907. Juette Hill and Joe R. Wills 11 !I ii 26th of May,, 1909. Alec. C. Hill and Ellen Durham " !I n Dec. 29, 1910. Edgar C. Hill and Lallie Harris 11 11 H Dec. 15, 1912. Lula Mae Hill and W. Ernest Parker ti n Oct. 5, 1917. Rtithe Hill and Brenton Mathews II 11 " Dec. 17, 1927. DEATHS Susan H. Hill i\pril 13, 1883. John Moses Hill July 25, 1883, Laura Adaline Camp Hill June 26, 193 5 . w·illiam Elbert Hill Se pt . 1 7 , 19 3 5 • Edgar C. Hill Oct. 10, 1935. Alex C. Hill May 12, 1955. Ethel Florine Hill S e pt • 19 , 19 5 7 . Addie Hill Hogan Sept. 12, 1959.

Graves at Lyle Cemetery in Jackson Co., Ga., between Winder and Hoschton, Georgia on Mulberry River. Alex C. Hill Mildred Hill Sept. 11, 1889 - May 12, 1955. Nov. 23, 1913 - May 10, 1936 Addie H. Hogan Hardy H. Hogan 1885 - Sept. 12, 1959 1886 - Annie Laurie Hogan Laura !~. Hill W. Elbert Hill 1915 - 1919 1864 - 1935- 1856 - 1935-- 38. WILLIM-1 E. HILL of Fairfield District, s. C• ' & Jackson Co., Ga. Jackson County, Georgia - Census 1850 Wm. E. Hill 60 male Born in South Carolina .Farmer Elizabeth Hill 50 Female Born in South Carolina Starling E. Hill 25 male Born in Georgia Moses Hill 23 n I! n n Cicero Hill 21 II 11 II If Susan A. Hill 18 Female Tl 11 !I Alexander A. Hill 16 Male n " II John P. Hill 14 n n I? " Nancy E. Hill 12 Female n If II

The Will of William E. Hill, Jackson County, Georgia - P'fill Book B, page 59, signed October 24th, 1855.' Mentions: Wife: Son: Sterling E. Hill -"The undivided l/3rd of land on Mulberry River purchased from Peter E. McMullen and adjoining others and my son Moses R. Hill. 11 Sons: M.oses R. Hill - )"Each to have l/3rd of Cicero S. Hill ) said lands. 11 Son: Alexander Hill "To have! of my home place, 'here he lives'"· Son: John P. Hill 0 The other half.n nMy wife is to enjoy use of the said property as long as she remains a Widow. My daughters Susan and Nancy when they marry my wife is to provide and give them their portion. 11 11 My sons Moses R. and Cicero s. Hill, Executors." / signed/ \v"illiam E. Hill ( L .S.) Witnesses: C. B. Williamson Recorded March 3, 1863 - John Simkins, Ordianary 39.

HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CfROLINh.

(Taken from McMaster 1 s History of Fairfield - Published 1946r and written by Phillip Edmund Pearson, the author of "Pearson's Manuacript History" and printed in "Statistics of S.C. 11 by Robert Mills, of S. C. (Published 1826) and later in McMaster's History.) "FAIRFIELD" 11 The first settlement of this district took place about 1745. Col. John Lyles and his brother Ephraim were among the First settlers. They located themselves at the mouth of Beaver creek on Broad River. Ephraim Lyles was killed by the Indians in his own house, but by a wonderful interposition of Providence, the Indians* went off and left Lyles 1 wife and seven or eight small children in it, after killing a Negro who was outside of the house. The Lyles were natives of Brunswick, Virginia, but re­ moved to this country from Bute County, N. C•.•..•• "

(,:~page 17 - McMaster - 11 The killing of Ephraim Lyles and others of his family at a date before this, is now generally accepted to have been done by white men, disguised as Indians on account of a dispute as to lands in N. C. claimed by Lyles")

McMaster 1 s Footnotes to above: (The date of the settlement of Ephraim Lyles is not definitely stated in any document found. From a petition filed by his widow in 1761, it seems likely that his settlement in Fairfield was about 1750. Col. John Lyles settled in Newberry County. The earliest settlers in Fairfield were along the Broad River near the conjunctions with Little River, about 1742.) "Fairfield District is bounded as follows: On the north by Chester District, from which it is separated by a line running from the mouth of Rocky Creek to Catawba River, south 80 miles and west 30 miles, until it intersects the Broad, at the mouth of Sandy River; on the west and southwest by Broad River which divides it from Union, Newberry, and Lexington Districts; on the south by a line drawn from Little River, beginning one mile from the mouth of Shaffer's Creek, s. 88, E. seventeen and one-half miles to the corner of Kershaw which divides it from Richland District; on the southeast by a line drawn from the last mention­ ed point, or corner, N. 18. 15 E. fourteen miles 23 chains to the intersection of Wateree River where Cornel 1 s Creek enters it which divides it from Kershaw; and on the northeast by the Wateree and Catawba Rivers, up as high as the mouth of Rocky Creek, which divides this district from a part of Lancaster and Kershaw. By a close computation, Fairfield contains 471, 040 square acres, being on an average 32 miles long and 23 in width. n ••• "Winnsborough is the seat of Justice of the District, and is one of the most pleasant and flourishing villages in the State. It lies in latitude 34 degrees, 19', 28" N. and longitude O degrees, 5', on west from Columbia, from which 40. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF Fl,IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. "It is distant in a straight line 25 3/4 miles. It is situate on the dividing ridge between the waters of Wateree and Broad Rivers; a main branch of the Wateree Creek heads near the village; also a main branch of Little River, a water of Broad River, called Jnckson's creek. The heads of these streams furnish excellent water. The elevation of the ground on which the town stands, has been estimated at 340 feed above Wateree River at the junction of Wateree Creeks; and about 493 above the ocean. 11 "There are few, if any, more healthy places in the State than Winnsborough. The lands around are fertile, gentle undulating, and highly improved. It has a handsome court-house and jail, and academy, formerly a college, which is richly en­ dowed and very flourishing; three churches, a masonic hall and a market house. The number of private houses, some of which are handsome, is about fifty, there are two houses of entertainment, and eight or ten stores. Two considerable saw gin factories are carried on here. Winnsborough is remarkable for having been the headquarters of Lord Cornwallis in the Revolutionary VJar, after the defeat of Ferguson at King's Mountain, when he retreated from Charlotte."

NOTE: We are fortunate in having the history of Fairfield compiled by two different authors. Fitz Hugh McMaster 1 s "History of Fair~ field County, s. C. 11 was published in 1946 by the State Commercial Printing Co. of Columbia, S. C. The volume contains 220 pages and is a very informative general history of the county. It includes a condensed version of the Fairfield Census of 1790 and "Local11 Census of 1829.

Vlilliam Edrington 1 s "History of Fairfield n is brief in com­ parison to the McMaster Volume. It was written circa 1886. Part of the Edrington notes were edited, probably, by George McMaster, Uncle of Col. Richard H. McMaster of Washington, D. C. These "Edrington 1 s Historical Notes" were furnished to Mrs. Etta Rosson of Shelton, S. C. by Col. McMaster and she very kindly loaned a copy to the compiler. The history was published in the Winns­ boro News & Herald in 1901 and the complete file of this news­ paper is in the Caroliniaha Library, Columbia, S. C. Mrs. Rosson shows the following installments and dates as follows: News & Herald May 5th Introduction Winnsboro, S. C. May 10th W.W. Boyce May 17th ) 1901 May 21st } The Feasters and May 24th ) Colemans June 10th The Edrington Family June 18th Various Fairfield Families ? Capt. John Buchanan Edrington 1 s History includes many of the northwest Fairfield C~unty families. Family historians seriously interestedin research would do well to acquire both of these histories. 41. THE DESCENDENTS OF SIMEON LND ELIZABETH MOBLEY HILL. SIJ\'lEON HILL, the son of Richard Hill, Sr. and Mary Moberly Hill, was born 1792 and died circa 1857 in Fairfield Co., S. C. He married prior to 1818, Elizabeth Mobley, a daughter of Cullen (Colin) Mobley and Keziah Mobley. Cullen Mobley was the son of Alexander Mobley, said to have been a cousin of Edward Moberley, Sr., born 1700. Keziah Mobley was the daughter of William Moblerly Sr., ( the son of Edwq_rd Moberley, Sr. and Susannah DeRuel) and Anne Osborne. Simeon Hill lived in the Feasterville neighborhood Dnd raised his family there. They had the following children: I. Jethro M. Hill - Born 1820, married Harriet Mobley, b. 1840. She was the daughter of Biggers Mobley and Frankie Davis. Biggers Mobleys 1 ancestry is unplaced and we hsve no record of the family of his wife. He is shown on the Fairfield Census of 1870 as follows: HJethro M. Hill, occupation, farmer, age 50 years, Harriet Hill - age 30 years.n

II. Alexander A. Hill, son of Simeon and Elizabeth Mobley Hill, was born circa 1821. His wife was Mary E. ___? They had several children - our list may not be complete: (1) Nancy Elizabeth Hill, b. 1844, d. Dec. 24, 1880, married Tom E. Dye. (2) Edward Crosby Hill, b. 1846. He served in the War Be­ tween the States and enlisted Dec. 14, 1861 in the 17th s. C. Vol­ unteer Infantry, Company B, at Camp Hampton where he was enlisted by C. J. L. Preston at Columbia, S. c. The records show that he participated in the Battle of Bull Run or Manassas and other actions from August 10 to Sept. 15, 1862 where he was captured by Federal Troops at Boonsboro and was declared exchanged November. 10, 1862 at Aikens Landing, Virginia. He died at Richmond, Vir- ginia and on December 6, 1862, Robert Hawthorn filed for settle­ ment of claims of the deceased in behalf of the father, Alexander A. Hill, in the office of the Confederate States Auditor, Confed­ erate War Deportment. (3) Sarah Hill, daughter of Simeon and Elizabeth Mobley Hill, was born 1848 in Fairfield County, S. C. A note from Fairfield Co. records states that she married "Henry W. Hill, a cousin''· One Henry W. Hill, the son of Reuben F. Hill and Elizabeth Ellen Housch Hill, married Saroh (Sally) Hill who is st8ted to have been a cousin. Sarah (Sally) Hill died Jan. 14, 1905 in Scott County, Arkansas. (See page 83.) (4) K. L. Hill? Alexander A. Hill is shown in the 1850 census, Vol. #4, page 482. 111\lexander A. Hill, occupation - Planter - age 29 years, Mary E. Hill, 28 years age, Nancy E. Hill, age 10 years, Crosby~­ Hill, age 8 years, K. L. Hill e.ge 5 years. 11 He was shown in the 1860 Census of Fairfield County as fol­ lows: 11 Alexander A. Hill - Planter, age 38 years, Mary E. Hill, 39 years, Nancy Elizabeth Hill, 16 years, Edward Hill, age 14 years, and Sarah Hill ago 12 years" (Note: This SarDh I s 1:.1ge matched that of the Sarah (Sally) Hill who md. Henry W. Hill. But it must be pointed out that Sarah Hill, dau. of Asaph Hill was .-,lr"'\ hn,,,,.., 70-JO "J1rl r,r,,111:1 h'l~rc, hc:iov, thn i,r-ifP. of' Hc,r-,.,,..v 1·1 n.;11, 42. THE DESCENDENTS OF SIJvIEON AND ELIZABETH MOBLEY HILL. (cont.) The only person of a similiar name shown in the Fairfield Co., 1870 census: "ii. Hill, 50 years age, Farmern Listed with him is Samuel Hill - 60 years age.n We have no record to show whether Alexander A. Hill died in Fairfield County, or moved west.

III. Jehew W. Hill, son of Simeon and Elizabeth Mobley Hill, born 1822, died October 22, 1891. We have been unable to find a record of his family, if any. Apparently he was listed with his father, Simeon Hill, in 1850 census records. The 1860 Census shows; "J. W. Hill, age 35 years - Planter - Elizabeth Hill, age 55 years. If this is Jehew v,J. Hill and Elizabeth, his mother, then the ages do not correspond with the 1850 census. (It was not un­ common for the census records of that time to vary with the actual age of the subject.) IV. Simeon A. Hill, son of Simeon and Elizabeth Mobley Hill, was born circa 1828. He married Frances Estes. We have record of the following children: ( 1) Jesse Hill (2) Charles Hill (3) Simeon Estes Hill - Born April 12, 1868, died December 5, 1933. rle married Miss Ida Dye who was living in their home in northwest Fairfield County in 1946. They had children but we do not have the list. Simeon A. Hill served in the Confederate Army in the War Be­ tween the States. Adjutant General's Office records show: "Simon A. Hill, Pvt. and Corporal, enlisted Dec. 14, 1861 in Co. B., 17th Volunteer Infantry at Camp Hampton, Columbia, South Caro­ lina, by C. J. L. Preston. Present on Muster Roll for Dec. 1861 through Jan-Feb. '63. rte was captured by the Federal Troops near Petersburg, Va., March 25-28, 1865 and wds sent to Point Lookout Maryland. Released June 27, 1865 from Point Lookout, Md. (Reg., No. 2, page 318.) His name appears as signature to an oath of allegiance to the United States, sworn at Point Lookout, Md. June 27, 1865. nplace of residence given as Fairfield County, S. C. Complexion Fair, height 5-9½n, eyes blue. He was in Jackson Hosp­ ital, Oct. 12, 1864 and was shown to be there Nov. 28, 1864, wounded in the arm •. "

V.? Unplaced but shown in a deed (page 43) YWilliam E. M. Hill.Ti'

The following is taken from Fairfield County Records. From Mrs. Etta Rosson: nAnother paper dated May 7, 1828, covers sale of a negro girl and warrants her as "lawful and sound property11 -­ TO Simeon Hill •• n He was given Power of Attorney along with his brother-in-law, Ellison Mitchell, to sell off and liquidate the estate of Cullen Mobley, (their father-in-law), March 9th, 1839. (continued) 43. THE DESC:r£NDENTS OF SIM.2:0N AND ELIZABETH MOBLEY HILL. (Cont.) Simeon Hill, Sr., son of Richard and Mary Mobley Hill, died ca. 1857. 11 Small Plat describes land assigned to Jehew W. Hill--& land assigned to the Widow, Elizabeth Hill. Dated December 10, 1857, /signed/ Jacob Feaster. 11 Deed recorded in Book VV, page 308-309, 22 January, 1858. 11 From Simeon A. Hill and Jehew 1f. Hill, A. A. Hill and Mary E. Hill, for money pajd by Elizabeth Hill,.lands with residence of the late Simeon Hill .. according to plat made by Jacob Feaster, D. S •••. Witness William E. Hill. Affidavit to this deed signed by W. E. Hill, before Jacob Feaster, Magistrate." Another affidavit to this deed signed by Mary E. Hill and witnessed by Jacob Feaster, Magistrate •.• states 11Mary E. Hill, wife of the above A.A. Hill." 'A small plat, signed by Jacob Feaster, ,Jr., D.S., surveyed the 10th September, 1853: "I certify that I have surveyed and laid off to Wm. E. M. Hill, at the request of Dr. Hobert H. Cole­ man, the above described tract of land, and find it to contain thirty-eight acres, it being the northwest part of the tract whereon Dr. R. W. Coleman now resides •.. and on a spring branch of McClures Creek, waters of Broad River. 11

'Deed from Wm. E. M. Hill to J. •J. Hill, recorded in Book W\J, pages 256 & 257, Dec. 16, 1861. •. land granted "to me by R. w. Coleman, being the plantation whereon I now reside, situate lying and being in Fairfield District, on a spring Branch of McClures Creek, Waters of Broad River .. near the road from Crosbyville to Feasterville, .. according to the plat made by Jacob Feaster, Jr., D.S., Sept. 10, 1853 11 • Witness: Jas. I. (or S.) Hill. Sworn before Jacob Feaster, Magistrate. Affidavit to this deed, states Mrs. M. Jain Hill, wife of within named Wm. E. M. Hill" ... dated Dec. 22, 1859."

1 Copy of a deed recorded in Fairfield District, book M1, page 255 & 256, Dec. 16, 1861 •.. from H. I. Coleman of said district, to Elizabeth Hill .•. land on Bear Branch of Stomp Branch of Middle Fork of Beaver Creek, waters of Broad River, adjoining lands of Mrs. E. Hill, John C.C. Feaster, and H. I. Coleman, Senr .. , as plat in hands of Jacob Feaster, D.S., sets forth. Dated Feb. 18, 1860. Witnesses: J.C. C. Feaster and S. A. Hill. Simeon Hill, Sr., son of Richard Hill, is mentioned in Edrington 1 s History of Fairfield Co.: 11 0f the step-son, Adam Cooper, all of his descendants removed to Mississippi •• His son, George, the crack rifle shot of his day, married a Triplet of Chester Co. His children all now live in Winston Co., Miss. Adam Cooper 1 s daughter married Capt. T'[illiam E. Hi11,:,, a brother of Simeon Hill .• and here the old Election Box, it was called 11 Hill's Box", afterwards Feasterville, and it was then said, that as the

>:, Although Edrington states that VVm. E o }{ill md. Cooper, ; We have not been able to verify this •• The records show that he married Elizabeth Cockrell. (This could have been a second Marriage.) A number of William Hills' lived in this neighborhood and perhaps Edrington was mistaken. 44. THE DESCENDENTS OF SIMEON AND ELIZABETH MOBLEY HILL. (cont.) (Extract from Edrington's Manuscript History of Fairfield Co., S.C. "Hill Box goes, so goes the county, and it was verified to the disappointment of many who had run well elsewhere; but the Hill's box gave them "hell", as they expressed it, and this was so often said, that they gave it the name of "hell's box". This same Simeon Hill was "one of the plain, old-fashioned, honest" men of the day of whom nothing could be said except in his praise." 45. S ION HILL of FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C., & WALTON CO., GEORGIA. Sion (Zion) Hill, son of Richard and M½ry Moberly Hill, was born 1800-10 in Fairfield District, South Carolina, and died in Walton County, Georgia in 1847. He removed from Fairfield County, S. C. to Walton Co., Ga., where he lived near his brother William E, Hill.* He married Mary Wright (born 1803 ins. c.~ December 28, 1826. He was shown in the 1830 Walton Co. census as follows: Page 169 Sion Hill Males Females 1 under 5 years 1 20-30 years 1 20-30 He was shown in the Walton Co., Ga., Census - 1840: page 104 Sion Hill Males Females 2 under 5 years 1 5-10 years 1 5-10 years 1 20-30 years 1 10-15 1 20-30 1 30-40 "Sion Hill was one of the largest land owners around 1.Jinder, (then Jug Tavern). He owned the land where the present Court House of Winder is •.• He owned so much land of little value dur­ ing his lifetime, that others took part of it, used it and even­ tually became theirs although it was never sold to them.n,:0 :, Walton County Records: "Minute Book 1840, page 141. Sain Hill (dec 1 d). Henry Hosch and Robert White received letters Test­ amentary on the estate of Sain Hill, deceased,'" (1847) The ancestry of Mary Wright is unplaced.*** An obituary shows that Mary Wright Hill was 85 years of age at her death, and died 1888. . THE CHILDREN OF SION (ZION) AND MARY WRIGHT HILL. ( 1) David Lumpkin Hill - Born Sept. 22, 1831. ( 2) Nancy Jane Hill, born March 19, 1835. ( 3) Wm. E. Hill - Born 1838.

( 4) Simeon Hill - Born 1841, md. ? removed to Sand Mountain, Alabama. . '

* William lived across the line in Jackson County, Ga. The locality where and sion lived is now Barrow Co., Ga. **From Mrs. Dan Williamson who assembled the Sien Hill lists. ,:0 :0 :~}1ary Wright probably descended from the Wright Families of Fairfield Co., S. C. Edrington's Manuscript History of Fairfield Co. states that "David Wright moved off to Jug Tavern, Ga. where he died." Sion and Mary named one of their sons, - David. 46. SION HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C. & WALTON COUNTY, GEORGIA. The Children of Sion and Mary Wright Hill: (continued) (~) Philo Wright Hill - Born 1843. (6} Richard Hill - May have been the eldest child. He was not shown in the 1850 census with Mary Wright Hill. A Richard Hill is shown in the 1850 census, born 1827, with a·wife Mary Hill b. 1830. Miss Callie Graham stated that he was killed in the War Between the states.

I. The Children of David Lumpkin Hill & Emily Caroline House Hill. (1) Starling Cicero Hill - Married Eliza J. "Sis" Flanigan. He was born March 13, 1856, died 1917. They had one son, Herschel M. Hill who married Mrs. Mamie Grimes. They had no children other than an adopted daughter, Ovida Hill who married Harold Jordan. They are buried in Rose Hill cemetery, Winder, Ga. Gravestones:

·starling c. Hi.11- Eliza J. Hill Herschel M. Hill 1857 - 1917 1860 - 1918 1888 - 1951 (2) Mary Frances Hill, daughter of David Lumpkin and Bmily C. House Hill, was born Feb. 20, 1858 - died 1935. She married John Graham. Their Children: 1. Claudia Graham - Born Oc. 5, 1883, died Aug. 30, 1945. 2. Emily Caroline Graham. Never married. 3. Hubert Graham. Died in infancy. 4. Maude Graham. Died in infancy. 5. ·wm. Maralowe Graham. "Bob" - died in World War I. He was named for his fathers C. S. A. officer. 6. Nan Graham. Born 1893 and died 1934. 7. Joe Graham - Married Jewel Hardigree. 8. Addie Mae Graham - married Byron A. Pinkston. Mrs. Pinkston is Principal of the S. R. Young School in Atlanta, Ga. (19c0) Grave Stones: Rose Hill Cemetery, Winder, Georgia. Mary Hill Graham John W. Graham Nan Graham 1858 - 1935 B. Nov. 18, 1353 1893 - 1934 d. April 8, 1908 (3) William Zion Hill - Son of David Lumpkin and Emily Hill, was born Dec. 17th, 1859. He married Margaret Sara Jane Segars on Jan. 4, 1885. She was the daughter of "Bud" Segars. Children: 1. David Francis Hill, b. Sept. 27, 1886, died Oct. 8th, 1908. Never married. 2. Wilburn Brady Hill, born Jan. 21, 1891. Never md. 47. SION HILL of FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C. & WALTON COUNTY, GEORGIA. The Children of David Lumpkin Hill and Emily Caroline House Hill. (3) William Zion Hill & Margoret Segars Hill: Children: (Cont.) 3. James Homer Hill, born Feb. 12th, 1895 - married Sara Bessie Lanier, Aug. 21, 1922~ She was born Feb. 12, 1895. Children: (a) David Francis Hill, b. Au~. 27, 1923, married June 12, 1948~ Jimmie Claire Littleton. lhey have two children. (bJ Mary Margaret Hill - Born Aug. 4th, 1929.

BIBLE RECORD OF \IILLIAM ZION HILL B I R T H S 1. Wm. z. Hill was born year of 1859 - Dec. 17th. 2. Margaret Sarah Jane (Segars) Hill was born year of :J_.867, Ma rc~1 3. David Francis Hill was born Sept. 27, 1886. 4. Wilburn Brady Hill was born Jan. 21, 1891. 5. James Homer Hill was born Sept. 10th, 1893. 6. Sara Bessie Lanier Hill was born Feb. 12, 1895. 7. Wm. Rene Hill was born Aug. 27, 1923. 8. Mary Margaret Hill was born Aug. 4th, 1929, M A R R I A G E S 9. Wm. Zion Hill and Margaret Sary Jane Segars were married Jan. 4th, 1885. 10. James Homer Hill and Sara Bessie Lanier were married Aug. 21, 1922. 11. Wm. Rene Hill and Jimmie Claire Littleton were married June 12, 1948. D E A T H S 12. David Francis Hill departed this life Oct. 8th, 1908. 13. Wm. Zion Hill departed this life May 7th, 1922. 14. Mrs. W. z. Hill died March 6, 1924. 15. James Homer Hill served in World War I. 16. Wm. Rene Hill served in World lvar II. (Note: This Bible is in the possession of Mr. J. Homer Hill of Winder, Georgia)

(4) Nancy Jane Hill, daughter of David Lumpkin Hill and Emily Hill, was born May 23, 1862. She married Robert Pickney Williams. She died Jan. 2, 1936. Children: 1. Cammie A. T•Jilliams - married W. Henry Bowman. 2. James Albert ~illiams - married Annie Laurie Durham. (four children) 3. Preston H. Williams - married Maggie Bell Arnold of Monroe, Georgia. They have one daughter. 48. SION HILL of FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C. & WALTON COUNTY, GEORGIA. (4) Nancy Jane Hill and Robert Pinkney Williams (continued) 4. Hosea C. Williams, son of Nancy Jane Hill and Robert P_. Williams, married Cecil Bryan of Madison, Ga. They have one child. 5. Sunie Williams - married Worth Jackson. Four dtrs. 6. Joseph David 1Nilliams - md. Julia Doster. 1 son. 7. Anna Ruth Williams - md. Clyde Cain. one son. s. Robert Samuel ·williams - married Elizabeth Durham. They have three sons and one daughter. 9. Emily Hannah Esther Williams - md. L. L. Hammond. 10. John Floyd Williams. Died young. GRAVESTONES - ROSE HILL CEMETERY - \\Tinder, Georgia. !'I.§.!'.±.fY Hill Williams R. Pinkney Williams May 23, 1862 - Jan. 2, 1936 July 23, 1859,- Aug. 17, 1951

BIBLE RECORD OF DAVID LUMPKIN HILL. 1. David Lumpkin Hill was born Sept. 22, 1831, died May 5th, 1900. 2. Emily Caroline (House) Hill was born Sept. 18th, 1828, she was the daughter of William House, died May 28, 1897. 3. Starling Cicero Hill, son of D. L. and E. C. Hill was born March 13, A. D. 1856. 4. Mary Frances Hill, daughter of D. L. and E. C. Hill was born Feb. 20, A. D., 1858. 5. William Zion Hill, son of D. L. and E. C. Hill was born 17th of . December, A. D., 1859. 6. Nancy Jane Hill, dau. of D. L. and E. C. Hill was born May 23, 1862. 7. David Lumpkin Hill and Emily Caroline House were married April 7th, 1855. (The bible is in the possession of Mr. Preston H. Williams of (Winder, Ga., who recalls his grandfather well; that he was (6 feet tall, had light brown hair and blue-gray eyes. David L. Hill served in the confederate States Army (Cavalry), Mr. Williams has his sword. BIBLE RECORD OF ROBERT PINKNEY WILLIAMS. 1. Robert Pinkney Williams was born July 23, 1859. 2. Nancy Jane Hill Williams was born May 23, 1862. 3. Cammy A. Williams was born May 18, 1884. 4. James Albert Williams was born June 11, 1887. 5. Preston H. Williams was born Sept. 18, 1889. 6. Hosea C. Williams was born Feb. 16, 16, 1892. ?. Sunie A. Williams was born Nov. 2, 1893. 8. Joseph David Williams was born Jan. 20th, 1896. 9. Anna Ruth Williams was born Dec. 11, 1897. 10. Robert Samuel Williams was born April 17, 1899. 11. Emily Hannah Esther William was born March 23, 1901. 12. John Floyd Williams was born Sept. 23, 1902. 13. John Floyd 1'Jilliams died March 6, 1908. 14. Nancy Jane Williams died Thursday P.M., Jan. 2, 1936 at 3:30. (This bible is in the possession of Mr. Preston H. Williams.) 49. SION HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C., & WALTON COUNTY, GA. David L. and Emily Hill Nancy Jane Hill and Robert Pinkney Williams (continued) D. L. Hill Emily Caroline Sept. 22, 1831 Wife of D. L. Hill May 5, 1900 B. Sept. H!, 1828 - D. M.:-:y 28, 189:?

II. NanSl...l_ane Hill, daughter of Sion Hill and Mary Wright, was born March 19, 1835 and died Nov. 28, 1905. She married Wiley J. Wright. They lived on Broad Street, Winder, Ga., where Fletcher Wallace now lives. He served in the Confederate States Army in the 6th Georgia Regiment. He was born Jan. 12, 1826, and died July 4, 1888. Their children were: (1) Thomas Zion Wright, born July 6, 1854, died Aug. 24, 1920. He married Georgia Ann Fuller, born Dec. 31, 1854, died December 3, 1828. She was the daughter of Jack and Nancy Bowman Fuller. They are buried at Chapel Christian Church, near Winder, Georgia. One of their sons, Mr. Emory Wright of Statham, Barrow County, Georgia stated, that they used to say "They had ten sons and each had a sister," or ten sons and one daughter. (page 50) (2) Mary Isabelle Wright, born Dec. 28, 1861, died April 5, 1942, married John T. (Tom) Hinesley. He was born 1855, died 1937. They had eight Children. (page 51) They are buried at Chapel Christian Church near Winder, Georgia. (3) James H. Wright, born 1865, died 1936, married Ella F. Robins. She was born 1871, died 1946. They, and an infant son, Wm. W. James Wright, b. Sept. 30, 1901, d. Oct. 10, 1901, are buried at Chapel Christian Church. (4) Edward J. Wright, born Jan. 15, 1871, died May 31, 1897. He was never married and is buried beside his parents at Rose Hill Cemetery, Winder, Georgia. (5) Judson Wright, born __?, died __ ?, married Corrie Elde~ (6) Richard U. Wright, married first: Mamie Suddath. She died in 1900. They had two children: 1. Vernon S. tTright 2. Mamie Wright - married J. D. Escoe of Jefferson, Georgia. She keeps the Dr. Crawford W. Long Museum in Jefferson, Ga., where he performed the first operation using ether. Mrs. Escoe gave vvright family information to Mrs. Clay Cai;np and she to her sister, Latrelle Hill Williamson (Mrs. Dan H.) who in turn furnished it to the compiler. 500 SION HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C. & WALTON COUNTY, GA. Nancy Jane Hill and Wiley J. Wright, (continued) Richard U. Wright - continued. (6) Richard U. Wright married 2nd: (1906) Annie Tucker of Comer, Ga. They had one son, Carroll Parks Wright of East Point, Ge. Richard U. Wright was a great singer, as were his brothers. He had red hair and was connected with the Smith Hdw. Co. at Win­ der and.also taught school.

THOMliS ZION WRIGHT, son of Nancy Jane Hill and Wiley J. ,·Tright was born July 6, 1854, died Aug. 24, 1920, married Georgia Ann Fuller. She was born Dec. 31, 1854, died Dec. 3, 1928, the daughter of Jack and Nancy Bowman Fuller. Their children: 1. Philo Wright, (sometimes spelled Filo), married three times. Married 1st: Drucilla "Druzy" Smith, daughter of Joseph Smith and Charlotte "Lottie" Hill (dau. of nGentleman 11 Henry Hill) and a granddaughter of Job Smith and Nancy Camp. Married 2nd: ______? Married 3rd______? Philo Wright died at Maysville, Georgia. 2. Callie Ann Wright - Never married.

3. Thomas Russell 1·Jright, born 1880, died 1930, son of Thomas Zion and Georgia Ann Fuller Wright, married :Madue L. Cronic. She was born January 30, 1884, died January 12, 1960. They lived in the Union Community. The following information was given to Mrs. Dan H. Williamson by Cornelia Jane Wright (Mrs. Leonard Simmons) who lives near Auburn, Barrow Co., Ga. Their Children: (1) Clarence Wright - married Sally Orr. (2) Annie Mae Wright - married Beverett Williamson, (3) Edward Wright - married Olive Wilson. (4) C. J._Wright - married Syble Kitchens. (5) Isabel Wright. Maude L. Wright was the daughter of Charles Jewett Cronic and Sara Jane Smith. 4. Emory Wright - married Mary Lou Owens. They live in Statham, Barrow County, Ga. 5. James Walker Wright (Walker), born Sept. 28, 1886, died Feb. 9, 1934 married Jessii Baugh. They had two children: (lJ1 Willie Mae Wright. (2) James Walker Wright. Jessie Baugh Wright married 2nd: Luthi and lives i~ Commerce, Jackson County, Georgia. ----- 51. SION HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C., & WALTON COUNTY, GA. Nancy Jane Hill and Wiley J. Wright (continued) Thomas Zion Wright and Georgia Ann Fuller family (cont.) 6. Francis Sanders Wright, married 1st: Emma Williamson, sister of Marsh Williamson. Married 2nd: Mollie Loggins. Married 3rd: ______of Clevel~nd, Tenn. Now lives in Cleveland, Tenn. 7. Edward Woff2rd Wright, married Montine Shedd (dec'd). They had one child, Edna Mae Wright. 8. Cornelia Jane Wright, married Leonard Simmons - Auburn, Ga. 9. Isabelle ·wright, married Myrt (Mert) Hill, son of Alexander A. Hill and Missouri Segars (Alex A. Hill was the son of Wm. D. Hill and Mary M. Fuller, a grandson of Wm. E. Hill and his first Wife, Mary Frances House, a great grandson of Sion Hill and Mary Wright. They had four children. 10. John W. Wright - Born March 27, 1896, died April 9, 1896. Buried at Corinth Methodist Church, near Winder, Georgia.

(Note: Information on the children of Thomas Zion Wright family was furnished by Mr. Emory Wright, of Statham, Ga.) Isabella Wright, daughter of Nancy J. Hill and Wiley J. Wright, was born Dec. 28 1861 and died April 5, 1942. She married Tom (John Thomasj Hinesley who was born 1855, died 1837. Both are buried at Chapel Christian Church. Children: 1. Henry Theron Hinesley born 1885, died Jan. 18, 1931, married Emma Smith, born N0 v. 9, tmr2;-the daughter of Wm. James Smith and Maria Thomas, on Dec. 25, 1907. They had seven children: (1) Lois Hinesley - married Jack Bradford. ( 2) 1:Jm. Lester Hinesley, married Eliza beth Hulme. (3) Harold Thomas Hinesley, married Louise Hall. (4) Doris Maria Hinesley. (5) Allen Andrew Hinesley - married Mayphine Ollman of Minn. (6) Dorothy Gaynell Hinesley (7) Lennie Hazel Hinesley - married W. D. Thomas.

2. _lohn_Hinesley - married Maude Sauls. They had one son, TIT John Wm. Hinesley - married Jackie Magness. 3. Weldon Hinesley - married Pearl Elrod. (no children) 4. Albert Hinesley. Single. 5 • goy Hinesley - married Queenie Hood (Roy Hinesley is now deceased). Children: (1) James Hinesley. (2) Dorothy Nell Hinesley. (3) Clara Hinesley. 52. SION HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C. and WALTON COUNTY, GEORGIA. Nancy J. Hill and Wiley J. Wright children (continued) , Isabella Wright and Tom Hinesley children (continued) 6. Alma Hinesley - married Walt. Sauls. Three children: ( 1) Hoyt Sauls. - md. Hazel Wheeler. ( 2) 0 r a M• Sauls - md • W• D. Ha 11 • ( 3 ) Troy M. Sauls md. _____? 7. Saphronia Hinesley - married Byron Headstrom, Atlanta, Ga. (1) Mildred Headstrom. (2) Myrtle Headstrom. (3) Evelyn Headstrom. 8. Birdie Hinesley - married Henry Lee Moon. They had four child­ ren: (1) James Moon - Dallas, Texas. ( 2) Clyde Moon. (3) Idooma Moon. (4) Farris Moon.

1,'Jright Headstones at Chapel Christian Church which is two or three miles below Winder - on the Athens road. Thos. Zion Wright Georgia A. 1,/Jright July oth, 1854 - Aug. 24, 1920 Dec. 31, 1854 - Dec. 3, 1928

James Walker Wright Thos. R. vJright Maude L. vTright Sept. 28, 1886 1880 - 1930 1884- 1960 Feb. 9th, 1932 James H. Wright Ella F. Wright 1865 - 1936 1871 - 1942 Wm. TI. James son of J. H. & E. F. Wright Sept. 30, 1901 - Oct. 10, 1901

Wright Headstones at Rose Hill Cemetery, Winder, Georgia. Nancy J., Wife of W. J. Wright W. J. Wright J. O. Wright March 19, 1835 - Nov. 28, 1905 Confederate States Oct. 18, 1858 Army, 6th Regt. Jan. 15, 1860 Born Jan. 12, 1826 Died July 4, 1888

Edword, J ~ Wright S. F. Wright W. S. Wright J. A. Wright .~ an. 15, 1871- Nov. 18, 1863 Dec. 7, 1869 Sept. 19, 1856 Fay 31, 1897 Sept. 9, 1864 Dec. 27, 1869 Aug. 17, 1860

v-Jm. W. James, son of James H. and E. F. Wright Sept. 30, 1901 - Oct. 10, 1901 53. S ION HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C., and VJALTON CO., GEORGIA. William E. Hill, son of Sien and Mary Wright Hill, was born Jan. 22, 183~, died Dec. 13, 1903. He married first: Mary Frances House, dau. of William House. He md. second: Cynthia ? Wm. E. Hill married Mary House Jan. 27, 1867. Children: I. Mary Elizabeth (Mary Lizzie) Hill -- married Henry A. Hosch. She was his first wife. He md. 2nd: Georgia Carter, Jan. 16, 1906. He was the son of Matthew A. Hosch and Frances Stanton, g-son of Wm. Hill Hosch & Matild,-:: Bedingfield, g.g­ son of Mathew Hosch and Mary Hill.

II. 1,Jm. D. Hill - Born Feb. 15, 1863, died Feb. 4th, 1939. He married Dec. 29, H!$1, Mary M. (Mc1ttie) Fuller, Walton Co., Ga. She was born Nov. 9, 1862, died May 2, 1920. Both Are buried at the Chapel Christian Church near Winder. III. John P. Hill, born June 25, 1866, died Oct. 23, 1931. He married Mary E. "Mollie" Hosch, sister to Henry A. Hosch (above). She was born June 13, 1870, died June 20, 1915. Both are buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Winder, Georgia. IV. Alexander A. Hill - Born Oct. 14, 1867, D. March 25, 1940. He married Missouri Segars, (born April 13, 1868, died May 20, 1916), a sister to Margaret Sara Jane Segars who md. Wm. z. Hill, son of David L. Hill. Alexander and Missouri Hill are buried at Chapel Christian Church. V. Nancy Emma Hill, born 1873, died 1906, married Hilman i:iller. She was his first wife.

(I) The children of Mary E. (Mary Lizzie) Hill and Henry A. Hosch. (1) James E. Hosch - Feb. 10, 1895, d. Jan. 19, 1896. (2) Clyde Hosch - deceased. (3) Albertus Hosch - Jacksonville, Florida. (II) The children of Wm. D, Hill and Mary M. Fuller. {l) Lula Bell Hill - married Dave Steed. (2) Jim Hill - married Edna Baird. (james Starling Hill) Children: 1. James Starling Hill, Jr. md. Desma Everett. 2. Howard Leon Hill, md. Edna Lee Chancey. 3. William Joseph Hill md. Helen Chancey. 4. Doris Joy Hill, md. Jerry Estes McDonald. (3) Willie Hill - married Ernest Wall. (III) The children of John P. Hill and Mary E. (Mollie) Hosch. ( 1) Luther Hill - married Hattie Dunahoo. Children: 1. Louise Hill - md. Dr. E. H. Ethridge, Winder Ga. 2. Jean Hill - married --=--Bulloch. (Lawyer). ( 2) Albert Hill - married Mary Thompson. They have one daughter. 1. ___Hill md. John Hardy. 54. SION HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C., and WALTON CO., GEORGIA. Wm. E. Hill, son of Sion and Mary ·wright Hill (continued) (IV.) The children of Alexander A. Hill and Missouri Segars. (1) Mert Hill - married Isabella Wright. 1. Mary Hill - married-.----- Patrick. 2. Herbert Hill - married _,,,,___ Lyle. 3. Sadie Mae Hill - married Ernest Elder. 4. Evelyn Hill - married ____Vanderford. V. The children of Nancy Emma Hill and Hilman Miller. No. record.

Gravestones at Chapel Christian Church. Wm. E. Hill Mary F. Hill Synthia M. Hill B. Jan. 22, 1838 B - Oct. 12, 1841 B - May 21, 1852 D. Dec. 13, 1903 D - Feb. 9, 1885 D - Feb. 12, 1917 Walton County Records - Book C, page 188 - William E. Hill - Will. Wife - "Cynthia - her childs part at her death returns to my body heirs." Sons: William D. Hill - John P. Hill - Alexander A. Hill. Daus.: Nancy Emma Miller - Mary L. Hosch. John H. Giles, Richard Haynie, J. C. Casper to see that real estate is appraised and divided equally. My son William D. Hill, executor. Signed July 27, 1903. /William E. Hill/ Witnesses: J. W. Sanders, M. D. Irvin, A.G. Lamer. Sworn be­ fore J. N. Ross, Ordinary, Dec. 22, 1903.

(IV.) Simeon Hill, son of Sion Hill and Mary Wright Hill, was born 1841. The following is taken from various sources. "One S. W. Hill married Mary J. Bedingfield, Nov. 6, 1864. (Mrs. Jewell Parker Bedingfield, Widow and 2nd wife of James Hardy Bedingfield, states that a daughter of Solomon Beddingfield and Susan Hosch, (dau. of Mathew and Mary Hill H sch) married Hill and moved to Sand Mountain, Alabama.) 0 --

(V.) Philo Wright Hill - born 1843. No record in Barrow County.

(VI.) Richard Hill, son of Sion and Mary Wright Hill. (No record other than that shown on page 46.) 55. SION HILL OF FAIRFISLD DISTRICT, S. C. and WALTON CO., GEORGIA. GRJ~VESTONES AT CHAPEL CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Alexander A. Hill Missouri A. Hill Oct. 14, 1867 April 13, 1868 March 25, 1940 May 20, 1916 W. D. Hill Mattie, Nife of W. D. Hill Feb. 15, 1863 Nov. 9th, 1862 Feb. 4, 1939 May 2, 1920 Nancy Emma Miller Hilman Miller Lizzie Miller 1873 - 1906 1862 - 1938 1866 - 1940

W. Z. Hill Mrs. W. Z. Hill Dec. 17, 1859 March 4, 18b7-­ May 7, 1922 March 6, 1924 David Francis Hill Son of W. z. & M.S.J. Hill

Bob Edgar ClGudia Edgar Dec. 4, 1880 Oct. 5, 1883 Aug. 30, 1945

Hestor Edgar Eliza C. Edgnr Henry Edgar June 15, 1893 Oct. 18, 1840 Sept. 26, 1846 March 8, 1934 Fob. 6, 1937

WILL OF SION HILL - Walton County, Georgia - Returns F, page 495. "I, Sien Hill of said county do make and publish this my last will and testament - First I direct my body to be decently enter­ red 8nd as to my worldly estate as it has pleased god to entrust me with, I dispose of in the following manner: I direct that all my debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after my demise as possible out of the moneys that shall come into the hands of my executors from any portion of my estate, real or personal. I desire and appoint thot my said dear wife shall have the guard­ ianship of my children during their minority and the control of my estate during her life or widowhood for her own and their mutual use and benefit - And I desire that one the demise or marriage of my wife that my executors have full power and author­ ity to dispose of my real estate and it be equally divided and shared alike amongst my said wife and several children, and I do hereby make 2nd ordain that my esteemed neighbors Henry Hosch and Robert White be executors of this my last will and testament. In Witness whereof I, Sion Hill, the testator have to this my will writt~n on one sheet of paper and set my hnnd and seal this the second day of May, 1847. /sigm;d/ Sien Hill (Seal) (continued) 56. S ION HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C., and WALTON CO., GEORGIA. (Sion Hill's Will, continued) "Sjgned, Sealed and delivered in the presence of us who have witnes­ sed in the presence of each othor. Edward Bartholomew Wm. E. Hill Henry F. Hill Georgia - Walton Co. "Personally appeared in open Court Edward Bartholomew and William E. Hill who being duly sworn deposeth and saith that they saw Sion Hill sign the within will and at his request they subscribed the same and that they saw Henry F. Hill assign the same as witness in the presence of the testator and in the presence of each other and at the time thereof he was of sound disposing mind and memory that he did it freely without compulsion. Sworn to and subscribed in open court this 5th July, 1847. /signed/ Edward Bartholomew Wm. E. Hill Jesse Mitchell, Clerk Examined, approved and ordered to be record­ ed July Term - Jesse Mitchell, Clerk. W. Briscoe, J. I. C. (1847) Warren J. Hill J. I. C. Orion Stroud, J. S. C.

Walton Co., Georgia - Minutes 1840 - page 150. "It is represented to the court by tho executors to the will of Sion Hill dec'd, that the condition of said estate is such as to require the snle of part or the whole of the land belonging there­ to and it is made to appear that the legal notice has been given. It is ordered that such part or portion of the land be sold as may be necessary to satisfy the debts contracted previous to his death, the same to be sold in terms of the law. Walton Co. Ga. Returns F. Page 529. ln Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of Zion Hill late of Walton County, Dec'd. 5 beds and furniture $12. 00 $60.00 1 cupboard & Kitchen furniture 30.00 1 metal 8 day clock 17.50 1 gun and shot bag(?) 15.00 1 lot consisting of 8 chairs, 1 chest and 1 table 6.00 1 wheat fan 5.00 1 - 2 horse wagon and H ? gear 30.00 1 set blacksmith tools - 15.00 1 set carpenter tools 3.00 1 lot ploughs & gear, 6 in number and 1 spade 5.00 1 threashing machine and cutting box 10.00 1 lot cattle - 7 in number at $5.00 each 35 .oo 1 filly - four years 50.00 1 bay horse aged 15.00 1 roan mare 22.50 1 grey mare 15.00 1 lot sheep@ $1.00 6.00 57. SION HILL OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C., and WALTON CO., GEORGIA. "Inventory and appraisement of Estate of Sion Hill" (continued) 1 lot hogs 33, $1.00 each $33.00 2 men's saddles and 1 side saddle 18,00 1 loom & 2 wheels & 1 reel 8.00 1 negro girl say 12 years old 400.00 2 falling axes 2.00 1 promissory note for $10.00 Joseph Elsbury 10.00 1 " (do) " 11 12.½ David C. Mobley l.27fI 1 !I II if 86 • 60 Joseph Smith 86.60 1 11 Ii It 261.29 Lacornice? Housh 261.29 on the above note there is a credit of $103.50 1 promissory note for 5.12½ Henry C. Morris 5.12½ 1 ditto " 11 2.25 David C. Mobley 2.25 Cash on hand 4.40 Recp't Arn-1-Smith for a note on John Mandyford? $25.00 on which is credit of $3.25 21.00 IT .75 Note on Henry C. Morris 12.00 " n John B. Smith 3.50 A/C Henry F. Hill 2.05 It 11 !I l.41~ Wm. Staten Account .66 Wm. Morely .3H· 1109. 38i;- 11We certify on oath thDt as far as was produced to us by the executors the above and foregoing contains a true appraisement of the estate of Sien Hill, deceased, to the best of our judgement and understanding the 22nd day of July 1847, G. W. Smith) Abner Camp ) Appraisers O. Barker I do certify that the above appraisers were sworn to perform their duty as appraisers according to law this 22nd day of July 1847. /signed/ Jessee Sturdivant, J.P. Recorded 9th Dec. 1847. Jesse Mitchell, Clerk.

JACKSON COUNTY, GEORGIA Census 1850 Richard Hill 23 years age Male Born in Georgia Mary Hill 20 " n Female 11 11 n

Mary Hill 47 !! It Female Born in South Carolina David Hill 19 n II Male n !? Georgia Nancy Hill 14 IT II Female II " fl Wm. Hill 12 " il Male YI ti " Simeon Hill 9 " ti Male II Ii !I Philo Hill 7 11 ti Male II n n 58. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

>/ -cl ~1 'J :-, ( ._,/ ,.-' :~~ \ I "'"-o/-, 59. HILL & HILL-MOBERLEY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD CO., S. C. The Family of Richard Hill, Jr,, and Dorcas Funderburg of Fairfield County, South Carolina. Richurd Hill, Jr., was born in Fairfield County, S. C., circa 1775 and died October 28th, 1837. He married Dorcas Fun­ derburg,:,, a granddaughter of Henry and Mary Funderburgh. She was born circa 1775 and died circa 1852. Richard Hill, Jr., evidently was the son of William Hill, Jr. and Dorcas Moberly. (page 13). He used the designation of ''Junior" to distinguish between himself and that of the Richard Hill (died 1810 - md. Mary Moberly) of Fairfield County who was some years older. Richard,. Jr., was a planter and lived on a 500 acre plantation on Johns Creek in the northwest corner of Fairfield County near the Chester Line. His land adjoined that of his neighbors, Eva Stone, James Parkes and Hopkins. His first land purchase made in the Johns Creek neighbor­ hood in 1808 was to "Richard Hill, Jr. 11 233 acres. After 1810 he purchased two tracts of land of 100 acres each and these deeds were made out to "Richard Hill" with the 'junior' designation 0 not shown. ,: :0 :, He later purchased 64½ a ere s of land adjoining these tracts. The records abailable show that Richard and Dorcas ha nine children: I. William F. Hill, born 1800~ md. Margaret ___?, B. 1797. ( page 65. J II. Henry Hill, born circa 1802, married ? (page 66) III. Asaph Hill, born 1804 - md. 1st: Mary Mobley (page 67) md. 2nd: Janette (Jennie) Stevenson~ IV. Elijah Hill, born circa 1808, died 1848-49. He married Margaret Price. (page 71) V. Matthew Hill, born circa 1810. No record of marriage. (page 74) VI. Reuben F. Hill, born circa 1813, died August 1848. He married Elizabeth Ellen Rousch, born 1821, died May 8, 1895. After Reuben died she md. his nephew, Jacob F. Hill. (page 80)

,:, According to a court record she wc1s the "granddaughter of Henry and Mary Funderburgh of Fairfield County, s. C. 11 ** Dorcas was shown to be 77 years of age in the 1850 census but this does not correspond with the age brackets of the previous census and she probably was born circa 1775. *** Dorcas may have been the daughter of John Funderburgh since Richard Hill was the guardian of "Henry Funderburgh, orphan of John" about 1800. 60. THE FAMILY OF RICHARD HILL, JUNIOR and DORCAS FUNDERBURGH. VII. Mary Hill{ born 1815-20, married William Chapman, Sr. ( page 74. J VI~I. Elizabeth Hill, born 1815-20, married Nathaniel Achison. ( page 74) IX. Dorcas Hill, born 1820, died 1850-60, married John Steven­ son • ( page 7 5 )

Dorcas Funderburg Hill survived her husband was living in Fairfield County in 1~50 with her daughter, Dorcas Hill Stevenson. The guardianship papers of her grandchildren, (children of Elijah Hill and Margaret Price Hill) show that "Susan Hill ..• 1853, Jan. 20 •••• 'Cash received of Dorcas Hill 1 s estate. 11 The deed showing the purchase of the plantation on Johns Cre~ is shown as follows: Book S, page 109, The State of South Caro­ lina: KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, THAT I, Lazarus Moore of Fairfield District, in the state aforesaid, in consideration of the sum of six hundred dollars to me paid by Richard Hill, Jr. of the State & District, aforesaid, have bargained, sold & released, and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell and release unto the said Richard Hill, Junior:------All that plantation or troct of land containing two hundred and thirty three acres, it being part of four hundred and seventy­ seven acre tract granted to Benjamin Lindsay and by him conveyed to John Carter and by the Sheriff of Fairfield Conveyed to James Manning or John Turner, and by Manning conveyed to the said Lazarous Moore; having such shape, form and marks, buttings and boundings as the above plat represents, situate in the district aforesaid on John's Creek. TOGETHER with all and singular the rights, members, heredita­ ments and appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in any­ wise incident or appertaining TO HAVE AND TO HOLD ALL and sing­ ular the premises before mentioned unto the said Ruben Hill, Jun­ ior(?), his heirs and assigns forever. AND I DO HEREBY bind my­ self, my heirs, executors and administrators to warrant and for­ ever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said Ruben Hill, Jr. his heirs and assigns against myself, my heirs and every person whomsoever lawfully claiming, or to claim the same or any part thereof. WITNESS MY HAND and seal this 17th day of January 1808 and 33rd year of American Independence. Signed, Sealed and Delivered, in the presence of: /signed/ Laza~us Moore (Seal) D. R. Coleman James Parks Robert Henderson

NOTE: There is no explantion why the clerk writing the above instrument called the buyer who was Richard Hill, Junior, 11 Ruben Hill, Junior". The records indicate that his father was Wm. Hill, Junior who died circa 1895. 61. RICHARD HILL, JUNIOR, and DORCAS FUNDERBURG, of Fairfield Co., S.C. Deed - Lazarus Moore to Richard Hill, Jr. (continued) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA) FAIRFIELD DISTRICT ..••. ) PERSONALLY CAME JAMES PARKES BEFORE ME AND made oath that he was personally present and saw Lazarous Moore sign, seal and as his act and deed deliver the within deed or instrument of writing to Richard Hill, Jr. for the use and purpose therein mentioned, that he also saw D.R. Coleman and Robert Henderson sign their names to the same as witnesses with the Deponent. SWORN TO AND subscribed the 17th of January, 1808. D. R. Coleman, J.P. /signed/ James Parks THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHESTER DISTRICT •.•.• !, John Pratt, one of the Justices of the Quorum do hereby certify unto all whom it may concern, that Nancy Moore the wife of the within named Lazarous Moore did this day appear be fore me, and upon being privately and separately examined by me, did declare that she does freely, voluntarily and without any manner of compulsion, dread or fear of any person or persons whomsoever, renounce, re­ lease and forever relinquish unto the said Richard Hill, his heirs and assigns, all her interest and estate, and also all her right and claim of Dower of, in or to all and singular the premises within mentioned and released. GIVEN under my hand and seal the 20th day of Feb., 1808. John Pratt, J. Q. (L.S.) her Nancy X Moore Recorded 6th Feby, 1809 Mark

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Richard Hill purchased a tract of land from Benjamin Lind­ sey: DEED BOOK Y, PAGE 167, Fairfield District, S. C., Nov. 14, 1815. "Benjamin Lindsey of Edgefield sells for $50.00 to Richard Hill of Fairfield, 100 acres in Fairfield." /signed/ Benjamin Lindsey. Deed Book Y, page 291, Fairfield District, s. c. March 30, 1816. "Ferdinand Hopkins of District of Chester sells unto Richard Hill 100 acres on Johns Creek for $332.00. /signed/ Ferdinand Hopkins 62. RICHARD HILL, JUNIOR, AND DORCAS FUNDERBURGH of FAIRFIELD DIST., S. C. He later purchased 64½ acres of 12nd adjoing his plantation. Shortly before his decease he sold Reuben Hill and Elijah Hill, lQO acres each. Deed Book?, page 18, Fairfield District, S. C. October 8, 1835. "Richard Hill sells unto Reuben Hill 100 acres of land for $425.00 located on Johns Creek, a Warrantoo Deed, surveyed by Ben­ Jamin Lindsey. ?signed? .Richard Hill. Witnessed: Nathan Dye and Wm. Gebins. Recorded November 20, 1835. Dfled Book IVIM, page 205, Fairfield District, Jan. 9th, 1836. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINE: KNOW YE all men by these presents that I, Rithard Hill, of Fairfield District and state aforesaid have and in consideration of the sum of 200 dollars to me in hand paid by Matthew Hill of Fairfield District and State aforesaid have granted, bargained, sold and released by these presents do grant, bargain, sell, and release unto the said Matthew Hill 100 acres of land, more or less, it being a part of survey granted to the said Ben­ jamin Lindsey of Fairfield District and State aforesaid on the waters of John's Creek, I, the said Richard Hill, do hereby bind myself, my heirs and assigns to w~_rrant and forever defend all and singular the premises unto the said Matthew Hill, his heirs and assigns forever and against any other person or persons claiming the same. WITNESS Iv1Y HAND and sea 1 this 9th day of January, in the year of our Lord, 1836. 11 / signed/ Richard Hill ( L. S.) Signed, Sealed & delivered in the presence of: Elijah Hill. SOUTH CAROLINA ) Fairfield District) Personally appeared Elijah Hill before me and says on oath that he saw Richard Hill execute the within deed or conveyance to Matthew Hill, and he subscribed his name as witness." Sworn to and subscribed the 26th day of February, 1836, Thomas B. Cockrill, J.P. Recorded August 3rd, 1836. Richard Hill was shown in the Fairfield Co., S. C. census as Follows: 1800 Volume #4 1820 Census Vol. #5 1830 Census V. #9 Richard Hill, Jr.P. 399 Richard Hill - p. 47 Richard Hill p. 120 2 males under 10 yrs. 2 males under 10 yrs 1 male 15-20 years 1 Male 16-26 years 1 male 10-16 years 2 males 20-30 years 1 female 16-26 years 1 male 16-18 years 1 male 50-60 years 2 males 16-26 years 1 female 5-10 n 1 male 26-45 years 2 females 10-15" 3 females under 10 1 female 30-40 " 1 female 26-45 years 8 slaves 2 fem. slaves under 10

Dereus Hill - Volume #3, 1840 Census, page 159, line 11, Fairfield. 1 female 15-20 years age 2 male slaves under 10 years 1 female 50-60 years age 1 male slave 10-24 years. 2 female slaves 10-24 years. 63. RICHARD HILL, Junior, and DORCAS FUNDERBURGH, of F,",.IRFIELD CO., S. C. "General Statement of Money received and paid by Asaph Hill, Administrator of the Estate of Richard Hill, Deceased." Dr. To amt of a Sale of the Personal estate of said deceased, made on the 8th day of January, 1838 on a Credit of 12 months. $5,602.46 Int. from date To cash received and see Executor return marked A. - 244.70 $5,847.16 Cr. By cash paid - See account A $127.43,5 By cast paid - See account B 8.87.5 By Commissions on receiving $5847.16 - - - - - 146.17 By Commissions on paying: P $137.20 & 3.43 286.80

Dr. To Interest on $5560.36 from' Jan. 1839 to 8th Feb. 1840 - 832 .. 49 $6,392.85 Q£. By Comms. on paying $149.82 By Amount of Ordianryrs Feesl3.41 163. 23 $5,829.62 Deduct one third to the Widow, Mrs. Dereus Hill $1,943.20.6 Add for property advanced by the deceased in his lifetime, to Wit: To Reuben F. Hill, one negro boy named Andrew appraised at i400.oo To Wm. Chapman & Mary his wife one negro girl named Eady, appraised at _1~2 6_0_0-'-.0_0______,"'"'1""'"--:::r-:,..._...... - $4,886.4I.5 Subject to distribution 8th Feb, 1840 To: William Hill $542.93.5 Henry Hill 542.93.5 Asaph Hill 542.93.5 Elijah Hill 542.93.5 Matthew Hill 542.93.5 Reuben Hill 542.,93. 5 Mary, Wife of Wm .. Chapman 542.93.5 Elizabeth Hill 542.93.5 Dereus, Wife of John Stevenson 542.93.5 $4,886.41.5 /sipned/ Asaoh Hill 64. RICHARD HILL, JUNIOR AND DORCt,S FUNDERBURGH HILL OF Ff,IRFIELD Co. The disposal of the landed estate of Richard Hill, Jr: Page 9, 10, 1849 - Minutes: Fairfiold District, S. C. ''Richard Hill died October 28, 1837 .... 297! acres of land on Johns Creek,· Waters of Sandy River in Fairfield County bounded by Jacob Stone, Soloman Coleman, John Stevenson, Et Al. Said Richaid's heirs at Law, Asaph Hill, Henry Hill, William F. Hill, Elijah Hill, Matthew Hill, Reuben Hill, Mary Hill, now Chapman, wife of Wm. Chapman{ Sr. Dorcas Hill (now Dorcas Stevenson, wife of John Stevenson) Elizabeth Hill, now Elizabeth Achinson, wife of Nathaniel Achison." "That since Richard Hill's death, Elijah Hill has departed this life intestate leaving heirs, his widow Margaret Hill and five children, namely: Edward Hill, Dorcas Hill, Savilln Hill, Mary Hill and Asaph Hill. Since the death of Richard Hill, Reuben Hill has departed this life intestate leaving heirs, Widpw Ellan Hill, three children, John C. Hill, Susan Hill and Henry Hill. 11 11 That William F. Hill, Wm. Chapman & wife M2ry, John Steven­ son and wife Dorcas since Richard 1 s dec1th have conveyed their rights to the Administrator.,.The parties all being of full age - agree and deliver up l/3rd to Richard Hill's widow, Dorcas Hill." SOUTH CJ.ROLINl., FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, 24 September, 1849. "Personally appeared Major William L. Lyles and made oath that he is informed and believes th2t: 'Nathaniel Achison and Elizabeth his wife, Matthew Hill, Margaret Hill, widow of Elijah Hill, de­ ceased, Edward Hill, Dorcas Hill, Savilla Hill, Mary, lsaph Hill, Children of Elijah Hill deceased, all reside beyond the limits of the state. /signed/ Hm. L. Lyles I. B. Mccants January A. D. 1850' Asaph Hill, Administr2tor

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PARK'S //, RICHARD HILL LAND / 1/3 ' to Widow STATE 287½ Acres / MRS • DORCAS John's Creek .:______HILL OF SANDY RIVER SOLOMON ----\ COLEMAN I S ,,,,,/ LAND •./ 65. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. I. WILLIAM F. HILL, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill, was born cir~a 1800 in Fairfield County, S. C. and died ? There were several 'William Hills' in that county during his lifetime. We have been unable to determine the name of his wife and if he removed west to Georgia with some of his neighbors and relatives. Edrington's History states "Adam Cooper's daughter md. Capt. Wm. E. Hill, a brother of SimeonHill 11 ••• (see page 43). There is some evidence that Margaret, daughter of Adam, may have married a William Hill. Fairfield Deeds, November 24, 1833, deed book NN, page 95. "Captain William F. Hill, 227 1/10 acres of land con­ veyed to William by Adam Cooper deceased November 23, 1833 on Branch of McClures Creek, branch of Beaver Creek. /signed/ William F. Hill Margaret F. Hill It must be pointed out that Wm. E. Hill, the son of Richard and Mary Mobley Hill was now a resident of Jackson County, Ga., and married to Elizabeth Cockrell. Therefore it must have been another William who md. Margaret Cooper. A note from Miscel­ laneous records shows that a William Hill married Margaret Stone. Her ancestry is given as follows: She was the daughter of Jacob Stone (Jr.) and Margaret Cockrell. Margaret Cockrell was the dau. of Moses Cockrell and Susan Feaster, a daughter of Andrew Feaster and the Widow Margaret Fry Cooper. Margaret Stones grandfather, Jacob Stone Senior, was a Rev. War veteran who married Eve Cooper,. a daughter of Margaret Fry Cooper and step-daughter of Andrew Feaster, Sr. Margaret Cockrell's sister, Frances Cockrell, md. Littleton Hill of Chester County, S. c., son of William Hill, Sr. of that county but evidently not related to the William F. Hill in question.,:~ Fairfield deeds - Deed Book LL, page 416, release, William F. Hill to William Mobley. Date recorded - 1835. Fairfield Census 1830 Vol. 9 - Fairfield Co. Census - 1850 William Hill page 120 William F? Hill p. 480. 1 male under 5 years age Occupation - Planter - age 50 yrs. 1 male 10-15 years of age Margaret I. Hill " 53 1 male 20-30 years of age Margaret I. Hill " 14 2 females under 5 years age All born in South Carolina 1 female 5-10 years age 1 female 20-30 years age 1 male slave 10-24 years age. In the 1830 census William was listed on the same page just above that of his father, Richard and his brothers, Asaph and Henry Hill. On that same page were: Jacob Stone, Sr. & Jr., Moses Cockrell and Richard Crosby. In the 1850 census shown above William was listed on the same page with Elizabeth Ellen Hill, the widow of his brother, Reuben. We are unable to accouLt for William's residence in 1840 since he was missing from the census for that year. It is thought that he may have removed * It is likely that Margaret Stone would h~ve been too young to be the wife of the Wm. F. Hill discussed above. 66. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA I. William F. Hill (continued) .... out of the county for a short time. There was a 'William F. Hill in the 1840 Census in Walton Co., Ga. where his brother, Elijah Hill, then lived. We have no record to show whether vvilliam died in Fairfield County or removed to the west. From accounts of his deeds, "Uncle Bill" must have been · brash, boisterous but good natured, of whom many stories are repeated in the family traditions. Our last records of Wm. are the 1850 census and the Richard Hill estate settlement in Fairfield Co.

II. HENRY HILL, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill, was born circn 1798-18U2 in Fairfield County, S. C. He was shown in the census of 1820 and 1830 as shown below, but was not shown thereafter. Fairfield Census - 1820 - Vol. 5 Fairfield Census - 1830 Page 47, 5th line Vol. ? , page 120 Henry Hill Henry Hill 1 male 16-26 years of age 1 male under 5 years 1 female under 10 years age 1 male 5-10 years age 1 female 16-18 years of age 1 male 20-30 years age 2 females 5-10 years age FAIRFIELD CO. Local Census of 1829 1 female 20-30 years age "Henry Hill 1 female slave 10-24 years Number in household - 6n In the absence of a probate, it is suggested that Henry moved west, as many of the people. were doing· at that time. There was a Henry F. Hill living in Jackson Co., Georgia, shown in the 1840 Census, with 1 male 5-10 years, 2 males 10-15; 1 male 30-40; 2 females 5-10; 1 female 20-30 years. In the Gwinnett County Georgia, census of 1850, the record shows: (Ben Smith Township/1 421-210 - par. 1172. Henry F. Hill age 52 male born in S. C. Nancy Hill n 50 female" n n Martha Hill n 14 n n 11 11 Mary Hill n 12 n II n 1r We have been unable to confirm if this the same Henry Hill. - Mrs. Robert (Maggie) Hill of Hoschton, Ga. (87 years of age, 1960) stated that Martha Hill married a Cox and Mary Hill married 1st a Stewart and then Marsh Patman. He was known as nGentleman Henry Hill" and was present at the sale of John Hill's estate on Sept. 16, 1853. Mrs. Hill stated thut "Henry F. Hill was a cousin of ours,"

Deed Book N - page 264, Walton County, Georgia. 11 Robert Born sell2 196 acres land to Henry F. Hill - adjoins land of Thos. Jones, Job Smith, Joseph Shaw and Wm. Mobley. Recorded Oct. 12, 1841. Witnessed by: John Hosch, Asaph Hill and John McCully. Deed Book N, page 265, July 2, 1841 - Henry F. Hill sells to Barker & Smith for t517, 258 3/3 acres of land (154 acres in Walton County and 104 3/4 acres in Jackson County. Recorded Oct. 12, 1841. 67. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINJ\. III. ASAPH HILL, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill, was born 1804 in Fairfield County, S. C. He married first, Mary Mobley, a daughter of Micajah (Cage) Mobley and Elizabeth Mobley. A further account of her ancestry is given in the Micajah Mobley section page 239. The Children of Asaph and Mary Mobley Hill: (1) Elizabeth Hill, born 1826-27, married David Stevenson, the son of James Stevenson and Nellie Weir. (Seep.# 199.) Among these records "David married Lizzie Hill, niece of Dorcas, Dnd moved to Mississippi. 11 (2) Willinm Hill, born 1830 in Fairfield County. We have no record of his marriage. The 1860 census of Fairfield Co. shows: WILLIAM E. HILL - age 30 - Schoolteacher Jane Hill age 29 Alice Hill, age 7; Sevina? Hill, age 3; and Mary Hill age 2 years. The listing of the name near that of A. A. Hill and the fact that the Simeon Hill, Sr. estate settlement shows a Wm. E. M. Hill and wife 'M. Jciinn mentioned, may indicate a connection to Simeon, rather than to Asaph Hill. Asaph Hill, after his first wife died (circa 1841), married second: Jennie or Jennit Stevenson, born circa 1824 & D. __?, a daughter of James Stevenson and Nellie Weir and a sister of David Stevenson who married Asaph 1 s daughter, Elizabeth Hill. They had six children shown on the 1860 census. They were: (1) James S. Hill, born 1840, killed in the War Between the States at the Battle of Seven Pines, June 30, 1862. (2) Alexander Hill, born 1842, served in the War Between the States until captured at Garret Station, April 2nd, 1865. (3) Sarah Jane Hill, b, 1848-49. (4) David Hill, born 1850. (5) Catherine Hill, born 1853. (6) Martha Hill, born 1856.

Asaph Hill, a wealthy planter, was the Administrator of the estate of his father, Richard Hill, who died in 1837. Several deeds are listed in his name, all Fairfield County. "From Littleton Vvest to Asa ph Hill.. to lands bounded by lands of Isaac Mabry and Moses Cockrell ond Jacob Feoster ... lands of Capt. William Hill •• lands of Robert R. Coleman .. said land des­ cribed on plat made by Jacob Feaster •• on Bever Creek. 11 Witness: Thomas B. Cockrell. Dated October 4th, 1834." Deed Book 00, page 77, •• an instrument dated 1841, 11 Asaph Hill sold 137 acres on Johns Creek to Jacob Stone. 11 Recorded 1Sh2. Fairfield deeds - Book RR, page 238. Deed dated 1849, "Asaph Hill sold David Stevenson 103 acres on Harbins Bre.nch.n Recorded 1849. Fairfield Deeds: Book SS, page 80. Dated 1850, "Asaph Hill sold 150 acres to William Crosby, located on Johns Creek. 11 Fairfield Deeds, Book AD, page 84. Dated 1872 and recorded 1873. "Asaph Hill, by deed conveys 169 acres of land located on McClures Creek to J. T. V. Legg." 68. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLIN!,. III. ASAPH HILL, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill. (continued) _ Deed Book AD, page 84, Fairfield deeds - deed dated and re­ corded in 1873. Asaph Hill conveyed a tract of 330 acres of land located on Cloud Creek to Robt. M. Stevenson. This is the last deed or record available concerning Asaph Hill. It is stated that that he removed to Mississippi about this time but we have been un... able to confirm this by any record or other proof. He was shown on the census 1830 through 1860 as follows: Ffl:,:IRFIELD DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS Census of 1830 Vol. 9 Census of 1840, Volume 3 ASAPH HILL page 120, line #3 Asaph Hill page 159, 7th line 1 male under 5 years 1 male 5-10 years age 1 male 20-30 years age 1 male 30-40 years age 1 female under 5 years 1 female 10-15 years 1 female 20-30 years 1 female 20-30 years 1 male slave 5-10 1 male slave under 10 yrs. 1 female slave 24-36 2 male slaves 10-24 years 1 female 5-10 years 1 female 10-24 years 1850 Census, Vol. #4 - FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S.C. 1860 Census ASAPH HILL, planter 46 Born S. C. ASAPH HILL - age 55 planter Jane Hill age 26 " " James Hill age 19 years Wm. Hill age 20 " n Alex Hill age 17 years James Hill age 10 " " David Hill age 10 years Alexander 11 8 " n Martha " n 4 n Sarah J. Hill 11 12 " (all born ins. C.)

Elizabeth and Vvillidm Hill, dau. & son of tsaph, are shown further in the Micajah Mobley Section. (1) James S. Hill, the eldest son of Asaph Hill and Jennet, was born 1840 and died 30th of June, 1862 in the Battle of Seven Pines. He enlisted in the Confederate States Army at Summerville, Camp Woodward, April 11, 1861. He was shown to be present at Muster, June, 1861. Reported sick July, August 1861, and also for September. He was killed in the "Seven Days" series of battles "At the Battle of Seven Pines before Richmond at Frazier's Farm". The accompanying affidavit gives the date of his decease as May 30, 1862, while the pay record shows the date of June 30th, the date of the Battle of Seven Pines. He was a member of the 6th Regiment, S. C. Volunteers, Company "H 11 , which was known as the "Buckheadn guards and Captain Vviston's command. He was enlisted first in the "Little River Guards" by Captain J.M. Brice, but transferred to the Buckhead guards where he was enlisted by Capt. E. J. Means whose command included Simeon A. Hill, Jr. Of interest is an extract from the Federal records in the Archives Building, Washington, D. C.

nJ LMES S. HILL, COMPANY "H", 6th Regt., South Carolina Vo 1., n nstate of S. c., Fairfield District.: 'I Asaph Hill of S. C., Fairfield District to hereby appoint Robert Hawthorn Esq. my law­ ful Attorney to draw and receipt for all arrears of pay due my RICHhRD HILL AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. III. (Asaph Hill, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill ~continued) "deceased son who was killed at the Battle of the Seven Pines on the 30th day of May 1862, Signed and sealed in the presence of: A. A. Hill. /signed/ Asaph Hill." 11 S outh Carolina, Fairfield District: npersonally appeared Alex Hill and being duly sworn made oath that he saw Asaph Hill sign and seal the above Power of Attorney for the use and purpose set forth and that the ( ) subscribes by name as witness thereto. Sworn to and before me November 30, 1862.: G. W. Woodman, CC P •. /signed/ A. h. Hill". "State of South Carolina, Fairfield District.: 1 I Robert Hawthorn, Magistrute for the said District in aforesaid state do hereby certify that Asaph Hill, Alex. Hill and W.W. Couch are all persons well known to me to be entirely creditoble and I be­ lieve the two latter to be entirely disenterested witnesses. This my hand and secJl, November 1862. /signed/ Robert Hawthorn. 0 Magistrate. "State of South Carolina, Fairfield District.: Personally appears Asaph Hill and being duly sworn scyson oath that he is the father of James S. Hill who wc1s a member of the 6th Regiment, S.C.V., Buckhead Guards, Company 11 H11 was killed on the 30th day of May at the Battle of 7 Pines, 1862. That as no other person is entitled to claim the arrears of pay due my deceased son as he left neither wife nor child. Sworn to and before me November 30th, 1862." Robert Hawthorn, Magistrate. /signed/ Asaph Hill. "Personally came before me Alexander Hill, W. VJ. Couch who being duly sworn says on oath that they believe all the above facts to be true. Sworn to and before me November 30th, 1862." /signed/ Robert Hawthorn, Magistrate. /signed/ A. A. Hill. And /signed/ H. H. Couch. 11 S outh Carolina, Fairfield District.: "I George Vv. Woodward, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and personal ( ) for the said district and state aforesaid do hereby certify that Robert Hawthorn Esq. before whom the forgoing affadavit was made as it appears in my own handwriting witnessed the same aforesaid who had been duly appointed qualified and has signed a Roll kept according to law in my office. Given under my hand and seal of office.n November JO, 1862. /signed/ G. i:J. Woodward. T H E C O N F E D E R A T E S T A T E S 11 To Asaph Hill, father of James S. Hill, Deceased, late private of Capt. Wistons Co. nHn, 6th Reg., S.C.V. of said deceased. For pay from the 1st of January the date to which he was last paid, to the 30th of June, 1862, the date of hts death inclusiva. 6 months@ 11.00 per month. • • • $66.00 2nd six months com. for clothing • 25.00 3rd six months com. for clothing • • 25.00 Subsistance money for 38 days© 25¢ per day9.50 mr-r-­:wl25. 50 "Payable to Robert Hawthorn, Attorney for Asaph Hill father of the said deceased. Winnsboro, South Carolina. Treasury Depart­ ment, Second Auditory 1 s Office, Aug. 25th, 1863. John G. Lyle, Clerk. Comptroller's Office, August 27, 1863. R. M. Rae, Clerk." 70. RICH!lRD AND DORCAS HILL OF Fli.IRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. III. (Asaph Hill, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill - continued) (2) Alexander Hill, son of Asaph Hill and Jennie Stevenson, was born 1842 in Fairfield County, South Carolina. He enlisted in the Confederate States Army at Richland, Camp Johnston, S. c., Sept. 15, 1861 in Company D, 12th S. C. Infantry. The enlistment papers were signed by E. F. Bookter. The Muster roll shows 11 Sick Jan., Feb., 1862, Nov. & Dec. 1862. 11 The Muster Roll further shows that he was present for duty except for furlough time. He was wounded in the shoulder in the Battle of the Wilderness May 5-7, 1864, by a minie ball. He was promoted to 2nd Corporal. He was home on furlough in October 1864 (sick), Nov. Dec. on Sick furlough. The wound was on the upper third of his right arm. He was placed in the Episcopal Church Hospital, Williamsburgh, Va. Transferred to General Hospital at Raleigh, N. C. Name appears on clothing record. He was captured at Garret Station, lpril 2nd, 1865, received at City Point, Virginia, by Captain Jackson, 68 Pen. He was assig­ ned to Co. 5 and taken to Harts Island, N. Y. Harbor. His name appears as signature to an oath of allegiance sworn at Harts Island. His release came shortly thereafter. His description: "Complexion dark, dark hair, eyes gray, and six feet tall."

Of Asaph and Jennet's three daughters, Sarah, Catherine and Martha and their son David, we have no record. They likely moved to Mississippi with their father. Jennet Stevenson Hill was not shown on the 1860 census and may have been deceased at that time. 71. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. IV. ELIJAH HILL, son of Richard Hill, Jr., and Dorcas, was born circa 1808 and died 1848-9. He married Margaret Price. She was the daughter of William Price and Dorcas Moberley. Dorcas Moberley was the daughter of Samuel Moberley, Sr. and Mary Waggoner-Wagner of Fairfield County, S. C. (See page 274 for Mary Wagner's ancest.1-y. ' Samuel Moberley, Sr., was the son of Edward and Susannah Moberley. The following is taken from Chester Co. Deeds, Book CC, page 80-81, dated January 23, 1839. 11 W~, Elijah Hill and Margaret Hill of Fairfield District, S. C., for $625.00 paid by Darcus Price, Executrix of Wm. Price, deceased of Fairfield District, have granted, Bargained, sold and released unto the said Darcus Price all cif our right, claim ect. of the land of Wm. Price deceased, •• a tract of 200 acres, said land situate on waters of Sandy River, bounded by lands of Ely Cornwell, Doc. Mobley, west by Taliferro, and east by Fant, S. D. Aiken, Doc. Mobley, and Wm. Pratt." Witnesses: Asaph Hill /signed/ Elijah Hill Reuben F. Hill Margaret Hill "South Carolina, Fairfield District, September 24, 1849. Personally appeared Major William L. Lyles and made oath that he is informed and believes that: Nathaniel Achison & Elizabeth his wife, Matthew Hill, Margaret Hill, widow of Elijah Hill, deceased, Edward Hill, Dorcas Hill, Savilla Hill, Mary, Asaph Hill, children of Elijah Hill deceased, all reside beyond the limits of the state. I. B. Mccants - c. s. Fd. /signed/ William L. Lyles Elijah and Margaret Hill removed from Fairfield District to Walton County, Georgia, between the years 1839 and 1S40. Walton Co., Ga. 1S40 Census Page #99. ELIJAH HILL 1 male under 5 years 2 females under 5 years 1 ti 5-lQ II 1 female 20-30 years. 1 11 30-40 years Walton Co,, Ga. 1850 Census page #66. Name Age Sex Born Margarette Hill 38 F s. C • Farmer $1400.00 Darcus Hill 16 F s. c. Edward Hill 13 M s. c. Mary Hill 12 F s. c. VJilliam Hill g M Georgia Susan Hill 6 F 11 Richard Hill 4 M " Asaph Hill 3 M If Joseph Livesay 28 M II

Note:. Elijah and Margaret Hill lived on the Walton-Jackson County line, The instrument signed by Major Lyles omitted William and Richard Hill and gave Savilla for Susan Hill. 72. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. IV. Elijah Hill, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill - (continued) Walton Co., Ga. Returns E. page 615. ELIJAH HILL, dec'd. Minutes lt40 - page 159. "John C. Whitworth appointed Adfuifuistrator." Sept. 4th term, 1848. Deed Book Q - page 301 - Deed made April 3, 1853 - John C. Whit­ worth Administrator of Elijah Hill estate and Margaret Hill of other part - deed to 400 acres in one body but divided by county lines. - Bid in by Margaret Hill for $1101.00 - Recorded 1853, April 7th. ,.,. (of int~rest - Elijah had a brother Henry as shown on page 66. One Henry.F. Hill was shown in the ·walton Co., Ga. records as follows: "Deed Book N, page 265 - July 2, 1841. Henry F. Hill sells to Barker & Smith for $517.00 (part of 154 acres in 1\lalton Co. and 1043/4 acres in Jackson County - 258 3/4 in all) recorded Oct. 12, 1841. (The Walton County references to the children of Elijah Hill was furnished by Mrs. Dan H. Williamson. (1) DORCAS HILL, daughter of Elijah and Margaret Hill, was born circa 1834. She married David L. Etchison prior to September 1352. "Walton Co., Ga. Records. Minutes 1840 - page 281. Monday - Sept. 6, 1852. Present R. J. Kennedy, the Ordianry of said county. 'To the honorable court of Ordinary, Walton Co., State of Ga. The petition of David L. Etchison in right of his wife Dorcas P. formerly Dorcas P. Hill and heir at law of the estate of Elijah Hill, dec'd, apply for distributive share of negroes of said estate - Freeholders Robt. Cooksey, Abram Hammonds, Leonard B. Hayse, John R. Moon, Jonathon Hill and James R. Etchison. 1 "

(2) Edward Hill, son of Elijah and Margaret Hill, was born circa 1837 in Fairfield Co., S. C. He removed to Georgia with his parents and is shown in the records as follows: Index to Estates: Returns H., page 73. 'Edward Hill, minor, Joseph Livsey, Guardian.'

(3) MARY HILL, daughter of Elijah and Margaret Hill, was born circa 1838 in Fairfield Co., S. C. Walton Co. Ga., Index to Estates. Mary Hill, (minor of Elijah Hill) M. C. Malone Guardian. Minutes 1840, Page 242. Bond X5 - page 259. Order to sell personal property (minutes 1853, page 31.)

(4) WILLIAM HILL, son of Elijah and Margoret Hill, was born in Georgia in 1842. "Vifalton Co. Ga., Returns H, page 395. n,1villiam !:!.ill, in account with his guardian, Margaret Hill (his mother) 'Received from Dorcas Hill 1 s estate ••• Medical Bill from Dr. John R. Moore •.•• Negro for this minor was Charles .• (account similar to that of his sister, Susan Hill). 73. RICHARD HILL AND DORCAS MOBERLY OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. IV. ELIJAH HILL, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill (continued) (5) Susan Hill, daughter of Elijah Hill and Margaret Price, was born circa 1844 in Georgia. Walton Co., Ga., Returns H, page 394. "Susan Hill, minor - orphan of Elijah Hill - her guardian was her mother, Margaret Hill." 1853 - Board & clothing for said ward for year 1853 $3 5 .oo ---- Cash pd. Coleman 9.90 Cash pd. Ordinary 1.12 For Board & clothing for years 1848-49 during which years her father's estate was not dis~ tributed and unavailable for her support - - - - 40.00 1853 er. - Jan. 1 - Cash received of M. C. Malone guardian to make my ward equal in the distribution of E. Hill's estate $50.00 Jan. 20 - Cash received of Dorcas Hill's estate- 17.15 1854 Jan. 7 - Administrator of E. Hill's estate 260.66 Jan. 1 - For hire of negro Lucy 45 .00 April 1 Cash received of the estate of Dorcas Hill - 26.85 The negro woman & child Sam were placed in my possession Jan. 1st, 1853 & valued by distributees at - 800.00 1853 - Tuition for Susan Hill, $9.90 for the year I854 - April 21 - Margaret Hill swears to above - R. J. Kennedy, Ordinary. (6) Richard Hill, son of Elijoh and Dorcas Hill, was born circa 1846 in Walton County, Georgia. "Walton Co., Ga. Returns H, page 393." M. C. Malone, guardian for Richard Hill, Minor, legatee of Elijah Hill: To Margaret Hill years 1848 & 49 - Board & Clothing $37,45 1852 Board - Clothing & schooling 26.50 Voucher 1853 ft ft II ii 50.00 $113.95 "Margaret Hill signs for above Walton Co., Ga. Dec. 2, 1853 (To John R. Moore for medicine and medical (service pd. by M. C. Malone guardian for (Richard Hill - visits; pills; drops; gum Voucher (Arabic; mustard 3.95 (Acct. paid Feb. 1854. Richard Hill, in acc. with his guardian, M. C. Malone 1854 - Jan. 15. Amt. pd. Margaret Hill (voucher) $113.95 " " Moore (voucher 2) 3.95 1854 Cr. Jan. 1 - By cash of Margaret Hill 17.15 Jan. 7 - " " Estate of E. Hill 260.66 Jan. 1 - Hire Negro Jim 95.00 April 1 Cash estate D. Hill 26.85 The negro Jim was placed in my possession Jon. 1, 1853, value $850.00. Sworn to by M. C. Malone, April 21, 1854 - R. J. Kennedy, Ordinary. 74. RICHARD HILL AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. IV. Elijah Hill, son of Richerd and Dorcns Hill (continued) (6) Richard Hill - continued. '~Returns K - page 204. Returns of l(. C. Malone, guordian for Richard Hill, heir of Elijah Hill, dec'd - year 1854-55, taxes upkeep, etc." "Returns K, page 532 - Returns of Malone for Richard Hill, March 21, 1856." (7) Asaph Hill, son of Elijah and Murgaret Hill, was born in Walto~_County, Georgia about 1847. "Returns K, page 533. M. C. Malone, guardian for Asaph Hill minor of Elijah Hill, dec'd. sold slaves, a girl to JV1argaret Hill & a girl to Nathan ClDrke, total $1175.00. Made payments for board, clothing, tuition - recorded May 13, 1856.

V. MATTHKW HILL, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill, was born circa 1810 in Fairfield County, S. C. We have no record of his marriage. He evidently engaged in farming and purchased a tract of land from his father. (page 62) According to an affadavit on page 71, Matthew had removed from Fairfield County and the State of S. C. prior to Sept. 24, 1849 and we have no further record of him.

VI. REUBEN F. HILL, son of Richard and Dorcas Hill, was born circa 1813 and died August, 1848. (See sketch on page 77)

VII. MARY HILL, daughter of Richard and Dorcas Hill, was born in Fairfield County, S. C. circa 1815-20. We have no record of her husband 1 s ancestry. However, he was probably related to the other Fairfield Chapman 1 s. (See the Chapman section page 231.) She married William Chapman before the settlement of the personal. estate of Richard Hill, Junior, which was made about 1840.

VIII. ELIZABETH HILLJ daughter of Richard and Dorcas Hill, was born circa 1815-20. She married Nathaniel Achison sometime after 1840 and before 1849. The 1790 Fairfield census lists: Mary Aitcheson - 6 in family. John Aitcheson 5 in family. Local Census of Fairfield Co., S. C.: Mark Atkinson 1 in fDmily. The name "Etchison" (pc1ge 72) may have been another spell­ ing of this n2me. 75. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. IX. DORCAS HILL, daughter of Richard and Dorcas Hill, was born 1820 in Fairfield County, S. C. She married John Stevenson prior to 1840. He was born in 1813 in Fairfield District, the son of James and Nellie Weir Stevenson. (See page 199 for sketch) Doros died circa 1850-60. John then married 2nd: Lizzie Levister. 3rd: Mary Ann McMullen. The children of John Stevenson and Dorcas Hill apparently were: ( 1) Ellen Stevenson born 1840 Census records ( 2) Elizabeth Stevenson n 1842 n n ( 3 ) David Stevenson ti 1844 ti fl ( 4) James s. Stevenson n 1846 n n ( 5) John S. Stevenson 1849 n ( 6) Martha Stevenson n" 1851-2 n" II We have been unable to determine from the records whether the following were all the children of Lizzie Levister Stevenson and John or ~art of these the children of Dorcas. The gap of 4 years (below) indicates thet she died 1852-6 and John and Lizzie were married by 1855. (1) Wm. Chris. Stevenson born 1856 Census Records (2) Hugh M. Stevenson if 1857 VI fl (3) Nancy Stevenson, ?T 1859 II (4) David? E. Stevenson n 1861 1? " After David was born, there was a gap of 6 years before the next child was born. Whether this was the daughter of Lizzie and John or his third wife, Mary Ann McMullen, we do not know. (1) Jennite Stevenson, born 1867 Census Records The 1870 census shows Jennite to be the youngest child, and Mary his wife. The census records: FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, s. c. CENSUS RECORDS Volume #4, page 481 Page 271 1850 Census 1860 Census 1870 Census John Stevenson John Stevenson age 47 John Stevenson age 55? Ocupation - Blacksmith Blacksmith Occupation - Planter Dorcas " 8-ge 30 Elizabeth age 33 Mary Stevenson age 37 Ellen n I? 10 David M. " 17 Martha " " 18 Elizabeth 11 n 8 James L. " 14 Christopher n 14 David " n 6 John S. " 11 Alex II II 13 James L. n n 4 Martha Stevenson" 9 David E. ti " 9 John StevGnson" 1 Wm. Chris. n ?I 4 Jennite A " 3 Dorcas Hill " 77 Hugh M. n " 3 David Taylor? fl 8 Michael Bankman 22 Nancy n 1 (Wheelwright) of " Rockland, s. C. 76. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF Fl~IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Most of the Hill families shown in this work moved into Fairfield District shortly before the Americc',n Revolution. We h~ve been unable to find where they lived before arriving in South Carolina. Some of the Hills lived in Lunenburg, later Bedford County, Virginia. Many of these families moved on after a few years while others remained. They established homes, raised families, and became useful citizens of Fairfield County. Later most of the descendents of these people moved on west. T_he· Hills, Moberlys and allied families lived in Bedford Counti~- Virginia, in the vicinity of the "Peaks of Otter and on and near the Otter River. Shortly after the French and Indian War they moved to the Camden Section of Craven County, South Carolina, the part later known as Fairfield. After the Revolution­ ary War the Georgia lands attractod many settlers and a great number of these families moved on to settle these lands. The Miss­ issippi Territory, later Alabama and Mississippi, opened for settlement after the Indian Wars. No doubt many of the families m~grated and settled there. This continued until there are few Eills and Moberlys in Modern Fairfield County. A Reference to the Hills is to be found in Edrington's History: "The Meadors lived on McClures Creek. They, the Hills and the 'Cage' 2nd Cullen Branch of the Mobley fo.mily owned with the exception of a few small tracts, all that whole country." Dr. Wm. M. Meador and his boys, Dr. Lem and John Meadors, representatives of the last named families, own a portion of the land lying on Beqver Creek and between McClures Creek and the River and north to the Chester line. In this section lived the Nevetts, Jenkins, Newbles, Chapmans and later Andrew McConnell, who bought the plantation now owned by J. F. V. Legg from Major Wm. S. Lyles. McConnell was a poor boy but when he died he was the possessor of thousands of acres of land and more than 100 slaves. J. F. V. Legg married his widow and now ~.::. ves at the old Homestead." "Stephen Crosby lived near the line and owned land in both Chester and Fairfield Counties. His oldest son, Thomas, married a Miss Parks, and their son, Charley Crosby, r:ow owns nearly all the land th2t was his father's and grand­ :::nthers. n The land purchased by Richard Hill, Jr., was located on Johns r.reek near the Chester County line. This land, bought by the Stone, Stevenson and Crosby families, has since passed into the hands of the Crosbys. In 1945 the compiler visited northwest ?airfield County and found that the old Reuben F. Hill Plantation ~gs owned by Mrs. Sue Crosby. It, along with the Richard Hill land was still known as the old "Hill place.n Descendents of Jacob Stone live in the neighborhood and here the compiler was the guest of Mr. Nathan Stone and his family, in 1945. 77. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. RICHARD HILL, JR. AND DORCAS, OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. REUBEN F. HILL, the son of Richard Hill, Jr., and Dorcas Funderburgh, was born in Fairfield District, S. c., circa 1813, and died August, 1a4g_ He married Elizabeth Ellen Housch in Georgia about 1839. She was born circa 1821 in South Carolina and died Mays, 1895 in the Indian Territory. They lived on his plantat~~n on Johns Creek adjoining the lands of his father, lands of Jaco. Stone, Soloman Coleman, and William Crosby. Elizabeth Ellen Housch's ancestry is as follows: She was the daughter of Mathew Hosch and Mary Hill. Mary Hill was the daughter of William Hill, Jr., and Dorcas Moberley. Mathew Hosch was the son of Jacob Housch, Sr. 1 and Rachel Housch. The Hosch family history commences on page 141. Reuben F. Hill died August 1848 at his plantation on Johns Creek, his wife and cpildren surviving. The Fairfield Probate Court Records show the following: "To James L. Steward Esquire, Ordinary for Fairfield Dist. YThe petition of Jacob Feaster, Jr., shewth that Reuben Hill, late of the District of Fairfield departed this life sometime in the month of August 1848, intestate, leaving at his death a widow, Elizabeth Ellen Hill, who has since intermarried with one Jacob F. Hill - and three children to wit: John C. Hill who is about 10 years old, Susannah Hill about 7 years old and Henry TT. Hill who is about 5 years old, his only heirs at law, and personal property to the amount of ~2300.00 dollars and your petitioner further prays that he may be appointed Administrator by complying with the requisitions of the law in such cases made and provided." Dated January 5, 1852. /signed/ Jacob Feaster, Jr.

"July 1852. 1 Reuben Hill Estate - Administrator Jacob Feaster, Jr. Appraisers - H. J. & F. W. Coleman - John Stevenson, Asaph Hill and David Stevenson 117 Jacob F. Feaster, Jr.) was appointed Administrator of the Estate and the following was registered in 1853 by the Adminis­ trator, Deed Book II, page 336. "Indenture made in January, 1853 by William F. Robertson and Jacob Stone in Court of Equity at Winnsboro, S. C., Fairfield District. 'Whereas Elizabeth Ellen Hill and Jacob F. Hill did on the 23rd day of November 1852 exhibited their bill of Compliance in the above Court of Equity in the said State against John C. Hill and others for the par­ titionof a certain tract of land belonging to the Estate of Reuben Hill deceased. The Court orders the land to be auctioned off t~ the highest bidder and was auctioned on the 3rd day of January, 1853 to Jacob Stone for $1687.50 The aforesaid land bounded by Waters of Johns Creek and bounded by the lands of Jacob Stone, Soloman Coleman and William Crosby consisting of 150 acres of land doth have shape and markers and buildings as will appear by reference to a resurvey made by Jacoh Feaster, Jr., together with _j__ conveying whatever rights or rewards and profits of estate and right of possesions and benefits of said Reuben Hill Estate (deceased) to the said Jacob Stone." 78. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA Reuben F. Hill, son of Richard and Dorcas - continued. Fairfield County Probate Court records: JACOB FEAST2R JR. Administrator in Account with the Estate of REUBEN F. HILL. 1852 - Dr. Feb. 12 To Amount of Sale Bill - $3,044.79 Feb. 12 To Interest from 4th day of Sale, 1/1/1853 188.27 Feb. 12 To rent of land - 1853 50.00 $3,283.06

1853 "..';a April 6 To amount for Distribution $3,101.01 As follows: To Elizabeth Ellen Hill, Widow now inter- married with Jacob F. Hill 1/3 $1,033.67 Amount to be distributed to children $2,067.34 As follows: John C. Hill $ 689.111/3 Susan P. Hill 689.11 1/3 Henry W. Hill 689.11 1/3 $2,067.34

1852 Cr. Jan. 23 By amount paid Ordinary $ 7.87 Feb. 2 By amount paid taxes 3.12 Feb. 12 By amount paid Vvm. Colvin 2.00 $12.99 1853 Feb. 4 By amount paid taxes 2.31 April 6 By amount paid Ordinaryvs fees 4.60 $17.90 By commission on received and paying $3,283.06 f;l64.15

~182.05 Amount in Administrator Hand 1st April 1853 $3,101.01

$~,283.Q6 /signed/ Jacob Feaster, Jr.

Note: The above Administrators account contained the proceeds from the sale of the Plantation and some of the chattels but did not include the sale of the family slaves. These were sold by Jacob Hill, in 1859, Walker County, Georgia, for the Estate. Ed. 79. REUBEN F. HILL, SON OF RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD CO. Pribr td.hi~·death.Re~b~n.purahosed a tract of land from his father in 1835, (page 62) in Fairfield District on Johns Creek. He acquired another 50 acres adjoining the land of his father but we have found no record of the transaction. He was shown in the Census of 1840 as follows: Fairfield District Census, 1840, s. C., Volume #3, page 159. Reuben Hill 1 male under 5 years age 2 male slaves under 10 1 male 20-30 years age 1 female slave 10-24 years. 1 female 15-20 years age The children of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Housch Hill were: (1) John Crawford Hill, born April 1840, died Dec. 3, 1910. He married 1st: Mary Howell, born __ , died ____ • 2nd: Amanda Jane Anderson, born died ...,....,..,_,_.----.--.-. (2) Susannah P. Hill, born 1844, died after 1910 in Georgia. She married ______Mattox. (3) Henry W. Hill, born 1846, died Circa 1891. He married Sarah Hill, born 1848, died Jan. 14, 1905.

After the death of Reuben F. Hill, Elizabeth Ellen Hill married Jacob F. Hill about 1850. His ancestry is unplaced but family tradition has been that Jacob was the nephew of Reuben F. Hill. From the name Jacob F., it is speculated that he may have been the son of William F. Hill and Margaret ______? If she had Feaster, Cooper or Stone ancestry as shown on page 65, then this would account for the name "Jacob F." Hill. The 1850 census shows the following: Fairfield District Census of 1850, Vol. #4, page 480, P. If 592-3·. Sept. 20. Eliznbeth Ellen Hill Age 28 years Born in South Carolina Occupation - planter Crawford Hill It 10 " If " fl ft Henry Hill n 4 yt If 11 II Susanna Hill II 6 II n " If fl Jacob Hill - Planter 20 n tr " "

The Children of Jacob and Elizabeth Ellen Hill were: (1) James L. W. Hill, born 1852 in Fairfield Co., S. c. Died without issue. (2) Matthew w. Hill, born 1855, in Walker County, Georgia. Died without issue. As shown, James L. W. Hill was born in 1852. In 1853, after the landed estate of Reuben Hill was auctioned off to Jacob Stone, they removed to northwest Georgia to the southern part of Walker County near the Chattooga County line. This was near the brother of Ellen Hill, John J. Housch who lived in Chattooga County not far from Trion, Georgia. so. REUBEN F. HILL, SON OF RICHARD J,ND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD CO. Jecob and Ellen bought a farm and their second son, Matthew w. Hill was born there in 1855. Jacob sold off the slaves belongT ing to the estate in 1859 and died late that year. It is said that he was a shrewd business man and excellent farmer. The 1860 census of Walker Cpunty, Georgia, Cane Creek Post- office, is given as follows: Elizabeth Ellen Hill Ago 37 years Born in South Carolina John C. Hill ?! 20 n n n ii n Henry W. Hill Ii 13 n n " n Tl Susannah Hill i? 16 n ii " n " James L. w. Hill 11 8 n i? n n n · Matthew W. Hill II 5 TT Ii 11 Georgia

Walker County, Ga. Census 1870, Rock Springs Postoffice, P. 116-8. Elizabeth Ellen Hill Age 47 Occupation Farmer Susannah Hill IT 26 James A. Hill 11 18 Matthew vl. Hill " 15

In 1880 Ellen Hill moved to Scott County, Arkansas with her sons. After Jimmie and Mathey died, she removed from her home which lay near the Indian Territory line to the Cherokee Nation at Dwight Mission. Her son, John Crawford Hill, lived close to the Presbyterian Indian School Mission and his children attended School there. She died Mays, 1895 "in her 74th year" and lies buried in Dwight Mission Cemetery which adjoins the Mission School.

Of the children of Jacob and Elizabeth Ellen Hill: (1) James L. W. Hill was born in Fairfield Dist., S. C., in 1852. He moved to Walker Co., Ga. with his parents in 1853. In 1880 he moved to Scott County, Arkansas with his mother and brothers. He died shortly thereafter. (2) Matthew W. Hill wos born in ·walker County, Ga., in 1855. He moved to Scott County, Arkansas with his mother and brothers and died circa 1892. Neither Matthew nor Jimmie were ever married. They were fond of Fox hunting with hounds and spent many pleas~nt hours in that pursuit,

"Bill of Corn in the year 1a40 11 (made by Reuben F. Hill to Andrew, one of the family slaves.) 1 To two bushels and a peck of Corne - To two bushels and three pecks of corne - March 13th - To two bushels and a hafe of Corne ~.:eriel the __? To one Bushel of Corne to two bushels and a peck and nearly a peck of Corne - June the 2 - To two bushels and a halfe of corne - Taken by Andy; To two bushels and a hafe of corne. 11 ••••••••• 81. REUBEN F. HILL, SON OF RICHLRD AND DORCAS OF FAIRFIELD CO. S. C. THE CHILDREN OF REUBEN F. HILL AND ELIZABETH ELLEN HOUSCH. SUSANNAH HILL, daughter of Reuben and Elizabeth Hill, was born 1844 in Fairfield District, S. C. and died . ? She removed from Fairfield County to Walker County, Georgis in 1853. She married ____Mattox (Maddox?) about 1872. They had children: (1) Buddy Mattox, born ____ , died _____ . He was never married. It is saia that he was in the postal service for many years in northwest Georgia.

(2) Mattox, a daughter, born ___?, Died_? She married and had two children, one son and one daughter. Nothing is known of her descendants or the name of her husband. (note: all contact with these people has been lost (for many years.)

Among the surviving papers of Reuben F. Hill is the receipt shown below. Also shown under "sundries" below is a small list of goods bought by Reuben for his Mother, Mrs. Dorcas F. Hill an:l his brother, William F. Hill, and for Reuben himself.

"R. F. HILL ...... SOLD TO MICKLE AND ULM 5 Bales cotton 31.1 321. 21.2 1424@ 7/8 $101.46 315@ 6? 18.90 120.35-

Weighing - • 31 To 40 #Sugar@ 10¢ lb. L~. 00 " 50 "Coffee@ lOt Lb. 5.25 " 27" Iron @ 4~: lb. 1.22 Paid Cash

MICKLE & ULM Cash - - 3 5. 00 $74. 58 Note on the back of receipt: "Jacob Stone $13.75" Sundries bought by Reuben F. Hill (about 1840) "Mother" - 55 # weight of beef "Wm. Hill0 45 # weight of beef "To men - '1 Galon of Whisky at 56 cts.' 82. nEUBEN F. HILL' SON OF RICHil.RD Alm DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD co. s. c. HENRY W. HILL, son of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill, was born in Fairfield District, S. C. in 1844, and died in Scott Co., Arkansas, circa 1890. He moved to Georgia with the family and was too young to enlist at the outbreak of the War between the States.* In the early part of 1864 his brother, John C, Hill, was home on furlough. When he returned to his Company he brought Henry with him. He was enlisted in Co. K, 21st Georgia Infantry Regiment on March 28, 1864 by Colonel Garrison at Macon, Georgia. The regiment had been with Major General R. F. Hake's command in his recent cepture of Plymouth, N. c. from the Union Forces. Gen. H,:ike received urgent orders to return to Virginia where the Fed­ erals ~ere threatening to capture Richmond. On May 10, 1864, Hoke arrived at Petersburg, Va. where he was assigned a division of troop·s to defend the southern end of the Richmond-Petersburg Rail­ road and particularly the defenses of Drewry's Bluff which lies above the junction of the Appomattox and James Rivers between Richmond and Petersburg. Forces of the Federal Navy frequently sailed up the James and bombarded the fortifications in this area but were not successful in capturing the defenses until the close of the war. The battle commenced after several days of maneuvering ot~ the 14th day of May and ended on the 16th. A large number of men were killed and wounded on both sides. Among the w0unded was Henry's brother, John C. Hill. After the Battle of Drewry's Bluff, the 21st Georgia Infantry and other troops were at Spottslyvania near the close of that battle. Henry was captured here by the Federa.l Forces while on a march, on May 21st, 1864. He was taken and confined to the Old Capitol Prison, Washington, D. C. (Register# 304, part 783, p-306.) The records show that he was admitted to the Columbia General Hospital June 29, 1864 and was transferred to the Lincoln General Hospital on July 26. Under "remarks" on his medical record, "age, 17 years." He was transferred and received at Elmira, New York on ~ug. 12 and confined there until June 14, 1865. His name appears on an oath of allegiance to the United States sworn at Elmira, N. Y., dated June 14, 1865. He was released on that date and returned home. * At this time Henry was in poor health, thin and pale--and s~all. In the spring of 1864 John Crawford Hill returned on leave from the Confederate Army •• He found Henry healthy, and rJbust, weighing nearly 200 lbs. This was attributed to the fact that he had consumed an entire barrel of Peach Brandy in a period of two years, and in moderate quanities. The hogshead of brandy tad been buried in the ground for safekeeping and he consumed the liquid by lying face down and siphoning the brandy with a hollowed c3no. (Related by D. F. Hill, Senior.) Since Henry was in good tGalth and of age; and that the Bushwhackers were active in the region, John C. Hill felt he would be safer in the army than at home. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Descendents of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill. Henry W. Hill (continued) Henry W. Hill married circa 1870, Sarah (Sally) Hill. She was born 1848 and her ancestry is unplaced. Mr. D. B. Clayton, Sr., in a letter dated Sept. 27, 1949: nElizabeth was a Hill and her sister, Sarah married Henry W. Hill, a cousin." The Sarah mentioned by Mr. Clayton was the daughter of Alexander and mary Hill. (page 41 in the Simeon Hill section.) It must be further.~ stated that Henry's Uncle, Asaph Hill, had a daughter, Sarah Hill. She was also born 1848. There is no record where Henry married. It is evident that one couple, Henry Vv. and Sally Hill were married by 1872: Fairfield County Deeds, Book AD, page 245, "From Hunry W. Hill and Sally H. Hill, to Peter Feaster, 72 acres of land 'adjoining Dye." Dated 1872, recorded 1873. Henry and Sally removed from Walker County, Ga., to Scott County, Arkansas in 1882 where they purchased a farm near that of his mother and brothers. They lived about½ mile from the Arkansas-Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, line. Henry died circa 1890 and he, Sallie, Jimmie and Mathey Hill are buried in Weeks Cemetery which lies about 1 mile from the Oklahoma-Arkansas line in Scott County. Henry and Sallie had one child, a daughter: (1) Ella Hill, born November 22, 1879, Walker County, Ga. Died November 10, 1947 in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Married 1st: Caleb Kinslow, born 1876 in Scott Co., Arkansas, in October 1897, divorced ca. 1900, Married 2nd: Lee Doyle, born __ • Married in the Creek Nation, I. T., 1907. Lee and Ella Hill Doyle had Children: 1. Viola Irene Doyle, born , married __Chaney. They had two children (1~47) 2. Edward Lee Doyle, born ___ . After Henry W. Hill died, and her aaughter married, Sally lived at the farm until the time of her death, January 14th, 1905, She died alone and the following Coroner's report was made: STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF SCOTT: "An inquisition taken the 16th day of January, 1905, at near Bates in the said County, of Scott, before L. D. Duncan, Coroner, of said County, upon view of dead body of Sarah Hill by the oaths of Will Furgason, F. F. Roberson, W. J. Jackson, J. H. Cooper, Eugene McPheteradge, J. W. Jackson, A. J. Bech, W. H. Stimson, M. M. Smith, H.J. Hall, E. D. Lande, W. Jones, John Bottons, and S. W. Lee, good and Lawful Juriors of said county, who being in due form sworn, say that the said Sarah Hill come to her death at her residence about the 14th of January, 1905 and from best of information sh2 died from a Natural Cause. In testomine where of as will as said coroner, as the said Jurors hove hereunto set their hands, the day and year first aforesaid. (above Jurors signed their names) EVIDENCE OF DIXIE ANDERSON:. 11 0n SundEq evening I went back to see about her and found her dead." •.••• A.H. MORGAN .•• "I have known Sallie Hill since 1882. She has not been in good health at any time. I live about one mile from here and have seen her occasionally." 84. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Descendents of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill. (cont.) JOHN CRAWFORD HILL, son of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill, was born April, 1840 in Fairfield District, S. C. He moved to Walker County, Georgia, in 1853, with his step-father and mother. He helped Jacob clear the land for farming and attended school. He married Mary c. Howell in 1861. She was the daughter of Gabe Howell and--=-? John Crawford Hill enlisted in the Con­ federate States Army, Co. K., 21st Ga. Infantry Regiment on Aug. 21st, 1861. Captain Ackridge signed his enlistment papers. The Muster Roll f9r Company "K" for the month of November 1861 shows "John C. Hill, sick at Sudley Church Hospitol, Virginia." The December Roll showq: 'Sick at Culpepper, Virginia', suffering from Pneumonie. 1 The 21st Georgia inf. Regiment was stationed at Camp E. K. Smith, near Centreville, Virginia, and about this time they moved to a camp near Manassas. The regiment was included in the Doles-Cook Bridgade under General Trimble's command and assigned to Ewell 1 s Division. John C. Hill was first a sharpshooter, then 2nd Sargeant. He was with the regiment at the Battle on Winchester, May 25, 1.862, which was one of Genera 1 T. J. "Stonewall" Jackson's first victories. Also in the "Seven Days" action before Richmond in June er 1862; at the second Battle of Manassas or Bull Run; Sharpsburg (Antitiem), Fredericksburg, Dec. 13, 1862; Ill when the Battle of Chancellorville was fought, and present at tho Battle of Gettys­ burg, fought July 1, 2, 3, 1863. In thG early part of 1864 he came home to Walker County on furlough. When he returned to duty he brought his brother, Henry, with him and he was enlisted in Company "K". The regiment was ordered to Richmond and John C, Hill was wounded at the Battle of Drewry's Bluff, on May 16th, 1864. The wound was severe and Captain Ack- ridge was killed in the battle. The records show 11 John C. Hill, 2nd Sgt., was admitted to Chimboraza Hospital No. 2 at Richmand suffering from a thigh wound. 11 He was furloughed home. At the end of the war the records show: 'John C. Hill, 2nd Sgt., 21st Ga. Inf. Regt. Co. K, Confederate States Army, name appears as a signature to an Oath of Allegiance. "Indorsement shows roll of prisoners of Vilar who took tho oath of allegiance and were allowed to return to their homes. Dated May 21, 1865." THE CHILDREN OF JOHN C. HILL AND MJ,RY C. HOWELL. ( 1) L. daughter - born 1862, died 1862. ' ( 2) John Hutson Hill, born 1865 and died 1905. Page 86. ( 3 ) Virgil Eugene Hill, born August 3, 1867. Page 86. ( 4) Earl Van Dorn Hill, born November 1869, died ca. 1883. (5) Baxter Hill, born 1871, Walker County, Ga., and died 1886 in the Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory. In 1874, they were in Mississippi, where Mary Howell Hill died,. In 1876, John Crawford Hill married Amanda Jane Anderson in Walker County, Georgia. 85. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Descendents of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill. (cont.) She was the daughter of William Anderson and Martha O'Dell of Walker Co., Georgia. William Anderson enlisted in the Confederate States Army and was killed at the Battle of Chickamauga, Sept. 19- 20, 1863, about 12 miles east of Chattanooga, Tennesee in northern Georgia. It was stated that a companior, after William was killed, covered his face for identification purposes, but on returning, after the Battle, found that the body had already been buried and thus, his grave was unmarked. Amanda Jane Anderson was the eldest of the children and she helped support the family on the farm and afterwards worked at the Clothing Mill owned by the Allgood family at Trion, Georgia. THE CHILDREN OF JOHN CRAWFORD HILL AND AMANDA JANE ANDERSON: (1) Claude Hill, born May 29, 1877, in Walker Co., Ga. Died March 22, 1932 at Muskogee, Okla. (2) Susannah Hill, born July 25, 1879, Walker Co., Ga. (3) De Forest Hill, Sr., born March 22, 1882, in Scott County, Arkansas, died July 21, 1955 at Okmulgee, Okla. (4) James Arthur Hill, born July 27, 1887. In 1880, John C. Hill, with his family, mother, and brothers, Jimmie and Mathey, moved to the western part of Scott County, Arkansas, near the boundry line of the Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory. James Hill died a few months after they arrived in Scott County. While living here, Crawford Hill was a witness in a case before Federal Judge "Hanging Judgen Parker's Court at Fort Smith, Arkansas. He also was a witness in another case at Federal Judge McGill's Court at Muskogee, Indian Territory in 1899. (Both cases involved killings. These two incidents will be written up and available to his descendents sometime in the future. Crawford Hill moved across the line into the Indian Territory in 1883. His son Van Hill died about this time. Baxter Hill died in 1$87, and in that year, Crawford Hill removed from the Choctaw Nation northward into the Cherokee Nation one half mile from Dwight Mission, a Presbyterian Indian School.* Their children attended school here. He was a devout Christian and served as a Minister in the Diciples of Christ Church and led the services at various places in the Sallisaw, Vian, and Marble City neighborhoods in the Cherokee Nation.

,:< Ma ~tha O'Dell, of Cherokee Indian de scent, was the daughter of~ a Georgia Planter, and lived in Walker County. (family tradition) The Walker County Courthouse with all records was destroyed by fire on February 2nd, 1883. Research work in this county is therefore very difficult and other records will have to be consulted to trace the O'Dell's. 86. RICHARD AND CORCJ\S HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Descendents of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill. (cont.) In the fall of 1901 Crawford Hill removed from the Cherokee Nation to 7 miles east and 3 miles south of what is now Morris, Ol

~ In 1907 he moved to Muskogee County, Oklahoma and farmed in the Bend of the Arkansas River known as the "Gooseneck Bend" neigh­ borhood. He died December 3rd, 1910 and is buried in the cemetery 5 miles east of Muskogee.

THE DESCENDENTS OF JOHN C. HILL AND MARY C. HOWELL. JOHN HUTSON HILL, son of John C. and Mary Howell Hill, was born 1865 in Walker County, Georgia, died 1905 in Athens, Tenn. He married Jane Slack of Walker County and they had one child. (1) Ethel Hill, born 1887, died 1912, "A very beautiful woman." He worked at Dwight Mjssion for a while. He lived in the Creek Nation and farmed, He returned to Georgia and later to Tennessee where he died.

VIRGIL EUGENE HILL, son of John C. and Mary C. Hill, was born August 3, 1867 in Walker County, Georgia, and died August , 1950 in Haskell, Oklahoma. He married, October 14, 1894, At Checotah, Indian Territory, Sarah M. Elizabeth Hamilton. She was born March 22, 1877, Benton Co., Arkansas, Died Dec. 20, 1941, Haskell, Okla. Virgil Hill came to Scott County, Arkansas with his parents in 1880 and removed with them into the Indian Territory in 1883, and later to the Cherokee Nation, now Sequoah County. In 1893 he rode in the opening of the Cherokee Strip or Outlet, for land in the northern part of Oklahoma Territory. He had selected a quarter section of land in the "Strip" and when the race for land started, he soon outdistanced the other riders and arrived at the Creek bottom and found that a "Sooner" had plowed around it with a team of Oxen." He staked a claim on another Quarter section and this tract of land he held at gunpoint from a claim jumper. Soon after he sold out his claim and returned to near Checotah where he farmed on a tract of land owned by Sam Baker. Here he met and married Sarah Hamilton in 1894.

):< The "Sooners" did not wait for the opening gun that signaled the opening of the Cherokee Strip, but rode in and hid from the soldiers several days before the official time and date. A few were dis­ passed by various means while others succeeded in proving their claims. 87. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. (John Crawford Hill) - continued In 1900, Virgil Hill and family moved to 12 miles east r.nd 3 miles south of Okmulgee where he farmed, In 1901 he was joined by his father and family. Later a railroad was built between Muskogee end Okmulgee, and the village of Morris was established. In 1906 he removed to a farm west of Beggs and farmed until 19os,:~ when he moved to near Curveo, New Mexico and homesteaded there. After a severe drouth of two years he moved to Haskell, Oklahoma, where he farmed for 30 years. His far was located north east of Haskell on the Banks of the Arkansas River, a fertile and productive acreage. All of his sons engaged in the Carpenter trade and building industry. THE CHILDREN OF VIRGIL AND Sh.RAH Hl,MILTON HILL. ( 1) William Floyd Hill, born September 3, 1895, Checotah, Indian Territory. ( 2) A. D. Hill, born Mary 29 1897, Checotah, I. T., and died August t5th,1 1942, Muskogee, Oklahoma. (3) Mark Hanna Hill, born Jan. 2, 1900, near Morris, Creek Nation, Indian Territory. ( 4) Raymond Hill, born May 30, 1902, Morris, Creek Nation, I. T., and died December, 1904, Morris, Creek Nation. ( 5) Minnie Oma Hill, born July 7, 1904, Morris, Creek Nation. (6) Clayton Hill, born December 29, 1906, Beggs, Creek " Died Winter 1907, Curveo, New Mexico. (7) Sadie Ethel Hill, born Feb, 27, Curv~o New Mexico. 1909, 1 (8) Jack Hill born Juae 21, 1912, Haskell, Oklahoma. Died ______, Tulsa, Okla.

(9) Fred Hill, born July 1, 1914, Haskell, Oklahoma. (10) Margaret Gertrude Hill, born Oct. 6th, 1916, Haskell, Oklahoma. (11) Mary Ellen Hill, born Sept. 7, 1920, Haskell, Oklahoma. (12) Sybil Lorraine Hill, born December 16, 1922, Haskell, Oklahoma

I. William Floyd Hill - Born September 3, 1895, Checotah, Indian Territory. He married Jewel E. Farming, born May, 1891, Dadeville, Missouri. Children: None. ,:, About 4 years after Virgil left his farm that he had sold, (this was west of Beggs in what is now Western Okmulgee, Co.,) Oil was discovered and produced on the land that was once his. 88. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD' COUNTY, SOUTH CAR6LINA. Virgil Hill and Sarah Ham:Llton Htll and t,heir: C1;11ldren\., - : - . ;- : . . ! II. A. D. HILL, son of Virgil and S~rah Hamilton H}ll, was,born May 29, 1897, Checotah; !hdian Territ~iy~ Died August S, 1942, · Mu-skbgee, Oklahoma •... He mc1r.ri.ed .. Eula Reona Tyree, · at Okmulgee, Okla., De'cember 28, 191,7. $h~ wa.s qorn Oct9,ber 28, H!99, Joplin, Missouri. A. D. Hill, taught the•c~rpenter trade by his father, was a Children:contractor in the- construction. .. business.. . at. the. . .time of his death. (1) Kenneth Hill, ·born 'November 18, 1918, Haskell, Oklahoma, , . died Novembir Jl; 1918~ Buried, Haskell, Ok • . . t2)· Ma:t?ise 'Elaine Hill, 0b,0rn March a, i926, Haskell, Okla•', married November ls·t, ,·1942, Puebleo, Colorado, to Francis George Armstrong. He was born Aug. 15, 1918, Muskogee, O~l.ahoma •. Childrep: .· "' .. ·· 1. ,Patrick deo'rge',:Armst'rong, ·born June 13, 1944, New York City, Ne~ .York.

( 3) Adrian Hill, born February 27, 1922, }1uskogee, Oklahoma, married _____1949, Rodeo, New Mexico, to Rita Martin. Children: 1. Glenn Hill, born April 8, 1950. 2. Bonnie Beth Hill, born August 1, 1952. 3. Virgil Scott Hill, born June 14, 1_954. : (4) Betty Jo Hill, born Jurte 10, 1924, Muskogee, Oklahoma. Married Don 0. McCarthy, born Sept. 26, ,1923, in · · Nebraska, Childrenf · 1. JeaniE? McCarthy, born Dec. 1, 1952, Louisville, Kentucky; 2. Karen McCarthy·;-,born March 8, 1956, Louisville, Kentucky. 3. 'Timm McCa'rthy, born Jrngust 10, 1957. (5) Anna Mae Hill," born F$.b. 17, 1926, Muskogee, Oklahoma. Married at Muskogee, Oklahoma, Robert Lee Graham, born March 31, 1927, Bbynton, 0klaho~a. Children: 1. Susan Elizabeth Graham, born Aug. 9th, 1946, 2, Bruce Wayne Graham, born November 18, 1952. 3. Nancy Ela.ine Graham,. born December 20) 1954. (6) Richard Hill, born October 4th, 1929, Muskogee, Okla. Married May 3, 1951, at Muskogee,·· 0k:l;:ihoma, Martha A. Lewis, born July 15,. 1930, Muskogee, 0kJahoma. Children: 1. Pamela Kay Hill, b. Jan. 12, 1955, Muskogee, Ok.

(7) Sar~ Jean Hill, born February 3, 1938, Muskogee, Okla. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. Virgil E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill - (continued) III. MARK HANNA HILL, son of Virgil E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill, was born January 2nd, 1900, near Morris, Indian Territory. He married at Haskell, Oklahoma, August 5, 1923, Alta Darling Sanders, born December 16, 1904 at Bethel, Oklahoma. Mark Hill served in World War I. He has engaged in the Carpenter and con­ tracting of construction work, most of his life. Children: (1) Alton Dale Hill, born September 10, 1924, Haskell, Okla. He married at Berkeley, California, Feb. 17, 1945, Doris Jean Haley, born January 1, 1925 at Braggs, Oklahoma. Children: 1. Dennis Mark Hill, born December 15, 1945, Muskogee, Oklahoma. 2. David Gene Hill, born January 5, 1949, Muskogee, Okla., 3. Duane Dean Hill, born Jan. 5, 1949, Muskogee, Okla. 4. Janet Dale Hill, born Spet. 9, 1952, Fort Collins, Colorado. (Reside at Muskogee.) (2) Jolene Darling Hill, born October 8, 1926, Haskell, Oklahoma. Married at Muskogee, Oklahoma, March 1, 1952 to William David Doering, born May 5, 1926, Muskogee, Oklahoma. Jolene Hill Doering received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Education at Northeastern State College at Tahlequah, Oklahoma.

(3) Paul James Hill - Born Jan. 13, 1929, Haskell, Oklahoma. Died Feb. 8, 1929, Haskell, Oklahoma.

(4) Pauline Joy Hill, born January 13, 1929, Haskell, Okla. She married Robert Frank Page, born August 25, 1925, Wagoner, Oklahoma. Children: 1. Darla Drew Page, born July 22, 1949, Muskogee, Okla. 2. Jay Mark Page, born Octiber 3, 1950, Muskogee, Okla. 3. Mary Jo Page, born February 21, 1953, Muskogee, Okla. 4. Paul Len Page, born April 12, 1956, Muskogee, Okla.

(5) Bodene Hill, born August 22, 1931, Muskogee, Oklahoma. She married in Van Buren, Arkansas, April 11, 1948, Roland Ray Moses, who was born November 11, 1924, Porter, Oklahoma. Children: 1, Jamie Dale Moses, born August 13, 1950, Muskogee, Okla. 2. Jonathan Joe Moses, born September 14, 1951, Muskogee, Oklahoma. 3. Rodney Ray Moses, born February 16, 1953, Muskogee, Okla. 4. Jody Moses, born September 11, 1954, Muskogee, Okla. 90. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH C!ROLINA. Virgil E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill - (continued) Mark H. and Alta Hill (continued) (6) Gale Sibley Hill, born October 21, 1935, Muskogee, Okla. llfl-a rried at Muskogee, Oklahoma, June _, 1957. He married Johnnie Lue Railey. Children: 1. Debra Kay Hill, born July$, 195$.

(7) Jerry Mark Hill, born August 2$, 1939, Muskogee, Okla.

(13.) Terry Tilmon Hill, born Oct. 13, 1941, Muskogee, Okla.

(9) Dare Leslie Hill, born July 5, 1944, Muskogee, Okla.

V. MINNIE OMA HILL, daughter of Virgil E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill, was born July 27, 1904, near Morris, Indian Territory. Married at Okmulgee, June 27, 1925, to Roscoe Raymond Bingham, born Feb. 6th, 1904, Haskell, Indian Territory. Children: (1) Marvonne Laura Bingham, born June 25, 1926, Haskell~ Oxlahoma, died July 3rd, 1926, Haskell, Oklahoma. (2) Roy Eugene Bingham, born July 20, 1927, Haskell, Okla. (3) Margarett Ann Bingham, born March 13, 1930, Haskell, Oklahoma. Married at Lawton, Oklahoma, tpril , 1949, to Don Alston. Children: Connie Marie Alston, born October 1$, 1950,

(4 ) Don Kenard Bingham, born October 29, 1936, Baldhill, Oklahoma. Married September 1955, Muskogee, Oklahoma, to Julie Thomas. Children: 1. Donna Bingham, born June 11, 1956. 2. Barbara Joe Bingham, born April 26, 195$. (5) Linda Sue Bingham, born Feb. 15, 1940, Okmulgee, Okla,

(6) James Arthur Bingham, born August 5th, 1942, Muskogee, Oklahoma.

VI. CLAYTON HILL, born December 29, 1906, Beggs Creek Nation. Died winter 1907, Curveo, New Mexico. 91. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA Virgile E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill - (continued) VII. SADIE ETHEL HILL, daughter of Virgil E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill, was born February 27, 1909, Curveo, New Mexico. Married January 18, 1930 at Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1.udray Delford Holloway, born May 21, 1907; Braggs, Indian Territory. Children: (1) Laquita Joy Holloway, born April 10, 1937, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Married Larence Gale Potter. Children: 1. Larence Wesley Potter, born April 23, 1958.

(21 Infant (boy), born and died Jan. 9, 1942, Tulsa, Okla. (3) Janice Kay Holloway, born October 7th, 1943, Tulsa, Oklahoma. A. D. Holloway died 1959, Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was a long time employee and Supervisor in the Tulsa Park system.

VIII. JACK HILL, son of Virgil E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill, was born June 21, 1912, Haskell, Oklahoma, and died-"""='~· ·-=---' Tulsa, Oklahoma. He married Edith Busby, June 3, 1933, Haskell, Oklahoma. She was born October 25, 1915 at Mt. Judea, Arkansas. He worked as a carpenter in the construction business and was a resident of Tulsa, Oklahoma, at the time of his death. Children: (1) Joyce Wayne Hill, born July 5, 1934 at Haskell, Okla. She married Gene Buck in 1956. Children: l daughter, born 1957. (2) Gary Neil Hill, born December 6th, 1935, Muskogee. (3) Jackie Michiel Hill, born October 11, 1939, Muskogee. (4) Allen Eugene Hill, born December 16, 1943, Muskogee. (5) Sara Maxine Hill, born Jc1nuary _, 1950.

IX. FRED HILL, son of Virgil E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill was born July 1, 1914 at Haskell, Oklahoma. He married October 3, 1939 at Haskell, Oklahoma, Virginia Corine Tanquary, born May 7, 1923, Arkansas City, Kansas. Children: ( 1) Judith Louise Hill, born September 4th, 1940, Muskogee, Oklahoma. ( 2) Fred Duane Hill, born July 28, 1943, Wichita, Kansas. ( 3 ) Marilynn Joy Hill, born August 22, 1944 at Muskogee, Oklnhoma. ( 4) Suzette Elaine Hill, born October 10th, 1947 at Wichitc. Kansas. 92. RICHARD AND DORC!i.S HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Descendents of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill. - Cont. Their son, John Crawford Hill - cont. Virgil E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill - Cont.

X. MARGARET GERTRUDE HILL, daughter of Virgil and Sarah Hill, was born October 6th, 1916, at Haskell, Oklahoma. She married Lucian Leroy Woodward, born March 17, 1911, at Pinkston, Texas. Children: ( 1) Kathryn Louise Woodward, born December 29, 1934, Haskell, Oklahoma. She married Marshall Tuttle, May 31, 1953. Children: 1. Sharon Kay Tuttle, born April 3, 1954. ,;..2. Deborah Ann Tuttle, born June 17, 1955. 3. Marsha Eldon Tuttle, born April 22, 1956.

(2) Howard Lucian Woodward, born August 23, 1936 at Marys­ ville, California. Married August 26, 1958 to Dorothy Matan Whitley.

XI. MARY ELLEN HILL, daughter of Virgil E. and Sarah Hamilton Hill, was born September 7th, 1920, at Haskell, Oklahoma. Married at Muskogee, Oklahoma., February 14th, 1942 to Roy Burl McKissick,, He was born December 17th, 1912, Sallisaw, Oklahoma. Children: ( 1) Ted Leroy McKissick, born December 10th, 1943, Muskogee, Oklahoma. ( 2) Karen Sue McKissick, born December 12th, 1946, Pampa, Texas. ( 3 ) Guy Wesly McKissick, born October 12th, 1947, Pampa, Texas.

XII. SYBIL LORRIANE HILL, daughter of Virgil E. and Sarah Ha~ilton Hill, was born December 16, 1922 at Haskell, Oklahoma. ~arried March 14, 1942 at Tulsa, Oklahoma, to Floyd Oscar Cox. He was born October 21, 1921 at Braggs, Oklahoma. They live at Easkell, Oklahoma. (1960) Children: (1) Larry Wayne Cox, born January 16, 1944, Muskogee, Oklahoma. (2) Bennie Charles Cox, born November 25, 1946 at Muskogee, Cklc1homa. 93. RICHARD AND DORChS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Descendents of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill. conto­ JOHN CRAWFORD HILL - CLAUDE HILL, son of John Crawford and Jane Anderson Hill, was born May 20, 1877, in Walker County, Georgia. He died March 22, 1932, at Muskogee, Oklahoma. He never married.

SUSANNhH HILL, daughter of John Crawford and Jane Anderson Hill, was born July 25, 1879, Walker County, Georgia. She married September 27, 1902 at Wichita Falls, Texas, George Durham. He was born April 27, 1877 at Thompson, Georgia~ He was the son of Harvey and Francis (Fannie) Harper Durham. He came to the Indian Territory in 1902 from Texas where he had worked ·as a Cowhand on the famous King Ranch in West Texas. They lived in the Creek Nation near the Callahan Ranch. Later they lived near Muskogee, then for awhile in Adair County. They moved to a farm near Boynton in 1922 where most of the children were raised and attended High School and later Northeastern State College at Tahlequah. Their farm was near vJc1inright in Muskogee County. Residence - Morris, Oklahoma.

I. ETHEL DURHAM, born August 3, 1904, in the Creek Nation near where Morris now is •• Married October 18, 1921 at Joplin, Missouvf; to Carl Burrows. He was born July 4th, 1889, and died Oct, 7, 1960, the son of George and Mary E. Burrows. He served in World ·war I in the Medical Corps. They operated a produce store in Boynton for Many years. Ethel- Burrows is a Broker, buying and shipping Agric­ ultural produce. She served on the Boynton Town Council. They have one Daughter: (1) Ina Mae Burrows, born August 8th, 1922, in Adair County, Oklahoma. She attended Boynton Schools and Tulsa Business Collsge~ She married at Muskogee, Oklahoma, on March 28, 1942, Joe Bob Roberts. Children: 1. Marian Kay Roberts, born December 17, 1943 at Boynton, Oklahoma. 2. Joe Charles Roberts, born Dec. 13, 1946 at Boynton, Oklahoma. 3. Ina Elaine Roberts, born May 31, 1952, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Marian Kay served as Worthy Advisor of the Order of Rainbow in 1960, at Tulsa, Oklahoma.

II. FANNIE Ji.NE DURHM'i, daughter of George and Susannah Hill Durham, was born December 13, 1907, Muskogee, Oklahoma. She married at Sapulpa, Oklahoma on December 24, 1935, Houston C. Brazil, born Jan. 23, 1909, Boynton, Oklahoma. Children: (1) Patsy Sue Brazil, born March 18, 1948, Okmulgee, Okla. Fannie Durahm Brazil attended Boynton High School and later Northeastern State College at Tahlequah. She is a schoolteacher, 94. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FhIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Descendents of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill. JOHN CRhWFORD HILL. Susannah Hill and George Durham. (continued) III. BLANCH DURHlcM, daughter ·of George and Susannah Hill Durham, was born Sept. 19, 1910, Muskogee County, Oklahoma. She attended Northeastern State College at Tahlequah and holds B. S. and Masters degrees from that institution. She is a schoolteacher. She marrie::l Eulan C. Gibson who was born June 11, 1898. Children: (1) Fred Allen Gibson, born Sept. 17, 1935. Received all his educav-'.i;on at Tahlequah and graduated from Northeastern State College in the summer of 1957. He married Barbara =-----=s-?, niece of Senator Ray Fine of Gore, Dec. 21st, 1958, at Vian, Okla '.10ma. They have one child. (1960) Both are teaching school.

IV. WILLIS DURHAM, son of George and Susannah Hill Durham, was born August 16, 1912, Adair County, Oklanoma. i.ttended North­ eastern State College at Tahlequah and received his B. S. Degree in Education. He received his M. S. Degree in Administration at Oklahoma State University at Stillwater, Oklahoma. He was married August 10, 1942 in Middlesex County, New Jersey to Evelyn Rozell, born June 10, 1914, Washita County, Oklahoma. He has been teaching school in Warner, Okla. for a number of years. He served in World War II in the Army; from June 9th, 1942 until Nov. 4th, 1945. Served from Sept. 21, 1942 until Nov. 6th, 1944 in the Aleutian Islands. Shipped to Siapan in the South Pacific August 24th, 1945, returning October 22, 1945. Children: (1) Barbara Ann Durham, born September 2, 1945, Mus Oklahoma. (2) Vera Marie Durham, born August 23, 1946, Muskogee County, Oklahoma.

V. ANNJ. DURHAM, daughter of George and Susannah Hill Durham, was born SeptGmbGr 20, 1918, Adair County, Oklahoma. She attended Northeastern State College at Tahlequah and later Taught school. She was an employee of Siedenbachs Department Store, Tulsa, Oklahoma and at present lives with her mother at Morris,.Oklnhqma. RICHARD Ji.ND DORChS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CLROLINA. The Descendants of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill. JOHN CRAWFOIID HILL. DE FOREST HILL, SR., son of John Crawford and Amanda Jane Anderson Hill, was born March 22, 1882, in Scott County, Arkansas, died July 21, 1955 in Okmulgee County, Oklahoma. rte moved with his parents into the Choctaw Nation in 1883 and later to the Cherokee Nation in 1887. He attended Dwight Mission School and received his education there. In 1901 he moved with his parents into the Creek Nation, 12 miles east and 3 miles south of Okmulgee, to a farm on Graves Creek. He worked for a time as a cowhand on the Callahan Ranch. ge w~s married January 24, 1907 at Muskogee, Indian Territory, to Mary Alice Wallace. She was born September 5th, 1887, in Hamilton County, Tenn., the daughter of Samuel E. Wallace and Elizabeth Jane Slover. They lived east of Muskogee, 6 miles, in the Goose Neck Bend neighborhood. On January 2nd, 1915, they moved to northwest of Okmulgee where he had bought a farm located on Flat Rock Creek, Their children attended and graduated from Preston High School. D. F. Hill worked as a fore­ man on county road construction, farmed and contracted Oil field work. He served on the Preston School Board, and on the Election Board as Precinct Inspector for 16 years. Children: I. Infant son, born and diod Feb. 27, 1908 at Muskogee, Okla. II. John Wallace Hill, born Feb. 14, 1909, died June 29, 1909 at Muskogee, Oklahoma. III Mary Genevieve Hill, born July 14, 1910, died July 17, 1910, Muskogee, Oklahoma. IV. De Forest Hill, Jr., born June 25th, 1911, Okmulgee, Oklahoma, died October 7, 1947, Okmulgee, Oklahoma. He attended Preston High School where he was a member of the foot-, ball team. He worked in Houston, Texas for the Shell Oil Company. He was a member of the Church of Christ, at Okmulgee, Oklahoma. He never married.

V. Lois Ammie Hill, born December 15, 1913, Muskogee, Oklahoma She married Richard Hamilton Polite, who was born February 9th, 1911, Guthrie, Oklahoma. He is engaged in the Tuck Pointing Business and contracts work over most of the state of Oklahoma. He is a 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason and a member of the Mystic Shrine. She is a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Children: (1) Loretta June Polite, born November 6th, 1934, Okmulgee. · She married Joe Bourland~ son of Ben and Becky Bourland of Houston, Texas. Joe Bourland was born Augst 23, 1935. Their children: 1. Jeffrey Brooks Bourland, born September 1, 1959.

Joe Bourland is the Owner-Operator of a clothing store in Boulder, Colorado. 96. RICHARD !,ND DORCLS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLIN/". The Descendents of Reuben F. ond Elizabeth Ellen Hill. Cont. JOHN CR!~WFORD HILL 7. Lois Hill and Richard Hamilton Polite (Cont.) (2) Marilyn Ann Polite, born June 21st, 1937, Tulsa, Okla. She attended Oklahoma University. She married Ray Biery of Tulsa, Oklahoma. He is a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. He attended and graduated from Tulsa University. He was born July 25, 1937, Pampa, Texas. They have one child. (1960) 1. Brenda Anne Biery, born October 12, 1959, Tulsa, Okla. ;:;, .. . (3) Phylis Gay Polite, born August 21, 1938, Tulsa, Okla. Graduated from Will Rogers Hichschool, Tulsa. Attended Oklahoma University. She married Tom Birmingham, October 25, 1958. He was born Dec. 21, 1936. He graduated from Tulsa University in May of 1960\ They have a daughter) Kemberly Kaye· - born Nov. 12, 1960,

(4) Donna Lois Polite,, born August 14th, 1939, Tulsa, Okla. Attended and graduated from Will Rogers High School~ She attended Oklahoma State University at Stillwater for one year. She is now (1960) attending Tulsa University. She was Freshman Queen at O. S. U. and 'Sweetheart of Sigma Chi' at T. U.

(5) Richard Hamilton Polite, Junior., born September 8, 1940, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Attended Will Rogers High School and graduated •• He was a member of the football team. He is now (1960) a student at Oklahoma State University at Stillwater.

VI. James Wilson Hill, son of De Forest Hill, Sr., and Mary Hill, was born May 7, 1916, Okmulgee County, Oklahoma. He graduated from Preston High School where he was a member of the Football Team. He served in World War II with the Cavalry in the Carribean Area. He is an employee of American Airlines at Tulsa, Oklahoma. He married Eula Dean Shaw, born July 10th, 1925, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Shaw of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Children: (1) James Dale Hill, born November 30, 1941, Tulsa, Okla. He graduated from Will Rogers High School in May, 1960, and is a member of the National Air Guard. (2) Ralph Albert Hill, born September 4th, 1944, Tulsa, Oklahoma. (3) Thelma Jean Hill, born October 8th, 1946, Tulsa, Okla. 97. RICHARD HILL, JR. AND DORCAS, OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. JOHN CRA,;JFORD HILL. Children of De Forest and Mary Wallace Hill (continued) VII. George Anderson Hill, son of De Forest and :Mary Wallace Hill, was born May 26th, 191$, Okmulgee, Oklahoma. Married August 24th, 1939, Tulsa, Oklahoma to Margaret Leolia Green. She was born June 20th, 1917, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, the daughter of Arthur E. and Alma Young Green of Ponca City, Oklahoma. George A. Hill served in World War II with the 955th Petroleum Products Laboratory in the Ryukus Islands and is employed by the Cities Service Oil Company as a Refinery Chemist. Children: (1) Mildred Lee Hill, born September 16th, 1940, Ponca Ci.ty, Oklahoma. She graduated from Ponca City Highschool and is a student at Northern Oklahoma Junior College at Tonkawa, Oklahoma., She served as Worthy Advisor of the Order of Rainbow at Ponca City, in 1959.

(2) De Forrest Hill, III, born October 7th, 1942, Ponca City, Oklahoma. He graduated from Ponca City Highschool in 1960 and is a member of the United Stotes Air Force.

(3) George Anderson Hill, Jr., born August 17, 1949, Ponca City, Oklahoma.

VIII. Albert E. Hill, born September 26, 1920, Okmulgee, Oklao He served in World War II with the Air Force for five years and made 22 combat missions from Guam to the mainland of Japan as a Flight Engineer. He served with the 93rd Bombardment Squar:irc-n, 19th Bomb. Group, 314th Boirb Wing. He is employed as a Flight Engineer by the American Airlines. He was a resident of Tulsa, OklRhoma from 191~6 unti_l September 1, 1960 when he removed to DAllRs, Texas. He is single. 98. RICHARD AND DORCAS HILL OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Descendents of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Hill. (Cont.) JOHN CRAWFORD HILL - continued -

JAMES ARTHUR HILL, son of John Crawford and Jane Anderson Hill, was born July 27, 1887. He received his education at Dwight Misson School in the Cherokee Nation. He moved with his parents to near what i~ now Morris in the Creek nation, in 1901. He marri~ f,i!:_st.:.. ELIZA DOTSON, born 1887, died October 15, 1909; buried in the Dwight Mission Cemetery in Sequoah County, Oklahoma. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dotson. They had one child: I~ Edna Hill, born Sept. ___ , near Dwight Mission. She marrie~ Jim Anderson at Vian, Oklahoma. She died circa 1939. Children: (1) Faye Jean Anderson. Born _____ Md. (2) Phyllis June Anderson. Born ---- Md.

After his first wife died, James Arthur Hill married second: ROSE WAFFORD, born 1882 in Alabama, died June _.,? 1955, Morris, Oklahoma. They had one child: I. Robert Lee Hill, born June 6th, 1918, Muskogee, Oklahoma. He graduated from Liberty High School, At present he is employed by Douglas Aircraft Company and is a resident of Compton, California~ He owns considerable business interests including a Saw Mill in Central America. He married 1st: Opal Woods, born ---, Divorced--- 2nd: Blanca Virnerta July 2, 1955. Children: 1. Robert Lee Hill, Jr., born April 20, 1956, Compton, California.

After his second wife died, James Arthur Hill married 1'.!lird: Marie Mitchell, of Morris, Oklahoma. He is now retired and lives in Morris. He spent most of his active life farming. a!:.d working in the Oil Fields. He owned a waterwell drilling business at one time. 99. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

THE MOSES HILL FMHL Y of FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINE. Moses Hill was born 1758 and died July 3, 1821, in Fairfield County, S. C. He married Savilla Rhoden (Rowden-Roden) prior to 1780. She was born circa 1759 and died July 23, 1844 in Green County, Alabama. The place of his birth has not been established. He had no known record in South Carolina prior to his service with the South Carolina Militia in the Revolutionary War. Savilla Rhoden's ancestry is unknown but it is thought she was the daughter of one of the several families bearing that or a similar name, who lived in the Fairfield-Chester County vicinity, about this time. (Thomas and Mary Roden could have been the parents of Savilla Hill but we have been unable to verify this.) . The custom used in that day of naming the first born male after the infants' paternal grandfather suggests that Moses was the son of Thomas Hill. He named his eldest son, Thomas; and the records show two other Thomas Hills in the county. (1780-90) One of these could have been his father; one his brother, and the third his own son or that of his brother. (See the Leonard Hill section) Moses Hill was not listed in the 1790 Census of Fairfield District but his presence in that region is verified by other records made about that time. He may have been living in the same household with Thomas Hill who was listed with: 2 males over 16; (Moses and Thomas} 3 males under 16 years; 6 females and 2 slaves. Moses served in the American Revolution in the South Carolina Militia. Salley' s "Stub Entries to Indents for Revolutionary "\,'Jar Claims" lists "Moses Hill - May 11, 1785 - 120 days in Miliita, 1781 and 1782.n Book R - T, page 28. He received a land grant in 1785 of 315 acres located on the waters of Little River. He was a wealthy planter and slaveholder and was listed in the Fair­ field District records as "Moses Hill, Esquire."· He served as Justice of the Peace and as a land surveyor. The following Fairfield Deeds were made in his name: "Moses Hill purchased •.• from Zachariah Estes - Recorded 1786, Book A, page 258, Fairfield Deeds." Thomas Mertz (Meek) to Moses Hill .• Recorded 1792, Book H, Page 30, Fairfield Deeds. Moses Hill to James Blair •... Recorded 1800, Book N, page 142, Fairfield Deeds. °Fairfield Records - Clerk's Office - Fairfield Dist., S. C. 'Moses Hill of Fairfield District, state aforesaid in consider­ ation of the sum of $140.00 to me paid by Mr, Robert Young of this State and District aforesaid - A plantation containing 73 acres being the south part of a 200 acre tract originally granted (continued) 100. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Moses Hill Family of Fairfield County, South Carolina. (Moses Hill to Robert Young - continued)"'of Jas. Butler, December 7th, 1790, under the hand of his excellency Charles Pickney (book C and page 109.) --transferred from said Butler to Hill June 18, 1798. (lines here from stakes, trees ect.) Bounded by lands of Wm. Young, old road and Major Hill 1 s land, Wm. McCrory's land, branch of S. W. Fork of Little River.'" Witness my hand and seal this 30th of May, 1806. Signed Sealed & /Signed/ Moses Hill delivered in the presence of Elijah Shirley Martifii Young The "Major Hill" mentioned in the above deed was thought to be the son of Wm. Hill, Sr., who died in 1804 in Chester County. However, since no record of a deed in his name is to be found in the Fairfield records, it is now speculated that the "Major" may have been a Military title and perhaps "Major" Hill held an office in the South Carolina Militia. "Deed Book S, page 63, Fairfield District, S. C. "I Moses Hill of Fairfield District for $762.00 paid by Wm. Jones for 50½ acres, part of 100 acres originally granted to James Dongherly, 21st January, 1785, transferred from James Dongherly to Moses Hill 25th June, 1793, on Fork of Little River bounding Wm. Jones land, dated Feb. 13, 1808." "Plat Book 13Q, page 328. Unto Moses Hill, 315 acres - Dist. of Camden, Little River. Novembor 16, 1785. "Unto Moses Hill 315 acres of land on Little River, Waters of Broad River, bounded by Sealy (Ceila) Delashmet's land, George Wessco's land, John Lee's land and Shaw's land. Jas. Daugherty Dep. Surveyor Ephrain Mitchell - Surveyor Gen. "Deed Book Y, page 114, Fairfield Dist. S. C. "I Moses Hill of Fairfield Dist. and State of S. C. for $157.00 paid by Jas. Cameron 152 acres part of 400 acres granted to Thomas Shannon 2nd Oct. 1797 and conveyed from Thomas Shannon to Moses Hill 20th June, 1798, on Branch of N. E. Fork of Little River, waters of Broad River - bounded by Alex Bronghlon's land, John Cameron, Margaret Bigan? and Shannon's lnnd. Dated 26th December, 1810. Witnessed: Samuel Mobley /signed/ Moses Hill John Robinson "Chester Co. Deeds. 'Moses Hill to Henry Head - Bill of Sale dated Jan. 1813, Book P, page 337.'"

11 Chester County Deeds. 1Moses Hill to Stephen Terry - deed­ dated August, 1814, Book Q, page 323.'" 101. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Moses Hill Family of Fairfield Co., S. C. continued. The 1800 Fairfield Census failed to show Moses. In the 1810 enumeration of the Census for that district, only Moses and his son, Thomas Hill, were shown. No other Hills appear for that year. He was also shown in the 1820 census: Census of Fairfield District; South Carolina. 1810 1820 MOSES HILL page 611 MOSES HILL page 45 1 male under 10 years 1 male 16-26 years 1 male 10-16 years 1 male 45 & over 1 male 16-26 years 1 female 10-16 years 1 male 45 & above 1 female 26-45 years 1 female 10-16 years 22 slaves 1 female 16-26 years 1 female 45 and above 19 slaves Moses and Savilla Rhoden Hill had eight children according to our records. I. Thomas Hill, born 1780, died 1821-5, married Jemima Woodward. II. James Hill, born Nov. 21, 1782, d. Oct. 27, 1854. He married Susannah Glenn who was born Morch 24, 1781, d. June 9, 1855. III. Sarah Hill - married the Rev. John Pearson. IV. Moses Berry Hill, b. 1795, d. Oct. 14, 1821, md. Mary Glenn. V. George Washington Hill - md. Sarah A. Moore. VI. Harriet Hill, married Edward Pickett Mobley. He died Feb. 14, 1861, the son of Samuel Mobley, Jr., and VII. Rebecca C. Hill - married Dr. Tresevent Degraffenried. VIII.Elizabeth Hill - married Stephen Terry.

(Following from D. B. Clayton, Sr., Birmingham, Alabama.) ALABli.MA COUNTY RECORDS, Vol. 180, GREENE CO. Page 85. Moses Hill Estate Administrvtion, Box 18, Package #252. Moses B. Hill and George W. Hill appointed Administrators, 8/16/1821. 9/1/1821, Bondsmen; Spilsby Glenn, James Hill. Witness:- David R. Coleman, J. P. 2/4/1825 - Heirs entitled to share "That is the money on paper". 1. Edward P. Mobley) 2. Stephen TGrry ) 3. Moses B. Hill ) "In Moses lifetime he gave these 4. James Hill ) their inheritance. 11 5. Thomus Hill ) (Continued) 102. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Moses Hill Family of Fairfield County, S. C. (continued) (Moses Hill Estate Settlement - continued.) Widow's 1/3 of Estate •...... ••.•.... $5582.68 Heirs of Thomas Hill •.•...... •• 1471.92 James Hill Sarah Pearson Elizabeth Terry Heirs of Moses B. Hill >!:,Rebecca C. Hill

,:, 11 These children boarded in 1821, money being paid by the Estate. It seems they were minors in 1821. Note that George W. Hill seems to have become of age in Sept. 1821." Moses Hill died in Fairfield County, July 1, 1821 and lies buried in the yard of his old home which was in ruins in 1949, near the Yongue Cemetery. Mrs. B. H. Rosson, Jr., writes: (1952) "Now, with reference to Moses Hill, Rev. Soldier who is buried at the old Yongue Cemetery •. This cemetery is practically in the yard, at least, adjoining the yard, of a very old house torn down just about three years ago; we have been told by various ones that it was built by a Hill, and Moses Hill is the only one of the name buried in this cemetery, and, as you know, his wife is buried in Alabama ••• 11 His plantation was located near "Buckhead" on parts of the Butler Estes Estate. His widow, Savilla Hill, moved to Green County, Alabama with her son, George Vv. Hill, and daughter, Rebecc2 Hill Degraffenried, prior to 1840. EXTRACTS FRmI VHLL OF SAVILLA N. HILL. From Ala. Co. Records, Vol. 180. Green Co., page 82. (Will Bk. c, page 77). "My body to be buried in a suitable manner and place to be selected by my son Geo. WJ. Hill and daughter Rebecca E. Degraff­ enreid. Item: It is my will that my son George W. Hill and son­ in-law Dr. Trezvant Degraffenreid each purchase a likely young negro woman for the exclusive use of my daughter Elizabeth Terry •. till her youngest child is of age. Item -- I hereby legalise a bill of sale given my son George W. Hill 7/20/1827 of three negroes, Sam; Anthony; and Jim. I also legalize and confirm a Power of Attorney given my son for full dis­ tributive share of the Real Estate of my Husband Moses Hill late of Fairfield Co., S. C. which amounts to one third of the said estate. Item - I confirm a bill of sale made by myself to my son George v1. Hill as guardian of my daughter Rebecca E. Hill, now Rebecca DeGraffenried, confirm Bill of Sale 7/20/1827. !tern - Granddaughter Rebecca Savilla Hill, daughter of George w. Hill. Item - Balance of My Estate to George W. Hill. Dated 6/15/1838, probated in Orphans Court 9/9/1844. /signed/ Savilla N. (X) Hill :0 HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Moses Hill Family of Fairfield County, S. c. Savilla Rhoden Hill died in Green County, Alabama, in 1844; the following is the inscription from her tombstone: "Sacred to the memory of Sevilla N. Hill who departed this life the 23rd day of July, 1844, in the 85th year of her age. Widow of Moses Hill, Esqu., who d~parted this life in Fairfield District, S. Carolina on the 1st day of July 1821 in the 63rd year of his age, 1 Though their bodies are interred many miles apart, yet on the morning of the general resurrection they will meet to part no more.' They were both exemplary members of the Meth. Epis. Church." THE CHILDREN OF MOSES tND SAVILLA RHODEN HILL. I. THOMAS HILL, born 1780, died 1821-25, married Jemima Woodward; They were shown in the census records as follows: 1810 Census - Fairfield Co., S. C. 1820 Census Volume #3 page 616 Volume #6 page 45 Thomas Hill Thomas Hill 1 male 26-45 years age 3 males under 14 years 3 females under 10 years age 2? males 26-45 years age 1 female 26-45 years 3 females under 10 years. 3 slaves 2 females 10-16 years 1 female 26-45 years 13 slaves The 1820 census shows eleven members of the household while the records herein accounts for only seven* The following deeds are found in the records of Fairfield: Deed Book AA, page 309. "Thomas Hill .• on Beaver Creek, 3rd of May, 1819 •• sells 345 acres to Wm. Acker? for $418. ,located •• bounded so. by waters of Sandy River .• " Recorded 1819 (incomplete) ~eed Book DD, page 134, July 24, 1822. "Thomas Hill sells for $2557.00 to Moses B. Hill and George W. Hill, Administrators of the Estate of Moses Hill deceased, Slaves. Witnessed: Stephen Terry, Spilsby Glenn (of Union Co.) Deed Book I, page 13, Chester County Deeds. Sept. 7, 1821. "Thomas Hill of District of Fairfield, S. C. for $200.00 paid by Wm. Halsell 1$9 acres surveyed for Thomas Rodin in 1789 on Welches Fork of Sandy River." /signed/ Thomas Hill . Jemima X Hill Deed Book DD, page 136, JanuDry 11, 1822. "Moses B. Hill and George W, Hill on Little River pay $2257.00 to Thomas Hill for a certain tract of land 11 I now live on 11 and all other lands of mine." (Mortgage for slaves) /signed/ Thomas Hill

* The Census records contained in this work frequently show additional members listed under the head of the household for which we are, at times, unable to account for, in the records a~ our disposal. Sometimes the vBrious households included "In-lc.v:\,'' Grandchildren or adopted children; children who died and were n.:)t included in the family lists available to the compiler. 104. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Moses Hill Family of Fairfield County, S. C. THOMAS HILL - continued. Deed Book FF, page 106, Fairfield County. "Jemima Hill, widow and relict of Thomas Hill deceased and District of Fairfield, State of S. C. - $500.00 paid by Wm. Lukin of City of Charleston, .•. 'my late Husband Thos. Hill to Wm. Lukin by Re. date Jan. 7th, A.DD. 1824 - on West Branch of Beaver, 73½ acres and one other tract of 155 acres in Chester on Southern waters of Sandy River 438½ acres) N. by John Colvin Senior, east James Lay Senr., s. by Archibald Wilso~ W. John Wright ••• unto William Luken. May 1824. Jemima Hill. The following Chester Co. deeds in his name indicate that he may have engaged in the real estate business: "Wm. Aiken - Mortgage - Mortgage - July, 1819, Deed Book S, page 5lf3. "William Roberts sold Thomas 170 acres of land, April, 1821, Deed Book T, page 401." Thomas Hill sold Lewis Roberts, Sr., 170 acres of land, April, 1821, Book T, page 406." Lewis Roberts sold Thomas Hill 189 acres, October 1821, Bk. U, page 12. Thomas Hill, et al, sold Wm. Turner, 611 acres of land. Feb. 1823, Deed Book U, page 307. Ephraim Butler sold to Thomas Hill 206 acres of land. Oct. 1823, deed book U, page 455. Thomas Hill ••• to Ephraim Butler ••• Mortgage, Dec. 1823, Deed Book u, page 505. Jemima Hill - to Emanuel Allen, Sept. 1826, Deed Book Vv, P. 216, 'Dower.'" From the above deeds, it appears that Thomas died Circa Dec. 1823, the date of the last transaction with Butler. However it is not plain whether in the January, 1824 deed, Jemima is confirming a sale of that date by her husband, or if she is making the sale as the administrator, of his estate.

The 1829 census of Fairfield: 'Jemima Hill - 9 in household. 7 THE CHILDREN OF THOMAS AND JEMIMA WOODWARD HILL: (1) Barsel or Barret Hill - born 1808. (2) Thomas Hill. The 1830 census shows "Thomas Hill - 1 malo under 5 years, 2 males 20-30 years of age, 1 female under 5 years, 1 female 20-30 years age. 3 slaves. Page 53-106. Volume #9. (3) Charlotte Hill) (4) William Hill ) No further record. (5) Moses Hill ) 105. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Moses Hill Family of Fairfield County, S. C. II. J~MES HILL, son of Moses and Savilla Rhoden Hill, was born November 21, 1782, died October 27, 1854. He m2rried Susannah Glenn. She was born March 24, 1781, in Cumberland Co., Va., and died June 9, 1855. They are buried at Fish Dom Ford (Glenn) Cem. James Hill built nHillside 11 "in 1816 at Carlisle, South Caro­ line in Union Count and had a vast estate at the time of his death in 1854. It is described as follows from the book, "South Carolina, 1 A Guide to the Palmetto State. 111 An extract from 11 Tour 18, page 437." .. "Among red oaks on a hilltop commanding a fine view, Hillside is a two-story white frame house built in 1832 by James Hill on the estate acquired by his father in 1791. Greek Revival in Style, its superimposed slender Greek Doric Columns form 2 portico with a second floor piazza; in the pediment is a semicircular fan­ light. The hand-carved mantels have Ionic Pilasters and the ceiling of one room is timbered with hand-hewn beams. At the gateway large granite posts coarsely chiseled in grapevine pattern by J.E. Sherman in 1861, form an unusual entrance. Except for the cypress shingles, all building materials were produced and finished on the place; even the locks were forged in the plantation blacksmith shop. Hillside slaves had their 9wn chapel, pastor, and cemetery, and their quarters, whitewoshed, with cley from the gullies, were scattered to prevent epidemics and lessen the danger of insurrections.n The descendents of James Hill occupied the old home until 1949. The following deeds are on record in the Chester County Court House: "Samuel McAlilev to James Hill - Book 2, page 254, October, 1833, deed 678 3/4 a~res." 11 Isaac Hughes to James Hill, Book AA, page 115, June 1835, deed, 191.1 acres." James Hill - Susanna Hill to B. H. Head, Book AA, page 362, 1836, deed, 150 acres.n Jomes Hill to Thomas Degraffenreid, Book BB, page 99, March, 1837, deed. 11

THE CHILDREN OF J/d'vIES HILL J~ND SUSJ,NNJ.H GLENN. (1) John Thompson Hill - married his cousin, Elizabeth Pickett Mobley, born March 1, 1$24, died May S, 1854, the daughter of Harriet Hill and Edward Pickett Mobley. (We have no record cf children, but there may have been heirs.) Fairfield Co. records, !?John T. Hill (trustee) to Edward Pickett Mobley, Book VV, page 5 29 - Deed Trust-ti The Estate settlement of Edward P. Mobley, Sr. lists among the distribut8es; Edward P. Hill; and ,J. Mobley Hill. 106. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FllIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of James and Susannah Glenn Hill - continued. The following deeds are found in the Chester County records: YYT. N. Youngblood to John Hill, Book 11\f.,V, page 567, 1875, deed, lot in Chester.n (2) Susannah Elizabeth Hill, daughter of James and Susannah Hill, was born March 14, 1817, died July 28, 1838. Sho married Charner Terry Scaife. They had a son, James Hill Scaife, Sr., (Colonel). His son was James Hill Scaife, Jr.; and grand-daughter, Bandre Scaife, now Mrs. R. W. Nicolson of Memphis, Tennesee, is doing~enealogical research in the Moses Hill family with the help of her friend, Mrs. C. G. Young, of the same City. Through these family historians, we have received the greater part of the data contained in the Moses Hill history. Also contributing very valuable data to this section, Miss M. Daniels of Fort Worth, Texas; Mrs. Jeanette Hill May, of Union, S. C., Mrs. Ettel Rosson of Shelton, S. C. and Mr. Donald B. Clayton, Sr., of Birmingham, Alnbama. (3) George W. Hill, son of James and Susannah Hill, was born May 5, 1822, died May 3, 1909. rle married first, a Miss young, and three daughters were born to this union. After his first wife died, he married 2nd: a Miss Graham and they had seven children. (our list of these children is incomplete, but among those were:) 1. Rowland Glenn Hill, Sr., born Janu3ry 1, 1874, died July 19, 1907. He married Miss---~ and one son, Rowland Glenn Hill was born to them. He died April 16, 1948. 2. A daughter ____ , of George vv. Hill and Miss Graham, md. a Mr. 11food. 3. Jennette Hill married a Mr. May; their children: Prof. Gordon H. May - married a Miss Everett. Col. Robert W. May married Virginia Webb, and tho daughter May married J.B. Christopher.

III. ShRAH HILL, daughter of Moses and Savilla Rhoden Hill, married the Rev. John Pearson. They had one son, Moses H. Pearson, The census of 1829, Fairfield County, lists "John Pearson - 6 free; white members of the household. 11 Deeds: William Hill to John Pearson, Book FF, page 72 - Rel,, 1824, Recorded in Fairfield Deeds. Fairfield Deeds - Book G?, page 357, deed of trust. "Whereas I John Pearson of District of Fairfield, acquired considerable property by marriage with my present wife Sarah Pear­ son, formerly Sarah Hill, whereas it is but just to settle on my wife in consideration of one dollar to me paid by James Hill, George W. Hill, Griffan Christopher and Trezanett De Graffenried, the following negro slaves; Charles 40, Isabella 35, George 9, Harriet 7, Sam 4, Wade 2, Ede, Woman, 25, Lige 8, Mariah 6, Reubin, 55, John 21, Will 18, Hiram 12, Harrey 16 and Tener, 2i years." 107. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Moses Hill Family of Fairfield County, S. C. III. SARAH HILL PEARSON - continued. "In trust for support and education of their son Moses H. Pearson during joint lives of John Pearson and Sarah his wife •• In case of default of Will, then to Moses H. Pearson, son of John and Sarah his wife. If Moses Hill Pearson shall die before age 21 without lawful issue, then to be divided equally among James Hill, the living children of Moses B. Hill, the living children of Thos. Hill, the living children of Elizabeth Terry, wife of Stephen Terry, Harriet W. Mobley, wife of Edward P. Mobley, George W. Hill, Rebecca Degraffenried, wife of Trezevant Degraffenreid, reserving to John Pearson in any event, a reasonable and decent support. 9th of May, 1831. Robert Shirley /signed/ J. Pearson John D. Giown? D • R • Co 1 e ma n , J • Q •

IV. MOSES BERRY HILL, son of Moses and Savilla Hill, was born 1795, died 1824. He married Mary Glenn, daughter of Littleton Spilbsy Glenn. Their children were (1) Sarah Hill (2) Mary Hill, (3) Moses Hill and (4) J. L. S. Hill. After Moses died, Mary Glenn Hill married John Johns.

V. GEORGE WASHINGTON HILL, son of Moses and Savilla Hill, born 1803, in Fairfield County, S. C. He married Sarah Moore. They removed to Greene County, i,labama, prior to 1840, with his motherc Savilla Hill, and his sister, Rebecca Hill Degraffenreid. Their children were: (1) James Hill, (2) Rebecca Hill; (3) Lou Hill; she married a Grove. The "Local Census of Fairfield - 1829" shows: George W. Hill, 4 in household. 11 The Fairfield Co. Census of 1830, Vol. No. 9, S. C.: George W. Hill page 108 - 54. 1 male 20-30 years age 2 females under 5 years 1 female 20-30 years age 29 slaves. 1 female 60-70 years of age Fairfield Deeds in the Court Clerk's Office. Thomas Hill to George W. Hill, Bk. DD, ~• 136, Rec. 1830 - Rele~se. John Wear to George W. Hill, Book II, P# 353, Re. Recorded 1830~ Thomas Wear to George W. Hill, Bk. HH, page 5, release " 11 John Wear to George W. Hill, Bk. HH, P. 6, release, recorded l~~o. George W. Hill & Shirley, to Robert Young, deed Bk. HH, page 3~. release - 1831. Savilla N. Hill to George W. Hill - Book PP, page 265, Power of Attorney, dated 1834, recorded 1846. 108. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FI1.IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Moses Hill Family of Fairfield County, S. C. V. GEORGE Wl-1.SHINGTON . HILL- continued. The 1840 Census of Greene County, Alabama Shows: George W. Hill 2 males under 5, 3 males 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 2 males 15-20; 1 male 20-30 years. 1 female under 5, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40; 1 female, 70-80. 1850 census of Greene County, Alabama - 1712. (Aaorge W. Hill 47 B. s. c. Farmer, Valuation - $16,000.00 Sarah " 43 II n .Rebecca s. n 21 II " James s. " 18 born 11.la bama Student Thomas J. n 16 n " Justina V. n 12 n n George F. 11 10 11 II John M. n 8 n 11 Adella n 6 Tl ti Laura L. II 2 ii n

VI. HARRIET HILL, daughter of Moses and Savilla Hill, married Edward Pickett Mobley, son of Samuel Mobley, Jr. and Elizabeth Mobley. He died Febrary 14, 1861, He was a nwealthy and prominent man of his day" and left a large estate to his heirs. "Farms in Fairfield County - 1850 Census - and their value." (from McMaster's History) Edward P. Mobley - $50,000.00. (of Fairfield County)

THE CHILDREN OF HARRIET HILL 1~ND EDWARD PICKETT MOBLEY. (1) Elizabeth Pickett Mobley - married her first cousin, John Thompson Hill. She was born March 3, 1824, died May 8, 1854. (2) Edward Pickett Mobley, Jr. - married Alice Goodman. (3) Moses Hill Mobley - married Minnie McCrory. (Note: one Moses Mobley married Amey Mobley, daughter of Cullen Mobley.) (4) Samuel L. Mobley, d. 1860. (5) Harriet Rebecca Mobley, married Dr. J. Riley McMaster. Edward Picket Mobley, Jr. served with Co. H., S. C. Cavalary, Hampton's Legion, C. S. A. l note from the News & Herald of Winns­ boro, dated May 29, 1879, states: "Edward P. Mobley estate Settle•• ment. Administrators - Edward P. Mobley, Jr., and James B. Mccants? Distributees: John T. Hill, Edward P. Hill, Elizabeth Carlisle, Harriet R. McMaster and J. Mobley Hill." Page 2, Col. 3. 109. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FtIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Moses Hill Family of Fairfield County, S. C. VII. REBECCA C. HILL, daughter of Moses and Savilla Hill, marrie,:.:~ Dr. Tresevent Degraffenreid and moved to Greene Countyt Alabama. (She was under 21 years of age, 1827, born after 1806.J They had two children: (1) Rebecca Hill; (2) Allen Hill. Other children are shown in the 1840 census. We do not have their names, 1840 Census of Greene County, Alabama Trezvant DeGraffenreid: 1 m2le under 5 years; 1 female under 5; 2 males 10-15 " 1 " 5-10 1 ma le 40-50 1 " 30-40 1850 Census of Greene County, Alabama - #1711. Trezvant Degraffenreid 50 born South Carolina Joseph Tucker 28 born Tenn. Nancy Tucker 26 born S. C. Wm. J. Tucker 1 born Alabama

VIII. ELIZABETH HILL, daughter of Moses and Savilla Hill, marrief Stephen Terry. The Terrys were residents of Chester County, S.C. "Moses Hill to Stephen Terry, Book Q, page 323, .August, 1814, Chester County deeds." No further record. * * * * * (The following was furnished by Mr. D. B. Clayton, Sr.) GLENN CEMETERY, 1,1S0 KNOWN J,.S FISH D!M GRAVEYARD.

Hill/ Daisy/ Dt. of Sarah & C. W. Hill, 3/20/1876 - 9/6/1900 Hill/ Moses B./ Eied-1/14/1821 in his 29th year. Hill/ Moses G. B./ son of James & Susanna Hill . d. 8/17/1827, aged 18 yrs. 8/m, 8 days Hill/ Susan Elizabeth/ Wife of Charner T. Scaife, Dt. of James Hill Died 7/28/1838 aged 21 yrs. 2 Mos. 14 dys. Hill/ Sarah A.G./ Dt. of James & Susanna Hill, died 12/12/1827 a&e 21 yrs. 2 mos. 14 dys. Hill/ James/ 11/1/1782 - 10/27/1854 age 74? y - llm - 6d Hill/ Susanna/ Consort of James Hill. 3/24/1781 - 6/9/1855. age 74 y-2m-15d _Hill/ Mary A. R./ Consort of J.L.S. Hill, 10/12/1825 - 3/17/1850 , age 24 y-5m. Hill/ James G/ son of James & Susanna Hill, died 12/27/1823 . age 16y-9m-23d. Hill/ William H.H./ son of James & Susanna Hill, died 12/25/1824, age 1 yrs. Hill/ Catherine/ Wife of J. Mobley Hill, 1/1/1846 - 4/9/1895 Hill/ J. Mobley/ A Confederate Soldier. 4/12/1843 - 5/26/1903 Hill/ Mary Sartor/ Dt. of J.L.S. and Mary A. R. Hill 11/15/1849 - 10/27/1850 Hill/ Eliza Thompson/ Dt. of J.M. & C.R. Hill, 9/15/1872- 6/14/:898 Hill/ Sarah Eugenie/ Dt. of C.F. & Eliza P. Hill. (no date) Hill/ Elizabeth T./ Dt. of John T. & E. P. Hill, 9/14/1849-8/5;:$69 Hill/ Rowland G.? 1/1/1874 - 7/19/1907 Hill/ Nellie Jeter/ Wife of R. G. Hill 12/15/1875 - 7/19/1907 Hill/ Elizabeth Pickett/ Consort of John T. Hill - Dt. of Edw. P. and Harriett w. Mobley 3/1/1824 - 5/8/1854 Hill/ George W. 5/5/1822 - 5/3/1909 110. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FJi.IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

THE THOMJ,S HILL FAMILY of FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The date of the arrival and decease or departure of Thomas Hill (Sr.) to and from what is now Fairfield County is unknown. There were three Thomas Hill's shown on the 1790 census for Fair­ field County, S. C.: THOMi,S HILL THOMAS HILL THOMAS HILL 2 males over 16 years 1 male over 16 years 1 male over 16 3 males under 10 years 2 males under 16 years 1 female 6 females 1 female 2 staves 5 slaves

There were a number of land grants to several Thomas Hills' in Craven County, S. C., but since there was more than one locality that had a similar name to another in a distant neighborhood, we are un­ able to discover to which man these grants belonged. From the S. C. Historical Commission: Memorial 10, Page 483 - Thomas Hill 150 2cres Craven Co., Horse Creek Fork of Cedar Creek, March 5, 1771. /signed/ Thomas Ward. Wm. Gist D. S. Memorial 13, p. 268 - Thomas Hill, page 393, Mem. 13, 150 acres on Cedar Creek, Craven Co., bounded by John Hill, July 8, 1774. Richard Winn, D.S. The following deeds are found in Fairfield County Records: Deed Book G, page 67, 26 May 1788. Between Leonard Hill of Fair­ field Co., S. C. and Thomas Hill for 25 pounds Sterling - original grant to Leonard Hill on 5th of June, 1786 - in Camden District bounding on Leonard Hill land. /signed/ Leonard X Hill Elizabeth X Hill Leonard Hill received a grant in Camden District, Book 8Q, page 387, of 82 acres, application date February 24, 1785. There is nothing to indicate his ancestry. The above deed connects him with Thomas Hill and after this, no further record is found of him. He was not shown on the 1790 census of Fairfield County. Deed Book I, page 35, Fairfield Deeds •• 5th of Jan. 1792 be­ tween Thomas Hill and Andrew Allen Senr. for 20 pound sterling 82 acres originally granted to Leonard Hill on 5th of June 1786. Transfered from Said Leonard Hill to the said Thomas Hill on 26th day of May 1788 - on the Waters of Little River - bounded on Leonard Hills and Wm. McClintock's lands. /signed/ Thomas Hill There is no mention of a wife or release of Dower; this may have been the older Thomas whose spouse was now dead.

Deed Book I, page 439. 11 Between Thomas Hill and his wife Judith Hill of Fairfield County on the 19th of Feb., 1793 and John Wages of Chester County, S. C. for 14 pounds sterling, 100 acres on S. Fork of Little River of Broad River on N.E. George Evans, S. W. 111. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. N. W. by John Lee - original grant to said Thomas Hill, 2nd of June, 1780. /signed/ Thomas Hill Judith X Hill Deed Book K, page 425. Between Thomas Hill and his wife, Patience, and Reuben Harrison for 130 pounds sterling - 350 acres on south side of Wateree River. Dated September 1, 1795. /signed/ Thomas 1-:Iill Patience X Hill

Deed Book L, p. 77 & 78. March 28, 1796, To Thomas Hill 25 lbs. paid by Arthur Clerke for 150 acres on Cedar Creek - Original grant unto Thomas Hill on 25th of Jan., 1785. /signed/ Thomas 1 N' Hill Witness: Henry Moore Her S. 10:J. Yongue Diana X Hill his wife Mark The following was furnished by Mr. D. B. Clayton, Sr.: "Revolution Service of Moses Hill. AA 3609 is found in the S. C. Historical Commission, Columbia, S. C. In the Thomas Hill file AA 3613 he was of Camden Dist. on 3/27/ 1787. Thomas Hill endorsed the indent of Samuel Bigestall. Moses Hill was a Witness. These two, (Moses and Thomas), probably brothers or closely related". The three Thomas Hill's were not shown on the 1800 census of Fairfield County. They died or moved west as many people were doing about that time. They may have been related to Leonard and Moses Hill.

RODEN, RHODEN, ROWDEN and RODIN OF FAIRFIELD & CHESTER COUNTIES, S. C. Deed Book X, page 250. 19th of Feb. 1773. Wm. Jones and Wife Abigail Jones sell to Jeremiah Roden 100 acres on middle fork of Wateree Creek. August 3rd, 1773, Jeremiah Rodin and Wife Mary sell this 100 acres on Middle Fork of Wateree Creek for 150 pounds current money to John Ignue (Agnew?). This was originally granted in 1768 to Wm. Jones. /signed/ Jeremiah X Rhoden /S; Mary X Rhoden (incomplete - no book or page.)

Deed Book CC, page 239 & 40, 1822 - Francis Rhoden Buys land. Deed Book K, page 401-402, 1792. George Rodin and wife sell land 150 acres on Wateree Creek for 150 pounds current money to Kedar Coleman. /signed/ George S? Rodin /signed/ Darkus B. Rodin

Deed Bbok II, page 323. $975.00 paid by Robert G. Bagley for 130 acres on Reedy Creek - Waters of Wateree Creek. 1821. /signed/ Francis N. Rodin 112. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Thomas Hill Family of Fairfield County, South Carolina. Rhoden and Thomas Hill Family - continued. Deed Book HH page 377. $15.00 paid by John Shakleford for 3 acres formerly owned by Jeremiah Rowden Dec'd. 1826 - located on Wateree Creek. /signed; Mary Rowden - Francis Rowden John Rowden Mary Ann Rowden

Fairfield Deeds Book S, page 12 - "I Thos. Hill, County Fairfield, StatE½,of South Carolina, 10 pounds sterling paid by James Knowland for 50 acres, part of 100 granted to William Hill - transfered to Richard, son and heir of said William, also to? from Jane Rogers with Shaderick Knowland - 27th September 1788 and from him to Thos. Hill 16 March 1790 on Bowers Mill Creek in Craven, now Fairfield County. Recorded 1808. /signed/ Thomas Hill Moses Hill - J.P. Judith X Hill

Deed Book S, page 63, 1807, 3rd October. Witness: Thomas Hill J.P. Greenberry Hill Sarah Hill Moses Hill, Justice of Quorum (1807 - Thos. Et Al) 113. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. THE CHARLES HILL, SR., FAMILY of the Fairfield-Camden Section of Craven County, South Carolina. A first record of the Charles Hill family in this section of South Carolina is a land grant to William Augusta Hill, Sept~ 4, 1764, "Unto William Augusta Hill, 100 acres on North Prong of Wateree Creek, Craven County, S. C." John Gaston - D.S. A grant to Charles Hill of 100 acres on the north prong of Wateree Creek in 1768 adjoining the land of Wm. A. Hill and Charles Hill, Senior, is shown in the records. There were several grants listed in the Charles Hill name, for Craven, then the upper part of South Carolina. Not all of those shown below were in the modern Fair­ field County area.: NAME COUNTY ACREAGE BOOK PAGE DATE Charles Hill Craven 500 1 201 6-16-1732 Charles Hill et al Charleston Lot 1 215 12-22-1732 Charles Hill Craven 400 1 201 4-5-1733 Charles Hill Broad River 450 5 142 11-20-1749 Charles Hill Craven 100 15 440 2-25-1769 Charles Hill Craven 100 15 441 4-14-1773 "Deed Book L, page 146, filed 13th day of May, 1798, Fairfie~d County Deeds. 'Between William Augustus Hill and Ely Kershaw cf Rocky Mount (Merchant) for 271 pounds of current money, on north prong of Wateree Creek - originally granted to John Griffin in 1759, and conveyed to Charles Hill by release? on 17th of June, 1765. Charles died leaving same to his son & heir William Augustus Hill.,u /signed/ William Augustus X Hill. July 26th, 1797 From the above deed it seems that Charles Hill, Sr., died prior to July 26, 1797 and left land to his son and heir ~illiam that he purchased in 1765 from John Griffin, and in this deed Wm. conveys the land on Wateree Creek to Ely Kershaw. While no other heir to Charles, Sr. is indicated in the above deed, the land grant of 1768 on Wateree Creek to ncharle s Hill" adjoining Wm. A. Hill & Charles Hill, Sr. is indicative there may have been two Charles Hills' in that locality and perhaps father and son. (The census of 1790, Fairfield Co., S. C. lists two Wm. Hills but neither appear to be Wm. Augustus Hill and apparently were: Wm. Hill, Jr., (9 in family) and T;Jm. Hill, Sr., one in family, living alone. There were no Charles Hills' listed in the 1790 census of Fairfield and they evidently left the county before that time. The 1790 census of Rutherford Co., North Carolina show: Burrell, William (2) and a George Hill.

The name, Burril Hill, appears in the Fairfield County record □ as follows: Deed Book N, page 419 - recorded 1802. "Burril HL1-l of Rutherford Co., N. c., sells to Andrew McDowell of Fairfield Co., S. C., for 2 schilling current money of 100 acres of land granted originally unto Charles Hill, 23rd of June, 1774." 114. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Charles Hill Family of Fairfield Co., S. C. (continued) The relation between Charles Hill and Burril Hill is not ex- plained but it is apparent that they were connected, father, son, er brother. Deed Book C, page 101. (no date of Instrument) recorded 1789. "Between Charles Hill & Wife Mary and Phillip Raiford of Fairfield Co., State of S. C." In 1792 Charles Hill and his wife Mary sold land iineed Book H, pase 83, recorded 1792 - "Between Charles Hill and wife Mary and T::nevile? on 2nd of October 1792., original grant to Charles Hill, 28 Nov., 1771, 100 acres on Wateree Creek bounded N. ~. by lands laid out to Wm. Hill, S. iJJ. by lands surveyed for Charles Hill, Sr., other sides vacant, 150 lbs. of lawful current money - 100 acres. His /signed/ Charles CH Hill Wit: Mark Wm. Kelley Her Wm. Davis Mary X Hill Mark The records indicate that the Wm. A. and Charles Hill family were in the Fairfield Section as early as the 1760's and settled on Wateree Creek. They removed from the vicinity, probably before 1790 and were not shown on the census records of that year. It is not definitely established whether this family was connected with other Hills' of Fairfield; which of these people died in the county or moved on west. The deeds show that one Charles Hill had a wife, Nancy. Another Charles (CH) was the husband of Mary Hill. There is nothing to indicate which was the Senior Charles, or that they were related to the other Fair­ field County families; the Richard, William, or Moses Hill families. 115. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CON~~CTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. WILLIAM and MARY HILL - BQ;iERS MILL CREEK, FAIRFIELD CO.; S. C. William Hill received a land grant of 100 acres, 13th of Aug., 1762, located on Bowers Mill Creek, "All sides vacant", signed, John Gaston, D. S. Wm. died prior to 1786 and his widow, l!Iary Hill received a land grant, dated April 3rd, 1786, 100 acres on a branch of Wateree Creek. They had sons, Richard and Mabry Hill. She died and the following deed was recorded in 1796. ??Book R, page 276 & 277, Fairfield Deeds. Between Richard Hill and William Langley, for fifty pounds paid by Will Langley, Merchant, for 100 acres on a branch of the VJateree, original grant to Mary Hill. n Mary died intestate, her sons and heirs, Richnrd and Mabry Hill. Recorded 1796. /signed/ Richard# Hill Agnes X Hill Mabry X Hill Rachel X Hill "Clerk of Court, Winnsboro, Fairfield County, April 5th, 1788. Book B, page 112. 1 Between Richard Hill and Agnes, his wife, of Fairfield Co., South Carolina and Jane Rogers, Spinister, and ·weaver, granted on 13th day of August, 1762 --- did give unto William Hill, planter 100 acres on Bowers Mill Creek. William Hill for 100 lbs. of good and lawful money of the province paid by Joseph Rogers for 100 acres --- and Richard Hill doth grant and give Jane Rogers a new right and title." Recorded 1788. /signed/ Richard X Hill - his mark Agnes S. Hill Mabry Hill married Rachel Arledge, daughter of Isaac Arledg2" In his Will, Isaac Arlege stated: 11My daughter married Mabry Hill." Deed Book O, page 369, Fairfield County, S. C., Aug. 25, 179$. "I, Mabry Hill and Rachel Hill his wife of the County of Fairfield and State aforesaid do hereby acknowledge to have received of Isaac and William Ar~dge of the said county, the sum of 20 lbB. sterling money being in full for all our part of the estate of Isaac Arledge, Sr., deceased which legacy left in the last will and testament of said Isaac Arledge, senior,. There­ the said Mabry and Rachel Hill for ourselves and our heirs do enpower Isaac and William Arledge to demand -- administer and enjoy all the profits from said estate - -" Aug. 25th, 179$. His Signed, sealed & delivered /signed/ Mabry X Hill His Mark David X George Rachel X Hill Mark her mark Jeremiah X Burge his mark Mabry Hill was not shown on the 1790 census of Fairfield. One Richard Hill was shown near: Tho. Goodrum, Tidwell, Isaac Gibson, Bishop, Arledge and Joseph Clements •• Richard Hill, 'one male over 16 years (himself), 2 males under 16 years and one femc1 le. 1 116. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

GEORGE AUGUSTUS HILL of CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA 'George Hill' was listed in the 1790 Census of Chester County, S. C.: 1 male over 16 years of age and 2 free white females. (Moses Hill had a son, George Washington Hill, but he was too young to have been listed in the-1790 Census as the head of a family. He was shown in the Chester County deeds as follows; Book D, page 133, filed April, 1794 - Chester Co. : "Between John McCullou~ and George Augustus Hill of Chester Co., S. C., granted on the 23rd of June, 1774, 100 acres on branch of Rocky Creek bounded by Sam'l McCollt):ugh, James Crawford and Alexander Crawford----" Book D, page 291, Sept. 1794, Chester Co. Deeds, "George A. Hill and Jane sells 50 acres of land to John McGuire." After this deed, we have no further record of this couple. Another George Hill is mentioned in the Chester Co., records.: "Chester Court of Equity, 1843, Chester Co., S. C ••.• 'Ferdinand Craw­ ford and wife Vs George P. Hill, Francis E. Hill, Margaret Hill, Abigail Golding, formerly Hill and her husband, reside beyond the limits of this state." March 31, 1845.

MISCELLANEOUS HILL MRS. HILL - The 1790 Census of Fairfield Co., lists "Mrs. Hill" with one male over 16 years and 7 females. There is little in the deeds or probate records to place this family.

AMY HILL - The Mobley family lists show that "Edward Mobley, son of Edward Mobley and Drucilla Meador, married Amy Hill." This is the only reference we have to Amy Hill.

JOSIAH HILL - Josiah Hill served in the American Revolution. Salley's "Stubbs to Indents", Book R-T, page 28, shows "Josiah Hill - May 11, 1785, 418 days in Militia, 1780-82." He was a resident of Chester County, S. C. He received two land grants, one in Camden District, 550 acres (Book 6Q, page 287, Nov, 16, 1784; and the other "Chester Dist. 12,700 acres, Book K (AA) page 79(102), Sept. 17, 1786." From February 1798 to December 1826, he operated what now would be a Real Estate agency, selling off in small tracts, the land from his large grants. He then moved to Kentucky. His ancestry is unplaced. FRANCES HILL - Chester County Deeds, page 150. June 4, 1788. "Will of Frances Hill (aged) Probated Sept. 5, 1791. Son: Joseph Hill Dau: Elizabeth Hill, wife of John Harrison. Witnessed: Samuel Didgood Benjamin Tynes Elizabeth Hill 117. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MISCELLANEOUS HILL RECORDS OF FAIRFIELD AND CHESTER COUNTIES Chester County Wills, Vol. 2, page 60. Thomas Cabean - Sandy River - "To my beloved daughter, Nancy Hill, Son-in-law, Solomon Hill. 1ao1-1ao2.n Vol. 2?, page 66, Chester County Wills. John Triplett's Will. nTo my daughter, Charity Hill •.. 1ao2.n Court Minutes - Chester County, S. C. 1ao3 Jurors: Starling Hill, 1823 Moses B. Hill, Grand Starky Hill, Solomon Hill and Juror. Robert Hill. 1828 John H. Rowden, Juro~. 1ao4 Moses Hill Esq. 1828 Barnett Hill 1aoa Hiram Hill, Juror 1837 Wm. Hill, Juror.

1820 Fairfield District, S. C. Census Racheal Hill 1 female 10-26 years of age 1 female 45 years and above. J.ohn Hill 1 male 10-16 years of age 1 male 16-18 years age 2 males 16-26 years age 1 female 45 years and over William Hill 1 male over 45 years age.

1830 Fairfield District~ S. C. Census Robert Hill page 63 (37J 384 1 male under 5 years age 1 female 20-30 years age 1 slave. 1 male 20-30 years age

1840 Fairfield District, S. C. Census R. M. Hill 1 male under 5 years age 1 male 10-15 years age 1 female 20-30 years age. From Salley's "Stub Entries to Indents for Revolutionary War Claims •.• n. Book L - N, ~age 255 "Leonard Hill - January l ri, 1785, Militia Service, 1781- 2." Page 256 "Robert Hill - J~nuary 15, 1785 - For provisions for Militia and State Troops." "A list of Voters who voted at Simeon Hill's Box •• Fairfield Dist.; Oct. 10th L 11th, 1824 - Jacob Feaster and Henry A. Coleman, Managers: n HILLS - Asa ph; Henry; John; Richard, Sr.; Richard; William F. Hill, William F. Hill •..• and Simeon Hill. (Note by Mr. Donald B. Clayton, Sr., who furnished the list:) "Simeon Hill lived at what later, and still is called Feasterville~ 11 118. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY con\lECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, 8. C. (The following records were received too late to be placed in their proper place in the Moses B. Hill lists on page 107.) KOSES B. HILL - (Intestate File) File #25-409, Chester Co., S.C. - Administrators bond for $6000.00 ..• signed 25 December, 1824. John F. Glenn, Administrator (Papers show that he was a physician) Spils by Glenn - James B. Glenn - Bondsmen. APPRAISERS: John Thomas, Isa~c Hughes and John Triplett. The papers in this file show that Moses B. Hill was a Surve¥or. In the file there is no list of heirs or division of the estate. In the settlement of the bills and the accounting, however, the following children are named: 1828 - Paid to Ji lanson Crocker for schooling for JAMES, MOSES, AND SARAH, the children of Moses B. Hill. 1.:.130 - Paid to Isaac B. Vvilliams for tuition for James L. G. (J)?, Sarah L. Hill, Moses Hill and Mary G. Hill. Money was owed the estate by: Thomas P. Eskridge William B. Farr Ferdinand Hopkins, Sr. James B. Glenn Isom Gore Capt. John Thomas Spilsby Glenn John Triplett Diar Cornwell Richard Bell Robert Parks Thomas Beaver James Hill Isaac Hughes

The Estate owed money To: George Brown for slab and tombstone for the deceased $45.25 Francis Parks for fixing grave of deceased. A. W. DuBose for tailoring ••.. $2.00 for James & $1.50 for Moses. Hugh Wallis for weaving for family. Rebecca Wallace for weaving for the family. Paid on note due for G. W. Hill. Paid on note due Solomon Coleman. Paid G. W. Hill as adm. of Moses Hill. Letter written by Mrs. James W. Crowder, 157 York Street, Chester, S. C. "As shown in the settlement of bills, there were heirs, James L. G. Hill, Moses Hill, Sarah Hill, all of whom were minors and in school in 1828-32. In 1832 another child, Mary Hill, seems to have been old enough to go to school and is in­ cluded in the children in school •.• n "An equity file in the basement shows also that Moses B. Hills Widow married as her second husband, John Johns." There is the Will of John Johns in Newberry District but whether it is the same man, I do not know." (above from Mrs. Josie Worthy Holman). HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTJ:ONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

WILLIAM HILL, Sr. 2 d. 1804, ·and HIS FAMILY, OF CHESTER CO., S. C. William Hill, Sr., {married Molly ? )', Born ? , and died in Chester Co., S. C. in 1804. One of the earliest records of this William is a land grant that was first surveyed for him Sept. 21, 1786, 75 acres on Clark's Creek, waters of Broad River. The date of the final grant, Dec. 4, 1797, came after he had pu~­ chased adjoining land in Chester bounty. The tract consisted of 100 acres located on the waters of Wilson Creek. He purchased the land from Ferdinand Hopins by deed, dated Dec. 22nd, 1795. The lapse of time between the first survey and the final grant is un­ explained. The 75 acres was bequeathed by William Hill, Sr., to his son Hiram, in his will. dated 1804. The Will of William Hill is found in Chester Will Book C, page 142-3. October 4, 1804, date of will - probated Nov. 13, 1804. Chester Dist., S. c. "In the name of God, Amen: I, William Hill, of the District of Chester and the State of South Carolina being weak of body t~t of perfect mind and Memory do hereby make, ordain, constitute and appoint this my last Will and Testatment. First, I recommend my soul to almighty god who gave it me, ~ind my body to be buried in a decent christian like manner at the dis­ cretion of my executors hereafter named. Item. I give and bequeath unto my beloved son Hiram Hill the plantation whereon I now live with all my lands adjoining the same with the land I purchased of Hopkins; also one sorrel mare and one bay mare; one featherbed and furniture; 2 cows and all my stock of hogs. Item, I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife, Molly Hill. all the remainder of my whole estate during her natural life, a~d at her decease to be equally divided amongst my children hereafter named, that is to say, Hepsabeth Mitchel Milly Mitchel The heirs of Molly Atteberry Stark Hill Sally Atteberry Amy Clark Rachel Hill William Hi 11 Major Hill (Hiram Hill) And I do hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my trusty and well beloved sons, Stark Hill, Hiram Hill and William Hill my whale and sole executors to this my last will ~nd testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 18th day of October, 1804. His /signed/ William S Hill N.B. The word Mark South Carolina interlined before signed. E. Nunn Joshua Kirk Stephen Kirk 120. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD CO., S. C. William Hill, d. 1804, Chester Co., S. C. - continued. South Carolina: Chester District. Personally appeared Elijah Nunn, Joshua Kirk and Stephen Kirk, and being duly sworn declared that they saw the said ~Jilliam Hill, sign and acknowledge the within ifistrument of writing as his last Will and Testament, the aforesaid William Hill being then blind the said will was in their presence fairly and truly read to him and he assented to the whole and every part thereof, and that the said William Hill was then of sound and perfect mind and memory to the best of their knowledge ani belief and that they and each of them were present and at the request of the testator. At the same time appeared Stark Hill, H1ram Will and William Hill and qualified as executors. Given under my hand this 13th day of November, 1804. /signed/ J. O. Brown - O.C.D. South Carolina: Chester District - By Joseph Brown, Ordinary of the said Chester District. 11 This is to authorize you, or any three of you, whose names are underwritten, to repair to all such parts and places as you will be directed by Hiram Hill, Stark Hill and William Hill, ex­ ecutors of the last will and testament of William Hill, deceased wheresoever any of the goods and chattels of the deceased are or do remain, and there view and appraise all and every of the said goods and chattels, being first duly sworn to make a true and perfect inventory and appraisement thereof, and to return the same to the said Hiram Hill, Stark Hill and William Hill, certified under your hands, or any three of you, within the time prescribed by law. To William Foot, Isiah Mitchel, David Mitchel, Samuel Wilmoth end William Scaife, or to any three of you. Dated this 13th of Nov., 1804." signed/ J. O. Brown. 0. C. D. I do certify to the ordinary of Chester District that Samuel Wilmoth, Isiah Mitchel and David Mitchel, three of the within appraisers, did come before me and were duly sworn, agreeable to law to appraise and a true and a perfect inventory make, of all and singular the goods and chattels of William Hill, deceased. Given under my hand this 27th Nov. 1804. /S/ E. Nunn, J.P.

The origin and ancestry of William Hill, Sr., is unknown. The census records of Dallas County, Alabama, lists the birthplace of his son, Hiram, as North Carolina in the year 1779. Mis Mattie Daniels, of Ft. •1,rorth, Texas, a descendent of Hiram, who is work­ ing to trace the line of Wm. Hill, Sr., states: "1;,Jilliam, Sr. may bave married a Stark or Major (names of two families living in the f3irfield-Chester County region), as one son was named Stark and ,:n1other Major." Although he was the head of a family at the time of the First Census in 1790, he was not shown on the Chester County list for that year. It is evident that he was in that locality as early as 1786, (land grant) when the land was first surveyed for him. (The Flat date was Nov. 11th, 1797 and the grant date Dec. 4, 1797) James Hill was shown in the 1790 Chester Census with 2 males over 16 years, but there is no evidence that Wm. lived in his house­ r.old. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. William Hill, Sr., D. 1804 - (continued) There is nothing to suggest or to prove that William Hill, Sr. was related to the other Hill families of early Craven-Camden-Fairfield, namely the Richard Hill· Charles, Sr., or the Moses Hill families. The family names used ' do not correspond and evidence is lacking of any relation of these four families, His widow, Molly ___ Hill, is not found in the records avail,~ oble to us after 1804 when she was mentioned in her husband's Will. Wm, Hill, Sr, purchased a plantation from Ferdinand Hopkins: _Deed Book F, page 57, Chester County, South Carolina. "This indenture made the 22nd day of December in the year of our Lord 1795 between Ferdinand Hopkins of the State of South Carolina, of the County of Chester, of the one part and William Hill of the State aforesaid, of the other part, witnesseth that the said Ferdinand Hopkins for and in consideration of the sum of twenty pounds ster­ ling to him in hand paid at and before the sealing and delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold, alienated, _____ , and confirmed and by these presents do sell, __ , and confirm unto the said WilliaM Hill, his heirs and assigns, one certain tract or parcel of land situate on the waters of Wilson Creek in Chester County, of the

State aforesaid, beginning at a Hickory, thence N. 64 degrees, E 0 12 chains and 20 links to a stake: thence N. 24 degrees, E. 20 chains and 50 links to a red oak, thence N. 2 degrees, w. 38 chains and 21 links to a stake, s. 42 degrees, e. 22 chains to a hickory, thence 250 deg, W. 58 chains and 60 links to the beginning, con- · taining, 100 acres, being part of a large tract. Together with all houses, orchards, fences, gardens, woods, ways, water and w2ter­ courses thereon, standing, growing or being, profits, commodities and appurtenances thereon belonging or in any ways appertaining unto the said William Hill, his heirs and assigns forever. To have and to hold, possess and enjoy the said granted land and p~s­ mises free and clear from all former sales, gifts, grants, mort­ gages, rights of dower or any other incumbrances whatsoever and further the said Ferdinand Hopkins his heirs and assigns shall and will warrant and forever defend the said granted land and premises as aforesaid unto the said William Hill his heirs and assigns against the claim or claims of all and every person or persons what­ soever that shall lay any claim or claims thereunto, part of parts thereof. In witness whereof the said Ferdinand Hopkins hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal this day of year first above written. /signed/ Ferd 1 d Hopkins (Seal) Signed, Sealed & Delv. in the presence of: William X Hill (his mark) Major X Hill (his mark) Dec. 22, 1795. Then received of William Hi 11 twenty lbs. S :,er­ ling it being the full consideration money mentioned in the with2n written deed. /signed/ Ferd'd Hopkins William X Hill (his mark) Major X Hill (his mark) Recorded 10th July, 1797. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. South Carolina, - Chester County. "Personally appeared Major Hill before;me, the subscribing Justice, and being duly sworn, de­ poseth and saith that he saw Ferdinand Hopkins sign, seal and ack­ ngwledge the within deed to William Hill, and also saw the other s::'.bscribing witness sign the same as a witness, and signed the same ·~ witness. Sworn to and subscribed before me the 14th day of April 1796." His E. Nunn, J.P. /signed/ Major X Hill Mark Land Grant Volume P - Columbia, South Carolina - nTo 'Villiam S~ate of South Carolina) Hill". "To all to whom these presents shall come, greeting: 'Know ye, that, for and in consideration of 3 shillings and six pence sterling money, paid by Wm. Hill into the treasury for the use of this state, we have granted by these presents do grant unto the said Wm. Hill, his heirs and assigns, a plantation or trc1ct of land containing 75 acres surveyed for him the 21st of Sept. 17$6, situate in the District of Camden on the waters of Clark 1 s Creek of Broad River, bounded by lines running east N.E. and N.W. by Edward Arterberry; N.W. by David Mitchell Sr. N. Westwardly by Col. David Hopkins, having such shap,e form and marks as are represented by a plat hereunto annexed together with all woods, trees, waters, water-courses, profits, commodities, appurtenances and heredita­ ments whatsoever thereunto belonging, to have and to hold the said tract of 75 acres of land and all and singular other the premises hereby granted unto the said Wm. Hill, his heirs and assigns for­ ever in ffee and common socage." Given under the great seal of the date. Witness, his Excellency, Ch2rles Pickney ESQ., Govenor and Commander-in-chief, in and over said state, at Columbia this 4th day of December, Anno Domini 1797 and in the 22nd year of independ- ence of the U. S. of A. /signed/ Cherles (L.M.S.) Pickney And hath hereunto a plat thereof annexed repres@nting the same, certified by B. N. Waring, Surveyor General. 11th Nov. 1797.

THE CHILDREN and SOJvIE OF THE DESCENDENTS OF WILLIAM & MOLLY HILL. William and Molly had ten children as shown by his Will of ]804. The following sketches show his heirs as listed in the Will.

J_. HEPSABETH HILL - married Mitchell, and remained in S. C. ----

"""-L ■ MILLY (MILDRED) HILL - married Mitchell.

~II. MOLLY HILL - married ___ Atteberry. She died prior to )04. Her portion of the estate was given "to the heirs of Molly ~~teberry", her children. 123. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD CO., S. C. IV. STARKEY HILL, son of William and Molly Hill, was born 1770- 1780, died in 1828, Dallas County, Alabama. He married Dorcas ____?. He purchased a tract of land and lived near his father in Chester County. Deed Book H - page 255, Chester Co., S. C. "The State of s. c.( 'Know all men by these presents that I, Elijah Nunn, of the dist. of Chester and State aforesaid, for and in consideration of $200 to me paid by Starkey Hill of the district and state aforesaid have granted, bargained, sold and released, and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell and release unto said Starkey Hill, all that tract of parciel of land lying and being in the county aforesaid on the Brushy Fork ·waters of Sandy River and beginning at a Cu­ cumber tree on land called the Big survey, running 39 chains and 2 5 links to a pine; thence S. 64 degrees, VT. 18 cha ins to a white oak on Edward Atteberry 1 s line, thence N. 73 degrees, W. 12 chains to an Ash on said Atteberry 1 s line, thence S. 15 degrees, W. 30 chains to a box oak, thence S. 78 degrees, E. 37 chains to the beginning, containing 39 acres originally granted to the said E. Nunn, together with all and singular the rights, members, heredita­ ments,and appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in any wise incident or appertaining, to have and to hold all and sing­ ular the premises before mentioned unto the said Starkey Hill, his heirs and assigns forever. And I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, executors and administrators to warrant and forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said Starkey Hill, his heirs and assigns against myself and my heirs and assigns and against every person Whomsoever, lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. Witness my hand and seal this 25th day of March in the year of our Lord 1799 and in the 23rd year of the Independence of the U. S. of A. /signed/ E. Nunn (seal) Luke Mayfield David D. Mitchell "Received the 25th of March 1799 full satisfaction for the within mentioned and money." David D. Mitchell /signed/ E. Nunn (seal) Above sworn to by David Mitchell 10th of March, A.D. 1801. Recorded April 14th, A.D. 1801. Starkey Hill purchased 99 acres of land from Wm. Nunn in 1$12~ Deed Book P. page 2$1, No. 252. Chester Dist., S. C. "The State of S. c. q,Jm. Nunn, for $20.00 paid by Starkey Hill, sold to Starkey Hill all that plantation or tract of land containing 99 acres, mor or less, situate on the waters of Sandy River bounding Thos. At0rberry 1 s land, part bounding land originally granted to Wm. Nunn by his Excellency Henry Middleton the 7th Jc~. 1810. The tract is where Starkey Hill now lives. (deed is woru2d similiar to the deed that follows) Witness my hand and seal thL:3 17th Sept. 1$12. /signed/ W. Nunn "Signed sealed & delivred in the presence of J. Rosborough - Henry Head. Head swore to above 17th Sept., 1812. /signed/ Henry Head J. Rosborough, J.P. 124. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD CO., S. C. Wm. Hill, Sr. D. 1804, Chester Co., S. C. - continued) Starkey Hill purchased another tract of land in 1808. Deed Book O, page 98. No. 77 - Chester District, S. C. 11 The State of South Carolina. Know all men by these presents that I, Edward Atterberry of Chester District and state aforesaid, for and in consideration of the sum of $100 to me in hand paid by Stark Hill of the state and district aforesaid have granted, bargained, sold and rele~sed unto said Stark Hill 160! acres of land being part of a large tract of land known as the place where Shired Nance not being long since occupied, conveyed from Ferdinand Hop­ kins t@ said Atteberry, situate in the state and district afore­ said on-the waters of Brushy Fork and Broad River beginning at Joel Triplett 1 s hickory corner and running South ••.. chains .• to a red oak on Gaston's line •.. thence to the beginning, having such form and marks as the original plat represents, together with all and singular the rights, members, hereditaments and appurte­ nances to the said premises or in anywise incident or appertaining~ to have and to hold all and singular, the premises before men­ tioned unto said Stark Hill, his heirs and assignes forever and I do hereby bind myself and heirs, executors, administrators and assigns to warrant and forever defend all and singular, the said premises unto the said Stark Hill, his heirs and assigns, against myself and my heirs and against all persons whosoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. Witness my hand and seal this 30th day of Oct. in the year of our Lord 1808, in the Independence of the U. S. of A. the 32nd." His Signed sealed and delivered /signed/ Edward X Atteberry in the presence of W. Foote (seal) Mark and U.? Foote Wm. Foote swore to the above deed April 1st, 1809 before Phil. Noland, J.P. Starkey Hill was shown in the Chester Co. Census of 1810. "Volume 4, page 257. Starkey Hill 3 males 16-26 years 1 male 45 and over 2 females under 10 years 2 females 10-16 years 1 female 16-26 1 female 26-45 years He served as a Juror in Chester County in 1803. He sold the 99 acres of land purchased from Wm. Nunn to Thomas Estes in April, 1816, deed Book R, page 315. He conveyed the 161½ acres to Ellis V.'. Hill, through his brother, vJm. Hill, tTr., in a deed dated Oct. 1816, Deed Book W., page 321, Chester County Deeds. He removed to Dallas County, Alabama, about 1818-19. Starkey c~d Dorcas had eight children; six were living at the time of his death in 1827-28. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY. S. C. The Will of Starkey Hill. Will Book A, page 44, State of Alabama. Dallas County: "In the name of God Amen: I Starkey Hill, do make and declare this my last will and testament in manner and form following- First, I resign my soul into the hand of Almighty God, hoping and beliGving in a remission of my sins by the merits of Christ, and my body I commit to the earth t9 be buried, and my worldly estate I give and devise as follows: First I will and devise that my wife Dorcas have all my property, both real and personal as long as she lives or desires to retain it as hers - to wit: land, negroes, horses, cows, hogs, and sheep, also household and kitchen furniture. I also will and devise that my wife Dorcas have full power to dispose of all the beds and bedding household and kitchen furniture, both in her lifetime and in her will. In the second place, I will and devise to my son William, a black womman Hannah and a black boy Simon; and I also will and bequeath to my daughter Mary Hill and her heirs a black girl named Lisa and a black boy named Mage. I then will and bequeath to my daughter Milly Arterberry and to her heirs, a black girl, Louisa and Sam her child. I then will and bequeath to my son Wiley W. Hill, a black man named Oliver and a black boy Tom. I then will and bequeath to my daughter Betsy Hartley and her heirs a black girl Martha and a black boy, Harry. I then will and beque-1th to my daughter Sally and to her heirs a black girl Milly and a black boy Jack. And I also will and bequeath to my son~in-law Ben­ jamin Hill three dollars. I also will and bequeath to my son-in­ law Joseph Hartley three dollars. That as I will and allow this division of my property to take place at the death of my wife Dorcas Hill, and not till then without her consent. I further will and devise that my grandson Ellis, the only child of my daughter Cassie, if he should live and be of age, the sum of 300 dollars, but if he should not live to that age, I allow it to re­ turn to my own children and be equally divided amongst them. I then will and devise that whatever property may remain after paying my debts of funeral expenses, to be sold or equally divided between my children: William, Wiley W., Mary Hill, Milly Arter­ berry, Betsy Hartley, and Sally Hill (Note: Starkey's son Henry and daughter Cassie were deceased) except a young negro child, the only child of Hannah, I allow my wife Dorcas to dispose of as she pleases. I do hereby constitute my two sons William Hill and Wiley w. Hill, Executors of this my last Will and Testa~ent. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal th~.s 17th day of December 1827. His /signed/ Starkey X Hill Mark Signed, sealed published and declared by the said testator as and for his last will and testament in our presence, who as t:Ls bequest in his presence have subscribed our names as witnesses Thereto. /signed/ Robert C. Morrison Robert Morrison March 21, 1928. "I also attach this appendix to this my last will and testament. First, that a black woman pleasent I will and bequeath to my wife Dorcas during her life and to dispose as she pleases in her will. (continued) HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Will of Starkey Hill - continued. 11 I also will and bequeath to Rosannah Hill widow of my son Henry Hill, deceased, the west half of the southwest quarter of Section T, township 17, range 11, in the Cohawa District during he_r life or widowhood, that is, to be hers until death if she re­ mains a widow; if she marries she has no claim on the land. signed, sealed and delivered His in the presence of /signed/ Starkey X Hill Robert c. Morrison Mark Re,bert Morrison State of Alabama - Dallas County. Personally appeared in open cc9lJrt Robert C. and Robert Morrison, who being duly sworn, saith that they saw the said Starkey Hill sign, seal and acknow­ ledge the within will, and that they signed the same as witnesses thereto in the presence of said Starkey Hill and that the same Starkey Hill was at the time of the signing of the same, of sound and disposing mind and memory. /signed/ Robert C. Morrison Sworn to in open Court April 14, 1a28. Robert Morrison We have no further data pertaining to the children of Starkey and Dorcas Hill except as shown in No. (8), including (1) Wm. Hill, (2) Mary Hill; (3) Henry Hill; died 1825-28, married Rosannah-,--_? In his will of June 13, 1825, Henry Hill nwills his property to his wife Rosannah Hill, but if she remarries the half quarter sec­ tion he now lives on is to be given to his oldest sister Sally Hill. ne wills his rifle gun to his brother Wiley W. Hill. Will Book A, page 71. (4) Milly or Mildred Hill married Archelous Arterberry. The records state: "Archelous Arterberry wills to his wife Milly Arterberry all his property.n (5) Betsy Hill married Joseph Hartley. ( 6) Sally Hill (7) Wiley W. Hill (8) Cassie Hill married Benjamin Hill and they had one son, Ellis VJ. Hill. She died before 1827 and as shown, Starkey Hill deeded Ellis W. Hill 161! acres of land in Chester County, Benjamin Hill was the son of William Hill, Jr. and a first cousin to his wife, Cassie. Deed Book W., page 231. State of South Carolina, Chester District. "Know all men by these presents that I, William Hill, in the state aforesaid, of Chester District, in the name and stead, ~nd for the use, of, Starkey Hill, originally of the state and Dist­ ri~t aforesaid but now a native of the state of Alabama and County c~ Dallas, having given to Ellis W. Hill, his grandson the child cf Benjamin and Cassie Hill, and by these presents do grant and ~ive and release unto the said Ellis W. Hill 161½ acres of land lying on the waters of Brushy Fork and Broad River situated in Chester District in the state aforesaid. The above land, I, Wm. }!ill to the use of Starkey Hill aforesaid, as his lawful attorney, ·:a give to Ellis W. Hill, son of Benjamin and Cassie Hill, and tis grandson. (continued) HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD CO., S. C. Starkey Hill, son of Wm. Hill - continued. 'Witness my hand and seal this 21st day of September, 1826 and the 51st year of the independence of the U. S. of A. His Witness: /signed/ Wm. X Hill Rich. Cusert Mark Thos. X. Mitchel

V. SALLY (SARAH) HILL, daughter of Wm. and Molly Hill, married ______Atteberry and moved to Dallas County, Alabama.

VI. AMY HILL, daughter of Wm. and Molly Hill, married Clark and remained in Chester County, S. C.

VII. RACHEL HILL - remained in South Carolina and was living in Union District in 1826 when she signed the following instrument which is found in the Dallas County records, Deed Book A, page 115 ( at Se lma • ) South Carolina, Union District. "Know all men by these pre­ sents that we, Rachel Hill and Elias Mitchell, of the state and district aforesaid, legal heirs and representatives of Major Hill, deceased, of the state of Alabama and County of Dallas, do, for, and in consideration of the natural love and affection we have for Polly, Ferriba, Abner, it!illiam, Joel(?), Rhoda, Joab and Betsy, all the naturcl children of said Major Hill, deceased, we do here­ by give, grant and convey unto the said Feriba Killingsworth, Abner Hill, Mary Hughes, William Hill, Joel Hill, Elizabeth Hill, Rhoda Hill, Joab Hill, all our right, title, interest and claim which now is, or hereafter may be due us as our distribution share of the said deceased's estate with full power and authority to ask and demand, sue, for and receive the same. Given under our hands and seals this 18th November, 1826. Test: Elizabeth Littlejohn /signed/ Elias Mitchell William Hill Rachel Hill

VIII. WILLIAM HILL, Junior, son of Wm. and Molly Hill, was born 1770-80, died Dec. 4th, 1843, Chester Co,, S. C. He married Armonel ____ , born Oct, 15, 1773, died June 28, 1858. He purchased land in Chester County and remained in South Carolina and lived on his plantation located on Turkey Creek. Deed Book H, page 63, No. 34, Chester County, S. C. The State of South Carolina. "Know all men by these presents that I, Ferdinand Hopkins of Chester District in the state afore­ said, for and in consideration of the sum of $55.00 to be paid by William Hill, Jr., of the district and state aforesaid, have gran­ ted, bargained, and sold and released and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell, or release unto the said William Hill, Jr., 111½ acres of land situate in Chester District and state aforesaid (continued) i28. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF Fl~IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Wm. Hill, Jr., Continued. "on Tar Branch of Broad River beginning at a pine running thence S, 7 degrees, east 25 chains, and 50 links to an ash, thence N. 23 de­ grees, E. 31 chains and 50 links to a post oak, thence N. 10 de­ gi"ees, W. 14 chains and 82 links to a red oak: thence N. 71 de­ grees, E. 8 chains to a black oak, thence N. 14 degrees, W. 26 chains and 7 links to a Spainish oak, thence S. 45 degrees, N. 29 chains to a pine thence S. 63 degrees, W. 13 chains and 75 links to the beginning, including the plantation whereon, the said Wm. Hill now lives being part of a large tract, together with all and singular the rights, members, hereditaments and appurtenances to the sa~.d premises belonging, or in any wise incident or appertain­ ing, to have and to hold all and singular the premises before men­ tioned unto the said William Hill, his heirs and assigns forever, and I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, executors and administrators to warrant and forever, defend all and singular the said premises unto the said William Hill, his heirs and assigns against myself and my heirs and against every person whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. Witness my hand and seal this 20th day of May in the year of our Lord 1800 and the 24th year of the Independence of the u. S. of A. Signed sealed and delivered /signed/ Ferdinand Hopkins (seal) in the presence of Test: W. Foote Iac Foote? W. Foote swore to the above deed 23rd of May 1800. E. Nunn. J.P. /signed/ W. Foote. Recorded 27th October 1800. In 1813 William purchased a tract of land from Wm. Gaston as shown by the following deed: State of S. c., Chester District - Deed Book G, page 135. ''Wm. Gaston for $525.00 paid by Wm. Hill sold 200 acres granted to Margaret Bedan 12th li.ugust, 1768, sit­ uated in said district on the waters of Little Turkey Creek, near McCaully's old field, etc, to the beginning which tract of land was conveyed by the then P. Margaret Bedan, now Margaret Akins and her husband David Akins to VJni. Gaston August 27, 1774. "Also another tract containing 200 acres being part of a tract cf 295 acres granted to James Young the 17th Feb. 1791, situated in said district on Jack Love's branch, joining the aforesaid tract beginning at John Anderson's black Oak corner on James Mc­ Caullys line: James Johnston's post oak corner, Hopkins line fuentioned •.• This trect was conveyed from said James Young to the said Wm. Gaston 8th Mc1rch 1794. (words as in other deeds) Signed in the presence of r1-.11 Noland /signed/ Wm. Gaston ( seul) Benjamin Hill E. Lyles, Justice of the Quorum, certified that Anna Gaston, Wife of Wm. Gaston, Esq., signed the deed voluntarily. F.. Lyles /signed/ Anna X her mark Gaston Phil Noland made oath before E .. Lyles that he saw Wm. Gaston tiign said deed and Benjamin Hill sign as witness with himself. E. Lvles - J. 0. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. c:. William Hill, Junior, of Chester County, S. C. - continued. William Hill, Jr., purchased land in 1835. (We have not determined if this is the William Hill, Junior, under discussion or his own son, Wm •. At the time of his death he was known as Wm. Hill, Senior.) Chester County Deed Book AA, page 170, No. 162. "Thos. Worthy for $2750.00, paid by Wm. Hill, sold all that tract or plantation whereon Worthy lived, lying on th& waters of Little Turkey Creek containing 425½ acres, more or less, bounded by lands belonging to Elizabeth Worthy, John Shaw, Charles S. Sims, John S. Rice, David Pendergrass and Solomon R. Moore. Witness my hand this 3rd day of March, 1835." Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of /signed/ Thos. Worthy (seal) Soloman R. Moore James Montgomery "Thos. Worthy's wife, Jane Worthy was certified by J. Robins, as being under no compulsion when she signed the above deed. 20th March, 1835." 1/signed/ Jane Worthy (seal) . James Montgomery took oath that he saw Thos. Worthy, sign, seal and deliver said deed and that he with Soloman R, Moore witnessed the due execution thereof." Sworn to and signed 20th March, 1835. J. Robins, J. Q. /signed/ James Montgomery He was shown in the 1840 census of Chester County as follows: William Hill, Sr. 60-70 years of age page 323 1 female 20-30 years of age 1 female 60-70 years of age 18 slaves William Hill, Junior, made his will in 1841 and it was filed in 1843, file No. 81, package No. 1269, Probate Judge's Office. "Chester District, South Carolina - 'Wm. Hill of Chester District, South Carolina Wills: 1. To daughter, Maria Hill, a negro worth $375.00, a bed with clothing. 2. To daughter Emeline Hill, a negro worth $375.00, B bed and clothing. 3. To son William Hill, a negro woth $475.00, bed and bed clothing, a month after his death. 4. To wife Arnele (?) Hill, the use of the place, consist­ ing of 3 tracts, during her widowhood and also the use of the balance of his personal property during her widowhood. At her death or if she remarries all lands and personal property is to be divided between his daughters (1) Anna Halsey, (2) Mary Meadows, his son (3) Littleton Hill, daughters (4) Maria Hill, (5) Emeline Hill and son (6) William Hill. Share and share alike. May 24th, 1841. His Test: William X Hill Matthew Williams Mark w; lliam McClure Wm. A. Rosborough Filed December 7, 1843 in Court of Ordinary before Peter Wiley, 0. C. D. MATTHEW vHLLIAMS 130. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. William Hill, Jr., of Chester County, S. C. - continued. From the following records it seems evident that Wm. Hill forgot to include his daughter, Nancy Hill 1/forthy in his wi 11; and that he had a deceased son, Benjamin Hill. A letter from Mrs. Jose Worthy Holman of Louisville, Miss. "I am a descendent of the Hill family of Chester County .•. Henry Worthy md. Nancy Hill about 1825. She was the daughter of \Tm. Hill who married Aromel ?. In William's Will he does not men- tion Nancy but after her mother's death she received her share just as the other children." Willi~ Hill No. 1834 - Will made 24 May, 1831, probated December 11, 1843. Wife: Armenal, daughters: Maria, Emeline, Anna Halsey, Mary Meadows, sons: William and Littleton. "this was an administration with Will annexed - in the distribution: Mordacai Halsell and Wife Ann Maria Hill A. F. Cockrill & wife Ann Henry Worthy & wife Nancy William Hill Meredith Meadows and wife Mary (Note: Littleton Hill, although living, was not shown) A bill of property advanced to Legatees during his lifetime lists: Benjamin Hill Littleton Hill Anna Halsell Mariah Hill Mary Meadows Emeline Cockrell Nancy Worthy William Hill, Jr. The State of South Carolina, Chester District "To Littleton Hill, Henry \'lorthy & Nancy Worthy his wife, Maria Hill, William Hill, & Phillip Hill, Leroy Hill, F. Crawford and Ann Crawford his wife, Samuel Tersel and Susan Tersel his wife, William Hardwick Jr. and his wife Frances Hardwick, Margaret Wright, widow of Dr. E. Wright deceased, Mary A. Hill, Shelton Halsell, William Holsell, Emily Cook and=---..- Cook her husband, f>'~elinda Mayo and ...... ,,....- Mayo her husband, Sarah Vicent and Vicent her husband, M. M. Meadows, John Meadows, Monroe Meadows, Marion Meadows, Robert Cowly and Rebecca Cowly his wife, three other children of Mary Meadows deceased whose names are unknown, A. F. Cockrel, William Cockerel, John Cockerel, Regina Williams and ____ Williams her husband, Louisa Cockerel, Molly Cockerel and Josephine Cockerel· legal heirs and devises of William Hill who ~ied testate giving life estate in his real property to Armonel Hill his wife who is now deceased: Greeting: You are hereby required to appear at the court of Ordinary to be holden at Chester Court House for Chester District on the 23rd day of February A. D. 1859 to show cause if any of you can show why the real estate of William Hill deceased situated in the frnid district on waters of Little Turkey Creek bounded by lands cf Henry Worthy, David Pendergrass, & Earle Chalk containing four (continued) 131. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. "hundred and seventy acres should not be divided or sold alloting to the said Littleton Hill, Nancy Worthy wife of Henry Worthy, Maria Hill & William Hill, to each the one eighth part thereof - To Phillip Hill, Leroy Hill, Ann Crawford wife of F. Crawford, Susan Tersel wife of Samuel Tersel, Frances Hardwick wife of Wm. Hardwick jr. Margaret Wright widow of E. Wright deceased, and Mary A. Hill, to each the fifty sixth (J/56) part thereof - to Shelton Holsell, William Halsell Emily Cook wife of ____ Cook, Melinda Mayo wife of ____Mayo, Sarah Vicent wife of ___ Vincent to each the one fortieth (1/40) part thereof - To M. M. Meadows the one twenty fourth (1/24) part thereof - to John Meadows, Mon­ roe Meadows, Marion Meadows, James Meadows, Rebecca Cowly wife of Robert Cowly three other children of Mrs. Mary Meadows deceased who was the wife of M. M. Meadows to each the one ninety sixth (1/96) part thereof - to A. F. Cockerel the one twenty fourth (1/24) part thereof - to William Cockerel, John Cockerel, Regina Williams wife of ____Williams, Louisa Cockerel, Molly Cockerel and Josephine Cockerel to each the one seventy second (1/72) part thereof. Given under my hand and seal this 23rd of Nov., A. D. 1858. /signed/ James McDaniel I, Hattie Y. Harden, Judge of Probate for Chester County, S. C., do hereby certify that the above is a true Dnd correct copy of the Order for Sale of Real Estate of William Hill, dec­ eased, as taken from the original on file in this office in Apt. No. 81, Pkg. No. 1269. /signed/ Hattie Y. Harden Judge of Probate. GRAVESTONES FROM SHAW GRAVEYARD Chester County, S. C. William Hill Armonel Hill who departed this life Born: October 15i 1773 Dec. 4, 1843 Died: Juno 28, 1~58 age 72 years Age 84 years, 8 months 13 days Deed.Book II, Chester Co. records, page 178 - "Arnell Hill to William Hill - deed." May, 1856. (this wes the son, Wm. Hill.)

THE CHILDREN OF WILLIAM AND ARMONEL HILL ( 1) Anna Hill, daughter of Hilliam and Armonel Hill, married Mordacia Halsell, sometimes spelled Halsey. The only reference available on this couple is shown in the deed above.

(2) Mary Hill, daughter of ·willinm and Armonel Hill, married Meridith M. Meadows. (see the above deed for reference)

Some of the additional papers concerning the Wm. Hill, Jr. Estate were furnished by Mrs. Josie Worthy Holman, a descendent of Nancy and Henry Worthy. 13 2. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. (3+· Littleton Tno. Hill, born 1807, married Frances Cockrell, a daughter of Moses Cockrell and Susan Feaster. Susan Feaster was the daughter of Andrew Feaster and Margaret Fry Cooper. He removed to near Houston, Mississippi, about 1860-63. 1840 Census of Chester County, South Carolina: Littleton Hill 1 male under 5 years 1 female under 5 years 1 male 30-40 years 1 female 5-10 years 1 female 20-30 years 14 Slaves 1850 Sensus - Chester County, South Carolina - Sept. 28th. Little" Tno. Hill Age 43 years Born in South Carolina Farmer Frances Hill 41 F " " n 11 (Approx. age) W. J. Hill 16 F " n " " born 1834 S. A. Hill 1\ l? " " n " born 1836 Thompson Hill 12 M n n 11 " born 1838 Randolf Hill 10 M " " " " born 1840 Wm. Hill 4 M n n 11 " born 1846 Mary F. Hill 2 F 11 n " 11 born 1848 Mary A. Hill 18 F " " 11 n Mortgage Book CC, page 465, Chester County. 11 \fvm. Hill to Littleton Hill - mortgage - State of South Carolina, Chester District: 'Know all men by these presents that I 1Jilliam Hill, Junior, of the district aforesaid, for and in consideration of the sum of $500.00 to me in hand paid, hath bargained, sold and delivered and by these presents doth bargain, seal and in plain and open market deliver unto Littleton Hill of the district and state aforesaid the following property, viz., ~ne negro man slave named George, aoout 21 years of age. It is expressly agreed between the said parties that if the said vvm. Hill, Jr., his executors, administrators, or assigns sha~l pay or cause to be paid unto Littleton Hill the full sum of $500.00 on or before the 25th December 1842, then the above bill of sale and every article and thing therein contained shall cease and be utterly void or else be in full force and virtue. Jan. 14, 1841. /signed/ Wm. Hill, Jr. (seal) "Chester District, State of S. C. - Deed Book Z, page 498, dated October 1834. Littleton Hill to John Wallis, deed for 149.3 acres of land." "Chester District, State of S. C. Deed Book II, page 579, dated October, 1855 - Littleton Hill to Sarah Ann Smith - Deed." The following is from a letter from Mr. D. B. Clayton, Sr.: " ••• I received a letter from Miss Mccully and she said she and Mrs. Holman went to Houston, County seat of Chickasaw Co., Miss., over Labor Day .•.. Mrs. Holman's Great grandmother was Nancy Hill, sister of Littleton Hill. She md. a Worthy. Littleton Hill settled near Houston, but left no Will. They found a record from the Bible however, that was saved when thG Littleton Hill home burned. Mrs. Mary T. Hickman had a photostat of the Bible record and they copied it. Littleton and his wife Frances Cockrell moved to Houston about 1860-63." (continued) 133. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

Littleton Hill, son of Vlm. and Armonel Hill - continued. tt ••••• Bible record as follows." Littleton Hill, born Nov. 7th, 1807, died March 7, 1881. Married February 6th, 1834. Frances Cockrell, born June 6th, 1809, died ______? Their Children: 1. Margaret Hill, born Dec. 5, 1834, died Oct. 26, 1854. Never married. 2. Sarah A. Hill, born Nov. 24, 1836. Died ___? Married Captain John D. Smith. 3. Thompson W. Hill, born Sept. 4th, 1838, died July 2, 1863. Killed at Gettysburg. 4. Randolf W. Pill, born Oct. 12, 1840, died May 19, 1863. Died in the Confederate States Army. 5. William L. Hill, born June 27, 1846, died _____? 6. Mary F. (Fannie) Hill, born July 7, 1848, died March 20, 1879. Married Levert Kimball. Mr. Clayton's letter continued: "They had only one son to live to have a family. (William L.) The old house is still standing and that is about all. It is on a highway north of Houston. A. Mr. Goza showed it to us, also the house of Wm. L. Hill which is still occupied. We also saw the house of Frances' brother who settled in Houston. (Frances Cockrell.) n

(4) Maria Hill, daughter of Wm. Jr., and Armonel Hill, lived in Chester County, S. C. and apparently never married. We have no record of her death the the Index of the Probate Judge's office of Chester County show that Administration papers were filed there in 1868 for "M. J, Hilln, File Number 121+,, package no. 392. The Chester County records show the following deeds in her name: William Hill to Mariah J. Hill - Mortgage - April 1860, Book LL, page 80. Mariah Hill to J. A. Waters, deed to 274 acres of land, deed book NN, page 142, May 1867. Mariah Hill to c.·T. Worthy, deed for 185 acres, Book NN, page 380, Aug. 1867, (These last two deeds were made in Mariah's name by Administrator) of her estate.) From Mrs. Holman: "Miss M. J. Hill (Mariah), B. May 14, 1811, died Jan 15, 1868, buried Brushy Fork Cemetery." (This note arrived too late to be incorporated in its correct place above) (5) Emeline Hill, daughter of Wm. Jr., and Armonel Hill, married A. F. Cockrell. (see page 130 for mention of Cockrell heirs in the distribution of the estate of Emeline's father, Wm~ Hill, J::.··. 134. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. (6) William Hill, son of Wm. Hill, Jr. and Armonel, was shown in the 1850 census as follows: "Wm. Hill, age 34 years, Farmer - Nancy Hill, age 35 years - both born in S. C." Page 175, Vol. #3, Chester Co., S. C. No further record.

(7) Benjamin Hill, son of Wm. Hill, Jr. and Armonel, died in South Carolina before 1831. As shown on page 126, Cassie Hill, dau. of Starkey Hill, md. Benjamin Hill and they had a son, Ellis W. Hill. The deed, made by Wm. Hill, father of Benjamin, who stated Ellis "his (Starkey's) Grandson." There were two Benjamin Hills 1 of Chester County. One Benjamin Hill witnessed a deed in 1~3 for Wm. Hill, Jr .•..•. Also field no. 29, Pkg. number 450, dated 1834, lists a deceased Benjamin Hill's Will. File No. 94, pkg. no 1513, Chester County, S. c., probated 1848, shows three children of a Benjamin Hill - Susannah, Francis and Margaret. The administrator was J. :J. Est®s. Book A, page 44: Pack 1269, File 81: "A bill of property ad­ vanced to the several legetees of William Hill deceased, given to them by himself in his lifetime. Given to Benjamin Hill: 1 horse, saddle and bridle - $135.00 Cash 600.00 Bed, Furniture etc. 25.00 Cow and Calf 7.00 Sow and pigs 5.00 Trunk and other articles 6.00 For boarding family and 2 horses 1 year 180.00 Cash given him 100.00 1 rifle gun 8.00 $1066.00 (8) Nancy Hill, daughter of Wm. Hill, Jr. and Armonel, married Henry VJorthy. Nancy was left out of the Will of Wm. Hill, but from all evidence, she was their daughter and received a full share of the estate. The following is from the same legal reference above (file 81). GIVEN TO NANCY WORTHY 1 negro girl - $287.00 2 beds and furniture 36.00 Cow and Calf, $7.00 - pigs $5.00 - 12.00 Cash to buy a wheel $4.50 table 1.00- • 75 1 rocking cradle .75 1 side saddle 10.00 1 lot of crockery ward - .?5 125 pounds of Bacon 12.50 1 trunk 1#50 $366.00 Mrs. Josie Worthy Holman of Louisville, descendent of Nancy, furnished the legal instrument shown above, and the following: 11 / ARMONEL HILL"/ Born Oct. 15, 1773/ Died June 28, 1858/ /Age 84 yrs. 8 mo. 13 days/ For 68 years she lived a constant member of/ the Baptist Church, then fell asleep in Jesus./ /And must this body faint and die, the well /rought frame decay? and must these active limbs of mine lie mouldering in the clay./ 13 5. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FJ~IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. ·wm. Hill, Sr., D. 1804 Chester Co., S. c. - continued. IX. MAJOR HILL, son of William and Molly Hill, removed from Chester County, S. C., to Dallas County, Alabama Dbout 1818 from died circa 1826 in that county. He was shown in the census records of 1810 as follows: Major Hill 4 males under 10 years 2 females under 10 years 1 male 10-16 years ~ female 26-45 years 1 male 26-45 years 1 female 45 and above In 1817, before going to Dallas County, he gave by deed gift to his daughter Ferriba, the property shown in the following deed: State of S. C.: "To all to whom these presents may come Chester Dist.:- I, Major Hill, do send greetings, Know'ye that I, the said Major Hill of the state and county aforesaid for and in consideration of the love and good will·and affection which I have and do bear toward my loving daughter Ferriba Hill of the same state and district aforesaid have given and granted and by these presents do freely give and grant unto the said Ferriba Hill, her heirs, executors or administrators all and sun­ dry, my goods a.nd chattels now being in my present dwelling-house in the district aforesaid, also 3 head of horses and 5 head of cow beasts, also 5 head of sheep and likewise my plantation tools also 12 head of hogs, also one still and vessels, also·2 men's ' saddles and 3 rifle guns, to have and to hold all the said goods and chattels in the said premises or dwelling-house, to her the said Ferriba Hill, her heirs, executors or administrators from henceforth as her proper goods and chattels absolutely, without any manner of conditions. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 26th day of March, 1817. signed sealed and delivered in His the presence of Elias Mitchel, Sr. Mager X Hill & Gabriel Halsey. Recorded 31st Mark March, 1817 South Carolina - Chester District. "Personally appeared Gabriel Halsey before me the subscribing justice for said district and after being duly sworn as the law directs, sayeth on his oath that he saw Mager Hill sign, seal and deliver the within deed of gift and also saw the other subscribing witness sign the same as a witness with this deponent. Sworn to and subscribed this 27th March, 1817 before Phil Noland, J. P. /signed/ Gabriel Halsey Major Hill farmed in Mississippi and died in early 1826. No mention is made of his wife and she may have died before he left South Carolina. In addition to the deed shown on page 127 the following is recorded at Selma, Dallas County, Alabama. ' nDeed Book A, page 116 - Dallas County, Alabama. 'Know all men by these presents that we, Hiram Hill and Starkey Hill, all the heirs and legal representatives of Major Hill, deceased, for and in consideration of the natural love and affection we have for (1) Feriba, (2) Polly, (3) Abner, (4) William, (5) Joeley, (6) Elizabeth and (7) .Rhoda~· all-the ftathtal.childreh of the said Major Hill, deceased, we do hereby give, grant and convey (continued) 136. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS CF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Wm. Hill, Sr., D. 1804 Chester Co., S. c. - continued. :;Jm. Hill, Jr., son of ·wm. Hill, Sr .. IX. Major Hill, son of Wm. Jr. - continued.

"Unto the said (1) Feriba, (2) Polly, (3) Abner, (4) 1'iilliam, (5) Joeley, (6) Elizabeth and (7) Rhoda, all our right, title and interest and claim which is, or hereafter may be due to us as our distributive share of said deceased's estate with full power and authority to ask, demand, sue and receive the same.' Given under our hands and seals this 10th day of June,1826. o Test: Rhoda Smith His Elizabeth Hill /signed/ Hiram X Hill Mark Registered Feb. 14, 1827 Dallas Co., Alabama /signed/ Starkey X Hill A similar deed was made by Sarah Atterberry whereby she re­ linquished her claim to Major Hill's estate. Recorded at Selma, Alabama. Her Feb. 6, 1827 /signed/ Sarah X Atteberry Test: Rhoda Smith Mark Elias Atterberry Chester District, South Carolina - Another similar deed was made by Amy Clark, Heppy Mitchell and William Hill, heirs of Major Hill, deceased, relinquishing their claims to the same children aforesaid. Recorded at Selma, Alabama. In the instrument shown above and the similiar deed mentioned before, there is a conflict of names of the children of Major Hill. Evidently Mary and "Polly" are the one and same; Elizabeth and 'Betsy' the same person. "Joab" Hill is mentioned in the Union County deed but is not shown in the Dallas County Deed. Since Joab is mentioned twice in the South Carolina deed but not in the Alabama deed, no conclusions are apparent. Joab may have died before June 10th, 1826, the date of the Alabama Deed, the South Carolina people are being informed, or else their memory slipped and they added one extra child to the Major Hill family, They may have thought that Joab and Joeley were the same. Of the Children of Major Hill,, Mary (PQlly) married a_ijughGs and Ferriba married a Killingsworth. No other records are avail­ able at this time.

Mrs. Zulie Ann Hunnicutt, of Meridian Mississippi, wrote: "My grandfather, William Mabry Halsell was born ins. C. May 18 1832, the son of Mordecai and Anna Hill, both born in 1797. Anna was the daughter of Vvm. Hill and his wife Armenal Hill •• Anna's brothers were William and Littleton Hill. Her sisters were Mary Hill Meadows, Mariah Hill and Emeline Hill. Anna Hill and Mordecai Halsell moved to Mississippi and settled near Haulka, close to the boundry line of Chickasaw and Pontatoc Counties ••• I don't know whether Wm. & Littleton Hill of Green County, Alabama are re­ lated to Wm. and Armenal or not. They certainly are related, as are the DeGraffenreid and Mobley families." Oct. 12, 1960. 137. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFISLD COUNTY, S. C. X. HIRAM HILL, son of William and Molly Hill, was born in North Carolina in 1779. (Census Records - 1850) He married Mildred Ann (Annette) Shelton. She was born March 15, 1785 in North Carolina. They were married March 14, 1803 in Chester County, South Carolina. They had twelve children and numberous grandchildren. Hiram was the principal heir .to his fathers estate, receiving the plantation, other lands and chattels. · He served as one of the administrators of the estate. He purchased a tract of land in 1815 as shown by the following deed: "Deed Book S, page 389, Chester District, S. C. 1 S. C. - Fairfield District' •.• Know all men by these presents that I, John Foote, of said district and state aforesaid, have granted, bar­ gained, sold, and released and by these presents do grant, bargain, seal and release unto Hiram Hill 117½ acres of land, be the same more or less, being a tract or parcel of land conveyed by David Hopkins to James Mitchel, Sr., of said state and district, lying on Wilson's Creek, waters of Broad River, beginning at a stone •• (to a stake ••• ect .• ) •• to the beginning, together with all and singular, the rights, members, hereditaments and appurtenances to the said premises, belonging or in any wise incident or appertain­ ing thereto, to have and to hold all and singular, the above said premises unto the said Hiram Hill, his heirs and assigns forever, and I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, executors and administrat­ ors to warrant and forever defend all and singular the said pre­ mises unto the said Hiram Hill, his heirs and assigns, against me my heirs and assigns and against every other person whomsoever, lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof.' Witness my hand and seal this 9th day of Nov. 1815, and in the 40th year of the sovereignty and independence of the U.S. of A.n Signed, sealed and Delivered /signed/ John Foote {seal) in the presence of Nancy Foote A. W. Cully Recorded 7th September, 1818. Sworn to by Andrew W. Cully before Wm. Wilks, J.P., Feb. 22, 1816.

Hiram Hill sold his land to Wm. Foote in 1818. Deed Book u., page 95. South Carolina - Chester District. nKnow all men by these presents that I, Hiram Hill, of Chester Dist., tn the state aforesaid, for and in consideration of the sum of $1000.00 to me paid by Wm. Foote of the state and district aforesaid, have granted, bargained and sold and released and by these presents do grant, bargain, sell and release unto the said Wm. Foote 299¼ acres of land, be the same more or less, comprehend­ ing four adjoining tracts or parcels of land, to wit:. one tract estimated at 117~ acres, conveyed the 11th June, 1790 by David Hopkins to James Mitchel, Sr., the same by James Mitchel to James Hancock, the same on the 10th day of Aug., 1811 by James Hancock to John Foote and the same on the 9th Nov., 1815 by John Foote to the said Hiram Hill. Another tr~ct, estimated at 100 acres con­ veyed the 22nd of December 1795 by Ferdinand Hopkins to Wm. Hill, Sr., and the same by the will of Wm. Hill, Sr., deceased to the said Hiram Hill. Another tract estimated at 75 acres granted to 138, HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. X. Hiram, son of Wm. Hill, Sr., contir!ued. "Wm. Hill, Sr., deceased the 4th Dec. 1797 and given by his will to the said Hiram Hill. Another tra~t estimated at 7 acres sold -by Thos. Moore to the state and district aforesaid on the waters of Wilson's Creek, waters of Broad River, having such shape and marks as the above plat represents, including whereon the said Hiram Hill now lives. Together with all and singular the rights, members, hereditaments and appurtenances to the said premises be­ longing or in anywise incident or appertaining, to have and to hold all and singular the above sold premises unto the said Wm. Foot~, his heirs and assigns forever, and I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, executors, and administrators to warrant and forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said Wm. Foote, his heirs, and assigns againist myself, my heirs and against every person whomsoever, lawfully claiming, or to claim the same or any part thereof." Witness my hand and seal this 31st day of Aug., 1818 and the 43rd year of the independence of .the U. S. of A. Signed, sealed & delivered in the His presence of George Kirk Hiram MMrkHill Thos. X Mitchel (his mark) Nimrod X Mitchel (his mark) Sworn to before Wm. Wils, J.P. Sept. 22, 1818 by George Kirk. Milly Hill, wife of Hiram, signed a release of dower before John Watts, Justice of the Quorum, 9th day of October, 1818. He was shown on the 1810 census of Chester County, S. C.: Hiram Hill 1 male 26-45 years 3 females under 10 years 1 female 16-26 years 1 female 45 years & above Hiram Hill and his family removed to Dallas County, about 1818. It is stated that he later lived in Carrol County, Miss. HIRAM HILL'S FAMILY - By Miss Mattie Daniels - Fort Worth, Texas. {l) Margaret Hill, daughter of Hiram and Milly Hill, was born in Chester Co., s. C., July 2, 1804. She married Willis Nunnally (Nunnelee), who was born in Georgia. The Dallas Co., Alabama census of 1850 listed 3 children, (1) Keziah, female, age 21, (2) Simeon, 19, a farmer; (3) James Nunally, 16 years of age, a student. The 1840 census gave four boys and four girls. (2) Mary Hill, daughter of Hiram and Milly Hill, was born in Chester Co., S. C., August 14, 1806. She married William Camp­ bell who wss born in Tenn. The 1850 census lists Isabella, 33 yrs; Emmett, 24; Lizane and Mahany, 19 (twins); James 15; Mirand, 11; and Shelby, 6 years of age. Mary Hill Campbell died in the 1840's. They were married July 8, 1825. (3) Eliza Hill - Born in Chester Co., S. C., Sept. 13, 1808. She married Alexander Porter who was born in South Carolina. The (continued) 139. HTT.L & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. X. Hi:r:·am, son of Wm. Hill, Sr., - continued. (3) Eliza, daughter of Hiram and Milly Hill - continued. "The 1850 census lists the following: Martha, 17; James 16; William, 15: Sarah, 13; Thomas, 9; John, 5; and Willis 1 yr. age.

(4) Shelton Washington Hill, son of Hiram and Milly Hill, was born in Chester County, S. c., Ded. 17, 1810. He may have died young. He was not mentioned in the census reports. (5) Regina Hill, son of Hiram and Milly Hill, was born in Chester County, S. c., March 18, 1812. She married Robert Seth Daniel, born in South Carolina, Dec. 21, 1809 and died January 29, 1833 near Burnsville in Dallas County, Alabama. They had seven children.: 1. James Edwin Daniels, B. Dallas Co., Ala., Dec. 21, 1833. 2. Mildred Ann Daniels, B. Dallas Co., Ala., Feb. 9, 1836. 3. Minerva Caroline Daniels, B. Dallas Co., Feb. 4, 1838. 4. Angus Patterson Daniels, B. Feb. 10, 1840. 5. Julius Solamon Daniels, B. Oct. 18, 1842. 6. William Seth Daniels, born Sept. 19, 1845. 7. John Hiram Daniel, born Aug. 14, 1848. All were born in Dallas County, Alabama.

(6) Emmaline Hill, daughter of Hiram and Milly Hill, was born in Chester Co,, S. c., April 5, 1$16. She married Osborne Brewer, born in Tenn. The only child {in our records) was George Brewer, born in Alabama, about 1839. They removed to Texas, (7) William Mabry Hill, son of Hiram and Milly Hill, was born in Chester Co., S. C., July 2, 1817. Nothing is known of him.

(8) Frances (Fanny) Hill, daughter of Hiram and Milly Hill, was born in .Dallas Co., Alabama, July 16, 1819. She married Rev. Lovick P. Ramsey. He was born in Georgia a bout 1806. The Chocta•,;• Co., Miss., Census of 1870 lists W. Henry C. Ramsey, age 22, Shel­ ton L. P. Ramsey, 20; and Mildred H. Ramsey age 14, Their des­ cendents are in Texas.

(9) Hiram Shelton Hill, son of Hiram and Milly Hill, was born in Dallas County, Alabama Nov. 7, 1821, died at his home, November 3, 1869. He married Elizabeth Edmondson, born about 1825. They moved to Choctaw County, Mississippi where the 1870 census lists: S. H. Hill, male; M.A. Hill, female, 14; Mary A. J. Hill, F., 12; Eugene S. Hill, male, 10; Mable A. Hill, female, 8 years of age. Their descendents live near Duck Hill, Mississippi.

(10) John Mixson Hill, son of Hiram and Milly Hill, was born April 29, 1823, in Dallas County, Alabama. He never married and moved to Mississippi where he died. 140. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Wm. Hill, Sr., D. 1804, Chester County, S. C. - continued. X. Hiram, son of Wm. Hill, Sr., continued.

(11) Daniel Williamson Hill, born October 7, 1826 in Dallas Co., Alabama. rle married 1st: Catherine (Kate) Emerson, b. Feb. 14, 1841, died Sept. 21, 1864. 2nd: Mary Mullins, born in South Caro. They lived in Carrol Co., Miss. In the census of 1870 their chil­ dren were listed as: James Hill, 11; Walton Hill, 10; Cora Hill, 8; Daniel Hill, 6; Stanley Hill, 3; and Mary Hill, 6 months. They later moved to Texas. 1'

(12) Martha Mildred Hill, daughter of Hiram and Milly Hill, w2s born in Dallas County, Alabama, July 11, 1830, morried Mack Holmes. They had one child, Mildred Holmes.

We are indebted to Miss Mattie Daniels for most of the material in this section. She is a descendent of Hiram Hill and Mildred Shelton. She is continuing the search for the ancestors of William Hill, Sr. They are believed to have lived in North Carolina prior to their arrival in Chester County, S. c. M_iss Daniels and Mrs. R. W. Nicolson of Memphis, Tenn., had the records searched at the Court House at Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina. The search was made for them by Dr. Gertrude Foster of the University of South Carolina. These notes were kindly loaned to the compiler. Other deeds and records were added and assembled into about 40 pages of notes called the "Foster Notes". These have been loaned many times over the years to other searchers and have aided greatly with this work.

The "Foster Notes" consisted mostly of Fairfield records and S. C. land grants to people of the Hill name. The complete deeds in the William Hill, Senior section along with the Wills were furnished, as stated, by Miss Daniels. We have not attempted to trace out the connections suggested by the various records but leave this to some of the readers who are related to this family. Many of the descendents of Wm. Hill, senior, are living, at this time, in Mississippi and Alabama. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. THE HOSCH-HOUSCH FAMILY RECORDS AND REFERENCES. The Jacob Hosch Family of Fairfield County, s. C. Jacob Hosch, son of Henry Hosch,:< of Pennslyvania, was born ___?, and died 1819 in Fairfield County, S. C. He married Rachel _____?, born _____? and died ______? According to family records*, 'Jacob Hosch came to South Carolina in 1783 from Pennsylvania'. Early records shown in Fairfield District, S. C.: Conveyor - Book A - page 220. Jacob Hosch's mark is a smooth crop in the left and a strait slit in the right ear. {1794) Recorded Nov. 19, 1$06. ·

Fairfield Co., S. C. Book I?, page 3. 1 Jacob Husht from Wm. Smith ••• Land granted to Clament Mobley Nov. 6, 1786 - 56 acres on Beaver Creek, a branch of Broed River. Bounded by Clement Mobley, Robt. Scots, Geo. Miller, Sam Martin (land laid out to John Waggoner) conveyed by Clement Mobley tow~. Smith for 18 pounds •.• Lawful current money paid by Jacob Husht. Witnesses: James Phillips Thos. Meador Wm. X Smith Neomy X Meador Margaret X Smith Fairfield Distirct, S. C. Book I, page 180 .• Dec. 26, 1793. 'Jacob Hocet from Agatha Sanders - Appr. Bond. Both of Fairfield. Agatha Sanders in the presence of John Gray, Esq. doth bind as an apprentice Susannah Sanders age three till she reach the age of 18 or marriage to Jacob Housch to be taught reading and writing in the best manner he can •••• Shall be furnished sufficient meat and drink and apparel, boarding and lodging and other things needful. When 18 or marriage to be furnished with 2 decent suits of clothing. Recorded Sept. 1, 1794. Witnessed: John Gray /signed/ Agatha Sanders Proved July 19, 1794. Jacob Hosch Fairfield Dist .• S. C. Book O, page 361. 'Daniel Mabry to Jacob Hosch for 30 pounds sterling money 50 acres land originally granted to Ephriam Mitchell •.• on waters of McClures Creek joining lands of Thos. Mobley, David Wite, Mabry Thomas, Pearsons land. Sworn to Jan. 4, 1804. Recorded Jan. 6, 1804. Witnessed: Adam Poole David Boshart & Moses Lesley

,:~ From Hosch family records furnished by Mrs. Leila Hosch Jarrard of Hoschton, Georgia. Note: The Hosch-Housch name is pronounced by the Jacob Hosch descendents as "Hush" as in the word 'push'. One Hosch family group from Iowa traces their ancestry back to Penn. and pronounce - the name "Hawsh". Another clan of the same name pronounces it "Howsh-Howsch". These families are shid to be of German ancestryo 142. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIJLD COUNTY, S. C. HOSCH FAMILY RECORDS AND REFERENCES. The Jacob Hosch Family of Fairfield County, s. C.- continued. Fairfield Dist., S. C. Book Q, page 218. 1806 - 'Jacob Hosch from Wade Hampton - release •. for 64 pounds paid by Jacob Hosch of Fairfield. Original grant to Rob. Skowls July 26, 1774 - 100 acres on Beaver Creek in Fairfield bounded by Jacob Hosch land, Benj. Barkers, Samuel Mobley, dee., Thos. Coleman, Edward Mobley, Dec. Jan 3, 1806. Wit: Harris Turner /signed/ Wade Hampton ~ Matthew Hosch) Rich~ldnd District?) Sworn before Harris Turner, J.P. by Matthew Hosch, Jan. 3, 1806. Jacob Hosch (spelled Horsch in this instance) served as an appraiser to the estate of Samuel Mobley, Jr., in 1804.

Fairfield Records: Book Y, page 509. "Jacob Hosch of Fair­ field District, S. C. for 30 pounds sterling sells to henry Fund­ erburgh of Fairfield 50 acres of land, part of an original grant to Ephriam Mitchell on McClures Creek joining Thomas Mobley, David White, Mabry Thomas, Pearsons land. Wit: /signed/ Jacob Hosch Moses Lesley Mathew Hosch Mathew Hosch swore to above October 17, 1813, Recorded November 1817.

We have been unable to determine the ancestry of the wife of Jacob Hosch of Fairfield, the place where they were married nor the date of her decease.

Pennsylvania references to Hosch - Houch - Horsh - Horst.: Private Jacob Houch - County of Northhampton Militia - 1st Company of 3rd Battalion, Northhampton Militia commanded by Lt. Call 1 0 Nicholas Kern in the State of Penn. Penn. Archives - 5th Series Vol. VIII, page 246. Pet'r Houch (no rank given) - County of North Hampton Militia, 4th Battalion, 3rd Company, Phi Boehm commanding. Pen Archives - 5th Series, Vol. VIII, p. 357.

Henry Houch shown in Northampton County - no date (1770-80 1 s). From Penn Archives - 5th Series, - Volume IV., pcge 655 - Private? "Thirty Thousand Names of Emigrants" by Rupp. Page 473 •.• 'had paid quit rents prior to 1734' Melchior Hoch· 100 acres · Jacob Hoch 100 acres 143. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Jacob Hosch Family of Fairfield County, S. C. - continued. WILL OF JACOB HOUSCH South Carolina - Fairfield District. In the name of God, Amen: Know ye that I, Jacob Housch, of the State and District afore­ said, being in perfect health of mind and body at this time but knowing that is appointed once for all men to die, therefore as touching such worldly property as it hath pleased God to bless me with, I will and Bequeath in the manner and form following VIZ: first as to my body. I recommend my soul unto the Lord who gave it and my body to be buried in a decent Christian like manner at the discretion of my executors. Item 2. I will and bequeath unto my beloved wife Rachel Housch my present dwelling house and plantation with household and kitchen furniture in my present possession to be enjoyed by her during her natural life and at her free will and disposal dur­ ing her lifetime and at her death. Also I give unto my wife two negroes, VIZ P.eter an African man about thirty years of age and Cecil, an African woman about twenty-six or seven years of age likewise my present stock of horses, cattle and hogs, to be as before directed and enjoyed by her during her natural life and to be at her free will and disposal at her death; likewise my wagon, plantation and blacksmith tools to be possessed by her dur­ ing her life and to be at her free will and disposal during her life and at her death. Item 3. I give and bequeath unto my eldest son Mathew Housch one hundred and two acres of land to be possessed by him, his heirs, etc. forever as per deed of conveyance. Likewise a negro girl named Juda about six or seven years of age now in his possession also a colt called the Marquis Colt in his possession at this ' time, likewise three or four head in his possession at this time, Item 4. I give and bequeath unto my youngest son Jacob Housch and my youngest daughter Rachel Housch to be joint heirs in two ne­ groes, the one a boy and the other a girl about __ of age to be joint heirs in the two aforementioned negroes when the youngest child comes of full age and not to be divided until that time, then them and their increase to be divided according to my two said children Jacob and Rachel. And I do hereby nominate and appoint my wife Rachel Housch toget­ her with Thompson Mayo and Isaac Means my whole and sole executors to this my last Will and Testament hereby Revoking and disannul­ ling all other wills and Legacies by me heretofore made where I have hereunto affixed my hand and seal this fifth of Sept. 1818. In the presence of /signed/ Jacob Hosch (L.S.) Nancy Mayo Thompson Mayo John Mc Cully After the above will was made, another daughter was born to Jacob and Rachel, and named Ann Cathcart Hosch. 144. The Jacob Hosch Family of Fairfield County, S. C. - continued. THE CHILDREN OF JACOB AND RACHEL HOSCH. . I. MATHE\! HOSCH, born 1785, died at.out 1838 in Walton County, Ga. He married Mary Hill, born 1793 in Fairfield District, S. C., died circa 1865-70 in Red River County, Texas, buried at Shamrock Cemetery, northwest of Clarksville.

II. JACOB HOSCH, Junior, born _____?, died_~--~/ The Fairfield records do not show what become of Jacob. Family tra­ dition states that he died young.

III. ~RACHEL HOSCH, daughter of Jacob and Rachel Hosch, born __? died· _____? No further record.

IV. ANN CATHCART HOSCH, born circa 1818-19 and died ----?

GENERAL INDEX TO DECREES - Year 1823 - No. 3 Bill - In Equity Anna c. Hosch Vs. Rachel Hosch and others. 1 Bill for relief' filed December 26, 1822. Henry I. Macon her next of friend your oratrice Anna Cathard Hosch, the father of Oratrice, Jacob Hosch late of District of Fairfield departed this life leav­ ing his will executed in due form - the principal part to his widow Rachael, the mother of oratrix and his sons Matthew and Jacob and daughter Rachael - Said will made considerable time anterior to death of testator and before birth of oratrix and testator after making will acquired considerable property not dis­ posed of by said will which would be sufficient to place oratrix on an equality with other heirs - Isaac Means and Thompson Mayo exec - and others heirs willing that she should inherit property not disposed of by will but as some of the heirs are infants no consent of theirs can be taken. Filed Feb. 19, 1823. Appraisement made Nov. 6, 1819. Sworn to Feb. 18, 1823. Her share to be $456.40. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA FAIRFIELD DISTRICT ...• In Equity The joint and several answers of Rachel Hosch, Senior, Rachel Hosch, Junior, Mathew Hosch, Jacob Hosch, Isaac Means and Thomp­ son Mayo, to the Bill for Relief of Anna Cathcart Hosch, and in­ fant, by her next friend, Henry I. Macon, Complainant- These defendants now and at all times hereafter saving and reserving to themselves all manner of benefit and advantage of exception to the many errors and insuficiences in the complainant's said Bill contained, for answer thereunto, or unto so much and such parts thereof, as these said defendants are advised is mater­ ial for them to make answer unto; they answer and say - They ad­ mit that Jacob Hosch, in complainant's Bill named, did duly make and execute his will as therein set forth - Defendants further admit that the said Will was made some considerable time anterior to the death of the testator, and before the birth of complain­ ant; and also, that said testator, after making his said will, 145. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. "did acquire considerable property not included in or disposed of, by said will. And the defendants Isaac Means and Thompson Mayo for themselves further answer and say that they were appointed executors of the aforesaid last will and testament and that they took upon themselves the further and execution thereof, and pray the aid and direction of this Honorable Court. And the defend­ and Rachel Hosch, junior & Jacob Hosch shew unto your Honor that they are minors under the age of twenty-one, of tender years, that they are willing and provision should be made for the com­ plainant not incompatable with their rights. Defendants pray the direction of this Honorable Court, and to be hence dismissed with their reasonable costs and chorges in that behalf most wrongfully sustained. Johnston & McDowell, Defts. Attys.

Book F, Folio 417 - Fairfield District, S. C. (no date) Present ot the sale: Andrew Feaster I. Macon Wm. Hosch Jesse Harris Henry Childres I. Means Larkin Mobley ·wiley Coleman Andrew Feeser? Sol. Beam Johth Coleman Ed Meador

Mil THEW AND MARY HILL HOSCH OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C. AND WALTON COUNTY, GEORGIA. Their children: I. JOHN JACOB ROUSCH, born 1$10 in Fairfield District, S. c., died in Richmond, Virginia, in the service of the Confederate States Army, December 27, 1861. He married: 1st: Lemontine Whaley 2nd: Angeline Foster II. Lt. HENRY HOSCH, born December 23, 1$13 in Fairfield Dist­ rict, S. c., died July 7, 1$62 while serving in the Confederate States Army. He married Matilda Camp.

III. DORCAS TABITHA HOSCH, born 1810-15 in Fairfield District, S. C., died 1839 in Walton County, Georgia. She married Carter Hill. After Dorcas died Carter married Nancy Mays.

IV. MARY HOSCH, born died and married William Hill. ----

V. ELIZ~BETH ELLEN ROUSCH, born circa 1$21 in Fairfield Dist., S. c., died May 8, 1895 in the Cherokee Notion, Indian Territory. She married first: Reuben F. Hill Second: Jacob F. Hill 146. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MATHEW AND MARY HILL HOSCH OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, S. C. AND VJ'ALTON COUNTY, GEORGIA - continued. VT. LUCINDA HOSCH, born October 27, 1823, died March 12, 1849. She married F. N. F. Maynard. After Lucinda died he married Eliza­ beth Smith.

1.7 II. FRANCES REBECCJ,. HOSCH, daughter of Mathew and Mary Hosch, was born June 25, and died Oct. 12, 1$75. She married Francis (Frank) Harion~erbow. After Frances died in Texas, Frank Kerbow married second ______?

VIII. WILLil,M HILL HOSCH, son of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch, was born circa 1827, died_,..___ ? He married Matilda Bedingfield i.n Walton County, Georgia.

IX. SUSAN HOSCH, daughter of Mathew and Mary Hosch, was born 1829, & died 1859. She married Solomon L. Bedingfield. After she died, he married second: Frances Ridgeway.

Mathew Hosch married Mary Hill about 1809. She was the dau. ,r William Hill, Jr., and Dorcas Moberly of Fairfield Dist., South Carolina. She was born circa 1893 and Abel Hill was her guardian after the death of her parents about 1795. Later Richard }I ill was her guardian. The probate records show; t?Returns 1807, 1808, 1809, received her full share. Mary Hill md. Mathew Housch. A copy of a letter to Mrs. J.E. Hill, Winder. Ga., from Mrs. ;\.. C. Voyles of Enloe, Texas states: "Her (I'~: ry Hill Housh) p3rents died when she WDS two months old and she was reared by ser Aunt and Uncle, Thomas and Naomi Meadows ..•. 11 Her parents, William and Dorcas Hill, signed a deed in 1793 and by 1795 their estate was in probate, both now de&d. Mathew and Mary Hosch removed from Fairfield District, S. C. to Walton County, Georgia after 1319 and before 1823. Prior to tb their leoving the following deed w □ s made conveying her legacy tG John Beam, Jr. "In 1819 Matthew Hosch and wife Mary conveyed to John Beam, Jr •.•• dated January 9, 1818, recorded Thllov. 15, 1819. \'Iitnesses: Zdward Meador and Simeon Hill. Conveyed 76½ acres, being part of late William Hill and, being part or share of said real es­ tate laid out to Mary Houch (l8ter Mary Hill) by a surveyor and ccmrnissioner duly appointed by Court for the purpose of dividing reul estate of William Hill amongst the whole of his children. Mary Houch being one of his, the said ~rn. Hill's daughters. Losated on Beaver Creek." Matthew Houch signs for himself and not by his mark. Recorded in Book "BBn nt page 15, Fairfield Records. 147. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - continued. Deeds recorded at Monroe, Georgia: "Deed Book E, pages 296 & 297. August 16, 1823. John W. Rag­ sdale sells to Matthew Hosch for $400, in Walton Co., on Mar­ bury Creek, 200 acres - Joins Boman (plat drawn by Richard Pente­ cost) Frederick Ray witnessed above deed - Recorded Oct. 21, 1824." Walton Co., Ga. Deed Book E, page 297. "Edmund Camp of Jackson Co., Ga. sells to Matthew Houch of Walton Co., Ga. for $177.50, 83 3/4 acres on Marbury Creek, part of 4000 & 25 acres granted to Markberry - joining Allen, Hoopsaugh. Recorded Oct. 26, 1824. Deed dated April 17, 1824. Witnesses: Geo. Peticost and Peyton Mobley. Deed Book G, page 12 - March 1, 1825. "Ephriam Mabry of Upson Co., Ga., for J200 sells to Matthew Hosch of Walton Co., Ga., 100 acres, part of a large tract granted to Mabry on north side of Marbury Creek. Recorded March 1, 1827. Witnessed: Edward Meador and James Hoopspaugh. From Land Lottery 1827 - Martha Lou Houston. (From Mrs. S, C. Moon Lot Page Fortunate Drawer District Number Dist. Sec. County 19 Mathew Hosch 249th 43 9 1 Walton 179 Carter Hill 249th 41 26 2 Walton 246 Richard Hill 249th 202 12 3 Walton 185 Payton Mobly 249th 45 13 2 Walton 126 William Mobly 249th 267 4 2 ·walton From the above Lottery we find that Mathew Hosch drew for land in Walton Co. near the Hill's and Mobleys. Many Fairfield Co. people drew for land in Georgia, sometimes going together in groups, clans and families. An examination of the records show that Northwest Fairfield County was well represented in the Walton-Jackson and Gwinnet County area, Later Barrow Co. They lived near Jug Tavern, later Winder, Georgia. Page 168 - Walton County, Georgia - 1830 Census records "MATHEW HUSH" 1 male under 5 years 1 female under 5 1 male 15-20 years 3 females 5-10 1 male 20-30 years 2 10-15 years 1 male 40-50 years 7 Slaves (Note that a female of Mary Hill Hosch's age is missing - and evidently an error since she was shown on the 1850 census with her daughter and son-in-law, Francis (Frank) and Frances Kerbow.) Also shown on page 168; Carter Hill, on page 169; Peyton Mobley; John Hill; Ledford Mobley; Richard Hill; Sion Hill; Williams; Johnson; Smith; Franklin; Roman; Pepper & Thompson; David and Polley Smith. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - continued. After Mathew Hosch died (about the spring of 1838) the follow­ ing instruments were recorded in the Walton County Courthouse at Monroe, Georgia: Walton County, Georgia: Minutes 1831 - page 122. July Term 1838. "Mary Hosch and John J. Hosch rec'd letters of Administration on the estate of Matthew Hosch Dec 1 d." Wc:,.lton County, Georgia: Minutes 1831 - page 136, March Term, 1839. nMartha Hosch rec 1 d letters of guardianship for the minors 1 of Matthew H0 sch dec d - viz- Lucinda, Frances R., William H., ~nd Susan Hosch.'' (Note: Martha Hosch is unplaced at this time and we have no idea of her idenity.)

Minutes 1831 - page 137 - March Term 1839. "It appearing to the court that the heirs of Matthew Hosch late of Walton Co., dec'd are desirous to have the negroos belonging to the said ~eceased disposed of by lot agreeable to law in such cases and it .~~pearing that four of said minors are under the age nf 21 years \iiz: Lucind<' Hosch, Frances Rebecca Hosch, Uillir·m H. ;:;nd ~usannah Hosch and it being necessary that guardians be appointed for said minor children before said division of said negroes by lot - ordered that Mary Hosch be appointed guardian of such orphans and that Benj. Manning, Wm. E. Hill, W. F. Hill, James Elsberry, w~. Bankston be appointed to lot off and divide said negroes as the \.ciW directs in such cases.

Minutes 1831 - page 139 - May Term 1839. 11 0n the application of the administrators on the estate of Matthew Hosch dec 1 d, re­ quested an order of this court authorizing the sale of the real Pstate of said Matthew Hosch, and the legal notice having been :iven of the intended application, it is therefore ordered by this :ourt that the said Administrators have leave to sell the land ,.slonging to the said estate in terms of the law." Minutes 1840 - Page 141 July Term 1847. "J. J. Hosch and ~~ry Hosch Administrators on the estate of Matthew Hosch dec'd :';,,1.ke application to be dismissed from the said administration. l~ is ordered that this application be advertised as the law· ·~ -:., 1 ui res • "

~. ,te: The deeds written in the early days of the Colonies and American Repulbic contained very little punctuation. Some .ds were spelled differently or incorrectly as measured by ·.r·:lay' s dictionaries. The names shown in different legal -:_,struments were spelled as the clerk understood them. This ::: ,., :, ,1lted in severa 1 spellings of the same name. Thus the name E~sch was shown as Hosch, Housch, Horsch, Housh, Houch and tush. 149. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIUNS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch of Fairfield District, S. c., and 1:,,Jalton County, Georgia. - continued

Returns E 184 7-1853, Page 137, ·walton County, Georgia.

"The Estate of Mathew Hosch dec 1 d." To: J. J. Hosch and Mary Hosch Administrators.: Paid to Wm. Hill

tt n Carter Hill - 572.50 n "Henry Hosch - 572.50 " n Reuben F. Hill 572.50 Tl "Solomon E. Bedding- field 572.50 n "Francis Kerbow 572.50 " "N. T. Maynard 572.50 n " Wm. H. Hosch 572. 50 " "Jese Mitchell 1.12½ " " Jese Mitchell 7.55 $4, 588.67½ Sworn to in open Court this 4th Sept. 1848 Jesse Mitchell CCQ /s/ Mary Hosch Sept. Term 1848 - Examined and Approved. /signedl Nathan A. Fletcher J. I. c. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. 1~ JOHN JACOB HOUSCH, son of Mathew and Mary Hosch, was born in Fairfield District, South Carolina in 1810, died Dec. 27, 1861 in Richmond, Virginia, while serving in the Confederate States Army. His first wife was Lemontine Whaley, born in Georgia in March 1815; died in 1852. Seven {7) children were born to them -- 4 girls and 3 boys - (Miriam, Sarah; Johnny, Leander, Lemontine, Martha and Matthew). Lemontine 1iThaley Hosch and four of the child­ ren - Miriam, Sarah, Johnny, and Leander, all died within a few days of each other in 1852. Their children: ( 1) .ft:Jhnny Hosch, born 1835, died 1852. ( 2) Leander Hosch, born 1844 and died 1852. ( 3 ) Miriam Hosch, died 1852 (Ellen & Frances, the other names '. 4) Sara Hosch, died 1852 (of these two girls, was shown on (the census from which the year of (birth is taken. (~) Lemontine Hosch (Susan), WBS born Feb. 26, 1847; died May 30, 1917. She married Dec. 28, 1865, Thomas Jefferson Foster ~~o was born Dec. 9, 1836 and died April 4, 1911. Six children .;ere born to this couple - four girls and two boys. They were: 1. Minnie Estelle Foster, born Dec. 16, 1867, married May 19, _1$6, J.P. Holland. They had four children. 2. David Lucus Foster, born July 18, 1869; died Jan. 6, 1909, :~grried Jan. 13, 1891, Lula Spratt Wood. They had three children. 3. John Luther Foster, born Oct. 31, 1872 - married Dec. 5, , 0 01, Lillie Berryhill. They had three children. Moved to Pryor, Oklahoma. 4. Virginia Idorah Foster, born Feb. 11, 1875 in Chattooga ~ounty, Georgi8. She married on Nov. 13, 1895, Tom P. Taylor. :·hey had three children. 5. Clara Della Foster, born Dec. 12, 1878; married Nov. 23, _893, Earl W. Moon - They had three children. 6. Lena Daisy Foster, born Nov. 23, 1883; ma~ried First: on Jan. 7, 1904 W. M. Oldfield. He died in November, 1922. Second: Edward Lee ~arsham. He died Feb. 11, 1957. They had three children. ~:) Martha J. Hosch, daughter of John and Lemontine Hosch, was ~ ~n in Chattooga County, Georgia circa 1848-49. {Census records :!"•,::' the years 1850 and 1860) She married Ben Franklin. (He was ~~~bably the son of John and Lucy Hill Franklin, He was born in 42 in Walton County, Georgia. (continued.)

_;_ :, :,e: Pages 150-151 were compiled by Mrs. Dan Hilliamson from re­ ,~•·. ,ds furnished to Mrs. Leila Hosch Jarrard of Hoschton by Mrs. :,:.lla Foster Moon of Summerville, Georgia; from her,_ to the com- ' tler and to Mrs. Williamson, and from Mrs. Moon to Mrs. Williamson. 151. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. John J. Housch, son of Mathew and Mary Hosch - continued. {6) Martha J. Housch, daughter of John J. Housch and Lemontine Whaley Housch - continued. Ben and Martha Housch Franklin had 6 children. The family moved to Texas. They lived in Hoschton, Ga., for a short time, about 1895, and moved back to Texas. Their children were: 1. Lenora Franklin. ( 2. Idorah Franklin. ( 3 • Mae Franklin. ( 4. Robert Emmett Franklin (see page 194 5. Jo~m Franklin ( 6. Nettie Franklin ( 7. Stella Maude Franklin. (

(7) Matthew Housch, son of John and Lemontine Whaley Housch, was born circa 1841, died in the ~ar Between the States. In the censu~ of 1860 he was married to Sarah E. -,--,--.-, also born 1841. The couple was listed as living next to his father, John J. Housch, in Chattooga Valley District of Chattooga Co., Ga. (Next shown: J.B. Foster~ then Ransom Foster, page 61, Chattooga Co., Ga., Census 1860.J Matthew and Sarah Housch had two children: 1. Ellen Housch - Born before her father left for the Con­ federate States Army - She married a Mr. Gregory. Both died at Chattoogaville, Georgia. 2. Matthew Housch, Jr. - Born after his father left for the Confederate States Army. His father never saw him. Matthew Housch Junior, married_..,.._,_.,,..,._? and reared a family. One of his sons married Annie Laurie Woodward of Holland, Georgia.

John J. Housch (born June 1810, died Dec. 27, 1861) married Second: ANGELINE FOSTER, (Lurony A.), born April 19, 1832, the daughter of Ransom and Martha McKeiver Foster and a sister of Thomas Jefferson Foster who married Lemontine Housch. (The Foster bible record gives the above date) John J. and Angeline Foster Housch had three children, one son and two daughters. (1) Henry Housch married Laura Holcolm. They were the parents of eight children: 1. Ben Housch. 2. Milton Housch. 3. Vernie Housch - married McElby. 4. Lizzie Housch. ---- 5. Susie Housch. 6. Archie Housch. (deceased) 7. Luetta Housch (deceased) 8. Lemos Housch (deceased) All of Chattooga Co., Ga. 152. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFI~LD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of John J. and Angeline Foster Housch - cont. (2) Bellah Housch - married Cicero Williams, LaFayette, Ga., Walker County. Both are now deceased. They had 3 children: 1. Vera Williams - married ___Craig and lived in Florence, Alabama. 2. Vernon Williams (deceased) 3. Johnnie Williams - the youngest child. She is now prin­ cipal of an elementary school in LaFayette, ,Georgia.

(3) Kmericus Housch - married Dock Hendrix. They had four chil­ dren - three bosy and one girl. 1. Dora Hendrix - Married a Bowman and lived in Gadsen, Ala. 2. Walter Hendrix - married ---? Both now deceased 3. Henry Hendrix - married Addie Hix. They were the parents of 7 children, 3 boys and 4 girls - one is deceased. 4. Thrower Hendrix - married ___ • No children. Both are now deceased.

After the death of John J. Housch, Angeline Foster Housch married Judge Hendrix. She was his second wife; Polly Holcolm was his first wife. There was one son of the marriage between Judge Hendrix and Angeline Housch; Tilton Hendrix of Pavo, Georgia. There were eight children in his family.

NOTE: The John J. Housch family and his sister Elizabeth Ellen Housch (md. 1st Reuben F. Hill; 2nd, Jacob F. Hill) both spelled their family name HOUSCH. Apparently others of this family all spelled the name, HOSCH.

(From Mrs. Jarrard received the following from Mrs. Della Foster Moon of Summerville, Ga. - Nov. 1959.) "John J. Housch - Born same place as other brothers and s~sters were ••• date of birth unknown. Died during the Civil War. Brought home by T. J. Foster, who was Lementine Bosch's husband. They lived near Trion, Chattooga County, which is 0bout $ miles f ,:'om Summerville, Georgia. John Housch I s first wife was a Whaley. ?~d wife was Angeline Foster. Her birth and death dates are t,.nknown. Do not know names of John Rousch' s sisters and brothers. He had a daughter named Lemmis. He was the only one that came tc Chattooga County. Mr. Henry Hendrix, R. F. D., Summerville, Ga., whose deceased grandmother was John Houschs' 2nd wife has the family bible, the Housch and Foster's Bible." "Martha Rousch, daughter of John J. Housch •• , was known as 1 Matt Housch 1 and married Ben Franklin. Their childrens names: Nora, M2ude, Mae, Emmett, John and Nettie. They moved to Texas f::--'om Chattooga County." •••••• 153. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. John and Lemontine Housch - continued. I • •

J • , • - "From information received from the daughter of Lemmie Housch Foster, Mrs. Dora Taylor ••• "John Housch and Miss Whaley were married in Walton County. The Lord gave them 7 children, four daughters and three sons. Names of the daughters were Miriam, Sarah, Lemontine and Martha. Names of the sons were: Matthew, Leander and Johnny. The mother, Miriam, Sarah, Johnny and Leander all died of the "Bloody Flux" within a few days. John Housch stood up in the floor and wrung his hands with grief over the death of so many loved ones so close together. He buried them in his own family lot in Penn Farm in Chattooga Co., near Trion, Ga. Lemontine, Matthew and Martha were all who were spared to the sad father of this once happy family." 11 Time rolled on. He felt the need of a wife so he married Miss Angeline Foster and god gave to them three children: one son named Henry Housch and two daughters named Bellah and Americas? by the time the Civil War broke out. He volunteered to try to keep his son Matthew from going because Matthew was married and had one little girl and was expecting another child. The 2nd child was Matthew Hosch, Jr. whose son married Miss Annie Laurie Woodward of Holland, Georgia. "John Housch died during the lJar and was brought home from Virginia by T. J. Foster, brother of his second wife. John Housch was buried in his own family cemetery with other members of his family. But Matthew died begging to come home to see his little baby boy whom he had never seen. He was not brought home. The baby grew to manhood, married a wife, and raised a family. One of his sons is the one who married Annie Laurie Woodward of Holland, Ga. Ellen, his daughter, married a Mr. Gregory, and died at Chattoogaville, Georgia. Matthew Housch, Jr., and his wife are now dead and are buried in Summerville." JOHN J. HOUSCH - RECORD, CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY. From National Archives Records. (Furnished by Mrs. Dan Williamson.) 'John J. Housch enlisted in Company K, 21st Georgia Infantry Regiment, Confederate States Army at Summerville, Georgia, August 28, 1861. He was enlisted by Captain John B. Ackridge for the duration of the war, and as a private.' His name appears on the Co. 'K' Muster Roll as follows: "JOHN J. HOUSCH., Pvt. Sick at Sudley Church. Nov. 1861." JOHN J. HOUSCH. Pvt. Sick at Richmond. Dec. 1861" JOHN J. HOUCH. Pvt. (Jan. 2, 1862.) Died at Hospital, Richmond. (Muster Roll date) "John J. Houch** Pvt. Co. K., 21st Ga. Inf. Reg. Name appears on a Register of Officers and Soldiers of the Confederate States Army who were killed in battle or who died of wounds or disease." 'WHEN DECEASED - 1 Dec. 27, 1861. 1 WHERE - nRichmond, Va." LAST PAID -"By D. M. Hood, 2 R, Dec. 1, 1861." ,:,,:

1860 Census, Chattooga Co., Ga. Page 61, Chattooga Val~y District. iApproximata) VALUATION ( Birthyea r ) NAME AGE SEX BORN Personal Real 1810 J. J. Hosch 50 M s. c. $2000 .. 5000 1833 Angeline Hosch 27 or 29 F Georgia J.84 7 Susan Hosch 13 F " J_,349 Martha J. Hosch 11 F ft 1854 Sarah E. Hosch 6 F " ]_$56 Lucretia G. or J. 4 F " ::_353 Henry A • J • ( or G• ) 2 M "

(SHOWN NEXT) Matthew Hosch 19 M Georgia Sarah E. Hosch 19 F "

(NEXT SHOWN) J.B. Foster 29 M Georgia Farmer Sarah· C.Foster 22 F Valuation Sarah Foster 3 F $1000 - $2500 Mary L. Foster 1 F

( SHOi'JN NEXT) Ransom Foster 61 M s. c. 1500 - 1500 Martha Foster 55 F Georgia Martha Foster 10 F Georgia Ransom P. " 10 M " Brice C, 21 M " Thomas Foster 23 M n James Fales 23 M tt John F. · 9 M " Louisa White 24 F Unknown Next Shown: R. S. Foster, 53, born S. C. Farmer, Val. ~3000 :.:,:1c. $4000. Margaret Foster, 51 B. Georgia, Matilda, 15; Moses r :"3ter 14; and John Foster 8 years of age. Children all b. Georgia. 155. HILL & HILL-MOBZRLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. John J. Housch, son of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - continued. THE FAMILY OFT. J. FOSTER and LEMONTINE HOUSCH - from p. 150. Thomas Jefferson Foster, B. Dec. 9, 1836, died April 4th,. 1911, married December 28, 1865, Miss Lemontine Housch who was born Feb. 26, 1847, died May 30, 1917. He was the son of Ransom Foster, B. 1800, died Jan. 9th, .1870, and Martha McKeiver, born 1804, died Oct. 13, 1884. Lemorrtine Housch Foster was the daughter of John Jacob Housch and Lemontine Whaley. Thomas J. Foster served in the Confederate States Army and brought home the body of John Housch from Virginia. In addition to the children shown on page 150, Thomas J. and Lemontine.Foster raised James Kimble, born Nov. 15, 1882. Some of the descendents of T. J. and Lemontine Housch Foster are: (1) MINNIE ESTELLE FOSTER, married J, P. (Pink) Holland. Children: 1. Bertha Holland. 2. Mary Holland. 3. Foster Holland - deceased. 4. Housch Holland.

(2) DAVID LUCUS FOSTER - married Lula Sprat Wood. Atlanta, Ga. 1. A daughter Mrs. Mae Starne - Atlanta, Georgia. 2. A daughter Mrs. Kathleen Chastine, Atlanta, Georgia. 3. A son - "Bud" Foster, now deceased. Served as Sheriff of Atlanta for severa1 terms.

(3) JOHN LUTHER FOSTER - married Lillie Berryhill. Moved to Pryor, Oklahoma after he married. (now deceased) Children: 1. A daughter - Mrs. Mamie Lee Brooks Kitchens - California~ 2. A daughter - Mattie Kitchens - Pryor, Oklahoma. Married a brother of the above. 3. A son - Thomas Wright Foster - Pryor, Oklahoma.

( 4) VIRGINIA IDORAH FOSTER, married Tom P. Taylor. Lives in Summerville, Ge6rgia. 1. A daughter - Kathleen Kolasky. 2. A son - Robert Taylor. - deceased. 3. A son - Alfred Taylor. - deceased. (5) CLARA DELLA FOSTER, married Earl W. Moon 1. A daughter - Inez Greer. 2. A daughter - Myrtle Sizemore. 3. A son - Austin Moon. Died Oct. 10, 1954, Mrs. Della Moon lives with her daughter in Summerville, Ga., and furnished most of the John J. Housch family lists. (6) LENA DAISY FOSTER, married first: vrm. Oldfield. Married second, Edward Lee Warsham, deceased. 1. A daughter - Lorene Warsham - deceased. 2. A daughter - Chrystine Warsham, md. Archie Mills. 3. A daughter - Jennile Warsham, md. Ralph Challenburg~ of Starbuck, Minnesota. 156. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNT~, S. C. John J. Housch, son of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - cont. The following Bible Records were furnished by Mrs. Della Moon. H O L Y M A T R I M O N Y T. J. Foster of Chattooga Co., Ga. and L. T. Housch of Chattooga Co .••.• by Judge J. L. Hendrix. Witnesses: Mr. Billy Penn and Miss Lucy Burnett. M A R R I A G E S ~ Thomas J. Foster to Lemontine Housch, married Dec. 28, 1865. Minnie Estelle Foster and J.P. Holland, married May 19, 1886. DBvid Lucus Foster and Lula Sprat Wood married Jan. 13, 1891. Clrira Della Foster and Earl W. Moon married Nov. 23, 1893. Virginia Dora Foster and Tom P. Taylor married Nov. 13, 1895. ,} c<:1n Luther Foster and Lillie Berryhill married Dec. 5, 1901 ~ Jf~a Daisy Foster and W. M. Oldfield married Jan. 7, 1904. · '.; '\ .~· BIRTHS ~~omas J. Foster was born Dec. 9, 1836. :-1;:m,6"atine Housch was born Feb. 26, 184 7. Minttie Estelle Foster was born Dec. 16, 1867. ta~fd Lucus Foster was born July 18, 1869 • .: q'l1,n Luther Foster was born Oct. 31, 1872. '.'irgiri'ia Idorah Foster was born Feb. 11, 1875. ~Lava Della Foster was born Dec. 12, 1878. ·. ,::,pqi .r)aisy Foster was born Nov. 23 1883. ;J_:=im~g;,Kimble (ra.ised by the family~ b. Nov. 15, 1882. DEATHS

, .,.,_~· ;.:. r:,, :JavitirLucus Foster died Jan. 6, 1909. Th~mas Jefferson Foster died April 4, 1911. :,emontine Foster died May 30, 1917. 1. w•. Moon died August 20, 1922. 11: - M.:,.-<9,ldfie ld died Nov. 1922. Lorena Oldfield Chandler died Feb. 16, 1936. Edward Lee Warsham died Feb. 11, 1957. (Miss Lena Daisy's 2nd Hus.)

T,,.. J. FOSTER'S FATHER & MOTHER, THEIR FAMILY. and Martha McKeiver Foster had the following children: Sariah A. Foster, born Oct. 30, 1827. James B. Foster, born Jan. 24, 1830. Lurony A. Foster, born April 19, 1832. Andrew J. Foster, born Aug. 29, 1834. Thomas J. Foster, born Dec. 8, 1836. Brice c. Foster, born Nov. 4, 1838. Lucretia J. Foster, born July 14, 1841. Ransome P. Foster, born Oct. 9, 1843. William W, Foster, born Oct. 29, 1847 . .Martha J. Foster, born May 2, 1850. 157. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

II. Lt. HENRY HOSCH, son of Mathew rnd Mary Hill Hosch, was born in Fairfield District, South Carolina, December 23, 1813 and died July 7th, 1862. He moved with his parents from South Carolina about 1822 to near Jug Tavern, Georgia. He married Matilda Camp; born October 7, 1818 and died August 7th, 1893 in Jackson County, Georgia. They were married August 4th, 1837. Henry Hosch enlisted in the Creek-Seminole War at Monroe, Walton County, Georgia, June 10, 1836. "Twenty-two years old at time of enlistment. Five feet, 10 inches tall, blue eyes, dark hair, dark complexion, farmer, born in South Carolina. Resided 15 years near Jug Tavern, Georgia ••. lived near Hoschton 10 years •. married Aug. 4, 1837 at near Newman, Georgia by Hiram Camp, Esq., J.P." (Found among papers belonging to Lieut Henry Ho~h on file in Washington, D. C. furnished by Fleda and Lucile Canning) He served as a private in Capt. John P. Lucas's Georgia Volunteers, D. M. Porters Regiment. Belonged to Walton Grays Vol., against hostile Creek Indians in Georgia. Col. John Williamson was in command of the Georgia Mounted Volunteers. Name on Capt. Lucas's Roll is spelled 1 Henry Horch'. Henry Hosch enlisted in the Confederate States Army January, 1861, in the Center Hill Guards, Col. Howell' Cobb Regiment, Co. B, 16th Georgia Volunteer Infantry commanded by Capt. A. M. Reynolds under Major General J.B. Magruder. He was promoted to Junior 2nd Lieutenant October 1st, 1861, died July 7, 1862 at · Richmond, Virginia. He was buried in Richmond. Later, his son, William Hosch brought his body home for burial at his plantation. The body of Henry Hosch now rests in Cemetery at Hoschton, Ga. Also buried at Hoschton Cemetery are his wife, Maltilda Camp Hosch, his daughters, Elizabeth Hosch Smith, Mary Ann, and Nancy Hosch, three sons, John R., Russell A. and Andrew Hosch. THE CHILD REN OF HENRY AND MATILDA CAMP HOSCH • ( 1) MARY ANN HOSCH, born October 25, 1838 and died May 20, 1917. ( 2) f,if,LVII'J ELIZAB :;TH HOSCH, born October 25, 1843 and died Jan. 31, 1913, Hoschton, Georgia. ( 3 ) WILLIAM G. B. HOSCH, born August 13, 1845, Jackson County, Georgia, died April 8, 1914, Gainesville, Georgia. ( 4) SUSANNAH FRANCIS HOSCH, born August 11, 1847, and died Jan. 3rd, 1929. (See page 189.) ( 5) NANCY J. HOSCH, born June 10, 1849, Hoschton, Georgia, and died June 10th, 1889. ( 6) JOHN ROBERT HOSCH, born Oct. 9, 1850, Hoschton, Georgia and died January 14, 1909. ( 7) HENRY ANDREW HOSCH, born July 11, 1853, died Oct. 5, 1934. ( 8) RUSSELL ANGEL HOSCH, born November 15th, 1855, Jackson Co., Georgia, and died December 25, 1922. ( 9) LUCINDA ROSELLA HOSCH, born 21 September, 1858, and died 30 April, 1922. 158. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Henry Hosch, son of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - continued. MALVIN ELIZABETH HOSCH, daughter of Henry and Matilda Hosch, was born October 25, 1843 and died Jan. 31, 1913. She married Dec. 31, 1868, John William Smith, born Aug. 25, 1841 and died Aug. 3, 1907. Children: (1) William Russell Smith, born 27 Sept., 1870, married 1st Jan. 3, 1892, Margaret Elizaboth Hill, b. Sept. 25, 1870 and died Feb. 1, 1898. Children: 1. Paul Smith. 2. Russell A. Smith, born January 11, 1898. lvfhrried 2nd: Annie Lou weir - Children: 1. William B. Smith, b. Oct. 25, 1899, d. Nov. 4, 1899. 2. Hubert Smith - md. Ruth Lott: Lucile, Kate, John, Ralph, Henry and Wallace. (2) Matilda Frances Smith, born Aug. 12, 1874 and d. Aug. 11, i909, married Addison N. Nowell. Children: Work, John and Pearl /~orn Sept. 4th, 1896 and died June 28, 1897. (3) Bishop A. Smith, born Dec. 6, 1879 and died April 18, 1930.

WILLIAM G. B. HOSCH, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch, was born Aug. 13, 1845 in Jackson County, Georgia and died April 2, 1914 in Gainesville, Ga. He married Aug. 22, 1872, Angeline Braselton, ~orn April 13, 1852 and died Jan. 19, 1941. Children: (1) John Harrison Hosch, born 1873, married Lena Carithers and settled Gainesville, Georgia. (2) William Henry Hosch, born 1876, married Leta Coleman. (3) Rose Eula Hosch, born 1878, married William R. Hightower Sept. 16, 1902. (4) Walter Estes Hosch, born 18SO, married Annie Mae Thorton. (5) Green Carlton Hosch, born 1884, married Ruth Burt. (6) Freddie Garnet Hosch, born 1882, died in infancy. (7) Lester Word Hosch, born 1880, married Elizabeth K~mbrough. P. 0. Box 689, Gainesville, Georgia. (8) Ralph B. Hosch - born 1893.

SUSAN F. HOSCH, daughter of Henry and Matilda Hosch. See page 189.

NANCY J. HOSCH, daughter of Henry and Matilda Hosch, born and died June 10, 1849w 159. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Henry and Matilda Hosch - continued, JOHN ROBERT HOSCH, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch was born Oct. 9, 1850 and died Jan. 14, 1909. He married first, Jan. 18, 1872, Margaret Frances Camp who was born Aug. 28, 1855 and died May 28, 1889. Children: (1) William Edmund Hosch, b. Nov. 5, 1875 and died Aug. 1, 1876. (2) Elma Sue Hosch, b. Nov. 12, 1878, married Oct. 12, 1898, John W. Fountain and settled 20 Reese Street, Carrollton, Georgia. Children: 1. Mary Ethyl Fountain, b. Sept. 4, 1899, married Feb, 4, 1918 Holbert Buona Housard. Children: A. Holbert Buona, b. Oct. 31, 1918, md. Nov. 30, 1938 Mary Nelle Perry. Children: Larry Thomas, B. March 13, 1943, and Emily Sue, born April 4, 1945. B. Roger Louie Housard, B. Dec. 15, 1919, md. June 12, 1947, Gertrude Bedingfield. Children: Lucy Dianne, born Feb. 4th, 1949. 2. John Walter Fountain, son of John and Elma Sue Fountain, was b. Sept. 6, 1901, md. July 30, 1927 Lonora Virginia Case. Children: Harrell Case, b. Dec. 16, 1930. 3. Harrell Clinton Fountain, son of John ·w. and Elma Sue Fountain, was born Aug. 20, 1903.

(3) Asbury Camp Hosch, son of John R. and Margaret Hosch, was born Dec. 5, 1880 and died May 19, 1937. He married Oct. 14, 1908 Flora Lott, b. Feb, 21, 1887 and d. Oct. 6, 1939. Children: 1. Mildred Lott Hosch, born March 31, 1910. 2. Asbury Camp Hosch, born Nov. 27, 1923. Mildred Lott Hosch md. Feb. 10, 1948 Herbert Lee Pharr. They have a son, Herbert Lee Pharr, born Feb. 5, 1949. Asbury Camp Hosch, married October 1947, Lavinia Stephens. A daughter, Sandra, was born July, 1948. (4) Claude Hosch, son of John R. and Margaret Hosch, was born Nov. 9, 1883 and died July 6, 1885.

(5) Johnnie Ruth Hosch, daughter of John R. and Margnret Hosch, was born November 1885, md. Dec. 3, 1907, Dr. Virgil Lee Darby. He was born Feb. 29, 1884. Children: 1. Virgil Lee Darby, b. April 13, 1909 and died Feb. 22, 1920. 2. MiriBm Darby, born June 12, 1912. 3. Lee Hosch Darby, born July 16, 1923. Miriam Darby md. Oct. 14, 1933 John Turner McDermid, Physician, born August 20, 1910, and died Nov. 22, 1957. Children: John Turner, b. Sept. 8, 1942, and Marcia Sue, b. 20 May, 1947. Lee Hosch Darby md. Sept. 2nd, 1947 Anne Meadows, b. March 4, 1927. Dau., Deborah Ann, b. 26 Feb. 1949. 160 .. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. JOHN ROBERT HOSCH, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch - cont. (6) Erastus Francis Hosch, son of John R. and Margaret Hosch, was born Oct. 24, 1887 and died Nov. 2, 1943. He married Dec. 23, 1932, Annette Hamilton, b. Oct. 10, 1897.

JOHN ROBERT HOSCH, son of Henry and Matilda, married 2nd: Oct. 15, 1889, Sophronia Marietta Harris, born Nov. 10, 1859 anctdied June 11 1898. Children: (1~ Weldon Harris Hosch, born Sept. 4, 1892 and died April 6, 1959. ~He never married and is buried in the Hoschton Cemetery. ( 2) Charles Marion Hosch, b. May 8, 1895, d. Aug. 26, 1957, burial in Arlington Cemetery, Washington, D. C. His twin brother was: ( 3 ) Clarence Robert Hosch, b. May 8, 1895, married Aug. 14, 1951 Mabel Elizabeth Brown, b. April 27, 1908. Settled Royal Oak Michigan. ( 4) Martha Matilda Hosch, b. June 11, 1898, died Nov., 1898.

JOHN ROBERT HOSCH, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch, married 3rdJ_ Sept. 28, 1898, Nancy Beatrice Kilgore who died June 4, 1947. Children: (1) John Robert Hosch, born Nov. 7, 1900. Married in 1934 to Virginia Moore Ramsay. Settled Kennett Square, Pa.

HENRY ANDREW HOSCH, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch, was born July 11, 1853 Hoschton, Ga., and d. Oct. 5, 1934, married Dec. 25, 1879 Celestia Emma Lott, b. Jan. 19, 1862 and died July 2, 1945. Settled Hoschton, Georgia. Children: (1) Lena Belle Hosch, born Nov. 16, 1880 and died Dec. 7, 1880. ( 2) t,l vin \Iood Hosch, born Jan. 16, 1882, married May 15, 1907 America Ella Rankin, born July 19, 1882 and settled 67 South Valley, Kansas City, Kansa~. Children: 1. Elivia Ellen Hosch, b. Feb. 25, 1908 and d. May 13, 1914. 2. Alvin Wood Hosch, b. Nov. 19, 1909. 3. Robert Rankin Hosch, born Aug. 28, 1911. 4. Walter William Hosch, born Feb. 12, 1913 who married Feb. 3, 1940, Leona Sutherland, B. Aug. 8, 1914. 5. Celestia Lottie Hosch, born Nov. 18, 1915. 6. Henry Andrew Hosch, born Au·g. 25, 1917. 7. May Marie Hosch) born December 31, 1921. 161. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTTONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Henry A. Hosch, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch - continued. Alvin Wood Hosch, son of Alvin W. and America Ella Hosch, married Aug. 20, 1932 Wauneta Leona Arthur, b. Nov. 21, 1912. Children: Barbara Wauneta Hosch, b, Nov. 8, 1934. Robert R. Hosch, son of Alvin W. and America Ella Hosch, md. Feb. 12, 1936 Elizabeth Perry, b. June 2, 1913. Children: 1. Robert Perry, b. Dec. 28, 1939. 2. Janice Elane, born Oct. 11, 1942. 3. Kathleen Hosch {adopted) b. January 8, 1943. Celestia Lottie Hosch, daughter of Alvin W. and America Ella Hoschi married May 15~ 1932 John Melvin Huonker, b. Oct. 11, 1911. Children: 1. John Melvin Huonker, b. Feb. 25, 1933. 2. Mary Ellen Huonker, b. Aug. 10, 1934. 3. George Alvin Huonker, born June 23, 1943.

Henry Andrew Hosch, son of Alvin W. and America Ella Hosch, married March 4, 1939 Frances Meriam Spence, b. Nov. 22, 1919. Children: 1. Judy Lee Hosch, born Dec. 27, 1939. May Marie Hosch, daughter of Alvin W. and America Ella Hosch, married June 20, 1940, Frank Junior Schembs, born Aug. 29, 1918. Children: 1. Frank Gary Schembs, born Nov. 6, 1944. (3) Edna Marion Hosch, daughter of Henry Andrew and Celestia Hosch, was born June 10, 1884 and died Dec. 24, 1959. She married August 30, 1901 John Parker Thompson, born June 2, 1872 and died Nov. 10, 1935. Settled 211 Mills Street, N. W. Atlanta, Ga. Children: 1. Cecil Hosch, born Sept. 20, 1903. 2. Marian Lucille Thompson, b. March 1905. 3. Paul Howard, b. March 1, 1909. 4. Mildred Celestia Thompson, b. Jan. 12, 1913, married Herman Titshaw. Mrs. Edna Hosch Thompson is buried at Demorest Cem., Demorest, Ga. Cecil Hosch Thompson married April 1, ?, Louise Walker, b. May 12, 190$. Children: ---- 1. Alan Walker Thompson, b. March 21, 1939. 2. Mary Jean Thompson, b. July 14, 1942. Marian Lucille Thompson married Dec. 25, 1929 Henry Hoyt Crow, born Dec. 14, 1907. Children: 1. Charles Marion Crow, born May 3, 1931. 2. Edna Mildred Crow, born Dec. 20, 1936. Paul Howard Thompson married June 6, 1942 Aurelia Conrath, born August 16, 1907. Children: William Howard, b. March 20, 1943.

(4) Esther Hosch, daughter of Henry Andrew and Celestia Hosch, was born May 27, 1888. She married Sept. 12, 1926, ~arvin Bee Crews, b. Jan. 4, 1886 and settled 807 South Dakota Avenue, Tampa 6, Florida. (continued) 162. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY COll:NECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Henry Andrew Hosch, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch - continued.

( 5) Paul Andrew H0 sch, son of Henry A. and Celestia Hosch, was born May 28, 1891 at Hoschton, Georgia. rte married first, December 29, 1915, Gertrude Agnes Cronic. She was born April 15, 1895 and died Nov. 22, 1926. Children: 1. Helen Carolyn Hosch, b. June 16, 1917, married 1st Aug. 1, 1936 Henry Grady Hilley, b. Nov. 10, 1910, and 2nd Nov-:- 3, 1946 Nick Peter Nicholas, b. Dec. 15, 1913 and settled 304 Radio Drive, Macon Georgia. Children: Nick Peter, b. March 21, 1948. 2. Paul Andrew Hosch, Jr., born June 27, 1919. Served in the~U. S. Navy from Oct. 1941 to Aug. 11, 1949. Married June 11, 1949 ? One child, Byron Hugh Hosch, b. March 11, 1950. 3. Warren Callaway Hosch, born April 10, 1922, md. Aug. 12, 1942 to Cedelia Reynolds, born May 20, 1924. Children: A daughter, Linda Jean Hosch, born June 5th, 1949. Residence, E(·Schton, Georgia. 4. Robert Andrew Hosch, born Jan. 19, 1924. Paul Andrew Hosch, Sr., son of Henry A. and Celestia Hosch, md. 2nd, March 27, 1927, Ara Frances Titshaw, born Sept. 28, 1893, and settled Rt. 2, Buford, Ga. Children: James Marvin Hosch, born June 27, 1928. He married August 25, 1945, Janie Jeanette Gittens, ~. December 15, 1929. Issue: Patrica Carol, born Nov. 18, 1946.

(6) Allen Candler Hosch, born March 10, 1896 and died June 5, 1896.

RUSSELL ANGEL HOSCH, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch, was born November 15, 1855 in Jackson County, Georgia and died December 25, :)22. He married, January 3rd, 1878, Mary Ann Tabitha Hill, bar~ ~~pt~ 21, 1859 and died Jan. 1, 1924. She was the daughter of William Henry Hill and Camma Jane Smith and grand-daughter of C8rter and Dorcas Tabitha Hosch Hill. Children: ( 1) Henry Omer Hosch, born Oct. 26, 1878 and d. Sept. 20, 1899. ( 2) An unnamed son, b. Oct. 10, 1880 and d. Jan. 4, 1881. (3) Leila Banna Hosch, born March 16, 1882, married July 20, 1927, Henry Asbury Jarrard. He was born Feb. 20, 1858 and c'!.:'_scl. Feb. 4th, 1935. Settled P.O. Box 3, Hoschton, Georgia. (Note: Most of the family lists of the Henry and Matilda Ho2ch descendents were furnished to the compiler by Mrs. Jarrard.) 163. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Russell Angel Hosch, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch - continued (4) Bertha Naomi Hosch, born June 21, 1885, married Nov. 9th, 1910 to Dr. Ralph Freeman, Physician and Surgeon. He was born Feb. 9th 1884 in Dacula, Georgia, died April 13, 1937 in Hoschton, Georgia. tie was an outstanding physician who practiced 27 years in Hoschton, Georgia. He was a Mason and a member of Rockwell Lodge No. 191, F. & A. M., Hoschton, Georgia. Children: 1. Ralph Freeman, born March 7, 1916 Hoschton, Georgia, married August 4, 1939 Grace Margenice Evans, born April 22, 1914 and settled Tucker, Georgia. Children: a. JoNan Freeman, born May 11, 1940. b. Patricia Freeman, born May 31, 1946. 2. Samuel Hosch Freeman, born April 12, 1921, md. Feb. 19, 1943 Hazel Anita McElhannon, born October 3, 1921 and settled Hoschton, Ga. Children: a. Carol Ann Freeman, b. Feb. 27, 1946. b. Jean Marie Freeman, born August 12, 1948.

(5) Russell Preston Hosch, son of Russell Angel and Mary Hosch, was born March 17, 1888 and died January 8, 1950. He md. August 25, 1926 Corinne Ellen Roberts. She was born December 9, 1900. Children: Mary Ellen Hosch, born April 8, 1929. Russell Preston Hosch enlisted in World War I, July 15, 1918 at Athens, Georgia. 3033504 - Served as a Private 1st Class and as a Sgt. in 5th Company Casual Group MLDM - GLC - Honorably discharged January 4th, 1919. Died Jan. 8, 1950 Lawson Gen. Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. Buried Family Lot Hoschton, Cemetery. Mary Ellen Hosch, born April 8, 1929 and died Sept. 15, 1952, married June 24, 1950 James Hill Cline, born April 24, 1925. Children: James Hill Cline, born April 4, 1952. Mary Ellen Hosch graduated Smyrna High School 1945, attended University of Georgia Junior College at Atlanta. Graduated with BSHE degree from Georgia State College for Women at Melledgeviller Georgia, 1948. Held position as Home Demonstration Agent Assistant of Bartow County, 1948-49, Cartersville, Georgia. Served as Home Demonstration Agent of Haralson County, Ga., at Buchanan, 1949-50,

( 6) Alma Tabitha Hosch, daughter of Russell Angel Hosch and Mary Ann Tabitha Hill Hosch, was born July 4th, 1890. She married Feb. 10, 1915, Paul William Vaughn, born June 20, 1890. Children: 1. Paul William Vaughn, Jr., born Feb. 10, 1916. Twin. 2. Hugh H. Vaughn, born and died Feb. 10, 1916. Twin. 3. James Vaughn, born Mc.1rch 6, 1920 and died March 9, 1920e 4. Leila Mirian, born August 15, 1923. 5. George Hosch Vaughn, b. May 2, 1929. 6. Dan Russell Vaughn, born July 11, 1933. 164. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Alma Tabitha Hosch Vaughn, daughter of Russell A. Hosch - Cont. Paul William Vaughn married Feb. 20, 1952 Dorothy Digby. She was born March 3, 1919. Children: Paul William Vaughn, born Aug. 19, 1953 and Dottie Digby Vaughn, born Nov. 17, 1955. Paul W. Vaughn served in World War II as a Weather Observer in the 8th Air Force in England, Rank, Sargeant. Address, Williamson, Ga. Leila Miriam Vaughn married December 21, 1948, John William Tucker. He was born October 31, 1916. Children: William Gareth Tucker, born Sept. 28, 1951; Mary Lisanna, born Feb. 14, 1956 and Sally Aaurie Vaughn, born Nov. 12, 1957. George Hosch Vaughn married April 10, 1954, Margie Blanton Hatcher. He has been a member of the Georgia National Guard since 1948. Residence, Atlanta, Ga. Children: Fabor Hatcher Vaughn, born Dec. 18, 1953, (an adopted daughter) and Ganor Rene Vaughn, b~rn June 9, 1955.

WILLIAM HILL HOSCH, son of Russell Angel and Mary Tabitha Hosch, was born September 20, 1894 in Hoschton, Georgia and died July 13, 1957 - buried Decatur Cemetery. His lifetime was devoted to Agriculture and he served several years as Manager of the Farm­ Industry Department of the Trust Company of Georgia. he was the Designer of The Map of Georgia on display at South Eastern Fair in 1957. William Hill Hosch married December 20, 1919 Thelma Elizabeth Gordon, born March 20, 1896. Children: (1) William Hill Hosch, Jr., born May 14, 1921 in Jefferson, Jackson County, Georgia. He married Sept. 18, 1943 Bevelyn Howard, born August 5, 1923. Residence, Atlanta, Georgia. (2) Eleanor Stark Hosch, born July 26, 1923, married June 22, 1942, George Haygood Center, Jr. He was born Sept. 16, 1922. /Commander George Hagood Center, U. S. Air Force, Jacksonville, YJ.orida. Children: George Hagood Center, born April 26, 1943; 1~elma Elaine, born Feb. 19, 1945 and John Hill Center born May 6, ·, ::J1+8. The Children of William Hill Hosch, Jr., and Bevelyn Howard: Candace Alford Hosch, born Nov. 14, 1944 and Bevelyn Hollace Hosch, born Sept. 4, 1947, and Helyn Howard Hosch, b. Aug. 4, 195l0 CJ1.MJ.vlA LEONORA HOSCH, daughter of Russell Angel and Mary Tabith; Hosch, was born August 23, 1897, married Oct. 10, 1925 Thomas J\"~,1er Hartley, born April 7, 1900, and settled Atlanta, Georgia. r.: 'ldren: (1) Thomas Abner Hartley, born Sept. 30, 1927, married June

19 1 1948, Amanda Catherine Leathers, born July 19, 1926. Children: CP~herine tnn, b. 4th Sept.; 1951; Mark Thomas B. 7 Oct. 1954 and Reid Lewis, b. 22 Sept. 1956 and Tracy Beth Hartley b. Feb. 21, 1959. 165. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF Fl.IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Russell Angel Hosch, son of Henry and Matilda Hosch - cont. Thomas Abner Hartley, Jr., enlisted in the Navy Hospital Corps Training School in San Diego, California where he graduated 4th in a Class of 600. He attended Medical Laboratory Specialist School in Jacksonville, Gla., achieving an errorless record in Class Work. Received an Honorable Discharge July, 1946. Residence, Washington, D. c. (2) Mary Addie Hartley, daughter of Camma Leonara and Thomas A. Hartley, Sr., was born March 30, 1931, married Sept. 10, 1950 Joseph Comacho. He was born Feb. 10, 1926. Children: 1. Nan Marie Comacho, born Sept. 1, 1951. 2. Lynette Leonora Comacho, b. April 27, 1955. 3. James Claude Comacho, born March 17, 195S.

JOHN HENRY HOSCH, son of Russell Angel and Mary Tabitha Hosch, was born December 23, 1901, married April 20, 1924 Mattie Woodie Lee ;Mathews. She was born Jan. 2, 1901. Children: (1) John Henry Hosch, Jr., born Aug. 11, 1925. (2) Joseph Angle Hosch, born Jan. 29, 1936. (3) Russell George Hosch, born Nov. 6, 1938. (4) David Arthur Hosch, born Nov. 12, 1941. John Henry Hosch, Jr. served in World War II. He enlisted Oct. 14, 1943, Honorable Discharge, Oct. 1, 1947. Sargeant, Army Medical Corps. First attached to the New York Port of Em­ barkation •• Served in Europe, Africa, South America, Panama Canal Zone and North American Area. Received Battle Stars for Naples, Farrgia, Italy, Invasion of Southern France, Marseille, France, - Rhineland Campaigns and Good Conduct Medal. Residence, New Orleans, La. Joseph Angle Hosch married April 23, 1960, Shirley Ann Wood. She was born August 13, 1937. Russell George Hosch married Saturday, August 29th, 1959 at the Park Street Methodist Church, Atlanta, Ga., Susan Virginia Griggs. She was born August 17, 1941. Residence, Atlanta, Ga. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Hosch, live at 960 Oak St., S.·W. Atlanta 10, Georgia.

LUCINDh ROSELLl HOSCH, daughter of Henry and Matilda Hosch; was born Sept. 21, 1S5S and d. April 30, 1922. She md. Aug. 11, 1875 John Patrick Canning, born Dec. 10, 1848 end died Dec. 25, 1914. Children: (1) Fleda Rose Canning, born June 4, 1877 and died Sept. 26, 1939 (2) Lucile Hosch Canning, born ___?, died March 12, 1950. She was born in Gainesville, Hall Co., Ga. Died in Hot Springs, J,rkansas. · Married Nov. 1948 to Thomas Taylor of Oden, Arkansas. (continued) 166. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF Fi,.IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch. Henry and Matilda Hosch - Their daughter, Lucinda Rosella - Fleda Rose and Lucile Canning held responsible positions in ·wa shington, D. C., from World VJar I, until their retirement. ( 3 ) John Lester Canning, son of Lucinda Rosella Hosch Canning, was born April 18, 1879 and died J,.pril 19, 1892. ( 4) Effie Canning, born March 23, 1882 and died June 5, 1884. ( 5) Ruby John Canning, born Nov. 13, 1894 and d. Jan. 30, 1918.

HOSCHTON, GEORGIA The four sons of Lieutenant Henry Hosch operated farm lands and saw-mills in the western part of Jackson County, Georgia. Tnere was a need for merchandise, groceries and hardware in this section of the county. They endeavored to fill this need by erecting a store building. "Bosch's Store" was one of the early buildings to be built in the community. It Was built about 1865 by the two Hosch brothers, John R. and Russell A. Hosch, 15 and 10 years of age respectively. Bosch's Store was built at the cross road of Hog Mountain and Gainesville Road about one Mile from their Plantation Home. When a railroad was being built from Gainesville to Social Circle, Georgia, John R. and Russell A. Hosch were joined by ~heir brother Wm. G. Hosch in securing the Right-of-Way for a ~j_,qilroad to come through the community. The establishment of the town by the brothers, Wm. G., John R. and R. A. Hosch continued ;rom 1881 to 1890. During this time the Hosch brothers built a Depot at Hoschton for the new railroad, surveyed the land they [:ave for the town Square, Streets, a Community Church, School I'ouse and a lot for the Masonic Building for Rockwell Lodge No. J91 F. & A.M. Grounds for a city cemetery were also given. They constructed a large store building in the new town, ·Hosch Brothers", provision being made on the first floor for the n2w towns first post office. Andrew Hosch, a fourth brother, joined the three brothers in _·rndering assistance to the citizens in building all public build­ ~~gs in Hoschton. And Andrew Hosch himself built a hotel and P. :-,:Jming House, 11 The Hosch House. 11 This is a brief record of Hoschton and much could be written ,out the origin and various business and farming interests in .. ~s locality. Recently a garment plant was established there. T~e Hosch 1 s were pioneers in farm improvement and the use of farm :mplements and in all matters of public interest. The railroad LL· - now been discontinued; however, with paved highways, Hoschton continues to be a progressive town. Two large chicken hatcheries Are now in operation and furnish baby (continued next page) 167. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FJ.IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch Henry and Matilda Hosch - Continued. chickens for all the states and several foreign countries. Many of the descendents of the Hosch brothers who founded the town, reside in north Georgia, and among those remaining in Hoschton is Mrs. Leial Hosch Jarrard who helped secure the Hosch family lists for this work.

EXTRACTS FROM "HISTORY AND INFORMJ,.TION OF ROCK~:ELL LODGE NO. 191, F. & A. M. and Hoschton, Georgia." by w. Hill Hosch - Nov. 5 1954. Russell A. Hosch and his family - father, three sons, and three sons-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather-in-law, all members of Rockwell Lodge No. 191, Free and Accepted Masons, except Paul w. Vaughn, Sr., a membor of Williamson Lodge No. 70. . Russell A. Hosch (from Grand Lodge of Georgia Records), born in Jackson County, about one mile of Hoschton, Georgia. He was a loyal Mason for 35 years and had a record of attending more than 95 per cent of the regular and called mettings of his lodge, serve.ct as Worshipful Master for four years ••.• He was buried with Masonic Honors in the Hoschton Cemetery •••• " · As shown by Mr. W. Hill Bosch's history of Rockwell Lodge 191, F. & A.M., the following were members of the Lodge: 11 HENRY HOSCH was born in 1813 in Fairfield County, S. c. and died at the age of 49 when a member and Lieutenant of the Confederate Army in Richmond in 1862 ••.• (Father of Russell A. Hosch) Of the sons of R. A. Hosch. "Russell P. Hosch served as Worshipful Master in 1921 and 1925 and as secretary in 1913." W. Hill Hosch. Born Sept. 20, 1$94 in Hoschton, Georgia. He was a York Rite Mason, belonging to Rockwell Lodge No. 191 and later Stonewall Lodge N. 470, the re-affiliating with Rockwell •• He belonged to the Royal Arch Masons in Winder and Godfrey De Boulion Commandery No. 14, Knights Templar, Athens, Georgia and Yaarab Temple, Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shring, AtlantD, Georgia, in 1918-1919." J. HenrM Hosch - t1Born Dec. 2)., 1901, in Hoschton• Ga. L:nd wns raised ay 5, 1923, in Rockwell Lodge No. 191". Grandson - Ralph Freeman, Jr., born March 7, 1916 in Hoschton, Georgia. n'Was initiated June 3, 1937, passed June 19, 1937, in Rockwell Lodge No. 191. He served the Lodge as Worshipful Master in 1942 and 1943," Sons-in-law - Ralph Freeman, Sr., affiliated with Rockwell No, 191 Dec. 2, 1922. Paul W. Vaughn, Sr. - Raise~ in Williamson Lodge No. 70 and now holds a Grand Lodge Certification of dimit. Thomas A. Hartley - Raised in Rockwell Lodge No. 191. Father-in-Law William Henry Hill, born near Jug Tavern, now Winaer, Georgia. Father of Mrs. Tabitha Hill Hosch, wife o:~ Russell A. Hosch. Raised in Rockwell No. 191 at Jug Tavern and

later affiliated with Carter Hill Lodge near Winder, served as W~M 6 168. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

I:d. DORCAS TABITHA HOSCH, daughter of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch was born 1810-15, and died circa 1835-40. She married August 1829 Carter Hill, born March 18, 1805, died July 29th, 1861. Carter was the son of John Hill and Annie Naomi Camp. John Hill was born 1760-70, the son of Abel Hill* and Elizabeth Wagner. He married Annie Naomi Camp, born 1774 in Va., reared in Rutherford Co., N. C. and died in Georgia. She was the daughter of John Camp, born 1743, died 1813 and buried at Lebanon Church, Greenville District, S. c., grave marked as a Revolution­ ary Soldier, and Mary Tarpley, born 1746 in Virginia. Camp's brother Thomas Camp married Susan Wagner, sister of Eliza­ beth i+ho md. the Above Abel Hill. The children of John Hill and Annie Naomi Camp. I. Sallie Hill - married Edmund Ragsdale of S. c., Greenville County, a son of Dr. Carter Ragsdale, Brownwood, Texas. II. Nancy Hill - born Jan. 3, 1793, died July 25th, 1852. Married in 1809 Jacob Awtrey (born Greene Co., Ga., April 22, 1789, died Nov. 22, 1859. III. Margaret Hill - Md. Sam Clayton (or Gleaton) Carrol Co., Ga. IV. John Hill - died 1881, married 1st Josie Selman, 2nd Betsy Selman - Lived in Alabama. V. Carter Hill - Born March 18, 1805 - died July 29, 1881. Md. 1st: Dorcas Tabitha Hosch in 1829 in Walton Co. Georgia. Md. 2nd: Nancy Mays, b. 1817 - d. 1884, of Ogle thorpe Georgia in 1839. VI. William Hill - married Elizabeth Awtrey. VII. Richard Hill VCII.Winnie Hill, born 1800, died 1872, never married. r~-' . Eliza Hill - married 1st Frank Smith, 2nd: Jacob Awtrey. x., Susan Hill - merried John Camp (Silver Tooth John) Randolph County, Alabama. XI. Elizabeth Hill - married John Awtrey. x~-. Lucy Hill - born 1807, died 1894 - married John Franklin. Family tradition states that John Hill was born in Virginia b~~ came to South Carolina before the Revolution and married in 1· ,~o or 90 and died about 1831.

* We have been unable to confirm that John was the son of Abel H:: ,land Elizabeth Wagner-Waggoner. (See page 274). The John Hill-Carter Hill lists were furnished by Mrs. Dan. H .. Villiamson of Houston, Texas and formerly of Winder, Georgia. 169. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF F/-.IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. ClRTER HILL, born March 18, 1805, died July 29th, 1881, was the son, as stated, of John Hill and lcnnie Nc1 omi Camp. He was born one year after his father came from South Carolina to Franklin Co., Georgia. In August 1829 he married Dorcas Tabitha Hosch who came to Walton County with her parents in 1822 from Fairfield District, s. c~ Children: {l) William Henry Hill - born August 11, 1834, died Feb. 8th, 1882. He married Camma ,Jane Smith, born May 30th, 1842, died May 10th, 1921, December 17, 1857 in Walton County, Georgia. (2) Mary Ann Hill - married Hardy Beddingfield of Chattooga County, Georgia. (3) John Hill - died at the age of 16 years. (4) Francis Hill - died at the age of one year.

After Dorcas Tabitha Hosch Hill's death circa 1835-40, Carter Hill married Nancy Mays, (born 1817, died 1884), in 1639. Dorcas was buried in the old Boman cemetery near Jug Tavern, now Winder, Georgia, as was her father, Mathew Hosch. Nancy Mays was from Oglethorpe County, Georgia. The children of Carter and Nancy Mays Hill were: (1) Frances B. Hill - married John Tucker, b. 1658. (2) Susan M. Hill - married Sanford Smith, b. Sept. 28, 1848, died July 17, 1907. Sanford Smith was son of John Smith and Nancy Camp. Susan was his second wife and they had seven children. (3) Elizabeth Hill - married Thomas Holloway, born 1838. (4) Josephine Hill - married W. N. Burson, son of Dred Burson,. (5) Almedia (Tid) Hill - md. John Reynolds, son of Capt. A. M. Reynolds. Almedia and John (below) were twins. (6) John W. Hill - died at the age of three years. (7) Ella Hill - married Cicero Stanley - lived at Payne, Ala. (8) Martha Hill - married Jackson Whitworth. (9) Cammie Hill - married John Wages, Gwinnett Co., Georgia. (10) Ide Hill - married J. Mansel Wages (bro. to John above) of Gwinnett Co., Georgia and lived at Carter Hill Village near Jug Tavern. Carter Hill's f8mily was born and reared in a house built by two Humphries brothers. It was used in the early days as a Fort (known as Fort Yargo) so the white settlers might defend themselves against the Indians. "At this time the Apalachee River was the line between the Indians and the territory occupied by the settle~s. Carter Hill was the first white child born in Walton County ( Cut-':ff District). He was a large slave and land owner, Justice of the Peace of Cut-off District for a number of years." *Fort Yargo - see "The Early History of Jackson County.» The 1830 Census of Walton Co., Ga., shows "page 16$ - Carter Hill, 1 male 20-30 yrs., 1 fem. under 5, 1 female 15-20 years. The 1850 census of Walton Co. shows: 11 Page 53 - Carter Hill age i5 Farmer, Val. $3000. Nancy F. Hill 33 yrs. (all born in Georgia) Wm. H. Hill 15 yrs., Frances D. Hill 9, female, Susan M. C. Hill, 7 years - Sarah C. Hill 5 yrs., Nancy J. Hill 3 yrs., Amanda A. Hill 1 yr., John W. Hill 1 yr. and Henry Greeson, 19 years." 170. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. He was made a Master Mason at Athens, Georgia, in the 1850-s and later became a member at Rockwell Lodge, Winder, where he was the Worshipful Master for sometime. When it was decided to organize a lodge at the place called 'Carter Hill', at a meeting of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, they asked for a charter. Robert White, who was worshipful Master at Rockwell at this time, objected. Carter Hill arose and addressed the assembly in such an appealing manner that they gave an unusual vote and gave the new lodge the desired charter. A question arose; what shall they name the new lodge? Robert White ~amed it "Carter Hill" in honor of the man who had worked so faithfully for it. He was named the first· ~orshipful Master. Carter Hill helped to move the Indians away from this section of the state. He was Tax Receiver of Walton County for Several years. He joined the Methodist Church when quite young but soon fell our and never joined any other church. He was a universalist in belief and was kind and obliging to any and all who came to him f~r c::ssistance.

WILLIAM HENRY HILL, the son of Carter Hill and Dorcas Tabitha Hosch, was born August 11, 1834 and died Feb. 8th, 1882 of pneumoni8~ He married Camma Jane Smith on Dec. 17th, 1857. She was born May 30th, 1842, the daughter of Green Wagner Smith (born May 27, 1820, died March 27, 1893) and Mary Ann Arnold, (born May 5, 1814, died May 4th, 1901 - married Nov. 4th, 1840). She was the daughter of Stephen and Camma Camp Arnold. William Henry Hill was a noted teacher of his time and taught at old Concord where the Winder High School was until it burned in 1939. He also taught at Carter Hill. Many of the prominent citizens of this area were his pupils. He was Worshipful Master of Carter Hill Lodge, a large landowner and farmer. THE CHILDREN OF WILLIAM HENRY HILL AND CA~iMA JANE SMITH. '.J.., 'J Mary Ann Tabitha Hill - born Sept. 21, 1859, died Jan. 1, 19<4- She married Russell Angel Hosch on Jan. 3, 1878, son of Lt. Henry Hosch and Matilda Camp. ~I. Nancy Susan Naomi Hill - born June 14, 1862 and died Aug. 10, 1936. Married Nov. 15th, 1877 to Alfred J. Simm, born Dec. · lC~h, 1852, the son of Walton Sims and Minerva David. ~JI. William Carter Hill - born Feb. 28th, 1866, d. Sept. 5, 1887. He never married. J:IT, Henry Green Smith Hill - born May 3rd, 1870, died ..--..-.,...--?, married Emma Perry, dau. of Wm. Perry and Martha Whitworth. H. G. Hill was the first Ordinary of Barrow Co., Georgia. Callie Lucy Ella Hill - born July 29th, 1873, d. April 2, 1935. She married Nov. 15th, 1892, John E. Hill, son of f:tc:1 ::..~ling E. Hill and Luc ind.a Ann Stewart. . VI. John Hosch Hill - born July 16th,' 1876, died June 12th, 1955. He married Elizabeth Mathis or Mathews, dau. of Dr. Charlie Mathis and Tex'as Adams. 171. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. VII. Job Lamar Hill - born May 25th, 1879 and died June 16th, 1929. He married Stella Griffin, daughter of Jesse Griffin and Mary Treaswell •. VIII. Gamma Jane Hill - born Sept. 25th, 1882, died ___? She married William Henry Perry, son of John O. Perry and Lucy Thomas. The Children of Mary Ann Tabitha Hill and Russell A. Hosch. ( 1) Omer Hosch - died as a young man and never married. ( 2) Leila Banna Hosch - married H. A. Jarrard. ( 3 ) Bertha Hosch - married Dr. Ralph Freeman. ( 4) Alma Hosch - married P. W. Vaughn. ( 5) Russell Preston Hosch - md. Corrine Roberts. ( 6) 1,,.rm. Hill Hosch - (deceased) md. Thelma Gordon. ( 7) Leonora Hosch - married Thos. A. Hartley. ( 8) John Henry Hosch - married Mattie Matthews.

The Children of Nancy Susan Naomi Hill and Alfred J. Sims. ( 1) Paul Sims - married Emmie McGee. Children. { 2) Henry Hill Sims - married Beulah Pirkle, Children. ( 3 ) Walter Sims - married Ida Hinton. They have no children. ( 4) David Sims -.married Elma Hinton (sister of Ida). Children. ( 5 ) Willie Jackson Sims - died at the age of 16. ( 6) Vaughnam Sims (deceased) md. Ruth Jackson. They have Childr~n ( 7) Ruth Irene Sims - married Ernest Perry - Children. ( 8) Fayette Alfred Sims - Odell Sims - 1 son. ( 9) Camma Manerva Sims - md. Hermc1n Wages, the son of Ida Hill and Mansel Wages. They have two sons. (10) John Sandford Sims - died at age 11 years. (11) Naomi Sims - married Gaynor Ralston - No children. (12) Tabitha Callie Sims - married Jos. D. Quillian. See page 173.

The Children of Henry G. S. Hill and Emma Perry. Henry Green Hill was the first Ordinary of Barrow Co., Georgia. Emma Louise Jane Perry, born March 5, 1873, dau. of Wm. Thomas Perry (b. March 12, 1845; d. May. 1, 1894) B!J,d .Martha Johnston Whitworth (Aug. ·24, 1849 - Jan. 18, 1923), married Henry Green Hill. He was born May 3, 1870, died Nov. 12, 1954. Children: (1) Rowena Pearl Hill - Born Nov. 16, 1892. Married George Thompson, born Aug. 4th, 1391. Children: 1. Gladys Elaine Thompson, born Nov. 10, 1912, and died April 22, 1945, married Roy Maynard, born June 7, 1912. Children: a. Roy Maynard, Jr., born Jan. 28, 1933. Md. May Ann Crossland of Houston, Texas, Issue: Michon Elaine Thompson, born Nov. 7, 1955. 2. ----- John A. Thompsog, born Nov. 22, 1914, md. Nell Henson. Children: a. Suzanne Thompson - born Feb. 20, __ md. Dappa Smith. Children: Richard Dappa Smith, b. Sept. 30, 1958. 172. HILL & HILL-MOBSRLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Math~w and Mary Hill Hosch - Their deughter, Dorcas Hill Hosch.

b. John A. Thompson, Jr., born March 31, • c. Jeff Henson Thompson, born June 15, 1942.------3. George Thompson, Jr., son of Rawena Hill and George Thompson, was born October 12, 1922. He married Joan Smith, born Feb. 8, 1923. Children: a. Ann Thompson - Born Nov. 1, 1944. b. Carole Thompson - born Dec. 24, 1947. c. George Thompson III - Born Feb. 10, 1951. d. Tommy Thompson - born June 20, 1953. (2) ~uby Hill - born Jan. 10, 1895 - married Clinton Goforth. Children: 1. Harold Walton Goforth, born ___ , married Margaret Horne of Gainesville, Florida. Children: a. Harold Walton Goforth, Jr. - "Hal." b. Sam Horne Goforth. c. Margaret Goforth. 2. Alan Goforth, born ---, married Florence Weeks. (3) Wm. Henry Hill, son of Henry Green Hill and Emma L. J. Perry, was born July 22, 1897 and married Alma Haygood.

(4) George Perry Hill - married 1st; Ara Adams; 2nd; Marrie ? (5) Minnie Daniel Hill - died in infancy. (George & Minnie Twins) (6) Woodfin Hill, born--=---.---' md, Kathrine Daughtery of Val­ dosta, Georgia. Children: Katherine Daugherty Hill, "Honey" md. Preston--~· ?, Children: Preston--..,,....-- ? (7) Frederick Lawson Hill - married Emma JaneReece. Children: Genie Hill and Frederick Lawson Hill, Jr. "Freddy''• Genie Hill md. William H. Thompson, June 11, 1960. Son of Mrs. Edward F. Thompson and the late Edward F. Thompson, Sr.

V. The children of Callie Lucy Ella Hill end John E. Hill. (1) Annie Naomi Hill; (2) Eula John Hill; (3) Callie LaTrelle Hill; (4) Ethel Bill Hill,

VI. The Children of John Hosch Hill and Elizabeth Mathis-Mathews. Mrs. John Hosch Hill died Dec. 31, 1959 at Montezuma, Ga. ( 1) Carter C. Hill - Montezuma, Georgia. ( 2) Ernest J. Hill - md. ____ Forehand. Res. Pinehurst, Ga. (3) John Erastus Hill - md. ---=--,--,--?, Columbus, Georgia. ( 4) Mary Hill - md. Sam Batton - Residence, Montezuma, Ga. ( 5) Mildred Hill - md. Julian Warren - Miami, Glorida. ( 6) John Hosch Hill, Jr. - md. --=-• Warner Robins, Ga. ( 7) Joseph Hill - md. ~--- Montezuma, Georgia. ( 8) Robert Sandford Hill - ma. ____ . Atlanta, Georgia. 173. HILL & HILL-MOB;~RLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. VII. The Children of Job Lamar Hill and Stelle Griffin: ( 1) Willie Hull Hill - unmarried. Tax Collector of Barrow Co., Ga. Re-elected 1960. ( 2) Leila Hill - unmarried. (3) Henry Griffin Hill - md. • ( 4) Jack Hill - married ___-----..,..,,.__,._• ( 5 ) Harold Hill - married artd living in Roanoke, Virginia. ( 6} Mary Frances Hill - married Lt. Col. Ted Ball. (living in Formosa - 1959.) One son and one Daughter.

VIII. The Children of Camma J2ne Hill and Wm. Henry Perry. (1) Mory Perry - married Fred Arnold. (2) Mozelle Perry - married Allen Day. (3) John O. Perry married Sallie • (4) Viola Perry - married Otis Poss.---- (5) Lois Perry - married Sam Crow. (6) Henrietta Perry - married "Red" Upchurch, (7) Marjorie Perry. (8) Wm. Henry Perry, Jr. Morried ?

Tabitha Callie Sims, daughter of Nancy Susan Naomi Hill and Alfred J. Sims, married Joseph D. Qullian. He wos born in Dalton, Georgia, February 23, 1893 and is a graduate of Soutp Georgia College, and Emory College. At present (1960), he is a Justice of The Georgia State Supreme Court, (The children, 3 ond 4, were those of Tabitha Sims cind J. D, Qullian) . 1. Dr. Joseph D. Quillian, Jr. Methodist Minister and a department head at Perkins School of Religion, S. M. U., Dallas, TeY 2. Alm2 Quillian - School teacher in Madison, Georgia. 3. Alfred Quillian - Solicitor General of the Piedmont Circuit Superior Court. 4. Kelley Quillian - Law partner of Lt. Gov. Garland Byrd.

Callie Lucy Ella Hill, a daughter of William Henry Hill and Camma Jane Smith, was born July 29th, 1873 in Walton County, Georgia near Winder, died April 2, 1935. She married John Emanuel Hill who was born in Jackson County, Georgia, Nov. 1st, 1862, died April 10th, 1935. He was the son of Starling E. Hill and Lucinda Stewart of Jackson County. Callie Hill and John E. Hill were married November 15th, 1892. The marriage cermony was performed by Tandy Randolf. They lived at Hoschton, Georgia wher~ all of their children were born. Their children were: (1) Annie Naomi Hill - born July 26, 1896 - md. Jun~ 16, 1920 to Isaac Erret Jackson, son of Jesse Mercer Jackson and Mary Ann Missouri Austin of Winder, Georgia. Their Children: 1. Ann Hill Jackson - born April 25th, 1926, Athens, Clark Co., Ga. Md. June 1950 to James Allen Smith, son of Graham Allen Smith and Cornelia Server of Henderson, Kentucky. Children: a. James Allen Smith, Jr., born April 1952 in Selma, Alabama. b. Graham Hill Smith, b. Aug. 20~ 1954 in At~anta, Fulton, County, Georgia. 174. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF F1~IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. c. Ann Cameron Smith, b. Nov. 5th, 1958 in Chicago, Park Forest, Illinois. (2) Eula John Hill, daughter of Callie and John E. Hill, was born Sept. 10th, 1900, married July 14th, 1926, Henry Wilbur Sullivan, son of Joseph P. and Mary Mainline Sullivan of Mt. Ster- ling, Kentucky. (no children). · (3) Callie Latrelle Hill, born July 21, 1904 - married May 25th, 1925 to Dan Hugh Willi~mson who was born November 3rd, 1903, the son of Augustus S. Williamson and Mrs. Mary Donald Edwards Starr# of Rockmart, Polk County, Georgia. They have a son; Dan Hugh Williamson, Jr., born Oct. 27th, 1926 at Hoschton, Georgia. He married December 28th, 1949, Olwen Morgan Thomas at Jacksonville, Florida. She was born August 11, 1928, the daughter of Lois Holman and William.Gwyn Thomas. Their children: a. Alice Ann Williamson - born April 5th, 1951 in Munich, Germany. b. Caroline Hill Williamson, born August 4th, 1952 in Munich, Germany. (4) Ethel Bill Hill - born October 27th, 1906, married Henry Clay Camp, November 20th, 1927, the son of Henry Otis Camp and Maude Sims of Winder, Barrow County, Georgia. Henry Clay Camp is the Sheriff-Elect (1960) of Barrow Co., Georgia. Their Children: 1. Henry Clay Camp, Jr., born Nov. 21, 1928 at Hoschton, Georgia, and died February 13, 1951 in Korea, Serial No. 063031. He was Barrow County's most decorated soldier. He was awarded post­ humosly the Bronze Star, Silver Star, D. S. C. 1, firing range at Foft Benning, Ga., is named in his honor. Henry Clay Camp, Jr. was 1st Lt. of Company c., 15th Infantry Regiment, 1st Battalion, 3rd Division, third Army. 2. William Otis Camp - born June 7th, 1933 in Winder, Georgia. 3. Jane Hill Camp - born June 27th, 1939 in Winder, Ga. She was married Sept. 7th, 1958 to James Calvin Parker, son of J, H. Parker and Geneva Hewitt of Barrow County, Georgia. 4. Judith Lindley Camp - born July 18, 1941 in Winder, Georgia. Henry Otis Camp was the first Sheriff of Barrow Co., Ga.,~ a U.S. Marshall for Northern District of Georgia when he died ,:,Mary Donald Edwards wa'S the dau. of Rev. Thos. J. and Mary Matilda Meaders Edward: Matilda was the dau. of Rev. Jedediah Meaders and Margaret Gober and his brother, v,Tm. Meadows, md. Orpha Gober. "The Old Free State" Vol. II by Bell, page 389, Wm. Gober md. Lucy Cambell, Thos. Edwards Surety on Marriage bond of Peter Edwards and Patsey Fisher. Both i!Tm. Gober, Sr. & Jr. were Revolutionary Soldiers. Wm. Gober, Sr., Coweta, Franklin Co., Ga Will in Newton Co., Ga. Will of Thomas Edwards, Grandfather of Thos. J. Edwards is in Greenville, Co., S. C. 175. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF Fl.IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - Their Daughter Dorcas Hpsch Hill. Census 1860 - Walton County, Georgia.

CARTER HILL Age 55 ( B • 1805)° Nancy Hill " 42 ( B. 1818) Frances Hill 18 ( B • 1842) Susan Hill "n 16 (B. 1844) Sara Elizabeth" n 14 ( B. 1846) Nancy Josephine" " 12 ( B. 1848) Amanda Almedia Ann" 10 John W. Hill (twins) 10 Lucy Ella Hill " $ ( B. 1852) Martha N. Hill 6 ( B. 1854) Cammie Hill " 3 ( B. 1857) Ida Hill "6/12" ( B. 1860).

W. H. Hill Age 38 Merchant Real Estate $1,400 C. J. Hill n 17 Female Mary Hill "10/12 Female

Estate of John Hill. Walton County, Georgia. Minutes 1831. Page 22. Carter Hill qualified as executor of John Hill, Sr. deceased, The court then adjourned until court in course. May Term 1832. Egbert B. Beal J. I. C. James Orr - J. I. c. Robert M. Echols J. I. C. During the Administration, land lots were sold in Cherokee County, Georgia and Cobb County, Georgia (land Lottery Draws.) John Hill Estate sale (household, stock - tools,) Sept. 16, 1853. Minutes 1853. Page 167. Walton County, Georgia. Carter Hill is dismissed as exector of Estate of John Hill. October Term, 1854. 176. HILL & HILL-MOBZRLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - Continued. IV. MARY HOSCH, daughter of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch, was born in Fairfield District, S. C., 1815-20, and died ______? From Hall County, Georgia, marriage records - "Mary Hosch to William Hill, August 20, 1837." The Returns, },~athew Hosch Estnte shows: "paid to Wm. Hill - ~,572.50. 11 •••• dated Sept. 4th, 1848. This is the last record we have of Wm. Hill and his wife, Mary Hosch Hill. The ancestry of this particular lvm. Hill is unplaced. He may have been a connection of any of the numberous Hills shown within these pages. Further research will be necessary to un­ cover addi tiona 1 rec or,'-:; of this couple. ( The compiler welcomes new data on any of these families.}

V. ELIZABETH ELLEN HOUSCH, daughter of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch, was born in the spring of 1821 in Fairfield District, S. C. and died May 8, 1895 in the Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory. She married Reuben F. Hill, born ca. 1813, died August 1848 at his plantation in Northwest Fairfield District. They were married in Georgia ebout 1839 although it may have been earlier since she was not shown to be a minor in the guardianship papers dated 1838-39. Children: John Crawford, Susannah and Henry W. Hill. After Reuben F. Hill died in 1848, Elizabeth Ellen Housch Hill married Jacob F. Hill, a nephew of her deceased husband. His ancestry is unplaced. The children of Jacob and Ellen Hill Rousch Hill were: (l} James L. W. Hill 1 born 1852 in Fairfield Co., S. C., and died circa 1880-82. (2} Matthew W. Hill, born 1855, in Walker Co., Georgia, and died circa 1892 in Scott Co., Arkansas. John Crawford Hill, son of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Ellen Housch Hill, was born April, 1840, in Fairfield District, S. C., and died December 3rd, 1910, Muskogee County, Oklahoma. He md. first, Mary Howell of Walker Co., Ga. Children: John Hutson, b. 1865; Virgil E. Hill, b. Aug. 3, 1867; Earl Van Dorn Hill, b. Nov. 1869; and Baxter Hill, born 1871. John Crawford Hill md. 2nd: Amanda Jane Anderson. Children: Claude Hill, Susannah, De Forest Hill, Sr., James Arthur Hill. All of the children were born in Georgia but De Forest and .: c::-rnes Arthur Hill Susannah Hill, daughter of Reuben and Elizabeth Hosch Hill, v,·, .s born 1844 in Fairfield District, S. C. and died • She rrd. -~--Mattox about 1872. Children: Buddy Mattox, lived in t 1e Walker-Chattooga County area; ___ Mattox, a daughter, b. ---? married and had two children. Henry W. Hill, son of Reuben F. and Elizabeth Housch Hill, md. ~ ~ah (Sally} Hill. He was born 1844 in Fairfield and died in E~ott County, Arkansas circa 1890. They had one daughter, Ella Hill who md. 1st: Caleb Kinslow, 2nd: Lee Doyle. They had two cL.ildren; Viola Irene and Edward Lee Doyle and lived in Muskogee, Oklahoma. (see pages 77 through 98) 177. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - continued.

LUCINDA HOSCH, daught~r of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch, was born October 27, 1823 and died March 12, 1849. She married F.N.F. Maynard, born June 1, 1820, died Feb. 27, 1873. They are buried at the old Maynard Cemetery near Winder. After Lucinda Hosch Maynard died, he married second; Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Arnold Smith. F. N. F. and Lucinda Hosch Maynard had one child: Junius Taylor Maynard, the only child of Lucinda Maynard was born May 8, 1847, married Dec. 16, 1869, Mary Isabella Lott, born ____?, died Sept. 23, 1916. She was the daughter of Hilliard Lott and Emily Thompson. The Children of Junius Taylor and Mary Isabella Maynard: I. Marion Russell Maynard - Born Oct. 14, 1870, died Jan. 18, 1959. He married Martha Bush Summerons and lived in Winder. II. Emma E. Maynard, born May 19, 1872 and died Feb, 11, 1956. She married Wm. T. Tanner and they lived in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, Georgia. III. Angie Lucinda Maynard, born Aug. 6, 1873, married L. Frank Sell.

IV. Hilliard Nathaniel Maynard, born Nov. 5, 1875, d. _.,? married Sallie Hale. V. Mary Celestia Maynard (Mamie), born August 16, 1877, has never married. (She furnished the Maynard lists to Mrs. Latrelle Williamson.) VI. John Harvey Maynard, born Sept. 17, 1880, died __? ., married Lucille Maynard.

VII. Junius Marvin Maynard, born Sept. 25, 1882, died _.,? married Mae Hutchinson. VIII. Bertha E. Maynard, born Feb. 14, 1885, d. Nov. 8, 1886. IX. Paul Thomas Maynard, born Sept. 13, 1887, married Mary Burson.

I. Marion Russell Maynard, born Oct. 14, 1870, and died Jan. 18, 1959, married Martha Bush Summerons, born 1881. Children: (1) Ruth Maynard, born July 30, 1903, died March 27, 1904. (2) Frank Maynard - (lives near Winder). (3) Ruby Maynard - married Fagin. Lives in Florida (4) Irene Maynard - marriedD:75°7 Johnston, Jr. They live in St. Louis, Missouri, 178. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTICt1rs OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - Their daughter, Lucinda Maynard. I. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Russell Maynard - cont. (5) Cammie Maynard - married Coy Ninton - Winder, Georgia. (6) Ellen Maynard - married Ben Smith. Live in S. C. (7) Louise Maynard - married Wm. Edwards - Florida. (8) M. R. Maynard, Jr., married ____? Live in N. C.

II. The children of Emma E. Maynard and VTm. T. Tanner. (celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary} ( 1) Bessie Tanner. ( 2) Bertie Tanner - married Luther Maxey. ->-( 3 ) Percy Tanner - md. Nellie Sims, dau. of Jack Sims. Reside at Winder, Georgia. ( 4) Maynard Tanner - married Elizabeth ____? Tenn. ( 5) Annie Tanner - married-.--.-.-----? Arkansas. ( 6) Ruby Tanner (never married) ( 7) Noble Tanner - married . Reside at Lawrence- ville, Georgia.---- ( 8) Herman Tanner - --.--.---=-? Lives at Lawrenceville, Ga. ( 9) Leila Tanner - married J. Ford. 11 " Dacula, Georgia. (10) Mary Emma Tanner - married -----? Columbus, Ga.

III. Angie Lucinda Maynard, md. Frank Sell. No record.

IV. Children of Hilliard Nathaniel Maynard and Sallie Hale. (1) Chester Maynard - md. ? one son. Austell, Ga. (2) Fred Maynard - married____ ? Atlanta, Georgia. (3) Gene Maynard - married---? Smith, College Park, Ga. (4) Elsie Maynard - married___ ? (has two boys.) v. Mary Celestia Maynard (Mamie) Never married.

VI. John Harvey Maynard, born Sent. 17, 1880, died Sept. 6, 1946, married Lucille Maynard. Children: (1) Camille Maynard - (single, teaches at Cockran, Ga.) (2) Dorothy Maynard - Single - lives Winder, Georgia. (3) John Harvey Maynard, Jr. (Doc) (4) Ben Maynard - married ____? Three children.

VII. The children of Junius Marvin Maynard and Mary Lou (Mae?) Hutchinson. He was born Sept. 25, 1882, d. 1941 and she was born 1884 and died 1941. (1) Junius Marvin Maynard, Jr. (2) Lavinia Maynard - married ______? New Hampshire. VIII. Burtha E. Maynard, daughter of Junius Taylor Maynard and Mary Isabella Lott, was born Feb. 14, 1885, and died Nov. 1, 1886. 179. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Lucinda Hosch Maynard - continued. IX. Paul T. Maynard, son of Junius Taylor Maynard and Mary IsabellB Lott, married Mary Burson. Children: (1) Thomas T. Maynard - married Elizabeth ? 1 boy, 1 girl. (2) Ruth Maynard - Never married. (3) Caroline Maynard - married Bob Chaplin. (4) Joy Maynard - married Russell Chapman.

JUNIUS T. MAYNARD'S BIBLE RZCORD - Now in the Possession of Miss Mamie Maynard - 1'Jinder, Georgia. M A R R I A G E S Junius Taylor Maynard and M,:iry Isabella Lott ( daughter of HiJ 7 i nrd Lott and his wife Emily Thomason Lott) married Dec. 16, 1869. Eli Smith and Nancy Hosch - ~itnesses. (Nancy, the dau. of Lt. Henry Hosch, and cousin of Junius Maynard). Emma E. Maynard - married Wm. T. Tanner on Jan. 6, 1899 (?) Hilliard N. Maync.Jrd married Sallie Hale Dec. 20, 1898. Angie Lucinda Maynard married L. Frank Sell on Dec. 27, 1900. Marion Russell M~ynard married Martha Bush Summerons May 4, 1902. John Harvey Maynard married Lucille Maynard Nov. 23, 1904. Junius Marvin Maynard married Mary Lou Hutchinson June 24, 1908. Paul Thomas Maynard married Mary Burson on June 15, 1910.

B I R T H S Junius Taylor Maynard was born May 8, 1847. Mary Isabella Lott was born March 10, 1849. Marion Russell Maynard was born Oct. 14, 1870. (deceased) Emma E. Maynard was born May 19, 1872. (deceased) Angie Lucinda Maynard was born Aug. 6, 1873. Hilliard Nathaniel Maynard was born Nov. 5, 1875. Mary Celestia Maynard wos born Aug. 16, 1877. John Harvey Maynard was born Sept. 17, 1880. Junius Marvin Maynard was born Sept. 25, 1882. Burtha E. Maynard was born Feb. 14, 1885. Paul Thomas Maynard was born Sept. 13, 18a7.

D E A T H S Burtha E. Maynard died Nov. 8, 1886. Mary Isabella (Lott) Maynard died Sept. 23, 1916. Junius Taylor Maynard died April 4, 1923. Marion Russell Maynard died Jan. 18, 1959. Rmma E. (Maynard) Tanner died Feb. 11, 1956. Junins M;:irvin Maynard died Note: Tom Maynard (Banker), was the son of F. N. F. Maynard and his second wife, Elizabeth Smith, dought0r of Arnold Smith. ·, 180. HILL & HILL-MOBSRLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - continued.

VII. FRANCES REBECCA HOSCH, daughter of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch, was born June 25, 1825 and died October 12, 1875. She -married Francis (Frank) Marion Kerbow, September 24, 1845. After Frances died, Frank Kerbow married second.,...... ,,,..,.. ____? According to the 1850 census, he was born circa 1824. The children of Frances Hosch and Frank Kerbow were: (1) Green Marshall Kerbow, born November 11, 1846, married Frances Elsberry, lived at Cooper, Texas. Md. 2nd, Georgia Jennings. {2) Manshill Kerbow, born March 19, 1848, married Amanda Gray and lived at Clarkesville, Texas. (3) Viva Ann Kerbow, born Dec. 3, 1849, married Wm. (Billie) Smith. Lived at Enloe, Texas. (4) Mary Havana Frances Kerbow, born Feb. 28, 1852, married John Calvin Patterson. Lived at Enloe, Texas. (5) Melvina Kerbow, born October 29, 1853, married Oliver D. Wallace. The family lived at Enloe and now at Dallas, Texas. (6) John H. Kerbow - Born and died M:1rch 6th, 1856. {Harrison and John were twins) (7) Harrison C. Kerbow - Born March 6th, 1856, married Zora Redus. Lived at Clarendon, Donley County, Texas. ( 8) Lemmie Lucinda Kerbow, born July 22, 1860, married John A. Byrns. Lived at Enloe, Texas. (9) Mory Henrietta Kerbow, born ?, 1863, married Wm. Emory Shankle. Lived et Enloe, Texas.----

As steted, Frank Kerbow married a second time. There were one son and two daughters from this marriage. {no record) Mr. J.C. Patterson and Mary Frances Kerbow - children: 1. Mrs. W. H. Maupin, Harlingen, Texas. 2. Banner Kerbow - married Calvin Duncan. After her death he md. Mrs, John Davis, the daughter of Martha Hill and J~ckson \~1itworth. Martha was the daughter of Carter Hill end second v· i_fe, Nancy Mays.

Note: We do not have lists of the above families. The following is taken from correspondence concerning them. Viva Ann Kerbow and Wm. Billie Smith had: Mr. Herbert And M, W. Smith, of Enloe, Texas. Lemmie Lucinda Kerbow and John A. Byrns had children: A daughter, Eunice Byrns, md. A. C. Voyles. Another daughter was Ruby Byrns. 181. HILL & HILL-MOBZRLY co:'.NECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY l s. C. Frances Rebecca Hosch Kerbow. - continued. Page Name Age Sex Born 151 Francis Kerbour 26 Male Georgia Farmer Frances Kerbour 24 Female ?I Green M. Kerbour 4 M II Manshill Kerbour 2 M If Viva Ann Kerbour 5/12 F " Mary Hosch 57 F South Carolina Harriet Bushclark 18 F 11 " George VJ. Stewart 18 M n n

Jaekson County, Georgia - Records from the office of County Clerk. Deed Bk. O, pages 542-543 - Sept. 12, 1855. "From Jesse M. Kerbow, executor, and Celia Kerbow executrix of the ~ stcte of Solomon Y:orbow of ,J: ckSon Co., Georgia - 100 acres of land on the Mu~berry fork of the Oconee River, known as the Key place, for the sum of $300.00. When the census of 1850 was recorded, Mary Hill Hosch was living with her daughter, Frances Rebecca Kerbow, and all of her children were now grown and married. A letter from Mary Frances Kerbow Patterson (Mrs. J.C.) to Mrs. J.E. Hill of Winder, Ga.: "I was not grown when we came to Texas (Mrs. Patterson was born 1852 in Jackson County, Ga.) and Grandmother Hosch died soon after we moved here." (this was circa 1867) The kerbows lived in Red River County, Texas, near Clarks­ ville, at Detriot. Later, after Frances Hosch Kerbow died, Frank moved to Delta County, Texas and was buried at Mt. Joy. Later the family returned to Red River County. Francis Kerbow was buried at Camp Shedd Cemetery in the northern part of Delta Co., on North Sulphur Creek. The Kerbow home in Red River County was between Paris and Greenville, Texas. _ From Eunice Byrns Voyles (Mrs. A. C. Voyles) Rt. 3, Cooper, Texas, daughter of Lemmie Kerbow and John Alonzo Byrns of Enloe, Texas and a granddaughter of Frank and Frances Hosch Kerbow - a great-grand daughter of Matthew Hosch and Mary Hill'' .••• Mary Hill Hosch was buried at Shamrock Church Yard about four miles west of Clarksville, Texas, on the old highway. There is no churc there now. The grave is unmarked ... Aunt Viva Ann Smith told •.• there was a cedar tree at the head of the grave, but she found so many cedar trees in the cemetery that there was no way to tel::i.. which was the grave of Mary Hill Hosch. 11 ( From Mrs. D. H. W.) Frances Hosch Kerbow died Oct. 12, 1a75 at her home near Clarksville, Red River County, Texas. She was buried in the cemetery at Garvice, a neighborhood south of Clarksville. The grave is unmarked. The parents of Francis Mad on (Frank) Kerbow were Solomon D. Kerbow and Celin Witt Kerrow. HILL & HILL:..MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Many of the Georgia families shown herein were neighbors, but lived in different counties, or their property was divided by county lines. The following article from the ATLANTA JOURNAL gives an interesting explanation of how these people solved the problem. From The Atlanta Journal - published at Atlanta, Georgia. "BARRor,J FORMED TO SOLVE 3-WAY TANGLE IN WINDER." ~"Barrow County, in north-centra 1 Georgia, was created in 1914 because the junction of Gwinnett, Jackson and Walton counties was in the city of Winder, a st2te of affairs that distressed many of its residents. One complained that he lived in one county, had his office in another, and owned land in a third--and all were in the city of Winder. However, it took the citizens 10 years to get the new county--one of the smallest in the state--created. It was the 147th county organized and is the 148th in size. The county was named for David C. Barrow, longtime Chancellor of the University of Georgia. The county seat, Winder, was named for Gen. John H. Winder, who was president of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad. The town was originally known as Jug Tavern and later as Brandon until the name was finally changed to Winder. The Population of Barrow County is 13,400 (1957 estimates) and Winder, 5,100. The county ranks 75th in population. Other towns are Auburn, Bethlehem, Carl, Statham and Russell. About three miles southeast of Winder is old Ft. Yargo, built in the Indians-ranged Georgia frontiers, now a state park. About three and half miles of Winder is King's Tan Yard battle­ field, where Confederate cavalry skirmished--and drove back--a straying patrol from the Union army en route to the sea. Highways running through Barrow County are U.S. 29, and Georgia 124, 211, 53, 82 and 11. Barrow is edging from rural to urban, less than half its people live on farms but the number of farms in the county hasn't dropped as much as in other Georgia counties. Barrow ranks 19th in importance among broiler counties in the state and three-fifths of the county's farm income comes from broilers. There is some light manufacturing in the county." 183. HILL & HILL--MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

VIII. WILLIAM HILL HOSCH, son of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch, was born circa 1827 and died---~-? He married Matilda Beddingfield in Walton County, Georgia, May 23, 1847. (marriage date from Book D-page 270, Walton County, records.) They had the following children: (1) Matthew A. Hosch - married MLlry'Frances Stanton in 1863 or 1865. ( 2) Hardy Beddingfield Hosch - married May 2, 1878, Louise J. Perry. Lived in Alabama. (3) John Hosch - married Nannie Plunkett. (Twin sisters) (4) Wiley Hosch, married Jane Plunkett. ( ) Wiley Hosch died 1948, Buford, Georgia. (5) Ike Hosch Buford, Georgia. {6) Sallie Hosch - married ____Johnson, Buford, Ga. (7) Fannie Hosch - married Tom Garner. Buford, Georgia. (8) Thirza Hosch - md. 1st? Ridgeway. md. 2nd? Willis Higgins. By the first shown marriage there were two children, Warren and Joe Ridgeway, of Buford, Georgia. By the second marriage, two girls and one boy were born •• Buford, Georgia.

(9) Dilmus Hosch - married Caroline F. Sims, Jan. 19, 1874, Walton County, Georgia. Their children were: 1. Wm. ,rvalton Hosch (11\fillie), married Cynthia Gertrude Henry. Children: (a) Alma Hosch - married Roy Geiger - Winder, Ga. Children: Benny Lee Geiger, b. 1934; Billy Jack Geiger, b. 1936 and Betty Joe Geiger, born 1944. (b) Syble Hosch - married Randolf Harris. Dau. Rita Harris, born 1946. ( c) Willie Grace Hosch - marri.ed Hugh DeLay. A dau., Sandra Grace DeLay, born. 1941. 2. Alfred Hardy Hosch, son of Dilmus and Caroline Hof'f".h married Martha Maude Clack. They had two children: (a} Wm. Jackson Hosch (Jack), married Clara Ridgeway, They have one daughter, Martha Jane Hosch, born 1947. Bethlehem, G, (b) Callie Ruth Hosch. Bethlehem, Ga.

(10) Jim Hosch, son of Wm. Hill Hosch and Matilda Beddingfield. Note: The records in the Wm. Hill Hosch section were compiled from lists supplied by Ruth and Paul Hosch to Mrs. Dan Williamson a~d Mrs. Leila Hosch Jarrard. 184. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - Their son, W. H. Hosch, continued. (1) · Matthew A. Hosch, the oldest son of Wrr. Hill Hosch and Matilda Beddingfield, was born May 26, 1848t died May 10, 1911. He married Mary Frances Stanton (in 1863 or 65J. She was born December 14, 1846 and died Dec. 27, 1920. (Fannie Stanton Hosch). Children: 1. Wm. John Hosch - married 1st: ____- __Dunr1.hoo, a sister of Joe Dunahoo. They had one daughter, Mae Sue Hosch. She married -=--,__Estes. Wm. John Hosch marrie0. 2nd: Florence Shelley. Her family came~from England and operated a gold mine at Sugar Hill, near Bufo~d, Georgia. There were eight children by this marriage. (a) Junious Hosch - Winfield, Alabama. (b) Emory E. Hosch - Atlanta, Georgia. (c) Almon Hosch - Winfield, Alabama. (d) Murphy Hosch - Ensley, Alabama. (e) Gertrude Hosch - Never married. (f) Estelle Hosch - married ? (g) Mabel Hosch - married.,-_.,,-=-.....,..?----- (h) William Hosch - Detroit, Michigan. 2. Mary E. (Mollie) Hosch, born June 13, 1870, died June 20, 1915, married John P. Hill, born June 25, 1866, and died Oct. 23, 1931. Children: (a) Luther Hill - married Hattie Dunahoo. They had two daughters, Louise and Jean Hill. (b) Albert Hill - married Mary Thompson. They had one daughter, Helen Hill who md. John Hardy. They had two children. 3. Henry A. Hosch, son of Matthew A. and Fannie Stanton, married 1st: Mary Lizzie Hill (dau. of Wm. E. Hill and his first wife, Mary Frances ('sis') House. Children: (a) James E. Hosch, li. Feb. 10, 1895, d. Jan. 19, 1896 - buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Winder, Georgia on Matthew A. Hosch lot. (b) Clyde Hosch - deceased. (c) Albertus Hosch - of Jacksonville, Florida. Henry A. Hosch married 2nd: Georgia Carter, Jan. 16, 1906, Walton Co., Ga. They had one daughter, Daisey Hosch and she liveR in Jacksonville, Florida. 4. Russell Franklin Hosch, son of Matthew A. and Fannie Stan­ ton Hosch, married Mattie Lord of Commerce, Jackson Co., Ga. They had children: (a) 1,villie M. Hosch - married Belle Moon of Barrow Co., Ga., daughter of Joe Moon. They live in Lumberton, N. C. (b) Elmer Hosch - married Agnes ? They have c,ne son, JamBs Hosch and a dnughter Laura Hosch.~-- (c) Ralph Hosch - marriert ____Ellis. Had one dau., c oan Hosch. ( C) Marie Hosch - married Dupree Pace. Live at Monroe Georgia. 185. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - Their son, Wm. H. Hosch - continued. (5) Emma Hosch, daughter of Matthew A. and Fannie Stanton Hosch, married Cordo Wallace, deceased. They lived in Atlanta, Ga. and had eight children, (our list is incomplete) four boys and four girls; Leonidus; Hershell; William; Jack; Ethel and?

(6) Leonard Hosch, son of Matthew A. and Fannie Stanton Hosch, was born 1883 and married _____Harris. He lives in Winfield, Alabama.

(7) Ola Hosch, daughter of Matthew A. and Fannie Stanton Hosch, was born Aug. 9, 1890 and married John Rice. Lives in Commerce, Jackson County, Georgia.

(8) Paul Stanton Hosch, son of Matthew A. and Fannie Stanton Hosch, was born Aug. 9, 1890. He married first: Mary Meadows, died June 21, 1954. No children. Paul Stanton Hosch married 2nd: Geraldine Emmett of Gainesville, Georgia.

(9) An infant - Born -----? and died GRAVESTONES ON MATTHEW A. HOSCH LOT IN ROSEHILL CEMETERY, WINDER, GEORGIA Matthew A. Hosch Mary E. Hill (Molly Hosch) Born May 26, 1848 Born June 12, 1870 wife of John P. Hil~ Died May 10, 1911 Died June 20, 1915

John P. Hill Marys. (Meadows) Hosch, Wife of Born June 25, 1866 June 21, 1954 Paul S. Died October 23, 1931 Hosch

James E. Hosch, Son of H. A; & M. L. Hosch Born Feb. 10, 1895 Died Jan. 19, 1896 186. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

IX. SUSAN HOSCH, the daughter of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch, was born 1829 and died 1859. She married Solomon L. Beddingfield, born 1817, died 1906. She is buried at Old Concord in Winder, Georgia. It is the site of the old Winder High School building. There used to be a Methodist Church and a school there - both known as Concord. The present First Methodist Church of Winder is the successor of Old Concord Church. Susan Hosch was the first wife of Solomon Beddingfield and they had six or seven children. He married 2nd: Frances Ridge­ way and he was the father of 13 children. ~Children of Susan Hosch and Solomon L. Bedingfield. (1) Edward J. Bedingfield, born July 4, 1847 and died Nov. 11, 1907, married first: Mary Magdalene Ridgeway Lake, (Mrs. Polly) Widow of Elisha Lake, on April 8, 1868. She was born Sept. 7, 1,829, and died March 26, 1899. Both are buried at Corinth Methodist Church. They had two children: 1. Susan Leeana Bedingfield - married Green Smith, son of Truman Kellog Smith. Their daughter is Mary Lee Smith (Mrs. Oscar D. Smith of Bethlehem, Georgia.) 2. William Henry Bedingfield, married Nov. 1, 1885, Josie Odum (a sister to Martha Ann Odum who md. Solomon Bedingfield, Jr., (Henry's Uncle)) - They had eight children: (a) Liza Bedingfield - md. Will Fuller. (b) Clifford Bedingfield - md. ___? (c) Mamie Bedingfield - married Albert Smith, son of John Smith. (d) Winnie Bedingfield - married ____? (e) Myrtis Bedingfield - married~-=-:--,,-? (f) Edward Bedingfield - married Mae Pirkle. (g) Emory Bedingfield - married __..,.__? Note: children above not in order of their ages.

Edward J. Bedingfield married 2nd: Emma Perkins. They had three Children: (a) Tommy Bedingfield (died young) (b) Avery Bedingfield - married ____ Porterfield. Lives at Monroe, Georgia. (c) Hillie Bedingfield - md. Lucille Haynie. Lives at Atlanta, Georgia. ·

(2) Mary Jane Bedingfield, daughter of Susan Hosch and Solomon Bedingfield, was born 1849 and married Sim W. Hill on Nov. 6, 1864, in lvalton County, Georgia. They had 18 children and lived at Sand Mt., Alabama near Gadsden and Boaz, Alabama. (3) Cammie Bedingfield, daughter of Susan and Solomon Bedingfield; married Frank Whitehead and had several children. (We do not have the list) but one was Ernest Whitehead of Bi.rmi.ngham, Alabama; Lee; Cammie; and Rosa Whi~ehead. 187. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch. Susan Hosch Beddingfield - cont. (4) Solomon Bedingfield, Jr., son of Susan and Solomon Beding­ field, married Martha Ann Odum. They had seven children: 1. James Galveston Bedingfield, born 1819,. married Minnie r, 2. Alice Elzora Bedingfield, b. Aug. 26, 1881, married Dec-.- 18, 1895 to William Howard Thomas, born April 9, 1875. The information on Sol. Bedingfield, Jr. was furnished by a grand­ daughter of Mrs. Alice Thomas (Mrs. George D. Smith, Winder, Ga.) - 3. Albert Bedingfield - md. Sulu Means of Macon, Georgia. 4. Phileatus Bedingfield - md •.-..---..-=-.-? 5. Viola Bedingfield - md. Cliffora Edwards of Macon, Ga. 6. Beulah Mae Bedingfield - md. Mike ___9 7. Infant - (deceased) · -- Solomon Bedingfield, Jr., lived in Walton Co., Ga., and later .moved to Covington, Georgia.

(5) Leona Bedingfield, daughter of Susan and Solomon Bedingfield, married Mercer Gunter and lived in Walton County, Georgia. They had seven children. Among them was one named Ira Gunter.

(6) John Hardy Bedingfield, son of Susan and Solomon Bedingfield~ was born Feb. 7, 1851 and died in 1915. He married Lucy Cl~men­ tine Harrison, Dec. 7, 1871. She was the daughter of Pickens Harrison. Lucy was born May 31-, 1854 and died 1956. Both are buried at Corinth. They had 14 children.

(7) Sally Bedingfield - No information.

The Children of John Hardy Bedingfield and Lucy C. Harrison. 1. Emma Bedingfield married Lucius Harris. Lived in Tampa, Florida. 2. James Hardy Bedingfield, born Dec. 16, 1873 and died May 22, 1952. Married first: Lillie Floy Matthews, Dec. 25, 1894. She was born ,~rch 1, 1877 and died Jan. 5, 1915. She was a dau. of Dr. Charlie Matthews and Texas Adams of Bethleh0m, Georgia. They had five children: (a) Dora Kathleen Bedingfield, b. Jan. 2, 1896, md. April 21, 192) (b) Gypsie Eugene Bedingfield, b. Oct. 24, 1897, md. Jan. 1, 192f (c) Jonas Julius Bedingfield, b. Jan. 28, 1903, md. Sept. 25, :92t (d) Bonnie Teck Bedingfield, b. Jan. 9, 1906. Md. July 19, 1931. (e) John Hoyt Bedingfield, born Nov. 11, 1907. James Hardy Bedingfield married second: Jewel Parker on May 17, 1917. She was born April 11, 1891. They lived in Walton and Barrow counties, Georgia. 188. HILL & HILL~MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - Their daughter, Susan Bedingfield. Children of John Hardy and Lucy Harrison Bedingfield - cont. 3. Annie Bedingfield - married Jim Morris. Atlanta, Ga. 4. Rosa Bedingfield - married Dr. J. J. Bridges. They had severa 1 children, Corrinne; Mabel; Clair; Fred, and others. 5. Dora Bedingfield - married James Emory Wood. They live in Atlanta, Georgia. 6. John Centennial Bedingfield "Ten", married April 25, 1897 to Minnie Yearwood. 7. Roch Bedingfield married Estella Phillio, Lakemont, Ga. -~ 8. LeRoy Bedingfield - born 1891 and died 1910. Never md. 9. Ivilla L. Bedingfield - 1878 - 1881. 10. Amma E. Bedingfield, born 1882 and died 1884. 11. Robert Lee Bedingfield - born 1886 and died 1887. 12. Infant Son. (there were two other children - 9 lived to adulthood and eight through twelve are buried at Corinth.

Solomon L. Bedingfield, after the death of Susan Hosch Bedingfield, married a second time: Frances Ridgeway, a sister to Mary Magdalene Ridgeway, the wife of his son, Edward J. Beding­ field. The second wife is buried at Hopewell Church, between Gadsden arid Asheville, Alabama. They had six children: (1) Elihu Bedingfield - married---= ? (2} Elisha Bedingfield - married Jan. 2, 1881, Cammie Coker. (3) Caney Bedingfield - married Jack Smith - Boaz, Alabama. (4) Lizzie Bedingfield - married 1st: ____McDaniel. 11 2nd: ______? 11 3rd: ______Cowan. (5) Dave Bedingfield - married ______,.,._? (6) Willis Allen Bedingfield, born July J, 1872 and d. May 20, 1924, married Sept. 13, 1897, Lilla Patton. She was born Jan. 23, 1875 and died July 18, 1951. They had one daughter in Winder, Ga. Anne Bedingfield (Mrs. Claude McDaniel) and one son in Gadsden, Alabama.

Note: A list of the children of Susan Hosch and Solomon Beding­ field gave Leona as Lenna. Another list showed a Sally while 3nother failed to show the name. Solomon L. Bedingfield and Wm. Hill Hosch (who md. Matilda Bedingfield) were brothers-in-law. One of Solomon's children spelled the name Bennefield. 189. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Braselton Family of Jackson County, Georgia. SUSAN FRANCES HOSCH, daughter of Henry and Matilda Hosch, was born August 11, 1847 and died Jan. 3, 1929. She married Dec, 11, 1867, William Harrison Braselton, born March 4, 1835 and died November 26, 1896. He was the son of Job Braselton and Sarah Dowdy. William Harrison Braselton and Susan Frances Hosch were the parents of five children: Wm. Henry; Green; John Oliver; Belle and Lena Braselton. (The following sketch of the Braselton Family was furnished by Miss Leita Green Braselton to Mrs. Dan Williamson who for­ warded the records to the compiler.) B R A S E L T O N "Jacob Braselton, Sr. (Brazelton-Bragelton) was born June 27, 1749 and died October 28, 1825. His father was John Brasel­ ton. He is thought to have been born in either Wales or the Rhine country of Germany. He married Hannah Green, the daughter of Duff Green of Virginia, about 1772. Hannah Green Braselton was born April 8th, 1757, and died October 11, 1832." "Jacob Braselton, Sr., (according to family tradition), served as a Private in the American Revolution. His residence is given as Virginia and North Carolina about the time of the Rev. War. He removed to Georgia about 1790. He became a citizen in 1812. (reference: Lucien L. Knight 1 s Ga. Roster of the Revolution, page 319.)" Jacob and Hannah joined Walnut Church - 1813, in Jackson Co., Georgia. They are buried in Walnut Church Cemetery, about 3 mJ.les from Braselton, Georgia. Children: ( 1) John Braselton - born Feb. 27, 1774. Went to Kentucky and later to Georgia. Killed by the Indians. ( 2) Elizabeth Braselton - Married _,_..,....,..Brown. She was born Nov. 5, 1775, and died June 23, !S05. ( 3 ) Henry Braselton - born 1777. ( 4) William Braselton - Tenn. ( 5) Hannah Braselton, Jr. - Born June 24, 1781, died Oct. 11, 1832. She married 1800, Ezekiel Putnam, ( 6) Mary Braselton - Born Feb. 21, 1783. ( 7) Jacob Braselton, Jr. Born March 17, 1785. Md. ___BricE:·. ( 8) Green Braselton - Born December 5, 1786. ( 9) Reuben Braselton - Born December 30, 1788. (10) Daniel Braselton - Kentucky. ( 11) Job Green Braselton - Born Dec. 30, 1792, died July 26, 1852. Married Sally Dowdy, 1826. (12) Rebecca Braselton - Born Feb. 3, 1795. Md. ____Brazil. (13) Amos Braselton - Born Mt:iy 15, 1797: -H~ marriea Eliza­ beth McMillan who was born May 30, 1803. (14) Sarah Braselton - Born October 29, 1799. 190. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. JOB GREEN BRASELTON was born Dec. 30, 1792 and died July 26, 1848. He married Sally Dowdy in 1826. She was born October 15, 1808, and died July 25, 1893. Children of Job Braselton and his Wife, Sarah Dowdy. 1. Katharine Braselton - married Cooper. 2. Green Braselton - Born Jan. 10-;--"I~j,died Nov. 1, 1854. 3. Ann Braselton - married _____Merck. 4. Amanda Braselton - married _____Miller. 5. William Harrison Braselton - Married Susan Frances Hosch. 6. Hannah Braselton - Married ____,canning. 't. Eliza Braselton - marri.ed ---=1J\Jood. 8. Jane Braselton - married ~---Bell. 9. Angie Braselton - married Wm. G. B. Hosch, the son of Lt. Henry and Matilda Camp Hosch and a brother of Susan Frances Hosch Braselton.

THE CHILDREN OF WILLIAM HARRISON BRASELTON AND SUSAN FRANCES HOSCH. I. William Henry Braselton - Born Oct. 5, 1869 and died May 24, 1956. He married in 1891 Fallie Darby, on May 7th. She was born .-.-,,__._.?, died July 13, 1947. Pallie Darby was the daughter of Sally Nowell and James Darby of Hoschton, Georgia. They had nine children; five boys and four girls. (1) Royce Green Braselton - Born 1892. Married August 1, 1917 to Carrie M. Lott. Issue: 1. Royce G. Braselton, Jr., born 1919. He married Wynelle Chastain. They reside in Braselton, Ga. Children: Steve; Debora; Pallie; Mike; Patty and a son, Jan Braselton, now deceased. ( 2) Sadie Bell Braselton - married Brice Ward. They live in Gainesville, Georgia. Children: 1. Brice Ward, Jr. - married 2. Jim Ward - married -----· 3. Henry Ward - married • 4. Marion i1vard (An adopteadaughter.} md. ----·

( 3 ) Grace Braselton - md. Robert Word Cook of Jacksonville, Florida. Children: 1. Bobby Cook - married (Jr.) 2. Joe Cook - married -----· 3. Dick Cook - married -----· (4) James Lewis Braselton - married Edith Nix of Commerce, George. They reside at Braselton, Ga. Children: 1. Clara Elizabeth (Pam) Braselton - married Dr. J. W. Jackson, Jr., issue: J. W. Jackson, III. 2. J. Lewis Braselton, Jr. born Oct. 1, 1929 and died Dec. 18, 1944. 3. Lucy Braselton, born March 8, 1941. 191. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of William H. Braselton and Susan Frances Hosch - Children of 11vm. Henry Braselton and Pa llie Darby. Contimrnc.

( 5) William McKinley Braselton, son of Vifm. Henry and Fallie Braselton, was born 1903 and married Annette Maughan. They live at Braselton, Georgia. Children: 1. William McKinley Braselton, Jr. (6) Frances Newell Braselton, born May 14, 1906 and died 1924. (7) John Henry Braselton, born April 17, 1909. Lives in Braselton, Georgia. He is single. (8) Harrison Wigmore Braselton - married Dorothy Verner of Commerce, Georgia. They live in Lawrenceville, Ga., ,and have one child, Ruth Elizabeth, born July 15, 1947. (9) Mary Elizabeth Braselton - married Fred Dale. They live at Gainesville, Georgia and have one son, Fred Dale, Jr.

II. GREEN BRASELTON, son of William Harrison and Susan Hosch Braselton, was born September 29, 1872 and died March 4, 1953. He married April 9, 1898, Cora May Duncan who was born April 28, 1880 and died July 12, 1959, daughter of Senator I. Frank Duncan and his wife Johannah of Hall County, Georgia. He was born June 8, 1859 and died Oct. 27, 1929. Jo~1nnah Duncan was born Jan. 23, 1862 and died June 26, 1950. Children of Green and Cora Braselton: (1) Harrison Franklin (Brazzie) Braselton - married Nan Bell. Live at Braselton, Georgia. Children= 1. Daughter - died in infancy, 1938. 2. Nancy Braselton - born June 4, 1941. (2) Leita Green Braselton. Receptionist for U.S. Senator Herman Talmadge of Georgia. Lives at Braselton.

(3) Henry Herman Braselton. Tf n I!

(4) Nellie Ruth Braselton. n f? 11 ( 5 ) Annie Rosalyn Braselton - md. Dr. Chas. Ridley Gillespie and live at Laurel, Mississippi. Children: 1. Charles Braselton Gillespie - married June 15, 1953, Carolyn Raines. 2. Ann Gillespie. (6) Green Braselton, Jr. - Md. Marie Carson. They live in Lawrenceville, Georgia. They have a daughter; Cheryl Braselton, born March 4, 1949. 192. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Wm. Harrison Braselton and Susan Frances Hosch. Green and Cora May Braselton - continued. (7) Mary Alli~e Braselton - md. Dr. Earl Lee Laird. They live in U~ion, Mississippi. Children: 1. Dorothy Alline Laird - md. Kerry Ezell, June 21, 1957. (Note: Green, Jr. and Mary Alline Braselton are twins) 2. Earl Lee Laird, Jr., born Nov. 29, 1943. 3. J~net (Jan) Laird, born Feb. 16, 1949. ~ (8) Herbert Brown Braselton - born Feb. 16, 1920. Married Peggy Lee Watlington, of Virginia. They live in Braselton, Georgia. They have one child: 1. Rebecca Lee Braselton - Born Dec. 12, 1950.

Four children of Green and Cora Braselton died in infancy: (1) Daughter B. & D. Nov. 15, 1900. (2 & 3) Twin Boys, b. Feb. 22, 19J4 - died June 9 and June 18, 1904. (4) Son born, Sept. 26, 1916 died Oct. 5, 1916.

III. JOHN OLIVER BRASELTON, son of Wm. H. and Susan Frances Ho,;ch, was born March 31, 1877 and died Feb. 2, 1951. He married Ottis McDonald of Apple Valley, Georgia, the sister of Dr. Ed McDonald who married Miss Belle Braselton. Resided in Braselton. John Oliver Braselton, Sr., founded the firm of Braselton Brothers at Braselton, Georgia. His brother, Green Braselton, then joined t.he firm a nd later their brother, Henry. ( See the sketch on Braselton, Ga.) Children of John and Ottis Braselton: (1) John Oliver Braselton, Jr. - married Mary Jacqueline Chism, of Atlanta, Georgia. (2) Henry Edward Braselton, born August 1, 1927.

IV. BELLE BRASELTON, daughter of Wm. H. and Susan Frances Hosch, was born--=---' died Oct. 20, 1959 at Winder, Georgia, and buried at Braselton, Georgia. She married Dr. Ed. M. hc~onald. They lived at Winder, Georgia, and had two children: (1) Sarah Frances McDonald. (Lawyer) (2) Marion Lenelle McDonald, born Aug. 30, 1920 and died May 2, 1921. Vo LENA BRASELTON, born Aug. 20, 1887 and died Jan. 6, 1954. Miss Lena Braselton was never married and in her later years lived with her sister, Mrs. Belle McDonald. Note: The dates shown on page 189 are taken from the bible of Jacob Braselton, Sr. (born June the 27th, 1749.) 193. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. B R A S E L T O N Georgia William Harrison Braselton was born in Clinchem District, Hall County, Georgia, March 4, 1835. He married Susan Frances Hosch, a daughter of Henry and Matilda Camp Hosch. In December 1876, Wm. H. Braselton purchased a tract of land in Jackson County, at the intersection (then called Hog-Mountain-Hurricane Shoals and Gainesville-Monroe Roads) which now lead to Winder, Gaines- 'ville, Jefferson and Lawrenceville, Georgia. Wm. H. and Susan Hosch Braselton were the parents of five children: Wm. Henry; Green; John Oliver; Belle and Lena Braselton. When John Oliver Braselton was eight years old, he was unable to work in the fields with his brothers, Henry and Green, because of sickness. He peddled produce and other necessities and finally erected a small building that served as a store. In this structure, (dimensions: six feet by six) the firm of Braselton Brothers had its orgin. The small business grew and his brother Green joined him and the firm became the Braselton Brothers. This was about 1887. The Business Kept growing and in 1896, Henry, the eldest brother joined the firm. In November 1896 their father, William Harrison Braselton, died. Their mother, Susan Hosch Braselton, died January, 1929. In 1907, their business had grown to such an extent that the Postal Department established a Post Office in the town and called it Braselton. By 1910 the firm had built their fift~ Store building on the same site. A description of the business (1944) states: "The rambling, rust-bricked store covers and under­ taking department, a barber shop, filling station, roller mill, a garage, planing mill, blacksmith shop, bonded warehouse, build­ ing material, warehouse, modern gin, private bank, post office and of course the usual mercantile, grocery and hardwc1re services." The firm draws its customers from the counties of north Georgia and is now managed by the sons and grandsons of the three founders. The town of Braselton was incorporated in 1916. They built the Braselton High School which made it possible for hundreds to get an education. Braselton, Hoschton and other schools are now consolidated, and occupies a modern new building located on the highway between Hoschton and Braselton. Another similar and interesting story is the founding of Hoschton by the brothers of Susan Hosch Braselton. (see page 166) Both Braselton and Hoschton were built by the great energy, industry and perseverance of their founders.*

* The sketch of Braselton, Georgia, was taken from North Georgia Newspapers, including the Gainesville News and the Atlanta Journal; and from the family history of the Braseltons. 194. HILL & HILL-MOBZRLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - Their son, John J. Housch - cont,* MARTHA JANE HOUSCH, daughter of John J. and Lemontine Housch, was born in Chattooga County, Georgia, Feb. 3, 1849 and died March 3, 1931 at Globe, Arizona~ She married Daniel Benjamin Franklin, born April 21, 1842 at Winder, Georgia and died Jan. 3, 1915 at Swift, Texas. He was the son of John Franklin and Lucy Hill. Lucy Hill Franklin was born 1807, died 1894, a daughter of John Hill and Annie Naomi Camp. Daniel Benjamin Franklin joined the Confederate States Army at th~ age of 18 years (1861) and was honorably discharged at the surrender at Appomatox, on the 9th of April, 1865. Martha J. Hosch and Benjamin Franklin were married on the 28th day of November, 1869, at the home of the bride by the Rev. Russell. They had seven children, five girls and two boys. They lived in both Walton and Chattooga Counties, Georgia, and for a short time, at Hoschton, Jackson County, Georgia. They removed to Marcelena, Texas in 1889. Children: (1) Lenora Franklin - born Winder, Georgia, Sept. 23, 1871, and died in Florenceville, Texas in 1890. (2) Idorah Franklin, born Winder, Georgia, Feb. 1, 1872 and died at the age of two years in 1874. ( 3 ) Robert Emmet Franklin, born March 19th, 1876 and died August 28, 1939 at Dallas, Texas. He married Amanda E. Nicholson. Children: 1. Benjamin G. Franklin. 2. Robert Paul Franklin. 3. Jomes Kenn0th Franklin. ( 4) Maggie May Franklin - born Winder, GeorgiB, July 20, 1$80. She married first: Albert W. Murray, born __ , and died 1946. Children: 1. Albert Murray, Jr. 2. Byron Murray. (Deceased) 3. Margaret Murray, married-..,,.-- Hogan. 4. Clarence Murray, an adopted son. May Franklin Murray is now married to Mr. Hugh Carter, (5) John Henry Franklin, born March 16, 1882 at Lyerly, r~attooga County, Georgia and died May 13th, 1957 at Rusk, Texas. Le married Pearl Lovelace. Children: 1. Raymon K. Franklin. 2. John Clifford Franklin. 3. Irene May Franklin, married _____ Young.

>,-l(ote: Mrs. Peter Brown of Yorklyn, Delc1ware, made a visit to b,,::;r grundmother, Mrs. Nettie Franklin Chambliss of Dallas, 'J.'r,-:a s, in the spring of 1960. En route, she visited Hoschton, G·)orgia, and contacted Mrs. Lc0 i la Hoa ch Ja1Tnrd. As a result, we Jre enabled to include more inf()i-m.r1t.ion on this brm1ch Hosch family. 195. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch - Their son, John J. Housch - Cont. (6) Jeanette (Nettie) Franklin, daughter of Marthe J. and Benjamin Franklin, was born October 28, 1884 at Lyerly, Georgia. She married John W. Donaho. Settled 1210 Kings Highway, Dallas 8 Texas. Children of Nettie Franklin and John W. Donaho: (deceased) 1. Alta Mae Donaho Di Meo. 2. Clara Magadaline Donaho Burton. 3. John Herschell Donaho. 4. Joel Bishop Donaho. Jeanette Nettie Franklin Donaho later married William Arthur Chambliss. He died, 1944. Clara Magadaline Donaho married Dr. Chatwood Burton, Profes-­ sor of Fine Arts at the University of Minnesota. They had two children; a daughter Courtney Burton and a son, Roger Chatwood Burton. Doctor S. Chatwood Burton died 1947. Courtney Burton married Peter Brown and they are residents of Yorklyn, Delaware. (7) Stella Maude Franklin, daughter of Martha J. and Ben Franklin, was born at Lyerly, Georgia, October 8, 1884. She married Billy Williams (deceased). They had one daughter - died in infancy. Maude Franklin Williams later married George Douglass (deceased). She is living at Monterey Park, California. 196. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

W I L L I A M H O S C H 0 F M I S S I S S I P P I Elizabeth Ellen Housch Hill and her son, John Crawford Hill, often spoke of "Cousin Billy ttousch" of Corinth, Mississippi. We have been unable to place "Billy" Housch. He does not seem to be a descendent of Mathew and Mary Hill Hosch. He could have been a cousin of some sort, but the degree of kinship is unknown to the compiler. He could have been the William Hosch shown in Book F, Folio 417, Fairfield District, South Carolina. (see page 145)

~ The following was furnished by Mrs. Dan Williamson and written by Mrs. Jim Warren, Gladewater, Texas, & Mrs. Williamson.

"William Hosch married Cynthia Smith. They lived near Corinth, Mississippi. Cynthia's mother was Mrs. A. P. Smith and her sister was America Cross." They had children: 1. Lonnie Hosch - married Fannie Rutherford, daughter of Henry Rutherford. 2. Nick Hosch. 3. Walter Hosch. 4. Edd Hosch. 5. Lula Hosch - married Bud Pollock.

"Lonnie was the youngest child, born in 1871. The family moved to Texas before he was grown." "Ed Hosch had children Lonnie; Grady; and Ethel." "Walter Hosch - Claudia and Lottie were the only cl-cildren Mrs. Warren could recall. He lived in Santa Anna, Texa~. Nick Hosch - No record. Lula Hosch - No record. Lonnie Stinson - Children; Luther Wm., died in infancy; Lois; Herny, md. Sara Lee Miller; Roy Walter, md. Jewell Fuller; Lonnie James, married Katie Lee Vernon; Nick Alexander, Married Mildred (Peggy) Garrett; Sara Jewel Hosch married Jim Vvarren and have six children; Ottis Glenn, md. Louise Holmes and had 3 children; Also md. Georia Dell Hauer and had 5 c'~ildren. Cullen Ray married Iona Kirk ( one child); Allie Mae [osch md. Lee Kirk; Paul Eugene Hosch married Doris Hogg.

"In the Chancery Court of Tippah County, Miss .• Feb. 1917. Ex Parte: Lonnie Housch and Ethal Housch. No. 1868. DECREE AUTHORIZING DISTRIBUTION. "Come on this the 4th day of February, 1917, in vacation at the Office of the Chan­ cellor in Water Valley, Miss. to be and was heard the above stiled cause, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that certain money derived from the sale of land in the (continued) 197. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. William and Cynthia Hosch - continued. "case of A. P. Smith, et-al., Vs. Walter Housch, et. al., in the Chancery Court of Tippah County, Mississippi is held by G. O. Duncan, Commissioner, which money has heretofore been ordered to be paid by said Commissioner to the unknown heirs of Edd Housch, deceased ••.•• And it further appearing that Lonnie Housh, Grady Housch & Ethal Housch are the sole bidily heirs of Edd Houschh deceased~ being his children; and that each of them is over the age of twenty-one years, and that they are the proper ones to receive the money ordered to be paid to the unknown heirs of Edd Housch, deceased. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decread that G. O. Duncan, Commissioner, first pay all cost of this suit, includi~g $10.00 as Atty's. fee to S. N. Ayers, Jr., as Attorney herein, and that he then pay to Grady Housch one-third of the amount remaining." The de·cendents of Wm. Housch and Cynthia Smith, after leaving Mississippi, lived in Texas, some of them in Navarro, Lamar, and Coleman Counties, Texas. Nick Alexander Housch, son of Lonnie Stinson Housch and Fannie Rutherford, lived at Athens, Texas.

u. s. Census H~50 Jackson County, Georgia. Name age sex born Occup. P~~e Henry Hosch 36 M S. C. Farmer Matilda Hosch 31 F Georgia Mary A. Hosch 11. F " Elizabeth Hosch 6 F n w. G. s. Hosch 4 M " Susan F. Hosch 2 F " Nancy J. Hosch 1 F "

U.S. Census 1860 Gwinnett County, Georgia. 693 Wm. Hush 33? M Georgia Farmer Margarott Hush 32 F " Matthew n 12 M " Thurza 11 10 F 11 Dilmus " 9 M " Mary " 6 F " Hardy " 5 M " Nancy " 3 F " Francis 11 8/12 F " (Wm. Hill Hosch md. Matilda Bedingfield according to Walton County Ga., records - She must have had the double name, Marg~rott Matilda.) U.S. Census - 1860 - Walton Co., Ga. 11 S. (E. or L.) Bedingfield, age 38 yrs., b. Ga. Wife Frances Bedingfield - 27; E. J., 13, male; Mary 11, f; John H., 9 M; Nancy, 7 F; Frances, 5 F; Solomon, 3M; Ferriby Bedingfield, 7/12, female.r 198 HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. COCKRELL - The Cockrell family was shown in the 1790 census for Fairfield District, S. C. as follows: Males 16 years Males 16 Females NAME and over & ·under · Moses Cockrell 1 3 5 Moses Cockral 1 2 3 Jeremiah Cockril 1 1 1 Thomas Cockral 1 1 2 Thomas B. Cockrell - signed as Justice of the Peace, Feb. 26th, 1836 in a deed "Richard Hill to Matthew Hill." Fairfield County. -~ McMaster 1 s "History of Fairfield." 1 Quoting from a sketch by Col. Richard H. McMaster •.•. "On July 3, 1781, from the sAme source •.• it is learned that General Green was at Cockrell, (White Oak)." ( The White Oak section is in N. 1:T. Fairfield Co.) Fairfield County Records: Will of Moses Cockrell Names: Wife - Jane Sons - Jeremiah - Nathaniel Dtr. - Mary Noland " - Leah Neel Dated January 30, 1788. Recorded October 19, 1798. Local Census 1829 - Fairfield Co., S. C. John Cockerel 5 in Household Jeremiah " 1 " " n Jerima n 6 if 11 " Moses Cockerel $ ti II " Simon Cockerel 5 " II " Thos. Cockerel 4 n II Wm. II 1 "ti n n 'It.Tm. " 3 " ti "

_½~}'~LL - Gabe Howell lived in the Walker-Chattooga Co., Ga., ''.n-in-law at Richmond, Virginia, where he was in the Confederate .; my. While there, he became ill and died and is buried in -chmond." (quoted from family tradition). No further record.

~ILES - LYLES - Capt. Eliaser Mobley md. the Widow Lyles. Her ancestry is upplaced. FAIRFIELD CENSUS 1790 Males 16 years Males 16 NAME and over & under Females Araminas Liles 2 5 4 4m. Liles 1 2 2 Thomas Liles 2 4 199. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. LILES - LYLES - continued. From McMaster's History - Ephraim Liles and Ann, his wife, were early settlers of western Fairfield County where they received land grants. He and others of his family were killed by unknown assailants before 1769. Col. Arromanus Liles, son of Ephraim and Ann, served in the American Revolution with a distinguished record. Local Census of 1829 Name Number in Household Name No. in H. 'hold,, Arromanus Liles 7 Esom Lyles 6 Ephraim Lyles 5 Gidion Lyles 5 James Lile, A. M. 6 Newton Liles 2 Siliam W. Lyles 5 Thomas Lyles 3 James Lyles 1 James Liles 1 Company B, 7th S. C. Battalion, Confederate States Army, was orgainized as "Lyles Rifles".

~ASON - Dorcas Hill, daughter of John Hill and Mary Ann Mobley, married Turner Mason. This family is not found in eithe~ the 1790 or 1829 census of Fairfield.

MATTOX - MADDOX - Susannah Hill, daughter of Reuben F. Hill and Elizabeth Ellen Housch, married ___ Mattox. No record.

STEVENSON - The following was furnished by Mrs. Etta· Rosson. "Children of the emigrant JOHN STEVENSON AND JENNET MURDOCK,. (1) WILLIAM STEVENSON - married Jane Thompson. Children: Jane md. Sam Thompson William md. Caroline Valentine. John md. Nancy Thompson (no kin to other two) Robert md. Nancy Cabeen Elizabeth (Betty) md. John Jamison. Margaret md. Wm. Martin - no children. Mary - never married. Martha md. Jacob Starr. Jennie md. Cephus Bolick. (2) JAMES STEVENSON md. Nellie Weir. Children: John md. (1st) Dorcas Hill (2nd) Lizzie Levister. (3rd) Miss Mary Ann McMullen. Robert Stevenson - died single. Samuel Stevenson) Killed in War Between States. William " ) Neither married. David Stevenson - md. Lizzie Hill (niece of Dorcas) and moved to Mississippi. Hugh Stevenson - never married. Jennie, md. Asaph Hill (father of Lizzie, bro. of Dorcas., Jane Stevenson - married Daniel Bolick. Mattie Stevenson, md. Wm. Martin. Died young. 200. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. STEVENSON - By Etta Rosson - Continued. (3) HUGH STEVENSON - never married. ( 4) JOHN STEVENSON - " " • Died in Camp at Charleston, S. C. in War of 1812. ( 5) ANDREW STEVENSON - never married. ( 6) ROBERT ("Robin") Stevenson - Md. 1st Elizabeth Brice, dtr. of William Brice, 1838. No children. Married 2nd: Rebecca Margaret Hartin. "John Stevenson and his wife, Millie? had a son John Steven­ son,~born in 1756, died in 1$08, married Janet Murdock, b. 1757, died July 18, 1852, aged 95 years. This couple came to America from County Antrim, Ireland (family tradition says about 1783-91). Janet Murdock's father was hugh Murdock." (John Stevenson served in the American Revolution, but we do not have the reference) About 1955, a Stevenson Girl from Winnsboro, county seat of Fair­ field County, was chosen as Miss Universe.

STONE - The Stones moved into N. W. Fairfield District before tneAmerican Revolution. One Pritchard Stone served with Capt. Thomas Woodward 1 s 8th Company of Rangers, S. C. Militia, Rev. War. Page 122, s. C. Historical & Gen. Magazine - Vol. 1, No. 2. Jacob Stone married Eve, daughter of Margaret Fry Cooper who married second, Andrew Feaster. Edrington states: "Jacob Stone was a soldier in the Revolution and drew a pension as long as he lived. 11 Andrew Feaster and Margaret Fry Cooperts son John Feaster married Drucilla Moberley, dau. of Samuel Mobley. She died in 1806. Their son, Jacob "Squire Jake" Feaster married Isabelle Coleman .•• And their son Jacob married Elizabeth Stone." •• "(Susan) another daughter of Andrew Feaster's, md. Moses Cockrell. There are only two children now living, John Feaster (;,:-:ckrell and Margaret Stone, who married a son of the old Rev. soldier before mentioned. She is now $5 years of age." i ;, 186) •• "Richard Crosby, Uncle "Dick", as he was called, married a Ccnway, and lived to a ripe old age. tte and Jacob Stone, his ~:rarest neighbor, were called by the Wags of the neighborhood tLs 'Siamese Twins", •• They always went to Chester and Columbia ,. ~gether and returned home with their jugs full. They were ,;.·.rifty and enterprising farmers. It was said by the Wags that they did not know what Andy Feaster 8c:vin 1 s boys would have done for wives if "Uncle Dick" had not r~ised so many pretty girls .••. " Fairfield Census 1790 - South Carolina El~zabeth Stone - no males - 1 male under 16 years, 4 females Thomas Stone - 11 in family John Stone 1 in family Jas. Stone - 1 in family. FAIRFIELD COUNTY CENSUS OF 1829. 1vm. Stone, Sr. 8 in family; Samuel Stone 3, Sarah Stone 3; and Charles P. Stone, 6 in family. 201. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

MOBBER LEY, MO BE R L E Y, M OB E R L Y,

MOBLEY, MOB LY and f LL IE D FAMILIES

Some of The DESCENDENTS OF EDWARD MOBERLEY, SR., and SUSANNAH DeRUEL of Fairfield County, S. C.

Edward Moberley, Sr., was born 1700 in ---~~ ? and died•l• circa 1787 in Camden District, Fairfield County, South Carolina. He married Susannah DeRuel who was born 1702 and died circa 1761. His ancestry is the subject of considerable research by family historians. It is stated,:0 :< that he was the son or a des••• cendent of William Moberley ..• that Wm ran away from home and landed in Pennsylvania at the age of eighteen years. The story further states that he married Phoebe Lovejoy and settled at Po:ir~\:; (Port) Tobacco, Maryland. Susannah DeRuel's ancestry is unplaced and no clue of her origin is to be found. She apparently died in Fairfield County, (then Craven District,) South Carolina, soon after the family came to that country. The first authentic record of the family shows Edward, his sons and sons-in-law, in the Tithe (Tax) lists of Lunnenburg County, Virginia in 1748 to 1752. Between 1755 and 1760 the fam~ly moved to Craven County, S. C. Craven County, at that time, occupied most of upper Carolina. Later one of its subdivisi,:-E·, was Camden; and Fairfield County was a part of Camden District'. (about 1785), and by 1868 it was designated "Fairfield County.'1 In this work we use county and district, interchangeably. The Moberlys, on their arrival, and for some years afterv-.'3'.~'d, received land grants in South Carolina in northwest Fairfiel6 County and in other parts of the state. William Moberley, Sr", Edward's eldest son, received the first Mobley grant in the Lew land. The Cherokee War occured soon after the Moberleys arr;_veo_ in South Carolina. Edward and Clement Mobley are listed as >avi.:-lg served in that conflict. Although the American Revolutic2 commence1 in 1775, it was 1780 before the war reached Fairfield County, to any extent. The Mobley's cast their lot with the Colonies and served with the Patriot Whigs in the South Carolina Militi3. * The date of his death is in doubt. (see page 233) ~:n:< See page 234. 202. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Some of the Descendents of Edward Moberley and Susannah DeRuel. THE CHILDREN OF EDVJARD AND SUSANNAH DeRUEL I. WILLIAM MOBERLEY - married Ann Osborne. II. CLEMENT MOBERLEY - married Mary Fox. III. BENJAMIN MOBERLEY - mnr.:i;H,d-~Irs. ·1-·~2ry ·price Hill. IV. EDWARD MOBERLEY - born Dec. 25, 1735 and died 1781, md. ~ Drucilla Meador. V. JOHN MOBERLEY - married Mary Beam. VI. SAMUEL MOBERLY - born 1739 and died 1809. Married May 1, 1761, Mery (Polly) Wagner (1ivaggoner). VII. POLLY (MARY) MOBERLEY - married Thomas Halsell. VIII. SUSANNAH MOBERLEY - married Lewis Meador. IX. SARAH (SALLIE) MOBERLEY - married Jason Meador. X. ELIZABETH MOBERLEY - married Job Meador. XI. KEZIAH MOBERLEY - married Thomas Meador. XII. DORCUS MOBERLEY - married Richard Hill.

Issue of William Moberley and Ann Osborne.* (1) Captain Eliaser (Elias) Mobley - married Widow Lyles. (R)** (2) William Mobley - married Fanny Rogers. (3) Samuel Mobley - died unmarried. (4) Isham Mobley - married Susannah Mobley. (5) Jemima Mobley - married Edward Lovejoy. (R) (6) Capt. Thomas Mobley - married Mary Funderburgh. (R) :7) Dorcas Mobley - married William Hill. (R) (8) Mary Mobley - married Richard Hill. (R) (9) Keziah Mobley - married Colin (Cullen) Mobley. (R) '10) Elizabeth Mobley - married Micajah (Cage) Mobley. (R)

Issue of Clement Mobley and Mary Fox. (1) Edward Mobley - married Nancy Sutton. {2) Benjamin Mobley - married Mary Sutton, ~3) Clement Mobley - married Phoeby Lashly. (4) William Mobley - married Nancy Coleman. :'S) Isaiah Mobley married Francis Coleman. (6) Nancy Mobley - married Richard Neely. (7) Mary (Polly) Mobley - married Charles Coleman. ;8) Susannah Mobley - married Isham Mobley. Note: The family lists are taken from several authorities. See the Commentary on page 233. >:,>:(we have not attempted to verify Rov. War records of these people marked as such (R). 203. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Issue of Benjamin Mobley and Mrs. Mary (Price) Hill. ( 1) John Moberley - married Nancy Jenkins. ( 2) Benjamin Mobley - married Lavinia Meador (Meadows) ( 3 ) Edward Mobley - married Nancy Roebuck. ( 4) Margaret Mobley - married Francis Coleman. ( 5 ) Elizabeth Mobley - married William Bohnar. ( see page 213) ( 6) Mary (Polly) Mobley - married James Rogers. ( 7) Samuel Mobley - married __--,.Shelton? Married second Anna Tudor or Anny Taylor. ( 8 ) Isaac Mobley - md. Shelton? And 2nd: Peggy Patterson? ( 9) Tabitha Mobley - married John Turner. (10) Nancy Mobley - married Wilson Addison (or Daniel Tudor) ( 11) Lucinda Mobley - md . ..,...,..___,..,._ (one Lucretia Mobley married Ed. Turner, Oct. 6, 1789, Madison Co., Kentucky. (12) Keziah or Kezander Mobley. Thought by some to have been a daughter of Benjamin and Mary Moberley. Md. James Lee.

Issue of Edward Mobley and Drusilla Meador. (1) Elizabeth Mobley - married Henry Rogers. (2) William Mobley - married Elizabeth Jenkins. (3) Edward Mobley, Jr., - married Amy Hill. (4) Susannah Mobley - married ______? (5) Levi Mobley - married Rachel Rabb. (6) Ruthea Mobley - born Feb, 25, 1769 & d. Oct. 9, 1781. (7) Reuben Mobley - married Sarah Coleman. (8) Lavinia Mobley - married Henry Chapman. (9) Sarah Mobley - born May 13, 1777 & d. Oct. 10, 1781.

Issue of John Mobley and Mary Beam. (1) William Mobley - married Drusilla (Drucilla) Meador. (2) Isaac Mobley - married _____Brown. (3) Susan Mobley - married

Issue of Samuel and Mary Wagner :Mobley, ( 1) Edward Mobley - married Mary Mabry. ( 2) Samuel Mobley - married Elizabeth (Pickett·) Whitehead. ( 3 ) Biggers Mobley - married Joanna Corbell. ( 4) John Mobley - married Catherine (Katie) Miller McLea ••. ( 5) Elizabeth Mobley - married Richard Mansel. ( 6) Drusilla (Drucilla) Mobley, born 1774, died April 17, 1807, married in 1789 John Feaster, b. 1768 & died ? ( 7) Susannah Mobley - married John Taylor. Note: Throughout this book we use the various Moberley-MobJsy spelling of the name in ~gr of their several versions. Sorr,e of the older Mobley's started in life with the name Mobberley" and later their children spelled it: Moberley, Moberly, Mobley and sometimes, Mobly. 204. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFISLD COUNTY, S. C. Issue of Samuel and Mary Wagner Mobley - continued. (8) Mary Mobley - married David Shannon. (9) Lucretia Mobley - married John Robinson. (10) Nancy Mobley - married Moses McKeown. (11) Savilla Mobley - married Thomas Colvin. ( 12) Dorcas Mobley - married i.'i!illiam Price. (13) Simeon Mobley - died in infancy.

Issue of Samuel and Elizabeth (Pickett) Mobley, l! Edward Picket Mobley - died Feb. 14, 1861. Md. Harriet Hill. 2. Mary Mobley - married 1st: John Barette Woodward. 2nd: John A. Robinson. 3. James Biggers Mobley - born March 5, 1801 - D. 8/11/1852, married Elizabeth Glover, dau. of Dr. John Glover. 4. Edward Pickett Mobley, Jr. No record. 5. Harriet Rebecca Mobley - born 1841 and died Mar. 26, 1890. She married Dr. J. Riley McMaster, born 1822 & died ? 6. Moses Hill Mobley - died 1860 at Pikes Peak, Colorad~-.- buried White Water, Wisconsin. 7. Samuel L. Mobley - died 1860. 8. Elizabeth Mobley - born March 1, 1824 and died May 8, 1854. Married John T. Hill.

Issue of Drucilla Moberley and John Feaster. 1. Andrew Feaster - died young. 2. Jacob Feaster - married Isabel Coleman. 3. Susan Feaster - married Robert Coleman in 1818. 4. Andrew Feaster - born 1793 and died 1873. Married Mary DeSaussure Morris in 1818. 5. Mary (Polly) Feaster - born 1798 and died 1873. Married Henry Jonathan Coleman in 1818. 6. Chaney Feaster - married Henry Alexander Coleman. 7. Savilla Feaster - married Robert Gregg Cameron. 8. John M. Feaster - born 1806, married Kiziahan Pickett.

The Family lists of the following children of Edward Moberley, Sr., and Susannah DeRuel, are unavailable: VII. Polly (Mary) Moberley - md. Thomas Halsell. VIII. Susannah Moberley - married Lewis Meador. IX. Sarah (Sallie) Moberley - married Jason Meador. x. Elizabeth Moberley - married ;Job Mec.dor •.. XI. Keziah Moberley - married Thomas Meador. XII. Dereus Moberley - married Richard Hill. No family list but Dereus and Richard Hill lived in N, W. Fairfield. (see page 2) 205. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. I. WILLIAM MOBERLEY, Senior, son of Edward Moberley, Sr. and Susannah DeRuel, was born circa 1725-30. He married Ann Osborne before 1750. Their son, Eliaser, received a land grAnt in 1771, being 21 years of age at that time. William Moberley, Sr., left the Lunenburg-Bedford County, Va •. area and moved to South Carolina where he received a land grant in 175S. According to the records of the Historical Commission of S. C., both William Moberley, Sr., and Junior served in the South Carolina Militia. However, there were a number of William Mobley's in S. C. at that time and the Henry Chapman Bible record hints that he may have been deceased before the outbreak of the American Revolution. He received three land grants of 100, 200 and 150 acres in northwest Fairfield County in 1758-9. (Sec. of State Office - Columbia, S. C.) He sold 200 acres to Edward Moberly (his brother) and 150 acres to Benjamin Mobley, on the 9th and 10th days of May, 1762. Children of William and Ann Osborne Mobley. (1) Eleazer or Eliaser (Elias) Moberly was born circa 1750. There is no record of the date of his marriage to the Widow Ann Lyles. He received a land grant in Craven County, S. C., of 200 acres on July 9, 1771. The S. C. Militia records, shown by his indent, verifies that he accompanied Colonel John Winn on an expedition against Steno in 1779. A deed in the Fairfield records - Book C, page 96, dated Nov. 7, 1775?, "Eleazer Mobley, of Camden District, State of S. C., .•. to Ephraim Mabry,.land on north side of Broad River, partly against the upper end of the Great Island ••• said land granted by His Excellency, the Rt. Hon. Lord Charles Granville Montague, •• to the said Eleazer Mobley the 8th day of February, 1773." Another deed dated or recorded in 1787, Book B, pages 72-73 •• "Eleazer Mobley of the state of S. C., and Camden District, and Ann, his wife, to George Godspeed and Hannah Godspeed •.• Land on a branch of Bever Creek. Witnesses: Thos. Cockrell, John Stone, et al. Feb. 3, 1779 - Fairfield Records. "Eleazer Mobley of Cravc:·,i County to Samuel Mobley, a negro slave." Book O, p. 442. Dec. 5, 1789 - Fairfield deeds. "Eleazer Mobley of Richm0~d Co., Georgia, to Thomas Burns of Fairfield Co., S. C., conveyed by Martin Haile to William Mobley 12 February 1764 and whereas the said Wm. Mobley died intestate and whereas the said Eleazer Mobley as his eldest son and heir hath sold the sd. 100 acres therefore he makes deed to Burns for same. Wit: Francis Coleman, Job Meador and Armenus Liles. Deed Bk. N, pp 25, 27, 2$". From the above record, it seems that Eleazer Mobley moved t0 Richmond Co., Georgia and that is our last record of him. 206. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. William Moberly, Sr. and Ann Osborne. continued. ( 2) William Moberly, Jr., son of v'fm. and Ann Moberly, married Fanny (Francis) Rogers. Her ancestry is unplaced. She could have been related to one of the several Rogers families who lived in northwest Fairfield county about that time. His birthdate is un­ known but he probably was born in the 1750 7 s. He may have served in the Revolution with the S. C. Militia. In the list of "Soldiers of S. C. who applied for Pensions in 1836 whose claims were sus­ pended •••. "Francis Mobley, Widow of William Mobley of Fairfield County ••• 11 1,

( 3) Samuel Moberly, son of 1,'Jm. and Ann Moberly died single.

(4) Isham Mobley, son of Wm. and Ann Moberly,_ married his first cousin, Susannah Mobley, daughter of Clemet and Mary Fox Mobley. His name was not listed in the 1790 census of Fairfield County. We have been unable to find his Rev. War record, if any. However, it is clear that one Isham lived in the county after the Rev. War. The name appears as a witness to the will of Thomas Mobley (his brother) in 1807. One Isham Mobley lived into the 1820 1 s in Fairfield. Mills "Statistics of s. c.n states ..• "tTm. Coleman, Robert Shirley, Isham Mobley and several others average in their ages upwards of 90 ... " In the local Census of 1829, Isham Mobley, Sr. is listed with five in his family and Isham, Jr., with seven in his household. About the time some of the Mobleys removed to Kentucky, Isham sold land as follows: Book A, page 309, 1787, Fairfield records •• "Isham Moberley and his wife Susannah, to Lowery Conrad •• •• tract of land granted to Henry Funderburgh."

( 5) Jemima Mobley, daughter of 11Jm. and Ann Moberly, married Edward Lovejoy. 1790 census of Camden - Fairfield District •.• Edward Lovejoy •. 2 males over 16 years; four males under 16 years; and five females. (one list shows Edward as a Rev. War Veteran).

(6) Captain Thomas Mobley married Mary Funderburg, daughter of Henry and Mary Funderburgh of Fairfield County. 1790 census; Thomas Mobley •.• 1 male over 16 years; 1 under 16 years and two females. 11 Salley's Stubs to Indents", Book Y, page 79; "Thomas Mobley, to pay for mare furnished state troops - ordered to pay to Capt. Anderson Thomas, Aug. 26, 1786." /Signed/ Thomas Mobley. Appraisal of the horse- by Edward Lovejoy and Henry Funderburg." He is shown on one of the family lists as a Rev. War veteran. It is not clear whether his title of Captain was won in the war or afterwards in the State Militia. Fairfield County Wills, Vol. 3, Sec. 5, page 76. Dated the 27th day of August 1807 (continued) 207. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. William Moberly, Sr., and Ann Osborne - continued. The Will of Captain Thomas Mobley, (continued) TO: WIFE: Mary Mobley The Plantation during her lifetime.

TT SONS: Daniel A. Mobley "All other plantations or tracts John Mobley n " of land " n 11 " Ephraim Mobley " II I? n " n David Mobley II n I? 11 It " " DAUGHTERS: Mary Mobley "One cow and calf and tfife' dollars." Salvy Mobley "one cow and calf; one feather bed & $5.0 Rebeknh Mobley n n " 11 n n Nancy Funderburgh) Dacus Beam ) "To each $5 .. 00. His Wit: Isaiah Mobley Thomas T. Mobley (Seal) Isham Mobley Mark Mary X ·watson (her mark) Daniel A. Mobley may have married Temperance (Tempsey) Chap­ man, daughter of William Chapman (d. 1841). Mentioned: "Tempsey Mobley •• daughter and wife of Daniel Mobley of Walton County, Ga." The census of 1850 for vJalton County, Ga.: Daniel N? Mobley, 62, wife, Temperance Mobley 55 F., Henry 21; Rebecca 24; John 18; BLd William Mobley 16, all born in South Carolina. Nancy Mobley married her first cousin, Henry Funderburgh, and they lived in the 11J'alton-Jackson and Gwinnett County Area, Ga.

(7) Dorcas Mobley, daughter of Wm. and Ann Moberly, mar:"':'.ed William Hill, Jr., son of Wm. Hill, Sr., of Fairfield Co., S. C. (see page 10) William Hill Junior was shown as G Rev. War Vet~ in the Mobley lists but this is unconfirmed.

(8) Mary Moberly, daughter of William Moberly, Sr. and::~ Osborne, married Rich~rd Hill of Northwest Fairfield Countyu ( see pa ge 15 ) •

(9) Keziah Moberly, daughter oft~. and Ann Moberly, md. ~ distant cousin, Colin (Cullen) Mobley. See page 228.

(10) Elizabeth Moberley, daughter of Wm. and Ann Mober1:~, married Micajah Mobley, a brother of Colin Mobley. He was known as ncagett Mobley. See page 229. 208. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTJONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

II. CLEMENT MOBERLY, son of Edward Moberley, Sr. (b. 1700) and Susannah DeRuel, was born circa 1725-30 (no younger than 16 years ef age in 1748). He married Mary Fox. Clement owned land on the Otter River in Bedford County, Va. He sold his land in 1759 and removed to Craven, later Fairfield County, S. C. where he received four land grants for a total of 550 acres commencing in 1765 and receiving his last patent in 1773, The title "Captain" Clement Mobley is used to name the Senior Mobley but the title may belong to Clement, Jr, ~rs. Etta Rosson (of Shelton, Northwest Fairfield County, S. C.) in a fetter dated April a, 1948: "Mr. Paul J. Anderson of Anniston, Alabama writes me he has examined the pension record of Clement Mobley, and he contends that the Rev. soldier Clement Mobley was the son of Clement Mobley and Mary Fox Mobley, since the pension record states he is the brother of rsaih Mobley and Frances, his wife. Mr. Anderson says 1746? was much too late birth date for the Clement Mobley who married Mary Fox." Mr. Donald Clayton wrote of Clement, Sr.: "Two of his sons, Clement and Isaiah were born 1756 and 1758 respectively, living in 1835 aged 79 and 77 resp .•• (This from Pioneers and Makers of Arkansas by Shinn). They were on the pension rolls in 1833/34, Crawford County, (Fort Smith in adjoining County). The conflict in Clement Junior 1 s birth (1746 or 1756?) throws doubt that the 1773 land grant, the last one, could have been his. He would have been under 21 years of age in 1773, if born in 1756. (Both of the Clements could have served in the Revolution but we have never checked to see if this is true.) Clement Moberly, Sr., sold his possessions in 1787 and moved to Kentucky. A deed in the Fairfield Records states: 11 Book A, page 305, 1787 .• 'Clement Moberley, Sr. and wife, Mary, to Samuel Moberley, land on Reedy Branch, being land conveyed from John Wagoner unto the said Clement Moberley, Sr.' Witnesses: Isham Moberley, Edward Moberley, Joel Mabry." In the "First Census of Kentucky 1790", compiled by Charles Bo Heinemann and G. M. Brumbaugh, .• Clement Sr. and Isaiah are shown in the Tax list dated 4/27/1789 and Clement Jr. is shown 5/27/1787 in Madison County. Children of Clement Moberley, Sr. and Mary Fox. (1) Edward Moberley - married Nancy Sutton. No record. ( 1) Benjamin Moberley II Mary Sutton " n (3) Clement Moberley, Jr, - married Phoeby Lashly. He was jrn October 4th, 1756 in Bedford County, Virginia and came to S. c. ~tth his parents. He served in the Revolutionary War from 1775 1~.-:) 1782. Military service under the name of Clement Mobley shown ~n the records: Served under Ephraim Lyles, William Vaught, Cept, Robert Hancock, Bowie, Richard Winn, Robert Starte and David Hopkins. After the war he removed to Madison Co., Ky. 11 with Daniel Boone" and thence to Warren County, Kentucky (continued) 209. HILL & HILL-MOB.SRLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

~ Clement Moberley, Junior - continued. "He moved on to join a group of Mobleys who had settled in Craw­ ford County, Arkansas, where he died.n (From Mrs. Etta Rosson), (4) William Mobley, son of Clement Mobley, Sr., and Mary Fox, married Nancy Coleman. No record. (5) Isaiah Moberley, son of Clement and Mary Moberley, md. Fanny Coleman. He was born in 1758 in Bedford County, Va. and moved to South Carolina along with others of his family. "He .• served in the Rev. War ••• Mil. records show that he served under Capt. Ephraim Lyles, Capt. Bowie ~nd Col. John Pearson. Also, under Capt. Aramanus Lyles, Capt. William Vaught, Cols. John Winn. Richard Winn, and David Hopkins. He served from 1775 to Jan. 171~ He was wounded at the Battle of Vobley's Meeting House, receiving a flesh wound--ball went through his arm. He moved to Kentucky after the war. Isaiah Mobley died Oct. 23, 1836 in Crawford Co., Arkansas.n In the book "State of Arkansas", a History df Benton: Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford, Franklin and Sebastain Counties of Northwest Arkansas •.• History of Crawford Co., "on Lee's Creek (settled) the Moores, Peavehouses, Harrells, Howells, Forristers, Dodges, Blacks, Martins, Paynes, Smiths, MOBLEY'S, Barkers, and Olivers." (The compiler visited the Crawford County'Courthouse in vr~ Buren, Arkansas, in September, 1954 and found that all Courthouse records of early days had been lost in two separate fires that resulted in their complete destruction. Evidently the Mobleys moved on west and there is very little to show for their presence there. 'From "Pioneers & Makers of Arkansas" we find Clement and Isaiah lie buried side by side in Crawford County, Arkan.:,D s. 1 (6) Nancy Moberley, daughter of Clement and Mary Moberley, married Richard Neeley. No record. (7) Polly Moberley, daughter of Clement and Mary Moberley) married Charles Coleman. No. record. (S) Susannah Moberley, daughter of Clement and Mary Voberley married Isham Mobley, son of William Mobley and Anne Osborne.

III. BENJAMIN MOBERLEY, Senior, son of Edward and Susam:.Jh Moberley, lived with his parents in Lunenburg County, Virginia. He was shown in the Lunenburg County tithe lists with his father in 1748. He was listed under his own name in 1749; 1750 and 1752. He married Mrs. Mary Price Hill prior to 1760 and moved to Wh8 :· ''ff later Fairfield County, S. C., about 1759. He settled in the northwest part of that county and received a land grant in 1773 on the South Fork of Little River adjoining the land of Edward, William, Samuel and John Moberley. There is nothing to identify the connections of (continued next page) 210, HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Benjamin Moberley, Senior - continued. his wife who first married a Hill and then Benjamin. Benjamin Moberly, Sr., served in the Revolutionary War. Records from the s. C. Historical Commission: "Benjamin Moberley -- Envelope #5291. Dated May 7, 1787 •• 192 days militia duty - (signed "Moberly"), in Col. Winn's Regt. - Indent #177, Book Q. 31 days duty at Ancrum & Bufords (?) Ferry under Capt. John Winn. 60 days duty at Orangeburg under Capt. Amos Davis. ~l days at Four Holes under Comm. of Capt. Arom. Lyles. Deliver to Thomas Jenkins. /signed/ Benj. Mobberley. 40 days as private in Capt. Arromanus Liles Company. 37 days from 27th Feb. to 1st Sept., 1782 under Command Capt. Andrew Grays (?). He sold a parcel of land to John Moberley in 1785. Fairfield Deeds, Book A, page 115: 25 August 1785. "Benj. Moberly, Sr. of the State of S. C., Camden District, to John Moberley, planter, 150 acres granted by Patent unto William Moberley, bearing date 4th day of March 1760, and transferred from said William Moberley unto the said Benj. Moberley 10th day of May 1762; then trans­ ferred from the said Benj. Moberley to said John Moberley, "North side of Broad River, on a branch called Little Creek, and bounded by lands of John Moberley and Edward Moberley." Witnesses: William Moberley, Moses Hill, Thos. Halsell and Thomas Hill. In 1786 Benjamin sold a parcel of land to Edward Moberley, Jr., Boo~ A, (larger of small books) page 112--1786: "Benjamin Mobley, Sr., of Camden District, S. C., to Edward Moberley, Jr., planter, 200 acres, being land granted to Benj. Moberley August 26, 1774, by the Rt. Hon. William Bell ••. land being on N side of Broad River on a branch thereof called South Fork of Little River, bounded by land laid out to William Moberley, Samuel Moberley, John Moberley, •.•. to a corner joining on or near Edward Moberley, Sr. land, on the said side of land laid out to William Moberley." ~itnesses: William Moberley Moses Hill Thomas Halsel Thomas Hill After Benjamin signed for his indent in May of 1787, we find no further record of him in Fairfield and about this time he re­ ~aved to Kentucky. Mary Price Hill Moberly did not sign the above cieeds with Benjamin indicating that she was now deceased. Mr. W. H. Miller of Richmond, Kentucky, in his "History and Genealogy" published in 1907 states: "His father, Benjamin ~cberley, died at the age of 75 years." From the approximate ~irthdate established from the Lunenburg County, Virginia tithe lists of 1728-32, for Benjamin, Sr., the date of his denth would ·oe 1803-1807. 211. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Benjamin Moberley, Sr. and Mary Price Hill. (1) _ John Moberley (or Mobley) was born May 15, 1758 and married Nancy Jenkins. She was born March 7, 1760. (our records do not show whether he served in the Rev. ·war or if the followiq,: belongs to another John Mobley.) · From Salley's "Stubs to Indents." John Moberley--25 days Militia duty 1782 at Four Holes Bridge, Capt. Gray's Company. /signed/ John Moberley." He was Administrator of the Estate of Richard Jenkins, undoubtedly a connection of his wife, Nancy Jenkins. Fairfield County Records, Winnsboro, S. C. - Clerk of Court's Office, •.• : Deed Book A, page 27 ••. "John Moberley, of the state of South Carolina, Fairfield County •..• to Thomas Jenkins. Power of Attorney. John Moberley, Administrator of the Estate of Richard Jenkins, deceased, (for good reasons, etc.,) do make ordain, constitute, appoint etc, my trusty friend, Thomas Jenkins, of the state aforesaid, and County of Chester, my lawful attorney, for me (to recover and receive monies, etc. for the estate). "Dated February 5, 1787. John Moberley sold his possessions and removed to Kentucky about 1788. Fairfield Co. Records •.• Book B, page 80, 1788. "John Moberley and wife Nancy .•• to Frances Coleman, land granted to William Moberley, but transferred from the said William Moberley unto Benj. Moberloy, May 10, 1762, and then transferred from Benj. Moberley to John Moberley, 1788, and then transferred from the said John Moberley to the said Frances Coleman •• " Wit: Robert Coleman, et al. Arriving in Kentucky, John purchased land as shown in the 1 following deed: "Deed book A, page 184. Indenture made 10 N.' r, 1788 between Benjamin Quinn and Frankey his wife and John Moberloy of Madison County for 300 acres on the Waters of Tates Creek." Witnesses: Edward Moberley, rJilliam Addison and Benjamin Moberley. Quoting from a letter from Mrs, Flood by the Reg. Gen., N.S~ D.A.R., "The South Carolina Bible Record gives May 15, 1758 as the birthdate of John Moberley, and March 7, 1760 as the date o: birth of Nancy Jenkins, but the date of their marriage is not given nor any dates of death. The date of birth of their firat child is given as July 3, 1782. It is also stated that John was the son of Benjamin and Mary Moberley and that he had two brot~ers Benjamin and Edward ••• " (The following sketch of John Moberley is taken from Miller!s "History and Genealogies" published 1907 (of Richmond, Kentucky,• "At an early date, three brothers, John Moberley, Benjamir Moberley and Edward Moberley, came from South Carolina and settled in Madison County, Kentucky. John Moberley, the oldes built the old stone house east of Speedwell; he married Miss Jenkins, raised twelve children and lived to see all of the~ married." He and his wife were buried on a hill west of and near Crooksville. (continued) 212. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Issue of John Moberley and Nancy Jenkins (by Miller) (1) Benjamin Moberley - married in 1813, Susannah Anderson Reid. (See part 2, Chap. 48, Sec. 2, and Part VI, Chap. 31~ Sec. 1.) (2) John Moberley - b. 1795*, married Miss Patsey Morris, June 20 1815. (3~ Thomas Moberley - born May 2, 1786, married Sallie Oldham in 1810, daughter of Captain John Oldham. Part VI, Ch. 34.) (4) William J. Moberley - born Dec. 4, 1782, married Miss Diann~ Field, of Richmond, Kentucky, December 21, 1830. (5) Ichabod Moberley - born 1793, married Patsey Oldham, daughter of William Oldham and Sallie Gilbert, his wife, June 2, 1814. (See part VI, Chap. LL, Sug. Part VI, Chap. 31, Sec. 1) (6) Richard Moberley - Born June 11, 1780, Betsey Shelton March 3, 1802, and lived and died at the old residence, the Dr. Thomas Shelton Moberley Farm, near Eliston. (See part II, S~c. 4, Part III, Chap. 3, Sec. 6 and Part VI, Chap. 31, Sec. 1.) (7) Nancy Moberley - born July 2, 1796, married Larkin Hume June 2, 1817. (Part VI, Chap. 31, Sec. 1, and Part 1, Chap. 9.) (8) LaviniD Moberley - Born July 26, 1798, married George Ballard Sept. 23, 1819. (see part 1, Chapter 9) (9J Abigail Moberley - born 1802, married Caleb Oldham. (see part VI, Chap. 31) (10) Polly Moberley - Born Oct. 3, 1803, married James L. Brassfield May 22, 1806.? (birthdate)? (11) Tabitha Moberley - born Jan. 6, 1805, married James E. Brassfield. (12) Susan Moberley - born 1807, married Daniel Gates October 10, 1822.

Benjamin Moberley, the son of Benjamin Moberley, Sr. and Mrs. Mary Price Hill Moberley, is shown in Miller's History: "Benjamin Mnberley was born in South Carolina March 4, 1760. He came to : ,,1dison County, Ky., and settled on Tates Creek. He married his first cousin, Lavinia Meadows, a first cousin to Preacher Andrew T~ibble, progenitor of the Tribble families of Madison County, Ky. She was born April 13, 1760, and died August 23, 1844. Her father, John Meadow, lived to be one hundred and three years old, and it was a current saying among his neighbors that he was never known to be angry. Benjamin Moberley built the old log house, l¼ miles outh of Speedwell. He and his wife lived and died in that house. He died September 7, 1838, age 78 years. His father, Benjamin Yoberley, died at the age of 75 years. His wife was a Miss Price. Benjamin Moberley and Lavinia, his wife and his brother John and his wife, were members of the Church at Viney Fork, in 1798, joined by letter second Saturday in May and helped constitute the Church at Bethel in 1813. They were pious, orderly members and ·croubles in their own or sister churches were referred to these two brothers." (continued) 213. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Benjamin Moberley and Lavinia Meadows. 1. Ephraim Moberley, born June 7, 1785; married Elizabeth Cruz August 15, 1805. 2. Edith Moberley, born June 19, 1787; married William Covington. 3. Jason Moberley, born June 26, 1791. 4. John Moberley, born April 23, 1796, married Elizabeth Baugh January 2, 1816. 5, Elizabeth Moberley, born April 23, 1796; md. Hiram Quinn. (John and Elizabeth Moberley were twins) 6. Benjamin Moberley, born April 21, 1798; married Julia Simpson. 7. Simeon Moberley, born May 17, 1800; married Artimesa Banta, March 9, 1$26.

The Madison County records: Will Book G, page 44. "Ben­ jamin Moberly, wife Lavinia Moberley, sons: Ephraim, Simeon, Benjamin, John, Alfred, Jason. Daughters: Edith Moberley Coving­ ton and Betsey Quinn. Sons-in-law: William Covington - no mention is made of Quinn. Will signed January 5( 1837 and pro­ bated October 1, 1838. (Records from Mrs. FloodJ (3) Edward Moberley, son of Benjamin Sr., and Mary Price Hill, married Nancy Roebuck and lived in Madison County with his brothers, John and Benjamin. No further record.

(4) Margaret Moberley, daughter of Benjamin and Mary Hill Moberley, married Francis Coleman. Mr. Clayton wrote: 1tApparent­ ly all of Benjamin's children moved to Kentucky except Margaret· who married Francis Coleman and moved to Greene County, Alabarr~; and Polly?" (5) Elizabeth Moberley, dau. of Benjamin and Mary Hill, married William Bohnar? Mrs. Flood: 11 •••• I now have William Bohnar as the husband of Elizabeth. Do you suppose the "Betsy Mobley md. Garland Collins" was the second marriage of this same Elizabeth1"

(6) Mary (Polly) Moberley, daughter of Benjamin and :Mar? Hill Moberl~y, married James Rogers. No record. The 1790 ce,1sus cf Fairfield County, S. C. lists "Jas. Rogers" with six in his f3mily and one slave. (7) Samuel Mobley - married ___Shelton. The Madis0n C8. records show that one Samuel Mobley married Anna Tuder, Oct. 23, 1796. Mrs. Flood: 11 I have the Kentucky marriages of Samuel and Isaac as second marriages, the first being to -,-_,..-~Shelton, except that I have samuel married Anna Turner instead of Tudor, possibly a sister of Edwqrd and John?" (Note: Samuel is also shown by one list as having married "Anny Taylor.") 214. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Issue of Benjamin Moberley and Mrs. Mary Price Hill - cont. (8) Isaac Mobley, son of Benjamin and Mary Mobley, md. first a Shelton and 2nd: Peggy Patterson, January 17, 1799. (9) Tabitha Mobley, dau. of Benjamin and Mary Mobley, rnd. John Turner, October 20, 1791. (10) Nancy Mobley, dau. of Benjamin and Mary Mobley, md. Wilson Addison7 Another list shows her marrying Daniel Tudor. (\1) Lucinda Mobley, dau. of Benjamin and Mary Mobley, md. ? The records of Madison County, Ky.: "lucretia Mobley------married Ed. Turner October 6th, 1789." (12) Keziah or Kezander Moberley may have been the 12th child of Benjamin and Mary Price Hill. She married James Lee, May 5, 1795, in Madison County, Ky. She was not included in the family lists available to present day historians •. She was too old to have been the daughter of any of Benjamin's children. Keziah was born in 1776 and died in 1844. (See the commentary)

IV. EDWARD MOBLEY, Junior, son of Edward Moberley, Sr., and Susannah DeRuel, was born December 25, 1735 and died October 17, 1781. He married before 1756, Drusilla Meador. She was born November 20, 1738 and died October 7th, 1781. Her ancestry is unplaced. (see page 272.) Edward Mobley, Jr. came to South Carolina with his family and settled in northwest Fairfield County. There were four land grants in the name of Edward Moberley in this neighborhood; 50 acres, March 23, 1769; 100 acres May 15, 1771; 100 acres on March 22, 1773 and 100 acres June 23, 1773. It is difficult to discern which of t .e above grants were made to Edward, Junior since the Petition a~.l survey dates were sometimes five to ten years prior to the patent or grant dates shown above. The land in question fell to tis eldest son, William Mobley. "il June 1798 - William Mobley of Abbeville District, S. C., son and heir of Edward Mobley, deceased, sells to LJvi Mobley of Fairfield District, s. C. 100 acres in Craven Co., now Fairfield, on Beaver Creek a branch of Broad River. Said l?nd was originally granted to Edward Mobley 21 May 1772. W_t; Ephriam Butler, Isaac Morris, Chester Morris, Bk. 1, p. 220. Edward Mobley, Junior (probably known as "Senior" by the time cf the Rev. War) likely served in the American Revolution. There are the following references: One each to "Edward Mobberley -­ Envelope 5289. 171 days service on the expedition to Orangeburg, General Sumpter's Brigade. 215. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTJONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Edward Mobley, Junior and Drusilla Meador - continued. "42 days service as Footman at Four Holes, General Henderson's Bridgade. Signed "Edw~rd Mobberley, Jr." The other reference: "Edward Mobberley, Sr. - 90 days militia duty in 1781 & 1782 - 35 days duty done at Orangeburg, Capt. Lealls Co., Col. Winn's Regiment .• 22 days •• 35 days done at the Forks of Edisto." Sworn to 25th March, 1784.' No date is given with the first reference and since Edward Mobley, Jr. died in 1781-3, he could not have signed after that dat, Or his record may not have been brought to light due to his early demise after the Rev. War. He would not have filed for a land grant, pension or other compensation. No affidavits or other proof of service would be forthcoming from him. His own son, Edward Mobley, III, was old enough for Rev. War Service. Another son, Levi, is said to have served in the War. An epidemic struck the family of Edward Mobley, Junior, in October, 17$1, resulting in the death of Edward; his wife, Drusil::.c: Meador Mobley and their daughters, Ruthea and Sarah.

1 Report on the sale of the Estate of Edward Mobley - Fairfield County Records - Appraisement made November 10, 1782 •• Property sold to: William Moberly; Edward Moberly, Junr.; Susannah Moberly and Henry Rogers •• Also "To Reuben Moberley, as his part, a cow." Volume 1, inventories, page 88, dated Nov. 20, 1782.' "R. Mobley, Apt. 5, File #149, 1789. "Reuben Mobley, orphan, appears in open Court and choose Henry Rogers as his guardian. Bondsmen are Henry Rogers, Levy Mobley and Frizzell McTyer." The Children of Edward Mobley, Junior, and Drucilla Meadoro (1) Elizabeth Mobley - married Henry Rogers. No record. (2) William Mobley - married Elizabeth Jenkins. There are a number of legal records pertaining to several Willi2m Mobley's but we are unable to identify or separate all the references. (See the Commentary.) (3) Edward Mobley, Jr. - married Amy Hill. Her ancestry is unplaced. Edward Mobley, Jr., may have served i~ the American Revolution. (4) Susannah Mobley - married--...... ---- ? A letter written by Mrs. Laura M. Kuger (or Kreger) of Ilbie, Iowa, dated January 6, 1923 •• "It must be this Alexander Robinson who is Spoken of in Mr. Dixon's Book as first husband of Edward Mobley' 2nd 1 s daughter Susan and after his death she married Richard . Tolliferro. (we have not checked to ascertain if this is true.:, HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Edward Mobley, Jr., and Drucilla Meador.

( 5) Levi Mobley - married Rachel Rabb. 'iHe are in doubt whether the following are the same people; or whether Levi married a second time. (From Mrs. Ethel B. Gamble (her husband is Mr. James Mobley Gamble) to Mrs. Dorothy Stulb and copied by Mrs. C. B. Hynson.) "I. Levi Mobley and Sarah (Rabb) Mobley were married in S. C., some years after, migrated to Jones Co., Ga., lived there between 1808 - 1818, then moved to Greenville, Alabama where he died. 1. Reuben Rabb Mobley, son of Levi and Sarah was born 1794, s. c. tand came to Jones Co., Ga. with parents and lived there until 1827. Then he moved to Harris Co., Ga., died 1844. Will Recorded in Harris County, Georgia. a. James Monroe Mobley (son of Reuben R. Mobley) was born 1823 in Jones County, Georgia, died 1903 in Hamilton, Harris County, Georgia." Mobley Marriages between 1811-1819 - Jones Co., Georgia. Sukey Mobley to Edward Brooks. Barbara Mobley to John Chapman (Levi Mobley performed the (marriage ceremony.) James Mobley to Narcissa Burford. Reuben Mobley to Grissela Burfore.

11 A Daniel Mobley appears on early tax digest. Reuben Rabb Mobley age 26 was listed in Jones Co., Ga. census 1820. No other Mobley shown." My husband James Mobley Gamble was G. G. grandson of Levi and Sarah Rabb Mobley. I think some are members of D. A•. R. on the service of Levi Mobley. 11 ••• Mrs. James M. Gamble.

(6) Ruthea Mobley, daughter of Edward Mobley, Jr. and Drucilla Meador, was born Feb. 25, 1769 and died Oct. 9, 1781.

(7) Reuben Mobley, son of Edward Mobley, Jr. and Drucilla t.·::ador, married Sarah Coleman. No further record.

(8) Lavinia Mobley, daughter of Edward Mobley, Jr., and Drucilla Meador, married Henry ChDpman. The following record is written and furnished by Mrs. Ida Thomas Page of Yazoo City, Miss. "Henry Chapman was born _ _,__-=-,,__? in S. C. Died in Macon Co .. r~orgia, May 21, 1841. He married Lavenia Mobley circa 1789 in · South Carolina or Georgia. Lavenia Mobley was born Jan. 16, 1775 i-::. Fairfield Co., S. C., died Macon Co., Alabama, Nov. 1, 1839. 1. Elizabeth Chapman, born Nov. 4,.1790; died MDy 21, 1797. 2. John M. Chapman, born Aug. 27, 1792 - died · ? 3. William Mandred Chapman, b. April 17, 1796, died Feb. 13, :s56. He married Mary Clough on Dec. 21, 1823 in Marengo County, Alabama. 4. Levi C. Chapman, born June 27, 1798, lived in Macon Co,, Alabama. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Lavinia Mobley and Henry Chapman - continued. 5. Littleberry Chapman, born June 22, 1800 in Georgia and died Feb. 4, 1876 in Conecuh Co., Alabama. He married Matilda Golden Burford January 25, 1827 in Conecuh Co., Alabama. Children: a. Martha Levenia Chapman, born Oct. 31, 1828 and died ? married George Christian. b. Daniel Burford Chapman, born Aug. 16, 1830 and died March 24, 1865 in Richmond, Va. from wound received at Gettysburg. He married Margaret J. Mosley. c. Leonard A. B. Chapman, born June 10, 1832 and died in Evergreen during the War Between the States. d. Polly (Mary) Brown Chapman, born March 18, 1834. She md. Daniel Rigsby Thomas. (His first wife.) e • Nancy Caroline or Catherine Chapman, born Feb. 1, 1836 and died in 1919. Married Daniel R. Thomas after the death of her sister, Polly. f. Henry Mitchell Chapman, born June 6, 1838 and died at Coleman, Texas, July 9, 1912. He md. Permelia Scoggins Mosley. g. James M, Chapman, born Feb. 28, 1841 and died Jan. 15, 1891. He married Sarah Elizabeth Walker. h. John Berry Chapman (Littleberry John), born April 9, 1843 and died Jan. 16, 1922. Married Jan. 25, 1877 to Nettie Callahan. i. William Patsion S. Chapman, born April 25, 1845 and died July 19, 1913. He married Annie Elizabeth Peterson. j. Charles Edward Chapman, born 1849 and married Sarah Catherine Thomas, sister of Levi James Thomas and niece of Daniel R. Thomas. k. Reuben Golden Chapman, born April 26, 1847. Died in infancy. 1. Anna Matilda Chapman, born Sept. 7, 1851 and died in Yezoo City, Miss., Sept. 1, 1917. She married Levi James Thomas in Evergreen, Alabama Nov. 30, 1869. Children: 1. John Berry Thomas. 2. Alice Golden Thomas. 3. Lollie Thomas. 4. Levi James Thomas, Jr. 5. Frances Ann Thomas. 6. Reuben Edward Thomas. 7~ Ida Mary Thomas - married Walter Reed Page. 8. William Chapman Thomas. 6. David P. Chapman, son of Lavinia Mobley and Henry Chap­ man, was born May 9, 1802 and died Aug. 26, 1858. 7. Reuben M. Chapman, son of Lavinia Mobley and Henry Chap­ man, was born Oct. 24 and died May 10, 1838. 8. Rachael M. Chapman, dau. of Lavinia Mobley and Henry Chapman, was born Dec. 9, 1806 and died June 6, 1827 or 1829. 9. Henry Larkin Chapman, son of Lavinia Mobley and Henry Chapman, was born July 8, 1808 and died...-----.-? He married Matilda A. McDonald, December 1832 in Wilcox County, Alabama. 218. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Children of Lavinia Mobley and Henry Chapman. Cont. 10. Ann Caroline (Nancy) Chapman was born Jan. 12, 1811 and died April 26, 1885. She married William Drake Benson, January 2, 183 2. 11. Edward M. Chapman, son of Lavinia and Henry Chapman, was born June 27, 1813 and died Nov. 3, 1828. 12. Drucilla Mobley Chapman, dau. of Lavinia and Henry Chapman, was born Feb. 16, 1816 and died Oct, 7, 1881. She md. Henry Patrick Pou. 13. Louisa Levinia Chapman, dau. of Lavinia and Henry Chap­ man, ..Jas born March 10, 1818. She married John R. Cox in Macon. County, Alabama, Feb. 4, 1844. 14. James Alexander Chapman, son of Lavinia and Henry Chap­ man, was born March 4, 1821 and died 1865. He married Emily Gleaton Jan. 4, 1844, in Macon County, Alabama.

Ida Mary Thomas, daughter of Anna Matilda Chapman and Levi James Thomas, married Walter Reed Page, Feb. 16, 1910. Children: a. Louise Matilda Page - married July 4, 1946, Donald Lee Meek. They have two daughters: 1. Marge Louise Meek, born June 28, 1947. 2. Mareed Page Meek, born September 6, 1955. b. Walter Reed Page, married Elvin A. Smith, June 11, 1943.

(9) Sarah Mobley, daughter of Edward Mobley, Jr. and Drucilla Meador, was born May 13, 1777 and died Oct. 10, 1781.

Fairfield County Records - March 28, 1799 - Levy Mobley to John Weir 204 acres being part of two tracts granted to Edward Mobley 28 May 1772. Said land fell to Wm. Mobley, the son and }rnir of said Edward Mobley dee I d., and was transferred by Wm. Mcbley to Levy Mobley; the other part of a tract granted to Wm. Chapman and conveyed from him to said Levy Mobley 20 April 1786. T~e said land is situated in the District of Camden on northeast :_.:.de of Broad River bounded by land laid out to John Gavin?, bounded by Hampton's land and Jas. Mordock. w·.t.: Simon Butler, Sam~l Weir Book o, p. 28. 219. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

"FAMILY REGISTERtto Sent by Mrs. Ida Thomas Page. Torn from a Bible believed to have belonged to Lavinia Mobley Chapman, dau. of Edward Mobley, Junior, and Drucilla Meador. Edward Mobley Sr. Was born December 25, 1735 (3?) Drusilla Mobley his wife" " November 20, 1738. Elizabeth Rogers " " October 29, 1756 'dm. Mobley n n September 3, 1753::,~:, Edward Mobley Junior lt H March 15, 1762 Susannah Mobley n " Apriel 11, 1764 Levi Mobley " n November 25, 1766 Ruthea Mobley n f? February 25, 1769 Reuben Mobley tT tf Apriel 17, 1772 Lavinia Mobley tt tf January 16, 1775 Sarah Mobley n ff May 13, 1777 DEATHS Edward Mobley Died Apriel 11, 1765*** Wm. Mobley his son " December 20, 1766 Susanna Mobley n June 14, 1769 (60?) Drucilla Mobley " October 7, •~ 1 781. Ruthea Mobley " October 9, 1781 Sarah Mobley 19 October 10, 1781 Edward Mobley n October 17, 1781 (3?) Henry Rogers n August 27, 1824 (5?) Levi Rogers n December 18, 1794 Jared? Rogers " November 10, 1796 Drucilla Riley " October 24, 1814 Lucinda Riley n January 19, 1815 (13?) Elizabeth Rogers n January 13, 1815 (13?) Elizabeth Riley n February 16 {14?) 1816 Wiley Mobley H August 23 (5?), 1827. End of Mobley section but on same page - ' DEJ'J. THS OF HENRY CHAPMAN FAMMAL Y' Elizabeth Chapman n October 2, 1797 Rachel Mo Clough " June 6, 1~2 -:> Edward M. Chapman " November 3,-1828 'Lavinia Chapman departGd this life Nov. 1st, 1839, age sixty four years nine months & fifteen days.' (handwriting changed; Reuben Chapman " May the 10th, 1g3a. 'Henry Chapman depc1rted this life May the 21st, 18hl'. State of Miss. - County of Yazoo _nr, Mrs. D. So Shackelford, Chancery Clerk in Dnd for the State and County aforesaid do hereby certify thGt this copy was taken from a page of the James Alexander Chapman Family Bible. This on the 17th day of February, 1959." Mrs. D.S. Shackelford, Chancery Clerk. By Catherine Prewitt - D. c. * & ** It is difficult to distinguish the threes and fives in this record., Edward Mobley ,:,~:0 :, and Wm. Mobley, his son - cou1,:. this have been Edward Moberley, Sr. B. 1700 and son V-lilltam, Sr. ? 220. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. A Register containing the births and deaths of Henry Chapman Family copied from the old family Bible for Ann Caroline Benson. (furnished by Mrs. Ida Thomas Page) THE BIRTHS OF HENRY CHAPMAN FATl:;ILY Henry Chapman Age not known Lavinia Chapman Was born Jan'y 16, 1775 Elizabeth Chapman " " November the 4th, 1790 John M. Chapman " " August the 27 A.D. 1792. William M. Chapman " " April " 17th A.D. 1796 Levi C'? Chapman " n June the 27th, A.D. 1798 Littleberry Chapman " " June 22nd A.D. 1800 David P. Chapman " " May 9th A.D. 1802 Reuben M. Chapman " " October the 24th A.D. 1804 Rachael M. Chapman " ft December 9th A.D. 1806 Henry L. Chapman " n July the 8th, A.D. 1808 Ann Caroline Chapman " n January the 12th, A. D. 1811 Edward M. Chapman ft n June the 27th A.D. 1813 Griscilla M. Chapman " n February the 16th A. D. 1816 Louisa Levenia Chapman ft ft March the 10th, A. D. 1818 James Alexander Chapman nn March the 4th, A. D. 1821

THE DEATHS OF HENRY CHAPIV'iANS FAMILY. Henry Chapman departed this life May the 21st 1841. Lavenia Chapman departed this life November the 1st, 1839. Elizabeth Chapman departed this life October the 2nd, 1797. Rachael M. Clough departed this life June the 6th, 1829. Reuben M. Chapman departed this life May the 10th, 1838. Edward M. Chapman departed this life November 3rd, 1828. William M. Chapman departed this life February 13th, 1856 David P. Chapman departed this life August 26th, 1858. Ann Caroline Benson departed this life April 26th, 1885.

STATE OF MISS. ~~ AZOO COUNTY I, D.S. Shackelford, Chancery Clerk in and for the above county and State, do hereby certify that the foregoing pages are true and correct photo-copies taken from the Ann C. Benson _ irth Register Book, which book appears to be approximately 100 years old. Given under my hand and seal of office, this the 22nd day cf January, 1954. Seal - /signed/ Dave S. Shackelford 221. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. V. JOHN MOBERLEY, son of Edward Moberley, Sr. and Susannah DeRuel, married Mary Beam. Her ancestry is unplaced but she was probably related to one of the Beam families who were early settlers in northwest Fairfield County. John Moberley received a land grant of 50 acres on Bro:: d River, January 17, 1770, Book 18, page 475. There was another grant of 118 acres to "John Mobley 0 , Craven County, April 14, 1773, Bk. No. 18, page 474. There was a John Moberley shown on the Lunenburg Tithe list but this may have been his Uncle or a cousin. The Children of John Mobley and Mary Beam: (1) William Mobley - married Drucilla Meador. (2) Isaac Mobley - married Miss Brown. (3) Susan Mobley - no further record. The Rev. War records show two veterans named John Moberley. One served in the Mounted Militia •• "John Moberley (from Stubs to Indents, Vol. Y, Indent 388) 30 days services in Capt. Thomas Shannon's Regt. of Mounted Militia, Nov. 21, 1781. 'This is to certify that the above 30 days duty was done by John Moberley in my Company of Mounted Militia in the time specified above.' /signed/ Thos. Shannon, Captain." "South Carolina, Camden Dist., 1 Personally appeared before me, Burr Harrison, Esqu., Justice of the Peace for Camden District, and made oath ••.. dated 1785.' /signed/ Burr Harrison. /signed/ John Moberley. 30 days duty as private horseman in Capt. Thos. Shannon's Co., from 21st Nov. to 22nd Dec. 1781." The other record of a John Moberley published in Book Q, page 175, "Stubbs t6 Indents" 1 25 days Militia duty 1782 at Four Holes Bridge, Capt. Gray's Company. /signed/ John Moberley.' John Moberley was not listed on the 1790 Census of Camden­ Fairfield, S. C. There is nothing in the Probate records to in­ dicate his decease. There were several land grants to a John Mobley after the 1790 1 s in South Carolina: John Mobley, 96th District, 123 acres, Book 30, page 390, Nov. 5, 1792. John Mobley, 96th Dist., 338 acres, Bk. 35, P. 320, Oct. 7 1793. John Mobley, 96th Dist., (Edgefield) 600 acres, Bk. 35 Page 352, Oct. 7, 1793. John Mobley, 96th Dist., (Saluda River) 907 acres, Bk. 29, page 129, Oct, 3, 1791. 15 Jan. 1823 - William Mobley and Drusilla his wife to John Feaster, Sr. and Jacob Feaster "the plantation where I now live originally granted to William Hill and Edward Mobley and from them conveyed to the said William Mobley." Land lies on both sides of Beaver Creek. Wit: John Mccully, M. M. Meador. John Mobley. State of South Carolina. I, David R. Mobley, do certify that Drusilla, the wifG of Wm. Mobley relinquished her dower in the above mentioned lar,~ 27 Jan. 1823. Book dd, p. 302. 222. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. VI. SAMUEL MOBERLEY, Senior, son of Edward Moberley Senior and He married Mary Wagner (Waggoner), a daughter of Hans or John Waggoner, May 1, 1761. She was born circa 1743 and died circa 1812. He came to Fairfield County, (then Craven) with others of his family in the late 1750's. Ue received several land grants in Fairfield County. They are as follows: NAME COUNTY ACRES BOOK PAGE DATE Samuel Moberley Craven 100 11 14 1-4-1760 Samuel Moberley (not shown) 50 8 184 7-1-1765 Samueh Moberley Craven 50 18 476 2-12-1773 Samuel Moberly Camden (Little R.) 34 28 130 12-6-1790 Samuel Moberly Camden (Reedy R.) 65 28 129 12-6-1790 He lived at his plantation on the south fork of Little River near the land of Edward Moberley, Sr., John Benjamin and William Moberly. He raised a large family, four boys and eight girls living to maturity. He fought in the Revolution and his record is as follows: From Stubs to Indents, Book O, p. 212, Env. 5295. "Samuel Moberley ••• 1 for service done at Howell 1 s Ferry under Capt. Thomas Parrot. 1/Signed/- Samuel Moberley. rie also furnished a horse for the Patriot Militia. The following certificate is from the S. C. Historical Comm., Columbia, s. C. "This is to certify that the records of this department show that SAMUEL MOBERLEY was a member of the militia forces of South Carolina embodied in Winn's Regiment, and that we have pay records of two tours of duty performed by him in 1781; one of eight days at Howell's Ferry on the Congaree River July or August, and four more days taking dispatches thence to Colonel William Hill on the Catawba River, and another of 69 days as Quartermaster at the post at Orangeburgh, ending in December. We also have records to show that he furnished a substitute for the month of June 1782, when drafted for duty at the Four Holes post. /signed/ A. s. Salley Sec. Sept. 11, 1941." His service, according to Salley, is listed in "Stubs to Indents" as "Private Quartermaster and Riding Express," The Fairfield County records show the following: 14 May, 1781 - Samuel Mobley, planter to Job Meador. Whereas a grant bearing date 24 Jan. 1770 was made to Thomas Meador for a tract containing 200 acres in Fairfiel1 Co. on a branch of Beaver Creek and whereas 160 acres of it was conveyed from said Thomas Meadors to s. Samuel Mobley 21 pounds being paid by said Job Meadors, therefore a deed is executed. Kit: Thomas Meador -- Jason Meador. Book I, p. 442. 6 March 1784 - Samuel Mobley to Edward Lovejoy, a slave. Wit. Chas Simmons, Eleazer Mobley. Bk. K, P. 319. 1788 - Samuel Moberly of the State of South Caroline to Edward Moberly Jr. six negroes: Dick, Cloe, Jack, Jane, Sarah and Hall. Wit: E. Moberly. Bk. A, p. 53~ The 1790 Census of Fairfield Co., S. C.: nsamuel Moberley: 2 males over 16 yrs., 3 under and 6 females. 223. HILL & HILL-MOB2RLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Samuel Moberly, Sr. and Mary Wagner (continued) The following, from the Fairfield County Courthouse at Winnsboro, S. C., were furnished by Mrs. Etta Rosson of Shelton, South Carolina. "Sam Mobley, Apt. 23, File #331. Will dated Dec. 21, 1$02. Names: Wife - Mary Mobley, son Edward - dau. Elizabeth Mansell, son Samuel Mobley, son Biggers Mobley, son John Mobley 11 100 acres on which I now live." and daughter Darkey. Wife Mary Mobley, and son Samuel, executrix and executor. Record­ ed June 7, 1$03 and witnessed by James Kirkpatrick. "Sam. Mobley, Apt. 23, file #340, 1$04. Samuel Mobley, Junr. (executor) Bondsmen: Eleazer Mobley, John Hill, Samuel Hill, Sworn to before D. Coleman. Estate appraised by Jacob Horsch (Hosch), Micajah Mobley, Richard Hill. 11 A paper entitled "The deaths & distribution of the estate of Samuel Mobley, deceased." Deaths and Losses - lists a horse, some cattle, and two slaves - and is dated Sept. 7, 1816; Thomas Colvin, David Shannon, Moses McKeown, John Robinson, are named as having "received of the said estate of the Executrix, Mary Mobley." "Final report states: "John Mobley, son of the deceased, has received his piece or parcel.of land and negro boy; also, Darcy (Dorcas - Darkey) Price, late Darcy Mobley, has obtained. her piece of land granted by Will, Signed - Sam 1 1 Mobley, Executor." The above settlement accounts for all the children of Samuel and Mary, except Drucilla, who died in 1807, Susannah who married John Taylor, and Simeon Mobley who died when a baby. The Children of Samuel Mobley, Sr. and Mary Wagner. (1) Edward Mobley - married Mary Mabry.

(2) Samuel Mobley, born 1771 and died August 16, 1$54, married Elizabeth (Pickett) Whitehead (widow) who was born Sept. 13, 1774 and died Sept. 12, 1836. He served as executor of his fathers estate and died at the age of $3 years. Extracts from his Will - recorded in Fairfield County Records, Will dated July 13, 1$54. Names: daughters - Mary Robinson, grandsons, Wm. B. Wood­ ward, Edw. Robinson. 11 To son Edward P. Mobley -- 100 acres of land lying west of a line which shall be run beginning in tte stream or run of Little River, binding on John Mobley lane, 1:1.no ~o be run thence through my plantation to where my father and mother are buried." Grandson - Moses H. Mobley, grand-daughters, Marion and Elizabeth S. Mobley, Grandson, Edward P. Mobley, one of heirs of my son James B. Mobley deceased. G-son, Zebulon Mobley, one of heirs of my son James B. Mobley dec'd. t1 " , Wm. B. W. Mobley II t1 n " n " " " n dec'd, n 11 , Theodore Mobley n " " " n " " n n 11 " " , James B. & Edw. P. Mobley " 11 11 n n n 11 Grandsons - S. F. Mobley and son Edward P. Mobley. Grandson Wm. B. ·woodward, and nephew - Jacob Feaster ( son of John Feaster and Drucilla Mobley.) 224. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF Fl,IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Samuel Mobley, Sr. and Mary Wagner. The Issue of Samuel and Elizabeth Mobley. 1. Edward Pickett Mobley, was born _ __,._,,.,,_? and died Feb. 14, 1861. He married Harriet Hill, a daughter of Moses Hill, Esqu., and Savilla Rhoden Hill. (see page 108) 2. Mary Mobley, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Mobley, married first: John Barette Woodward. second: John A. Robinson. 3\ James Biggers Mobley, son of Saumel and Elizabeth Mob­ ley, was born March 5, 1801 and died Aug. 11, 1852. He married first, Elizabeth Hall and second, Elizabeth Glover. He had 11 children by his two wiv0s. He was a wealthy planter and left an estate which was divided as shown by the Fairfield records. Apt. 23, File #342: PETITION of Elizabeth M. Mobley and Samuel F. Mobley, showeth that James B. Mobley late of District of Fairfield, departed this life on the 11th day of August last, intestate, leaving a widow, one of your petitioners; and eleven children, towit: your other petitioner, S. F. Mobley, Marion G. Mobley, John G. Mobley, Elizabeth s. Mobley, under the age of 21 years; James B. Mobley under the age of 21 years, Edward Mobley under the age of 21 years, Zebulon Mobley, under the age of 21 years, William B. W. Mobley, under the age of 21 years, Ellen Mobley, under the age of 21 years, and Catherine Mobley, under the age of 21 years, his only heirs at law. He also left at the time of his death a large estate, both real and personal. The personal estate we suppose to be worth some fifty thousand dol­ lars. Petitioners pray that they mDy be 2.ppointed administrators of the est2te. Dated September 25, 1852. /signed/ Elizabeth M. Mobley - Samuel F. Mobley.

(3) Biggers Mobley, son of Samuel and Mary Mobley, married Joanna Corbell. No record.

(4) John Mobley, son of Samuel and Mary Wagner Mobley, was born March 27, 1794 and died May 21, 1879. He married Catherine 9;Katie" McLean. She was born March 27?, 1796 and died Januory l6, 1877. They had several children. The fellowship Cemetery headstones show the following: "John Mobley/ who was born 16th day of July 1825/ and departed this life 24 Sept. 1843" "Mrs. Sarah F. Glenn/ wife of Dr. J.M. Glenn/ Dtr. of John and Catherine Mobley/ b. 7-24-1828 - D. 5-9-1856. "Susan A. C. Mobley/ Dtr. of John & Catherine Mobley/ who was born 9-21-1831 - D. 9-29-1855.n "Harriet K. Mobley/ Dtr. of John & Catherine Mobley/ Born 7-3-1834 - D. 3-16-1837."

(5) Elizabeth Mobley, daughter of s~muel Mobley, Senior and Mary Wagner Mobley, married Richard Mansell. No record. 225. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Samuel Mobley, Senior, and Mary Wagner. (6) Drucilla Mobley, daughter of Somuel Mobley, Sr., and Mary Wagner, was born in 1774 and died March 17, 1807. She married John Feaster in 1789. He was born in 1768 and died in 1848. His parents were Andrew Feaster and Margaret Fry Cooper. The children of John Feaster ·and Drucilla ~obley were: 1. Jacob F. Feaster - went by the name of "Squire Jake" and signed as "Junior" to distinguish himself from his uncle, Jacob Feaster who married a Kennemore. Jacob F. Feaster, Jr. md. Isabel Coleman, a daughter of David R. Coleman, and lived near Buckhead. Edrington' s History states: "His children were Jacob F., who md. Elizabeth Stone. Moses C. Feaster is the only living child of that marriage (1886) Edith D. married Henry J. Lyles. They had four children, three of whom are now living. John C. married Miss Sallie Lyles, youngest daughter of the late Col. Wm. S. Lyles by his first marriage to Miss Woodward. Susan married S. M. Simons of Lexington County, S. C. David R. married Miss Victoria E. Rawls of Columbia, S. C., by whom he had several children. His first wife died in January 1877, and in December 1878, married Mrs. Hattie E. Coleman, nee Porter, a daughter of Rev. C. M. Porter of Ridgeway, s. C. By her former marriage she had five children. By her marriage to Dr. R. Feaster, she had four~ They have one of the largest families in the county, sixteen childrer. and six grand-children. There were two girls younger than D. R. 5 Isabelle end Mary N., both of whom died quite young." 2. Susan Feaster, dau. of John and Drucilla Mobley Feaster, married Robert Coleman in 1818. John and Drucilla Feaster had two sons named Andrew: 3. Andrew Feaster - died young. 4. Andrew Feaster - born 1793, died 1869, married in 1818 Mary Desaussure Norris of Edgefield County, by whom he had eleven children, 5 sons and 6 daughters. 5. Mary (Polly) Feaster, born 1798, married 1818, Henry Johnathon Coleman. 6. Chaney Feaster - married Henry Alexander Coleman. 7. Savilla Feaster married Robert Gregg Cameron and lived near Whiteoak, S. C. 8. John M. Feaster, born 1806, married Kiziahan Pickett."

(7) Susannah Mobley, daughter of Samuel Mobley, Sr. and Mary Wagner Mobley, married John Taylor and we have very litt]8 data on this couple. A local census of 1829, Fairfield County, lists nJohn H. TaylorV with a family of three. Other Taylors listed are Samuel Taylor, 2; Henry Taylor, 7; Lucinda Taylor, 6: and Maridith Taylor, with 4 people listed in the household.

(8) Mary Mobley, daughter of Samuel Mobley, Sr. and Mary Wagner, married David Shannon. (See page 283.) 226. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FlaRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The Children of Samuel Mobley, Sr. and Mary Wagner. (Cont.) (9) Lucretia Mobley, daughter of Samuel Mobley, Sr., and Mary Wagner was born 17SO and died April 27, 1863. She married in 1797 John Robinson, born .,...__,...... --__,,.. and died 1853. Mrs. Laura r'. Kuger or Kreger, in a letter to the late.Mrs. Jennie I. Coleman of Shelton, s. C., dated January 6th, 1923, outlines the family as follows: 1. John A. Robinson - md. Mary Mobley Woodward, a widow of John Barette Woodward and dau. of Samuel Mobley, Jr. and Elizab. Pi··· stt Mobley. 2. Mary Wagner Robinson, born 1$03 and married a Castle, (Mrs.,.Kreger's grandparents) and they had: John who died · March 1903, Samuel - died before the War Between the State,, Henry, James, William who died March 1903, Lucretia (no children), Thomas, died in W.B.S., Newton and Nancy Elizabeth. "Both Aunt Nancy and her baby died." 3. Margaret Robinson - married first: Edward Shannon. Married 2nd: John Crow. 4. Eliza Robinson - married David Boyd. 5. Nancy Robinson - married David Huffman. 6. Savilla Robinson - md. James Carner.on. 7. Samuel Robinson - married a Cornwell of South Carolina. 8. Alexander Robinson - md. 1st: Pamela Estes, 2nd: Frances I. Love and their youngest child was Mrs. Effie Drane of Starks­ ville, Miss. Mrs. Kreger further wrote: "John Robinson died in 1853 before grandmother Lucretia went to Miss. with her two youngest sons, Samuel and Alexander Robinson, which was in 1855,n Also: "These (all except John A. Robinson and Mary Castles) all left S. C. and came to Mississippi and Texas." Lucretia Mobley Robinson died April 27, 1853 at Lebannon, Mississippi. "Chester Co. Court. Sept. 5, 1853 - Samuel M. and Alexander S. Robinson V.Si Lucretia Robinson and Savilla Cameron et al. "It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that John Castles and wife, Mary, David Huffman and wife Nancy, David Boyd and W. Eliza­ beth, John C. Crow and wife Margaret & Savilla Cameron reside out of the limits of this state."

(10) Nancy Mobley, daughter of Samuel Mobley, Sr. and Mary Wagner, married Moses McKeown. (See page 283.)

(11) Savilla Mobley, daughter of Samuel Mobley, Sr. and Mary Wagner, married Thomas Colvin.

(12) Dorcas Mobley, daughter of Samuel Mobley, Sr. and Mary Wagner, married William Price. Their daughter, Mary Price, rn9rried Elijah Hill, son of Richard Hill, Jr. and Dorcas Hill. (Soe page 71). (13) Simeon Mobley, son of Samuel Mobley, Senior and Mary Wagner, died young. 227. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CO:TNECTIONS OF Ff,IR.FIELD COUNTY, S. C. VII. MARY (POLLY) MOBERLEY, daughter of Edward Moberley, Senior and Susannah DeRuel, married Thomas Halsell (Halsey). He was listed in the Lunenburg County, Virginia Tithe list of 1752. He witnessed a deed in Fairfield County in 1786 but was not shown in the 1790 Census there. No further record.

VIII. SUSANNAH MOBERLEY, daughter of Edward Moberley, Senior and Susannah DeRuel, married Lewis Meador. No record of family. See the sketch on the Meadors on page 272.

IX. SARAH (SALLIE) MOBERLEY, doughte r of Edward Moberley, Sr. and and Susannah DeRuel, married Jason Meador, Jr. He lived in Lunenburg Co., Va. with his parents and moved to what is now Fairfield County, S. C., 1758-60. (See page 272.)

.. . ELIZABETH MOBERLEY, daughter of Edward Moberley, Sr .. and Susannah DeRuel, married Job Meador. He lived in Lunenburg Co., Va. with the Moberleys. He is said to have died October, 1822, aged 101, in Fairfield County, S. c. He received a land grant of 150 acres on Beaver Creek dated March 17, 1760. He was shown on the 1790 census of Fairfield District as follows: "Job Meadows: 1 male over 16 years, 2 under and four females. He was one of the Bondsmen in the settlement of the estate of Elijah Beam in 1798. There are other references but none that reveal the names of children, if any.

XI. KEZI!i.H MOBERLEY, daughter of Edward Moberley, Sr. and Susannah DeRuel, married Thomas Meador. He was the only son-in­ law of Edward Moberley, Sr. not shown on the tithe list of Lunenburg County, Va. One Thomas Meador lived near the land of Keziah's brother Samuel Moberley and her sister Dorcas Hill, wife of Richard Hill; not far from the land of Allen Beam; Richr.:::'d and William Hill's land, all located near Beaver Creek in northwest Fairfield County. Since no birth or death dates are available, it is not cl0ar whether the following belong to the above Thomas Meador or to a son, or other relative. 1790 Census of Fairfield: "Thomas Meadows - 2 males over 16 ye2rs; 3 males under 16 years and t·w2 females. lHie received a land grant shown by the following dee(l: "Book B, page 32, 1788 - nThomas Meador and Hagah?, his wife, to Micajah Moberley, land granted to Thomas Meador, on north branch of Beaver Creek." (see index for futher reference to Thomas Meador. )

XII. DORCAS MOBERLEY, daughter of Edward Moberley, Sr. and Susannah DeRuel, married Richard Hill. He is shown on one list as a Rev. War Veteran but he must have been deceased by that time. ~o family list is available. (See page 1) 228. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

ALEXANDER MOBLEY, born ?, died ? Residence? married ------"Widow" Floyd, born ____?, died ? Mrs. B. H. Rosson of Shelton, S. C. (Northwest Fairfield Co. where the Mobleys, Hills and Hoschs' lived) wrote to the compiler: "From a family record book that belonged to cousin Jennie Cole­ man •.•. 'Alexander Mobley married the 'Widow' Floyd and was a first cousin to Edward Mobley, Senior and the father of Colin and MicaJih Mobley. Cullen (Colin) was the father of Biggers, who wa~ father of Mrs. Kerr, Miss Lizzie Mobley and Mrs. Jethro Hill." No further record on Alexander Mobley.

I. COLIN (CULLEN) MOBLEY, son of Alexander ~obley and the Widow Floyd, married Keziah Moberley, daughter of William Moberly Senior and Ann Osborne. Edrington, in his history of Fairfield, states: "The Meadors lived on McClures Creek. They, the Hills and the "Cage" and Cullen Branch of the Mobley family owned, with the exception of a few small tracts, all that whole country." A deed from Fairfield records: "Received of Cullen Mobley the sum of two hundred and twenty-five dollars in full payment for a negro girl, Mary, age about eight or nine years, which girl I warrant to be sound and healthy, I furthermore warrant and forever defend the right and title of said girl to be clear and free from me, my heirs and assigns, and from all other persons whomsoever unto the said Mobley, his heirs and assigns forever, as witness my hand and seal this 13th of April 1824. Witness: Simeon Hill /signed/ Anderson Willis. Cullen Mobley survived his wife and was living in 1839. An instrument confering power of lttorney to his sons-in-law, Simeon Hill and Ellison Mitchell ••• Power of Attorney, dated March 9, 1839 signed by Cullen Mobley, witnessed by John C. c. Feaster, Mary E. Hill •.• "I Cullen Mobley of the District aforesaid, being of sound mind, but weak in QOddyL not being able to attend to my ordinary business, and also to settle my worldy affairs, have appointed, nominated, and constituted, and by these presents do appoint, nominate and constitute my well beloved sons-in-law Simeon Hill and Ellison Mitchell, of the said District and State: my lawful attorney or agents for me and in my name, to take the management of all my personal property to sell the same to the highest bidder at public outcry and the proceeds of said sale to be put out at interest until my death at which time •• my said agents or attorneys •• to make any equel division of proceeds •• retween my six daughters, viz; /imey, who intermarried with Moses l,obley, Mary - Lucy, who intermarried with Larkin Mobley, r.::1:.cy who intermarried with Ellison Mitchell, Elizabeth who has intermarried with Simeon Hill, and Susannah, who has intermarried with Richard M. Hill, to them and their heirs forever .• Affidavit: Appeared before me John C. C. Feaster •• Witness Jacob Feaster, Jr." 229. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY. S. C. The Children of Colin (Cullen) Mobley and Keziah Moberly. ( 1) Amey Mobley md. Moses Mobley. ( 2) Mary Mobley ( 3 ) Lucy Mobley md. Larkin Mobley. ( 4) Nancy Mobley md. Ellison Mitchell. ( 5) Elizabeth Mobley md. Simeon Hill, son of Richard Hill, and Mary Mobley. (page 41) ( 6) Susannah Mobley md. Richard M. Hill, son of John Hill and Mary Mobley. (See page 7) The records show that Cullen Mobley served in the American Revolution.

II. Micajah (Cage) Mobley, son of Alexander Mobley and the Widow Floyd, married Elizabeth Mobley, daughter of William Moberley, Sr. and Ann Osborn. Micajah Mobley served in the American Rev. War. The records of the Historical Commission of South Carolina show that he served in 1781-2 with the S. c. Militia with duty at Orangeburg under Jajor John Pearson and at Four Holes Bridge under Colonel Winn. He is shown on the Census of 1790, Fairfield County, S. c., as having 1 male over 16 years age (himself), 2 · males under 16 years and 2 females. The date Micajah and Cullen arrived in Fairfield is not recorded but both were there by 1790. They lived on McClures Creek and were neighbors to the Hills, Lyles, Crosbys and Weathers. Micajah Mobley died October 31st, 1840, his wife Elizabeth having preceded him in death. "Fairfield S. C. A PETITION STATES: "Micajah :Mobley, late of the District and State aforesaid, departed this life on the 31st day of Oct., past, intestate, leaving one son, Thomas Mobley, and daughters, Rebeccah, widow of John Meador, dec 1 d; Dorcas, wife of ,,'lm. M. Mobley; Gemimah, wife of William Wright, Susannah, wife of William Farrar, and the children of Mary, deceased, who was the wife of Asaph Hill. Dated Nov. 9, 1$40. 1840. MICAJAH MOBLEY, Apt. 72, File #24. Thomas Mobley, Administrator. The following signed for property as heirs: Thomas Mobley William ('signed Wm. M. Mobley') Asaph Hill 11!illiam Farer i'-Jilliam Wright Rebecca Meador Appraisers: Jacob Feaster, Meredith P. Meador, Wm. Crosby.

Follwoing is the records available on heirs of 1 Cage 1 Mobley. ( 1) Thomas Mobley married Mary ___? No record. (2) Rebecca Mobley - md. John Meador:- (3) Dorcas Mobley - md. :!Jm. M. Mobley, born Oct. 12, 1794:, and died May 29, 1850. Apparently all their children died young. 1, Emma Mobley - B. 10-19-1818, d. 12-28-1834. 2. Emily Mobley B. 2-7-1820 and died Jan. 3, 1833. 3. Celitha Mobley B. 12-12-1829 and died 2-2-1848. 4. Dorcas Mobley - B. 11-27-1832 and D. 12-12-1845. 230. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. (3) Dorcas Mobley and Wm. M. Mobley, Continued. 1848 - Wm. M. Mobley, Apt. 94, file 339. (Will record Vol. 3,) (page 313 ) Names Wife - Dorcas Mobley Brother - Biggers Mobley, and "Sisters or their children" Nephews - Daniel R. Meador ) Merryman H. Weathers ) Executors. Jacob Feaster, Jr., Witness. Isham Mobley t, ( 4) Gemimah Mobley - married ·william Wright. No re cord. (5) Susannah Mobley - married William Farrar. Fairfield County, S. C. records: ncourt Minutes 1853 - 21-27 - No. 22, 'Benjamin A. Weathers and wife Susanna, witnesses, Wm. M. Hill. Case was brought of Children of Wm. Farrar to obtain property of his second wife, Susan Mobley Farrar, Micajah Mobley's daughter Susannah who married against her father's advice. She was ad­ vanced in years and not likely to have any children. Her father gave her slaves and land, but only for life. She begged nwith tears in her eyes 11 for complete right. ·wm. Farrar died 1846, intestate. Susan died 1847, intestate. They married Aug. 25, 1839. Asaph Hill had married Mary Mobley, Susan's sister,. Mary Hill now deceased left two children •.. 1431/10 acres land belong­ ed to Susan Farrar.~n

(6) Mary Mobley, daughter of ~icajah Mobley and Elizabeth Mobley, married Asaph Hill, son of Richard Hill, Jr. and Dorcas (Funderburg). They had two children: 1. Elizabeth Hill - b. 1826-27 and married David Stevenson. 2. William Hill - born 1830. (see page 67) Fairfield County Records - 1842 - Petition of Elizabeth Hill ex Parte. She petitions the court to appoint a Guardian. That your Petitioner is entitled to a distributee 1 s share of her Lrandfather's estate (Micajah Mobley) she prays her father Asaph Hill to be appointed. She is above 14 years age and less than 15 years age. Date: Nov. 12, 1841. Asaph Hill was appointed Guardian, 5th of April 1842. Bondsmen were Asaph Hill, Reuben F. Hill and John Stevenson. Asaph was also appointed guardian of his son, Wm. Hill. 1842 - lo- nMarch 15, 1842. 1 11.saph Hill petitions to be appoint­ ed guardian of his infant son William, Nov. 12, 1841. Wm. now 11 years of age. $3266.00 is the amount due from Susan Farrar 1 s Estate. Bond - $6532.00 - /signed/ Asaph Hill, Reuben F. Hill and .John Stevenson." 1849 - 2- January 1, 1849, Partition. Susan Fararr land bounded by Asaph Hill, Wm. S. Lyles, B. H. Weathers, Wm. Crosby. Susan Fararr died intestate, her sister Dorcas Mobley, wife of Wm. M. Mobley, Jemima Vought and Nephews and nieces (Wm. Hill, Nephew) among others. "That Elizabeth Stevenson and William Hill are the children of Mary Hill, a deceased sister of Susan Farar, formerly Mobley, daughter of Micajah Mobley .••.•.• " 231. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. SKETCHES AND REFERENCES TO MOBERLY-ALLIED FAMILIES

BEAM - Edrington 1 s History states: "Among the early settlers on Beaver Creek and McClures were the Wideners, Beams and Dyes, all of whom moved upon the Chinquapin lands on the line of Chester and Fairfield, where most numbers of their des­ cendents live today. The land they then gave up is now owned by T. M. Lyles, J.C. and T. D. Feaster, and D. P. Crosby, and is considered the best section of Fairfield County."

McMaster 1 s History,page 16 states: "Albert Beam had 100 acres on Reedy Creek, branch of Beaver Creek, March 27, 1773, also 50 acres Dec. 1, 1772, probably settled long before this. Ezekiel Beam has a warrant for 100 acres on branch of Mill Creek May 3, 1768 11 • A plat shows that one Allen Beams land was on Beaver Creek adjoining that of Darcus Hill and near Thos. Meadow, Richard Hill and Samuel Mobley. Elijah Beam is shown with land near that of George Powell, George Miller, Barkus Hill and Asaph Hill. These plats represented grants to Darcus and Asaph Hill. (See page 221 for sketch of John Moberly and Mary Beam.) Fairfield County records - Court house at Winnsboro, S. C. "Appraisal of Estate of Albert Beam - signed by Asaph Hill, Richard Hill and Micager Moberly. Oath is taken before Moses Hill, 1790." File Box 1, Folio 33. 1790 Census of Fairfield District, South Carolina. Albert Beam 2 males over 16 yrs. 2 under 16 yrs, 5 females Jesse Beam 1 male over 16 yrs. 2 under 16 yrs. 2 femaleo

Fairfield Census 1829 John Beam 8 in household. Albert Beam 3 in household. Saul Beam 2 in household.

CHAPMAN - Edrington's History states: "The Chapmans were a numberous and prominent family on McClures Creek. They have all left except Giles Chapman and the widow and children of John Chapman, who owned the old Halselville Property, just beyond the line in Chester County~" Mr. D. B. Clayton, Sr., writes: "Robert Coleman' Sr. (we call him Sr., though he should be number one as there were sever2l Roberts) came to S. C. we know not when, but apparently after our Robert Coleman, (Jr.) who married Elizabeth Roe and started our Fatrfield family, and his brothers William and Charles, bot of whom lived and died in Fairfield. Robert Sr. had a large family and from Deed Bk. K, page 123 we find the following dee6 of gift (continued next page.) 23 2. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FJ.IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. "Robert R. Coleman, Farmer, to Dt. Mourning Coleman, a negro girl----3/1/1795, Witness: Anderson Thomas and William Chapman." page 125. "Robert R. Coleman to son-in-law William Chapman, one negro woman." 3/31/1795. In Robert R. Coleman's Will dated 3/31/1795, the same day his deed of gift was made to William Chapman, proved January 20th, 1796, names among his children, Sarah Chapman. He names as Executors of his Will, two sons-in­ law, William Chapman and Isaiah Coleman. (Three of his daughters married Mobley 1 s, one a Parker, and one a Picket. Two youngest were single) Witnesses to the Will were Anderson Thomas and Thomas' Coleman (Roberts son). n Mr. Clayton continues: "I have tried to find a record of William Chapman and his wife Sarah Coleman, but so far without success •.• Wm. Chapman was evidently born around 1740-55. I thought this William below might be the son-in-law of Robert Coleman, Sr., but unless he married twice this could not be as Williams wife named in his will was Anne, and Robert I s daughter was Sarah who married a William. It is possible that Robert's son-in-law William Chapman was the father of this William who married Anne.n WILLIAM CHAPMAN Will •. signed Sept. 1841, proved 9/11/1841 Heirs of the Estate Anny (X) Chapman ••• Widow Berryman Chapman, dec 1 d Son His children: William Chapman; Darlen Allen's wife; Gilbert M. Chapman; Edward Taylor; and M. P. Meador. Sukey (Susanna) (X) Thomas and Jonathan Thomas ••.• Daughter Also known as Susannah Thomas. Britton Chapman •. dec'd. Son ••.•• his children: John M. Chapman; William P. Ragsdale; Hugh McKeown; E. M. Chapman; Wm. H. Chapman •• minor Mary A. Chapman •.•• a minor; John Mobley, guardian of minors, Berry Chapman •• ALL OF HENRY COUNTY, GEORGIA. Sarah Chapman •.••.• daughter. Hardy Chapman •.•..• Dec'd son, •.•• his children: Lucy Chapman, wife of John Curry John Chapman Robert Chapman •.••.• Son Tempsey (Temperance) Mobley •• Daughter and wife of Daniel Mobley of 11\falton County, Georgia. (page 207) Others: Hugh McKeown and Lucinda McKeown of Fayette Co., Ga. Copy of Will to be sent to B. ~. Chapman of Union Co., S. C. Lucy Chapman ••. relationship unknown .•• of Pickens Co., Ala., 1844. Note: William Chapman's Will furnished by Mrs. Ida Thomas Page.

Will of Hardy Chapman - dated 3/29/1822 - probated 7/5/1822. Executors were William and Berryman Chapman. See page 266 for further Mobley-Chapman records. 233. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY corNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, s. C. nr d.escend from Mary Ann Chapman, b. July 4th, 1833, married to Richard H. Hightower, Feb. 18, 1849. She was the daughter of Britton~. Chapman, and his wife Laevinna ????, who came to Henry Co., Ga. circa 1830 from Fairfield Co., S. C. Brittian M. died in Henry Co., Ga., 1835 (will signed Jan. 29, 1835) In his will he refers to children by 1st marriage: (repeats those shown on page 232). Also; "to my beloved wife, Laevina ChGpman and her two children, \fu1. Hardy Chapman and Ann Chapman." "I appoint JOHN MOBLEY my sole executor.n °Henry Co., Ga. JOHN MOBLEY made a final return for Mary A. Chapman and Wm. H. Chapman --- Nov. 4, 1853. Henry Co., Ga. Berry Chapman, Guardian of Edward M. Chapman, in account with his ward from 1st. Jan. 1838, to 31st Dec. inclusive. "Received a legacy from Edward M. Meaders Estate Jan. 1, 1839, of $200.00."

COJVIMENTARY ON THE ED'.IARD MOBERLY FAMILY OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA. The date of the birth of Edward Moberly Sr. is given as 1700 by most family historians and that of his wife as 1702. The date of decease for Susannah DeRuel Moberly is given as 1761 but Edward's seems in doubt. Most agree that it was after the Rev. War and the year 1787 is used by some of the searchers. The Family Register of Lavinia Mobley Chapman shows the date o~ death for one Edwo.rcl Mobley 11 Apriel 11, 1765; for vvm. Mobley 'his son', December 20, 1766: and for Susanna Mobley, June 14, 1760 or 1769. (see page 219) There is no evidence to prove that these three are our Edward and Susannah and their eldest son, William Mobley. But on the other hand there is no other proof of the decease of these three Mobleys. The other Edward's, ,.Williams' and Susannah's in the Bible record are placed and no other explanation is apparent but they are Edward Moberly, Sr. b. 1700 and his wife Susannah and son William. The date of marriage of Edward and Susannah Moberly is given by some as 1735 but the Lunenburg Tithe lists show that they were likely married in the 1720 1 s. Edward Mobberley, ( also spelled: Moberley, Moberly, ~"o bl e::y and Mobly) Senior's ancestry is the subject of considerable research by family historians and ancestor hunters. Some authorities write that he was the son of a descendent of William Moberley who as a young man of eighteen years, ran away from home and came to Maryland on a ship belonging to Wm. Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania. The story further states that he married Phoebe Lovejoy and settled at Point (Port) Tobacco, Maryland. This story of the arrival of William Moberley to Americ2 is used by different Moberly family hi.stories.,:, It varies slig}~·U.y ,:, "The Mobleys and their Con11ecti0ns" by v:J. W. Dixon "History and GeneAlogiPs" Ms. by W. H. Miller, Richmond, Ky. 234. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. in each version but all seem to agree in general theme. Dr. W.W. Smith, Prof. Emertius of the University of Idaho at Moscow, Idaho, writes: "Some four or five years since, I wrote to the Librarian of the Eastern State Teachers College at Richmond, Kentucky, and in answer had a brief but pleasant letter of transmittal, and an enclosure of a brief resume made from unpublished notes left by Mr, Miller. In this brief copy of notes without citation or other valid2tion, it was stated thBt, - 1 The Moberley, or Mobly family was seated early in York­ shire, England and that one Sir Edward Moberley was living there during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. That Sir Edward had three sons, €dward who succeeded the father and another who took Orders and rose to the Bishoprick and ·william Moberley who ento 1' 01l the Army and rose to the rank of Captain, amassed a fortune ~nd returned and purchased an estate near shefield, in Yorkshire and left an interesting and numerous posterity. Among his . children was a son Edward Moberley, who purchased an estate in Cheshire, and was a useful member of the landed gentry. He had two sons, Samuel and William. The latter on being chastised for failure to set out orchard trees according to direction, ran away and came to America, - with William Penn. That on the way he met Phoebe Lovejoy whom he married shortly after arrival in Pennsylvania, and located his home at Port Tobacco, Maryland. They had eight sons, among these was one Edward Moberley, Who settled at Fairfield, (County) South Carolina." Dr. Smith further wrote: - "I do not know where ~iller got his information nor from what part of Millers Mss. this was copied." Until the orgin of this and similar narratives on the ancestry of Edward Moberly, Senior are traced and the proof found to back this interesting story, we will have to ctcsignnte it ~s unproven Moberly History, Phoebe Lovejoy is given as the governess of William Penn's children and that William Moberly and Phoebe embarked with Penn on the ship "Welcome," It is stated that the names of these people do not appear on the list of passengers on one voyage. Wm. Penn made several trips and that they may have arrived on one of these later voyages. One of the first authentic documented records of Edward Moberley, Senior 1 s family is found in the Tithe (tax) Lists of Lunenburg County, Virginia in 1748 as shown in Prof. Landon C. Bell's Book, nsunlight on the Southside." Virginia is said to have been the most English of all the American Colonies, in institution, life and character. The adminis­ tration of the various local governments was executed and carried out by the Wardens. The records were kept by the Co 11l'ts and by the Church Parishes. The "Tithe list" was in reality a tax list and contained the heads of families and males 16 years and upward. Prof. Bell states: "If a person returned his list of tithes of a certain number made up of his neme, the names of other persons of his name, and certain sl8ves, there is a reason::ible presnmption that the tithables bearing his name may be his children, who wc1.'0 thnt yonr bctweon the ages of sixteen and twonty-0110 yc-nrs. " ••• n'l'h2 tithes were in 23 5. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FJ'~IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. general the taxpayer himself, Dnd the mole white members of his family over 16 years of age, or such other age as the statue at that time might prescribe, and the slaves, male and female over that age. 11 From Prof. Bell's book we find the Mobberleys in the list taken in 1748 by John Phelps "From the mouth of Falling River Upwards" and are shown as follows with names of several families that later appeared in Fairfield County, S. C. with the Mobleys. Name Tithe Name Tithe Edward Mobberley and Rice Price Benja. Mobberley ••• 2 John Price William Mobberley ..•..• 1 Rice Price, Jr. Clem Mobberley .•..•.•..• 1 Thos. Price ••.•. 4 Richard Hill •..•.•.•••• l Larrance Barker ..•••• 1 David Dalton and William Callaway John Hi 11. • . • . • • • • • 2 Sherward Gaddy •• 5 William Hill ..••...•.•. 1 William Brown ...•••• 1 Elias Barker 2nd William Crosbey •.••• 1 Ralph Wilson •.•.•• 2 In 1749, the 174~ precinct of John Phelps from Falling River westward, had an increase in population and was divided. Nicholas Hayle (Haile) was appointed to take the tithes "From Goose Creek to the extent of the County upwards". This placed John Hill, who was previously listed in John Phelps' 1848 list, in this area. John Hill is listed with son William Hill and one William Hill is listed, and is probably the same William shown in 1748 Phelps list since he is not later shown in the other list of the divided precinct. Robert Hill is listed with one tithe in this area. The Moberleys are shown in the other portion of the divided precinct in 1749 in the list taken by Matthew Talbot in the area "From Falling River to Goose Creek," bounded on the south by the Roanoke River. Name Tithe Name Tithe Wm. Mobberley Jno Price ••••••....•• 1 Ralph Wilson •••••• 2 Rice Price Edw. Mobbcrley •....•.•• 1 Rice Price, Jr. Benjn. Mobberley .•...••• 1 Ti10s. Price. . • • • • 3

Richard Hill •••••••.••• 1 \1\Tm. Br'own .. o Cl • • • • • • • • 1 Wr'1. Callaway Saml. Brown •....••• 5 In 1750 Nicholas Hayle or Haile once again had the District !!From Goose Creek to the Extent of the County Upwards.n In this district W1. Hill is listed with one tithe; Robert Hill and John Beard are listed together as having two tithes. Only a portion of this area, that located between Goose Creek and the Roanoke River, is in what is now Bedford County, Virginia. The remainder of this district was north of the Roanoke and Blackwater River, part of what was later Franklin and Roanoke Counties- 236. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. John Phelps again had the area from Falling River to Goose Creek in 1750 in Lunenburg County. Name Tithe Name Tithe Willm. Mobberley •.. , .•.••.. 1 Rice Price Edw. Mobberly, Junr. Rieb- Price, Junr. Thos. Mobberly Thos. Price •••••.•• 3 Rogger Conner ...... ••• 3 Wm. Stone Edward Mobberley ••••...••.. 1 Robt Irons Benjamin Mobberley •••..•••. 1 Wm. Stone, ,Tr. Celmt. Mobberley ...... 1 Euseibus Stone ••.•. 4 Jno. }1obberley Jno. Turner .•...... • 1 Mordecai Mobberley Lawrence Barker ••.••• 1 Hamon Mobberley •..•••. 6 Eli:1 s Barker •••.••... 1 Richd. Hill Jason Meadows Wm. Hill •.....•••. , ..• 2 Lewis Meadows Wm. Brown •••o=•••··•••e•••• 1 Jason Meadows, Junr. 3 J no. Hill . o ••••••••••• e • • • • 1 William Callaway \!'1 m• B r own? . . . . • . , ...... ,· . . . 1 Saml. Brown •...•.•. 5

The 1752 tithe list of Lunenburg CQunty is the last available before the breakup of old Lunenburg County into the several counties it now comprises. In 1752 Halifax was cut off from Lunenburg while in 1754 Bedford was formed in the area where the Mobberleys and allied families lived. Campbell was taken from Bedford in 1782 but it seems they lived in the part of Bedford which retained the name. List taken by John Phelps. Name Tithe Name Tithe Edw. Mobberley •..•.••....•• 1 Wm. Stone •••••.•..•.. 2 Clemt. Mobberley ...•...... • 1 Wm. Stone, Jr •.•..••• 1 Benjn. Mobberley •..••.....• 1 Robt. Irons ...•...... 1 Thos. Halsey •....••..•..••• 1 Thos. Price .••••..••. 1 Richd. Hill •....•••••••••.. 1 Rice Price .•....•..•. 1

J no . Brown ...... fl fl • • • • • 1 Jason Meader Thos. Wright ..•....•••.. , .. 1 Job Meader ...... •• 2 Jno. Turner ...... ••.....•. 1 Joel Meader ..•...... 1 Davd. Dalton Lewis Meador •...... 1 Jas. Hensly ..••...... • 3 As shown in the above Tithe lists, the Moberleys were in Lunenburg Co., Virginia, by 1748, and perhaps earlier. In 1748 Edward Noberley with his son Benjamin are shown together in­ dicating that Benjamin was under 21 years of age, but over 16. Unfortunately there is nothing to reveal how many years prior to 1748 Benjamin had been listed with his father in the tithe list. In 1749 Benjamin is listed by himself signifying that he is living to himself, perhaps married, and possibly 21 years of age. This places Benjamin's birthdate as being circa 1728-32 and with Clement and William shown each to himself in 1748 and undoubtedly older. It is evident that the marriage date of Edward Sr. and Susannah DeRuel should be no later than 1725. If one of the six girls was born before Benjamin, then the marriage date would have been before the mid-1720's. 237. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The lists show Edward, Benjamin, William and Clement Mobberley in 1748 and 1749 along with Richard Hill who may have been married to Dorcas Moberley by this time. In 1750, in ad­ dition to the above, 1tEdward Moberley, Junr." is listed and under his name are those of Thos. Mobberly and Hogger Conner, a tot a 1 of three ti the s. Also listed were 11 J no. Mo bberley11 and under his name that of Mordecai M6bberley and Hammon for a total of 6 tithes. Mr. Donald Clayton, Sr., states that none of the sons of Edward Moberley were old enough to have had a son Thomas 16 years of age ih 1750. "This Edward with son Thomas, has disappeared by 1752, as has William .• ; and John Mobberley with sons Mordecai and Hammon. It is possible that Edward Junr. with son Thomas was a son of John since he had a Will dated 1752 in Edgecomb County, North Carolina." "Page 250. Edgecombe County, N. C. (from Abstract of N. C. Wills by Grimes) August 5, 1752 - Will of John Mobley: Sons John, Mordeca and Edward. n Proved May, 1753 Brother: Edward Mobley Nephew: Samuel Mobley Wife and Executrix: Rachel Executor: Son - Edward Mobley Witnesses: John Williams, John Ward - Lewis Atkins Richard Hill is shown again in 1750 but listed with a dependent, William Hill. A "Jno. Hill" is shown with one tithe. Jason Meadows is shown with sons Lewis and Jason, Jr. and these last two married Susannah and Sarah (Sallie) Mobley respectively, daughters of Edward Moberly, Sr. The 1752 tithe lists shows Edward; Clement; Benjamin and not shown were: William Moberley, the above mentioned Edward Junr. and John Mobley. Richard Hill is again listed but his son William is not shown. Jason Meader is shown and his son Job listed with him. Joel and Lewis Meador are shown with 1 tithe each. Thos. Halsey makes his appearance on the list. It is possible that "Halsey" is a mis-spelling of "Halsell" and this is another one of Edward Moberley's sons-in-law who married his dau. Mary (Polly) Moberley. This accounts for five of Edward's daughters' husbands· Richard Hill, md. Dorcus; Thomas Halsell, married Mary (Pollyj; Lewis Meador, married Susannah Moberley; Jason Meador who married Sarah (Sallie), and Job Meador, marriec 0 Eliza beth Moberley. The only son-in-law of Edward's not sho ··~: was Thomas Meador who married Keziah Moberly. They later li '"·?d in Fairfield County, South Carolina. The other names shown in the tithe list were gathered at random. This was a sparsely settled country and the lists were very small for such a large area. Lunenburg County, Va., at one time comprised most of what is now South Central Virginia. There were Prices, Stones, Barkers, Wrights and Crosbys in northwest Fairfield about the time of the Rev. War or before. William Calloway purchased land from Edward Moberly, Jr. in 1751. Wm. Brown ment'i oncd F.l i ?:nboth Moberly in his will in 1752. 23S. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Later there were several Brown Families in Fairfield County. The name John and John Turner, Jr. appears in the 1790 census of Fairfield County. One of the daughters of Benjamin Moberly, Senior, Tabitha, is listed as having married one John Turner. In addition to the tithe list, there are other records that attest to the presence of the Mob2rlcys in Lunenburg Co. Clement Moberley and Edward Owned land on the Otter River in whc.t is now Bedford County, Virginia, in sight of the scenic "Peaks of Otter" where the river of that name rises. The follow­ ing d

Mills Statistics states: 11 Broad River, originally celled Eswaw Huppeedawi or Line River, divided the empire of the Cherokees from the Cntawbas. The latter were numc,rous and brave people. They received the white settlers kindly and treated them with great generosity. The Cherokees adopted a contrary policy - plundering the whites and shed their blood in numerous wars, waged with the view to plunder, and conducted in tho true savage spirit.n "The early settlers followed hunting, trapping and raising stock, but these pursuits were often interrupted by excursions of the enemy into the infant settlements. It became necessary to construct forts in every little neignborhood. The first of these was Fort V•.Taggoner. It was erected in the Cherokee 17ar of 1760 on Beaver Creek six miles abcv.e its mouth; into this the poor scattered inhabitants flocked, and received its prote:tion until the end of the war. Their meat was obtained by hunting and their bread was brought on pack horses from the Congaree. '1 A fort was erected at Philip Raiford's, opposite Pearson's island; one at John Hick's at the plantation of P. Pearson, Esqu., another at James Andrews 1 s, now Major Player's. This chain of forts continued down to McCord's Ferry.vi "The first settlers on the head of Beaver creek were under the necessity of confining themselves to Fort Waggoner for pro­ tection from the Indians. A young man by the name of James Phillips went out with a hunting party, and on his return, near the fort he shot a rattlesnake, which, on examination was found to have a fawn in its stomach. This circumstance, ob­ serves D.R. Coleman, Esqu., has been related to me by Phillips himself, and by a number of others who saw the snake when it was brought into the Fort, and the fawn taken out of it. From the good character these men had among their neighbors as men of veracity, and my own long acquAintnnce with Phillips, I have no doubt that he killed the snnke & that it had a fawn in its Stomach." 241. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. After the conclusion of the French and Indian and Cherokee Wars, settlers moved into the area of what is now Fairfield and Chester Counties, S. C. They petitioned for and received land grants in these two counties. They built cabins and sometime houses on the new and fertile land. As the land filled with settlers, they were soon the prey of orgainized bands of robbers and horse thieves (History of Fairfield County - by Fitzhugh McMaster) and law officers were in Charleston, 150 miles away. "In the absence of courts of justice within their reach the inhabitants of this section found it necessary to form an association, which was called Regulation, and the persons composing it Regulators" (McGrady, P. 594) "So it is not surprising that those whom McGrady describes as "sturdy and honest back settlers," should set up "regulators" to deal with the 11 scum of the population of Europe, which the disbandment of the armies of France and England up on the Peace of Paris in 1763 had turned loose upon the frontiers of America." Nor that the Govenor of the province, hearing of the floggings, hangings by the regulators, without court proceedings, should call upon the legislature to consider means of 11 surpressing the regulators." (After attempting to serve warrants on the regulators, the Government of King George III chose to pardon the regulators and set up courts in Orangeburg, Camden, Cheraw, Ninty-six, Beaufort, and Georgetown as well as in Charleston) "This in a large measure gave relief to the up-country, and the oncoming of the Revolutionary war put an end temporarily to the progress of local government." (McMaster's History.)

MOBBERLEY 1 S -MOBERLEYS-MOBLEY' S in THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Our records of the Mobleys in the 1770's are meager. Fortunately, the Rev. War records of some of these people are documented. (See the family lists for individual records) Although the American Revolution commenced in 1775, it was 1780 before the war reached Fairfield County to any extent. In those days the various fc.:imilies and Clans had their "Meeting Houses." And among those were the Woodward Meeting House, Hill's Meeting House and Mobley 1 s Meeting House. It was here in north­ west Fairfield at Mobley's Meeting House that a minor skirmish occured May 26, 1780, The British sympathizers or Tories were quickly routed by the Patriot Militia. In McMasters History this affray is penned by James H. Carlisle whose article appear­ ed in the Winnsboro News and Herald January 23, 1907. "Our District is not so rich in Revolutionary incidents and associations as either one of our neighbors, York, Chester, Lancaster or Kershaw. (counties) No battle was fought in this county. After the fall of Charleston the first ray of light in the general gloom which followed (June, 1779) was from a gallant little affair planned in Winnsboro by Bratton, Winn and McClure, and carried out at Mobley's Metting House, 12 miles west of this, (Winnsboro?) where the Tories had a little garrison. The gallant Sumter alluded to this exploit with pride many years after in congress. The chief association which binds Winnsboro to the Revolution cirises from a shnrt resiclonce of Cornwallis after the battle of King's Mountain, whi~h took p]~ce Oct. 7, 1780. After the fall of <;h::rJoston, in the spring of that year, 242. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY C0!·1NECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. "the state was considored a conquered province end Cornwallis, then Chief Commander in the South, had begun his northern march to finish the work.". "Diary of Lt. Anthony Allaire of Ferguson's Corps - (Memo of Occurances during the Campaign of 1780.)" A.O. G. Tuesday 15th (August, 1780) "Got in motion at &:00 in the morning - marched 2 miles to Lisle's Ford. Forded Broad River proceeded 7 miles to a Mr. Coleman in Mobley's settlement, halted during heat of the day. Got in motion at 7:00 O'Clock in the evening. Marched 2 miles to the camp of N. Y. volunteers where we go\ intelligence that .Genernl Gates lay within 3 miles of Camden with an army of 7000 men. Col. Turnbull had orders the 12th to retreat to Rocky Mount, and act as he saw proper - to got to Camden if he could. Sumter appeared with cannon at Rocky Mount about 12 hours after Col. Turnbull left it, in order to make a second trial for the part he found not so harsh a reception as his first attempt." Wednesday - 16th "Got in motion at 7:00 in the morning, marched 2 miles to Mobleys Metting House for convenience of ground.n Quoting McMaster again (P. 92-93, article by James H. Carlisle) "The popula.tion here (Fairfield) was not so homogeneous as in some of the adjoining districts as York and Chester. Whig and Tory were more equally divided •• communities, and families even, were divided. Whig and Tory were next door neighbors, using, in some instances, the same spring, watching, and even waylaying each other. This gave rise to many incidents of per­ sonal daring and suffering. But these divisions were not as lasting after the war as might have been expected .• Many of the last survivors of these times refused to tell the younger gen­ eration the names of those who had taken the wrong side." This is doubtless one reason why so many incidents of the Revolution have perished, or, torn from the details of time, person and place, which alone gives an incident a definite existence or a vivid place on the historic page, have lost all local interest." It is evident that Fairfield County, S. C., had its share of Tories. Many ancestor hunters will be disappointed to find that their forebear fought with the "wrong side." Or that no record exists to prove the participation of a particul2r man. Many of the discharges issued for 30 days draft of Service were given verbally and unless the Rev. War Veteran lived to make application for an indent or pension, then no record would be available for limited service. Others were loyal to the King and many were active in the prosecution of the war. The records of some of the participitants were confused by several of the same name residing in the county. It was a custom of the times for some families to name their first-born male for the patern~l grand-father. When the grandfather had several sons and they followed the custom mentioned above, it was not unusual to find two or three grandsons, similiarly mimed living neighhors. Sometimes one of the younger men would adopt the design­ ation "Junior'' to disting1Jish himself from his eJder. This has proved at times to be a stumbJin~ hlo 0 k to family historians, inch1.ding your comp:i ler. 243. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. After the conclusion of the Rev. War many of the Mobleys and allied families moved west to Georgia. Later some of these families moved on to Alabama and Mississippi. The 1790 Census records of the Fairfield Mobleys are found on page 251. ADDITIONAL RECORDS OF FAIRFIELD MOBLEYS NOLLY (NOTLEY) MOBLEY received a 15½ acre lend grant in Fairfield County, June 1, 1818. Book No. 62, page 98. (Unless otherwise stated, all lend grants shown are from S. C. Sec. of State Office.) 22 April 1818 - Notley Mobley to Henry Peeples, tract of land granted to Wm. Mobley in 1760. (Note: Notley's ancestry is unplcced - Compiler) The Newton County, Georgia Census of 1830 shows: P. #50: NOLLY MOBLEY 1 male under 5 years 1 female 5-10 2 males 5-10 years 2 femo.les 15-20 years 1 male 20-30 years 1 male 40-50 years Cherokee Land Lottery 1838 by James F. Smith page 171 - Notley Mobley - drew in Farley's dist., 102-13-5, Jasper County, Georgia. : EDW~RD AND NANCY MOBLEY - (Both Clement and Benjamin Mobley had sons named ~d~'.rd 2nd the names of their wives was Nancy. Records indicate that both may have moved to Kentucky. However the following is found in Fairfield Records: 22 Feb. 1799 - Edward Mobley of Fairfield Co., Planter, to Daniel Major tract of land bounded by William Mobley granted to Adam Effort. Wit: Elijah Major /signed/ Eaw. Mobley Edw. Meador Nancy Mobley 19 Feb, 1799 - Edward Mobley and Nancy his wife to Jacob Minck, 70 acres bounded by Edw. Mobley's Spring Branch. Wit. Joseph McDonald Jacob Windnor Book p, page 367. "Last day of October 1807" Josiah Mobley to the Widow Nancy Mobley 100 acres on Beaver Creek. Book r, page 182.

22 Mar~h, 1792 CULLEN MOBLEY to MICAJAH MOBLEY 63 acres in Camden District. (Fairfield). Bk. H, p. 43. Wit. Daniel Mabry, Thos. Mobley, Jethro Mobley. Deed of Gift. 8 Oct. 1797 WILLIAM MOBLEY TO CHLOE his sister a slave girl Delsey. Wit. Anderson Thomas, Isiah Mobley. Book 1, p. 122. 4 Jan. 1799 \JJIVI. MOBLEY of ChP st Pr Di strj_ ct to ,T ohn Mayo •• Book P, pn~e 325. 244. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. 9 Mar. 1820 - Ludford Mobley of Fairfield Co. to Robt. Chandler 163 acres on a·branch of Broad River called Potter's branch bounded by Isham Mobley, Thos. Shelton, the Widow Mabry and Peyton Mobley. Witness: Peyton Mobley, Fred Rae, David Henderson. Bk. CC, p. 136. MOBLEY'S SHOWN IN THE GEORGIA LAND LOTTSRY RECORDS From Cherokee Land Lottery 1827 - By Martha Lou Houston Captains Lot PAGE FORTUNATE DRAWER District No. Dist. Sec. County 171 1i,1.izabeth Mobly - Orp Yarbroughs 125 6 2 Houston 157 Edward Mobley 44 George Mobley Dicksons 102 21 1 Irwin 171 Isaac Mobley 171 Notley Mobley Farleys 102 13 5 Jasper 38 James L. Mobley Lovetts 142 15 1 Scriven 71 Nathan Mobley 185 Payton Mobly 249th 45 13 2 Walton 100 William Mobley 126 William B. Mobley Grays 214 202? Henry 141 William Mobley 249th 267 4 2 Walton 179 Carter Hill 249th 41 26 2 Walton 246 Richard Hill 249th 202 12 3 Walton 19 Mathew Hosch 249th 43 9 1 Walton

EXTRLCTS FROM THE CENSUS OF 1830 - STJ~TE OF GEORGIA Taken from Microfilm c,3nsus records in the Oklahoma Historical Society Library, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma PAGE NA.ME Ml.LES FEl\f,ALES COUNTY 134 James? Mobley 1 under 5 years 1 20-30 Burke 1 20-30 146 Benjamin Mobley 2 under 5 years 1 under 5 Burke 2 10-15 l 10-15 1 40-50 1 40-50 147 Sarah Mobley 1 15-20 1 50-60 Burke l 20-30 16$. Eleazer Mobley 2 under 5 years 2 under 5 Butts 1 30-40 1 5-10 1 20-30 168 Jethro Mobley 1 under 5 1 50-60 Butts 1 5-10 1 15-20 1 20-30 1 50-60 410 Lewis Mobley 1 50-60 l 20-30 1 50-60 245. IIII.L & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. EXTRJ~CTS FROM THE CENSUS OF 1830 - ST1~TE OF GEORGIA PAGE NAME MALES FEMALES COUNTY 9 Daniel Mobley 1 under 5 1 under 5 Decatur 1 5-10 1 5-10 1 10-15 1 10-15 1 30-40 1 30-40

48 Edward Mobley 2 under 5 1 20-30 DeKalb 1 20-30 Slave holder 112 John M. Mobley 1 20-30 Effingham 216 William Mobley 1 15-20 1 70-80 Henry 1 50-60 226 Burill Mobley 1 under 5 2 under 5 Henry 1 30-40 1 20-30 226 vlilliam Mobley 1 20-30 1 60-70 Henry 1 60-70 238 Ephraim Mobley 1 under 5 1 5-10 Henry 1 15-20 1 30-40 1 30-40 298 Ludd Mobley 2 5-10 1 under 5 Irwin 1 10-15 1 10-15 1 15-20 1 20-30 1 20-30 1 40-50 14 slaves 355 Stephen Mobley 1 5-10 1 under 5 Jasper 108 John Mobley 1 20-30 2 under 5 Madison 1 20-30 50 Nolly Mobley 1 under 5 1 5-10 Newton 2 5-10 2 15-20 1 20-30 1 40-50 95 Tho. Mobley? 1 5-10 1 15-20 Upson 1 10-15 1 30-40 1 30-40

156 John Mobley 1 under 5 2 under 5 1 5-10 2 5-10 1 15-20 1 10-15 1 20-30 1 20-30 169 Peyton Mobley 2 under 5 1 under 5 Walton 1 5-10 3 10-15 ( 7 slaves) 1 40-50 1 15-20 1 30-40 169 Ledford Mobley 1 20-30 2 15-20 Walton 1 30-40 1 20-30 1 50-60 1 50-60 Note: The above extract~ from 1830 Georgia Census records were gathered from all counties. They cannot be considered complete since the microfilm records of some counties were very faint and at times impossible to read. 246. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. EARLY MOBERLY-MOBLEY RECORDS OF England and the Colonies. The name of Moberley, Moberly or Mobley is said* to be de- rived from residents of the Parish of Mobberley in County Chester, England. There were several spellings - Moberlegh, Modburlegh, Modburgleygh, Mobberleye, Mobberley, Moberleye, Moberey, Moberlye, Modburley, Mobleye, Moblye, Mobly, Moberley, Moberly, Mobley •...• Moberley, Moberly and Mobley are the spellings used in America. Of the name, Patrisk De Mobberley lived in Cheshire, England. His elder brother was Augustine De Brethmete who gave half of Mobberley to Patrick for the duration of his life. He is shown to have lived there about 1206 A. D. John, son of Augustine was the Lord of the Moiety of Mobberley during the reign of King John about 1199-1216. Ralph-Raufe Mobberley, Lord of Mobberley in the reign of Henry III, was thought to have been the son of John. Wm. Mobberley, Lord of Mobberley, County Chester (1281), was the son of Raufe and the father of four children, Wm., John, Richard and Alice. Wm. was the eldest son and became Sheriff of Cheshire in 1319. He married the daughter of Robert Downes of Chorley, Maud, and had children: Raufe, Elizabeth, Cicely, Emme, Margery, Joan, Mary, Agnes and Ellen. His son, Sir Raufe Mobberley, md. Vicentia, d~u. of John Pulford. They had no children but is supposed to have a daughter named Margaret by his nconcubinen, Alice Rode. Children of Wm. Mobberley, Lord of Mobberley in 1281 - (1) John - d. without issue; (2) Richard, Parson of Mobberley, was slain in 1320 by 11 Richard, son of Richard De Mobberley. n The early records of the family of Mobberley in Chester, England show: that Patrick Moberlegh lived in East Cheshire in 1220; that Roger de Moburgleygh was the father of a son named· William; William de Modburlegh, in 1308; Thomas de Modburlegh, in the time of Edward II, about 1307-1327, who had two sons, Lawrence and William •.• Margery Mobbeleye, baptized at Prestbury in 1565 in Cheshire •• Edward Mobberley, a yeoman, lived at Norley ante 1585. (There is doubt that all the Moberleys-Moberly-Mobleys of America descended from the above mentioned lines of Great Britain. This would be difficult to prove.) However, Wm. Mobley is supposed to have lived at Port (Point?) Tobacco, Maryland, circ( 1700. Another Wm. is said to have lived there in 1775. Other Maryland records: Aaron Moberley of Caroline County, 1776; Rachel Mobberley and Anne Arundel County. She md. Wm. Burdit in 1777; Mina Mobberly md. Richard Johnson and Durkey Mobberly md. Thomas Johnson in 1781 in Anne Arundel (cont.)

,:, nThe Name and Family of :fiJiobley"_ Compiled by the r~edia Research Bureau, Washington, D. C. (No .date of pub1i_f'ot,ion shown) Furnished by Mr. J. R. McGill of Ontario, Oregon. Records furnished to Mrs. McGill inc] wied tbose. of' Mr. R. C. Mobley of Portland, Oregon. 247. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. EARLY MOBERLY-MOBLEY RECORDS OF ENGLAND and The Colonies. (Cont.) Reason (Rezin) Mobberly of Anne Arundel County md. Mary Fowler in 1779; Basil Mobberly md. Margaret Brewer in the same county about 1782; Rizin Mobley, md. Eleanor Fennell in Anne Arundel in 1784; Mary Mobberly md. in 1792, Ignatius Winser; William Mobley, of Prince Georg's Parrish, before 1793, had by his wife Chanty or Charity, a son named Archibald John­ son Mobley; Jonathan, of Prince Georgevs County ••. md. Susanna Church in 1793 to Eliza Kidwell; Lewis Mobberley, who lived in Frederick County, Md. ante 1796; Elizabeth J\l!obberly lived in Prince Georgevs County & md. Luke Windsor in 1797. (The following voted Oct. 10th and 11th, 1824 in North­ west Fairfield County at Simeon Hill's (this paragraph is un-indexed) for one Senator and four Representatives for the State Legislature of South Carolina ••• Jacob Feaster and Henry A. Coleman, Managers ••• (these are the Mobleys shown) Amos, Biggars, Cullin, Daniel, Isaiah, Isham, John F., Larkin, Moses, Nathan, Micajah, Thomas, William Moberley, Senior, William C. Moberley and William Moberley. Eli Mobley, a Wheelwright, was the father of Colonel Edward Mobley. They lived in Frederick County, Md. Colonel Mobley served with the Union Army during the War between the States. Levi Mobley lived in Frederick circa 1820. Levi is shown as the father of Levi, William, Lewis, Charles E., David, Hiram, Edward, Mary and Annie Mobley. John Mobley settled in Henderson County, Ky., and md. Sarah K. Fletcher of Virginia. They had a son named Thornton, born 1812 who later lived in Unior County, Kentucky. (About all the states of the Union seemed to have the Mobleys as early settlers.) There is a town in Missouri named Moberly. Samuel Mobley of Rome, Ga., md. Mary Goodwin Stith: Wm. Mobley lived in Randolph and Howard Counties, Mo. about 1820. They had 14 children: Squire, Slomney, Elizabeth, Jason, Sarah A., Henry, Leander, Robert D., Marion, Louisa, John, William, Martha J., and Sophia. There ware a number of Moberley-Mobleys that served with the Colonial Militia during the American Rev. War. While many records attest to the fact that a Mobley of a certain name served with a particular unit, ·proof is not always forthcoming to show which man of a popular name really served •• So in this work we avoid all clalws for any particular Mobley as to his Rev. War reco1·J. But one Thomas Mobberly or Mobley of Maryland is shown to have served. James Mobley of Georgia is stated to have been an outlaw under sentence of death but W."ls 1>nrdnn0d in order that he (continued next page) Ci tat iorisT- See-page---z4-6:..-zw HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. EARLY MOBERLY-MOBLEY RECORDS of England and the Colonies. could serve with the Colonial Whig Forces. Some writers con­ ~idered the Georgia Mobley's as rebellious and troublesome character's. Cudd and Ludd Mobley or Mobly are said to have been recorded about 1782 as plunders and murderers •• and probably of Tory sympathies. Cudd and Ludd Mobley evidently supported the King and his representatives and were more than a match for some of the Georgia Whigs. Had they been Colonial patriots, it is likely that they would have been considered heroes instead of outlaws. jj. From severa 1 sources,:<, the following are shown in the records as follows: James M. Mobley, b. 1823, from Georgia, a Lawyer. Edmun George Moberley, born 1$34, of Penn., a Clergyman; Thomas Barnette Mobley, b. 1835, d. 1863, of Alabama, a soldier; Lewis W. Mobley, b. 1842, a Georgia Doctor; James B. Mobley, b. 1843, of Georgia and Florida, a Doctor; Judson F. Mobley, b. 1855, of Ga. and Florida; Bird H. Mobley, b. 1856, from the same states; Moses Hill Mobley, b. 1860, a S. C. Public Offical. Wm. H. Mobley, b. 1365, a Georgia Merchant; John Elmen Mobley, b. 1871, a California Publisher; Ernest Cramer Mobley, b. 1878, of Ga., Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas, a Minister; Herman H. Mobley, b. 1883, a dentist in Alabama; William Mccorey Mobley, b. 1886, of S. C. in the employ of a Railroad; Walter Furman Mobley, b. 1888, of S. c., Educator; Charles Arden Mobley, b. 1888, of S. C., Surgeon and M. D.; Marion R. Mobley, b. 1890, of S. C., physician. Many Mobberley-Moberley-Moberly-Mobley-Mobly families lived in early frontier times and advanced with the frontiers until the entire continental United States was settled. As occurs in many families, contact was lost with their relatives. In numrerous instances, family history was regalated to tradition and sometimes forgotten. We hope this book will help to clear up some of family connections.

BIBLIOGRAPHY¥- The Name and Family of Mobley - (No date) comp­ iled by the Media Research Bureau, Washington, D. C. Bardsely - English and Welsh Surnames. 1901; Ormerod - Hist. of the County and City of Chester. Vol. 1, 1882. Va., Cal. of State Papers. Vol. 6, 1886. Va. Mag. of Hist. & Biog., Vol. I, 1923. Hist. of Johnson & Hill Co.s, Texas, 1892. Brumbaugh - Maryland Rec­ ords. 1915-28. N. West La. Biog. and History, 1890. G. S. Wallace - Wallace, 1927. History Davess County, Ky., 1884. Williams - History of Frederick County, Md., Vol. 2, 1910. Md. Muster Rolls in the Revolution - 1900. Rev. Records of Ga., Vol. II, 1908. Burke - General Armory, 1884,& Contributors shown in the Preface - And Bibliography 249. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. EARLY MOBERLY-MOBLEY RECORDS OF THE COLONIES.

1iJe find, from data contained in the "Maryland Ca lender of-­ Wills" by Jane Baldwin Cotton - 1906 to 19 .L~, that the name "Mobberley 11 and its various spellings occured as early es 1683 in the Colony. From Volume 1, page 134: "John Mobberly of a County not named, signed a will dated Dec. 30th, 1683 - probated Sept. 2nd, 1684. "(to) Margaret, Brother Richerd Nennes and his daughter (un-named), personality." '!ife Elize., Execx. and residuary legatee." Testees: Johanna Hill and Michael Browne. Book 4, page 51." Volume IV, page 194: "The Will of Paul Busey, Planter, Prince George's County, drawn 24th Sept. 1718 and probated Nov. 1, 1718. nTo ·wife Sarah, "Chas. Hill land" and "Touloon" during her life: at her decease to six sons, viz: Paul, John, Chas., Saml., Edw., & Joshua, equally, the eldest to have first choice. Also residuary, etc. Executors; Wife Sarah, son Paul & Bro. Chas. Testees: Thos. Blacklock, Benj. Berry, Sr., Edw. Mobberley 15.35. Volume IV, page 211, same reference: "Deed of Gift from Elizabeth Griffith, Calvert County. December 17th, 1718. "son Samuel to pay following gifts after decease of Elizabeth Griffith. To Elizabeth Miles, Mary Bowers, Sarah Devall, Rebecca Mobley, and Rachel Giles, personality." Rebecca Mobberly is mentioned in the Will of Edward Mob­ berly of Prince Georges Co., Va. "In the name of God Amen, I Edward Mobberly of Prince George Co. in Brendon Parrish, being verry sick and weak, but of perfect sence and memory, do make my last Will and Testament, as followeth, first and formost commend my soul to Almighty God that gave it to me, my body to the earth to be decently buryed as my Executor shall think fitt, as for my personall Estate as it has pleased God to indow men with, the debts and funerall charges being first paid, I bestow them as follows. Item. I give and bequeath Sarah Bilbro, my mair Jenny. Item. I give and bequeath to Mary Rivers, dau. to Robt. Rivers, my colt now sucking of the aforesaid Mair, requesting the sd. Mary Rivers to feed the Mair till Aprill next, for the benefit of the colt. And all the rest of my personall estate I give and bequeath between my dearly and well beloved daughter Rebecca Mobberly in Prince Georges County in the Pro­ vince of Maryland, and Mary Rivers daughter of the aforesd. Robt. Rivers of Prince George County and Brandon Parrish, to be equally divided betwixt them, to them and their heirs forever •.• And lastly I make Robert Rivers my _whole and sole Executor, revoke all other Will or Wills by me made in Virginia, to Witness I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of Nov., Anno Domini 1727. /signed/ "Edwc1rd Mo'bberly 11 - 'sealed with Signed and Sealed and Pnhlished in red wax' presence of us. Teste: W. Haly Edword Avery Hilliam Hood. 250. HILL & HILL-MOBRRLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. EARLY MOBERLY-MOBLEY RECORDS OF THS COLONIES - continued.

11 11.t a court held at Fitzgerrrilds, for Prince George County, on the 2nd Tuesday in December being the twelfth day of the sd. month, anno dom: 1727. The above written last Will and testament 6f Edward Mobberly dec 1 d: was exhibitted into Court by Robert Rivers his executor, who made oath thereto, and it being proved by the oaths of William Haly and Edward Avery two of the Witnesses thereto, by order of the Court is truly recorded and on the motion of the sd. Robert Rivers and his giving bond and security accord­ ing to Law, certificate is granted him for obtaining a probate of sd. Will in due form." Teste: Wm. Hamlin, Cl. Court. 11 A Copy, Teste~ George R. Walters, Clerk, Prince George Circuit Court, Prince George Virginia. Edward Mobberly (above) had removed from Prince Georges Co., Maryland to Prince George County, Va., and his daughter, RebeccA, remained in Maryland. He was shown in Md. where he witnessed a Will; and Rebecca Mobley received a deed of gift from Eliza. Griffith of Calvert Co., in 1718.

"Accounts and Letters of Dr. Charles Carroll, Physician & Merchant, Annapolis. P. 203 - 1Mr. John Beal, Anne Ar. County. Dr. "1716 to your order on me to pay Edward Mobberly tobacco - 1242." Maryland Hist. Magazine. Maryland Historical Magazine - Vol. 5-6. Colonial Militia 1740-48 Prince George Co. Nov. 5, 1748. Page 58, Francis Mobley. Page 59 - Edward Mobley. Maryland Historical Magazine - Vol. 11-2. Journal of Committees of Observation of Middle District of Frederick Co., Md. Sept. 12, 1775 - Oct. 24, 1776. Lewis Mobberley fined 20/ James Mobberley fined 20/ Misbehaviour as members of CompRny. (Note: Frederick County, Maryland may h2ve been the birth­ place of Edward Moberly, Sr., B. 1700 - from Mrs. Etta Rosson) Samuel Mobley, who died in Loudoun County, Vc1., c1pp2flrs to have lived in Maryland prior to his death in 1769. Samuel Mobley - Will Book A, p. 224, Loudoun County, Virginia, DAR Magazine, Oct. 1948. Dated 16 September 1769. Probated: 21 September 1769 by oaths of Jacob Fouch, Alice Fouch and tnn Jacobs before Stephen Donaldson, J. P. 1 " :-Jhich persons being sworn declared as follows Viz: That on Saturday the 16th of this instant Septr. 1769 Samuel Mobley departed this life and that some little time before his death these persons viz - Jacob Fouch and Ann/sic/ his wife with Ann Jacobs were present and heard said Samuel I\'lobley express this his desire •••• Estate given ••. lst; Gave negro boy named Harry to his daughter Susannah Fouch, and to his said daughter Susannah also gave tract of land laying on hec1d of Patuxon River Province of Maryland - that his wife Mary Mobley have residue, paying just debts .•• at wife's death whole should descend to daughter Mary Awbery." 251. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MARYLAND RECORDS - Brumbaugh Vol. I, p. 139 - Marriage Licenses, 1777 - 1801 Mobberly, Elizabeth ---Vvindsor, Luke ---Jan. 23, 1797. 11 Hezekiah ---Kidwe 11, Eliza ---Dec. 5, 1796. " Mary ---Winser, Ignatius---Dec. 21, 1792. Mobley, Jonathan ---Church, Susanna ---Feb. 5, 1785. p. 274 - Official Poll of Pres. Election in Frederick Co., Md., Nov. 9 to 12, 1796 - Lewis Mobberley (D-R)

Warrantees of Land - Penn. lrchives, Vol. 25, Page 574. "Susannah Moberly - 200 acres - 3/14/1786, Bedford County." Same Reference - Vol. 22, p. 178. "Susannah Moberly - 200 acres - 2 horses - 2 cows. Rel. of Property. 11 From Virginia Wills and Administrations. 1632-1800 Torrence. Edward Mobberly Prince George Co., Va. 1737 Will James Mobley, Albermarle County, Va. 1760 Nill Samuel Mobley Loudoun County, Va. 1769 Will James Mobley Washington County, Va. 1783-now West Va.

Abstract of North Carolina Wills by Olds - 1760-1800. 1778 Will of Edward Mobley - Names: p. 307 Mary (wife) Edward, Ezekiel, William, Jerimiah, John; James Mobley, Grandson. 1792 Will of Mordicae Mobley: Dorcas (Wife) Jesse, Pheraby, Sukey, Edith, Ollep? and Betsy. Mary Lawrence, Amelia Shaw, Wavil Shaw and Lydia Jophin? From °Kings' Mountain and its Heroes" - page 143. "Lt. Col. John Phillips (Tory) Battalion and another were stationed at Edward Mobleys settlement in Fairfield."

1790 Census of Fairfield County, South Carolina Males over Males under Females Slaves NAME 16 years 16 years William Moberly Senior 1 4 5 Levy Moberly 1 2 1 Edward Moberly, Jr. 8 free whites and 6 slaves Edward Moberly 1 1 5 Colin Moberly 1 4 Micajah Moberly 1 2 2 WilliDm Moberly 1 1 4 1 Thomas Moberly 1 1 5 Samuel Moberly 2 3 6 William Moberly 1 2 3 252. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY COHN-SCTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. 1830 South Carolina Census Records PAGE NJJ\fl Mi.LES FEMALES COUNTY 294 Edward Mobley 4 15-20 yrs. 1 15-20 Chester 2 20-30 1 50-60 1 50-60 Slaveholder 385 James B. Mobley 1 under 5 1 under 5 yrs. Fairfield 1 5..:10 1 20-30 1 20-30 385 Samuel Mobley 1 50-60 1 50-60 Fairfield 385 Sohn Mobley 1 under 5 2 under 5 Fairfield 2 5-10 3 5-10 l 10-15 1 30-40 1 30-40 1 70-80 404 Nancy Mobley 2 under 5 1 20-30 Fairfield 1 5-10 404 Isom Mobley, Sr. 1 5-10 1 20-30 Fairfield 1 15-20 1 20-30 1 70-80 1 70-80 404 Isaiah Mobley l 10-15 2 under 5 Fairfield 1 40-50 1 5-10 1 10-15 1 30-40 404 Moses Mobley 1 5-10 Fairfield 1 10-15 1 under 5 1 20-30 2 15-20 1 50-60 1 40-50 406 William Mobley 1 30-40 1 under 5 yrs. Fairfield 2 5-10 1 30-40 406 Thomas Mobley 1 15-20 3 under 5 yrs. Fairfield 1 30-40 2 5-10 1 10-15 1 30-40 406 Cullen Mobley 1 20-30 1 20-30 Fairfield 1 60-70 1 60-70 406 Biggers Mobley 2 under 5 1 under 5 Fairfield 1 20-30 1 20-30 406 Mary Mobley 1 5-10 1 15-20 Fairfield 1 30-40 407 Frances Kobley 1 15-20 1 10-15 Fairfield 2 20-30 1 70-80 Note: The above extracts for S.C. 1830 census of Chester and Fairfield, S. C., cannot be consjdAred complete since the microfilm was difficult to re;:id. 253. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FlIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF MOBLEY Families whose ancestry is unplaced; names of the searchers; and ancestor being sought. THE ANCESTRY OF KEZIAH MOBERLY Dr. W.W. Smith of Moscow, Idaho, (see pages 203 and 214) Professor Emeritus of the University of Idaho, is attempting to prove the doscent of Kezziah or Kezander Moberly. "In 1940 I went to Richmond, Ky. and worked thru the unpublished Mss. left by Mr. Miller. I also consulted others who seemed to be author­ ties and was assured that Keziziah or Kezander Moberly Lee, wife of James Lee, to whom she was married on May 5, 1795 in Madison Co., Ky., was the daughter and 11th child of Benjamin Moberley and his wife Mrs. Hill, born Price .•. " "Her daughter (Keziah Moberly Lee) Elizabeth Lee, born in 1800, married in 1820, Daniel Smith, and was mother of William Wayne Smith, born in 1826, and his son Martin Beaty Smith, was my father." "Now in 1907, I visited my father 1 s uncle Martin B. Smith, at Zionsville, Ind. and had from him much data on the Smiths and Lees, and the detailed statement that he knew Owen, Allen and Rowland Mobley of Henry County, Ky. and knew them as cousins, being as he recollected it sons of John Mobley, which John Mobley was brother to Keziah Mobley, his grandmother. Kezziah and James Lee were parents of Elizabeth Lee, his (Martin B. Smith's) mother. Martin B. Smith was born in 1828 ••• " "Just recently ( ttugust 31, 1953) I had the Henry County, Ky. records searched with the result that there is on record of 18th day of Feb. 1853, a deed made by Wesley Floou and wife Elizabeth Floou, in the form of clearence of title to land bought from them by John Mobeley or Mobley, on 11th day of May 1838. This deed is made to Nancy Mobley, widow of John Mobley, deceased, and his children (then living 1353) Owen Mobley, Allen Mobley, Celestin. Henry County, Ky.n Note by compiler: We have found nothing to shed light on the ancestry of Keziah Moberly.

THE ANCESTRY OF DANIEL D. MOBLEY In a letter from Mrs. Dorothy White Stulb, eo19 Cohn St., New Orleans, 18, Louisiana: 11 ~'1y great-grandfather was •• Elbert (or Eldred) Hill Jackson Mobley .• n Also: Mrs. Charles B. Hynson, 1315 Webster Street, New Orleans 18, La., writing for Mrs. Stulb on the ancestry of Elbert Hill Jackson Mobley. "Elbert H.J. Mobley was born in J·ones Co., Ga. in 1310. His father Daniel D. Mobley died 1335 and the will was filed in Wilcox County, Alabama. 1820 Census - Conecuh Co., Alabama. DANIEL D. MOBLEY 1 male over 21 years 1 female over 21 years. 5 slaves 1 male under 21 " 1 female under 21 u 11 next door" LEVI MOBLEY 2 males over 21 yrs 2 females over 21 years 2 males under 21 years 6 slaves 254. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIR.FIELD COUNTY, S. C. MISCELLANEOUS MOBLEYS - Daniel D. Mobley - continued 1820 Census of Conecuh County, Alabama - continued 11 Next door" JAMES R. MOBLEY 1 male over 21 years 1 female under 21 years 3 slaves. "Daniel D. Mobley died in ~ilcox Co., Alabama in 1835." Court House records, Camden, Alabama page 438 - Oct. 19, 1835 - "sarah Mobley, widow of Daniel D. Mobley dec 1 d, filed petition to have her dower in the lands he owned alloted to her by Court,. 11

Page 470, 11/10/1835. 11Elbert H. J. Mobley was appt. guardian of Emily G. Mobley, minor heir of Daniel D. MoblE::y rlo rd rl. Minutes of Probate Court, Vol. - P. 405. Aug. 19, 1848. Settlement of Elbert H.J. Mobley, guardian of Emily G. Powell now wife of A.H. Powell formerly Emily G. Mobley". Note: "Emily md. A.H. Powell, removed to Summit, Mo., had 2 sons, Seneca Daniel and Charles Powell. A. H. Powell was a Banker." "Mobley-Crum. Abraham Crum, of Wilcox Co., Ala. was born in Orangeburg Dist., S. C. 11/9/1805, died at P. W. Burfords, Wilcox Co., Ala. at 3:00 0 1 Clock A.M., 11/26/1870 aged 65. He was the son of Jacob Crum and Sarah Floyd Mobley, daughter of Daniel D. Mobley. They were married in Wilcox Co., April 28, 1831. 11 1860 Census Wilcox Co., Alabama (Allenton) E. H.J. Mobley 50 years born Georgia Value - $30,000. Julia O'Neal Mobley 4 7 11 F " Alabama Francis iJ. Mobley 18 11 M " n S. A. Mobley 16 n F n 11 22 Male Slaves John ,;J. Mobley 14 11 M n n 16 Female Slaves James B. Mobley 12 " M II n Mary Stuart Mobley 10 n F " 11 Bettie Mobley 8 n F n n Emma Mobley 3 11 F n n (Concerning the ancestry of Daniel D. Mobley; Since Levi Mobley, son of Edward Mobley, Jr. and Drucilla Meadow lived in Jones County, Ga. about the time Daniel D. lived there, they could have been related but no clue affords proof of this.) MRS. ETHEL B. GAMRT.F., wife of James Mobley Gamble of Lincolnton, Georgia - nMy l11Jsband James Mobley Gamble was g.g. grandson of Levi and Sarah Rabb Mobley .•• " (see page 216) In the Edward Mobley, Jr. family lists, Levi Mobley married Rachel Rabb. However, Sarah 0.011lrl l:wvo h00n her other given nrim,=,. We will apprer:iate any help given to tn:1,·0 i-,hese lines) 255. HILL & HILL-MOBJRLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF MOBLEYS Furnished by Mrs. J. R. McGill of Ontario, Oregon are the following extracts taken from HThe Moberley Family in Illinois.n by J.B. Moberly. "Benjamin Moberley, founder of the Shelby County, Illinois, branch of the Moberley family, was born October 1799, in Madison County, Ky. About the year 1808, he moved with his parents to Warren Co., Ky., and in 1812 they migrated to what was then the territory of Illinois, crossing the Ohio River at Shawneetown, Illinois." ••• 11 Family tradition says that Benjamins father's name was Inchabod .• and that his mother's maiden name was Patterson, although an old history of Shelby county quotes Benjamin as say­ ing his fathervs name was Phillip, and that he was a noted hunter and Indian fighter. Benjamin was one of six children who reached maturity, three of whom were boys. The sons were Benjamin, Edward and John; one of the daughters married William Jerden, one of the brothers, for whom the stockade was named; another married ·william Upchurch, while the third married Larkin Cantrell. All three daughters have descendents in Frankline Co., Illinois. 11 11 Edward Moberly married and lived his entire life in Frank­ lin County and in the city of Duquoin, Perry Co., Ill. He had two children; a son, John, and a daughter, who later married a Dr. Burgess, of Dequoin. After his fathervs death, John removed to Chicago and spent the remainder of his life there, leaving several descendents." "John, Inchabod 1 s youngest son, was the father of two chil­ dren; a son John, and a daughter, Minerva. Just before the Civil War, John Moberley moved with his family to Missouri, and for many years all trace of them was lost, but in 1915 Edward Scott Moberley was living on a farm in Lawrence Co., Arkansas, not far from Hot Springs. He was the father of several sons and daughters of whom three sons were Edward Scott, Jr., Walter and Bert," .•• 11 Benjamin Moberley, spoken of in the opening paragraph, was married to Katherine Cox in 1826, and in the following year, in company with his brother-in-law, Isaac Sherley, he came to what is now Shelby Co., Illinois and bought out two squatters on Sar.,:. Creek, two miles northwest of the present town of Windsor .•. " 11 He and his wife had seven children who reached maturity, who, together with their children grew to manhood and womanhood; were: 1. Martha Moberley - md. John Cutler, farmer and Merchant, descendents are some of the Keers, Cutlers, Hopkinses of Shelby­ ville, Illinois. 2. Margaret Moberley - md. Alfred Waldon. Children: John· or Page Walden, Serepta Walden md. Smysor and lived Bartlesville, Okla., Charles, Mary - md. Harwood, Shelbyville, Ill., Alfred, and Margaret Walden md. a Jackson of Danville, Indiana. 3. John Moberley - md. Margaret Wright, children: Laura - md. Smysor, Ben, James A. of Tallulc=ih, La., Mary - md. Jones, John W. Moberley of Matoon, Illinois, Fred, Effie - md. Shaffer? 256. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF MOBLEYS - continued 4. "Milo Ann Moberly, - md. James Harris, farmer and ranch owner. Lived i.n and around Mccaulley, Fisher County, Texas." 5. Edward Moberley - md. 1st Elizabeth Russell, 2nd: Rachel Davis Scroggins. Issue: Harley Russell (Bish), Wm. Berij. Moberley and Edward A. (Tuss) Moberley - Otis, New Mexico. 6. Benjamin Franklin (Doc) Moberley. Born Feb. 6, 1843; died Oct. 12, 1895. Married Eliza Cathrine Brackin, 1860. Issue: Charles Brackin (Chip) Moberley - Matoon, Illinois. Jesse Benton (Bent) tl.\lloberley, Granite City, Illinois. 7. Mary Moberley - md. H. R. Keller, Merchant. They had one child: Willia R. (Wilse) Keller - Madison, Illinois." (Note: Se page 264 for Madison County, Ky., marriages)

MISS MAXINE ALCORN of Houston, Texas is attempting to trace the ancestry of: REASON MOBLEY, born 1810 in S. C., married Feb. 23, 1832 in Coweta County, Georgia to Lucretia Duncan, b. 1804 (Mother's name was Margaret Duncan) in S. C. Children: 1. Hezekiah Madison Mobley, born June 11, 1832 in Coweta Co., Ga. and died May 20, 1924. He married Sarah Jane Jones, b, Feb. 22, 1836 in N. C. and died Nov. 19, 1895 in Bastrop Co., TexRs. 2. Mary A. Mobley, born 1835 in Coweta County, Ga. 3. Stephen Mobley, born 1837 in Coweta County, Ga. 4. Joseph A. Mobley, born 1839 in Coweta County, Ga. 5. Andrew G, Mobley, born 1841 in Coweta County, Ga. 6. William P. Mobley, born 1842 in Coweta County, Ga. The Children of Hezekiah M. and Sarah Jones Mobley were: a. John Henry Mobley, born 1855 in Coweta Co., Ga. He md. April 5, 1881 Selima Mullenix. b. Wm. C. Mobley, born 1857, f. Carrie Mobley. c • Mary Ann Mobley, born 1860. g. Steve Mobley d. Frances Jane Mobley, born 1862. h. Joe Mobley e. Edd M. Mobley. i. Creasie (Lucreti1:1?) j •. Rea son Mobley Frances Jane Mobley was born in Carol Co., Ga. April 4, 1862 and died May 8, 1948 in Milam County, Texas. She married Daniel Monroe Louis and they are the great-grand parents of Miss Alcorn.

MRS. JOSEPH C. MOBLEY of 1~1emphis 12, Tenn., is attempting to trace the ancestry of Ransom Mobley, born Jan 1, ??, in South Carolina. He married Priscilla Baily, b. 1802. "'I'hey were in Gibson County Census of Tenn. in 1830, but not in 1840 ••. She sold a slave after 1830. They had sons Ephraim, Albert, Dlm<::=m (M.D,) William, Paten, CuJlen Hardiman Mobley, b. JS33, Ha1Tis and Brant Mobley. They bought land in Gibson r.n. in 1825. His sons were in Greene and Clay Counti ns, Ark:ins,'lP in 1860. My Husbr1nd is Grandson of Cullen Hardi m;:rn Ifo.hJ eyn. 257. HILL & HILL-MOKmLY cotrnECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY' s. C. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF MOBLEYS - continued MRS. J. R. McGILL of Ontario, Oregon is searching for the ancestors and line of William Mobley. The following is given as written and furnished by Mrs. McGill. "Archives, File No., SS12 - 1775 Pitt Co., N. C. 1 William Mobley, deceased. Administrator: Middleton Mobley, son of the dec 1 d, •• Administration Bond signed by Biggers Mobley. 1 Mrs. McGill: Biggers is probably a son. Marriages:- William Mobley md. Margery Stanley, 6 Aug. 1767. (I do not know if this is my gr-gr-gr-grandfather - Mrs. McGill) Middleton Mobley, born___ , died before end of the Rev. War. He married Dorcas Sims, dau. of Ambrose Sims. No dates. We know Biggers, Wallace, and Ollen were sons of Middleton. UALLACE MOBLEY, son of Middleton and Dorcas Mobley. No dates, He married Martha Jones (see mention of Thadrick Jones Will) 1. Dorcas Mobley, b. Aug. 21, 1801. Md. Jared Cotton? 2. Elizabeth Mobley, b. March 8, 1805, died Dec. 24, 1876 in Mo. Md. Edwin Speed Harwell, son of Moses Harwill & Emily Speed. Issue: 14 children. Edwin B. in N. C. md. Elizabeth Mobley June 5, 1829 in N. C. Cumberland Co.?? Moved to Hickman Co., Tenn. about 1827-28. Moved with all his 14 children and in-laws to S. E. Mo. in 1859. 3. Mary Mobley, born August 8th, 1806. 4. Martha Mobley, born May 13, 1808. 5.MYATT AMBROSE MOBLEY, born Feb. 13, 1810, md. Susan Ann Harville, dau. of Moses Harvill by 2nd wife, Mary Sims, sister of Dorcas Sims, wife of Middleton Mobley. 6. Sophia Mobley - born March 22, 1813. 7. Perinna Mobley - born Feb. 21, 1815. 8. Lord Cornwallace Mobley, born Oct. 5, 1817, md. Louiso Harrington in Hickman County, Tenn. 9. Frances Mobley, born Oct. 17, 1818. Twin. 10. Rebecca Mobley, t1 n " n "

The Family of Myatt Ambrose Mobley and Susan Ann Harvill. 1. Ollen J. Mobley, born circa 1840 in Hickman Co., Tenn. D. in service of Confederate Army 1864 at Terry Haute, Indiana. 2. Martha Isabell Mobley, born lcug. 28, 1841, d. 3/20/1861. 3. William Mobley, born circa 1843, died ca. 1870, Hickman County, Tenn. He served in the Confederate States Army. Md a Miss Allen, one child was living in 1958 at the age of 90 years. 4, Rebecca Jane Mobley, born June 1a, 1844, died March 27, 1920 - md. Hickman Rhodes, a brother-in-law. 5. Mary A. Mobley, born June 16, 1846, died Sept. 15, 1925, md. John Church. 6. Myatt Ambrose Mobley, born Dec. 13, 1850, died Dec. 25, 1907. He rnd. Missouri EllaBryan. 7. Dorcas S. Mobley, born Sept. 15, 1853, died April 7, 1932. She rnd. John Franklin Lee. 8. Sarah Ellen Mobley, b. March 11, 1A59, d. Jan. 27, 1909. She md. Hickman Rhodes. 258. HILL & HILL-MOBZRLY CONNECTIONS OF FtIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF MOBLEYS - continued. Myatt Ambrose Mobley md. Missour Ella Bryan. Mrs. McGill wrote: "My father and Sarah Ellen Rhodes were the only children to have families. There were 9 in our family. I was the 9th and the only one living now. Aunt Sarah had a large family with only three living now.'' WILLS: Thadrick Jones - d. Dec. 19, 1802, Sampson Co., N. C. Wife: Mary Jones. Sons: - Reddick, Benjamine, Philip dec'd, iand daus: Polly, Rachel, Thadrick Jones. Sons-in-law: Thomas Wo---? Ambrose Sims, Jesey Cotton and Wallace Mobley. Note: Mrs. McGill spent many years searching out her Mobley line and has considerable records on the fomily.

MRS. ALLENE. BAUER of 456 South 300 East, Cedar City, Utah, is seeking information about the ancestry or descendents of her gg grandfather, ALFRED MOBLEY, born in South Carolina. He was 44 years of age in the 1850 census of Monroe, County, Mississippi. He married. Jemima ...-,;----' age 3 5 in 1850 census and born in Alabama. Their children were shown as follows in the 1850 censns of Monroe County, Miss. (1) JY:ary A., 16, b. in Ala.; (2) Zilrha, 14 yrs,, b. in Ala.; (3) William B., 13 yrs., b. in Alab8ma; (4) Appleton, 6 yrs., b, in Miss.; (5) Cynthia, 3 yrs., b. in Miss. \Jilliam B. Mobley is believed to have been killed in the War Between the States. JAMES APPLETON MOBLEY, born circa 1844 in Mississippi and died Aug. 15, 1915 at Lexington near Clevel8nd, Oklahoma in the Shiloh Church Cemetery. He married Dec. 13, 1865 Mary Ann Amelia Gibson who was born Jan. or Feb. 18, 1845 in Alabama and died Dec. 1, 1932 in Inglewood, California. She was the dau. of Jim Gibson and her mother was born Isaac. Their children: DATE --WHERE BORN DATE OF NAME BORN Town Co. State DECEASE 1. James Elbert Mobley 10/10/1S68 Tupelo Lee Miss. 5/25/1954 2. Lula Mobley 1870 " " 11 1/1/1925 3. Anne T-/Iobley " 11 11 1844-1846 4. Thomas Prestly Mobley " n " 1926-1928 5. James Alfred Mobley " " n 1903-14 6. William Thaddeus Mobley 6/15/1879 !I II 7. Ada Dosia Mobley " 8. Robert L. Mobley n n " 7/15/1912 Mrs. Bauer's grandfather, James Elbert Mobley, married in 1898, Miss Mary Leila Waldrop. Lula Mobley married 1st: Jim Doty, 2nd Powell Lyle Garrett. Wm. T. Mobley md. July 26, 1904, Virtie Lee Blaylocks. Ada Dosia Mobley md. Sept. 10, 1903, Max Kimball. Robert L. Mobley married Myrtle Blaylocks. James E. and Mary L. Mobley 1 s daughter Stella May Mobley md. John Samuel Tankersley Dec. 15, 1923 at Wichita Falls, Tex8s. John and Stella Tankersley vs dnnghter, I-le J Pn TErnlrn l'sl 0.y md. f,llen Erne st Bauer and they re si rlP in Ccd:::i. 1.· r; i_ty, Ut.nh. 259. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CO 1 NECTIONS OF FliIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MILDRED MOBLEY WARREN (Mrs. R. E.) of Smackover, Arkansas, has worked many years tracing her Hill-~obley ancestry. The following information is from her notes and records. "Family tradition is: 11Elias Mobley left his family and 'went b2 ck to Maryland' to work. 1i!hile there he fell from the steeple of the Lutheran Church onto the iron fence that enclosed the church yard and was impaled on one of the spikes which broke off in his chest. He staggered into the street and died on the spot. n "Old settlers of Frederick Co. and the editor of the "Valley Register" of Middleton, Frederick Co., Maryland have confirmed this story but are unable to give any details or obituary." nMy gr-gr-grandfather, Elias Mobley married 19 September 1824, Madison, Jefferson Co., Indiana, Racheal Hill. He was aged 30-40 years in the 1830 census and Racheal 20-30 years in the same census, in Clark County, Indiana. They were shown with 2 sons under 5 years. This same census also shows Mordacai (Elias 1 s father), Edward, John and Druary (brothers I believe). This is the last positive trace I have of Elias Mobley. The 1850 census of Clark Co., Indiana, Owen Twp. Taken 14 Nov. 1850 shows Rachael as the head of the family, I surmise that Elias has 'gone' before this. Rachael Mobley 58 Born Ky. Mordicai " 23 " Indiana Elias (S) 11 19 " 11 James (C) " 17 " " (My gr-grandfather) Leila n 11 n n Henry (P) 11 10 n n John " 4 " n (Killed in the 1'.Jar) James Calvin Mobley, the 3rd son of Elias and Rachael Hill Mobley, was born Sept. 3, 1833 in Jefferson Co., Indiana. He married in Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana, Cyrene Harris b. April 25, 1831. They were married by Samuel Overstreet, a Methodist Minister, Feb. 22, 1855. She was the dau. of ·wm. Henry Harris and Mary Elizabeth Gross-Harris. Children: Martha Angeline Mobley b. 1855 Indianapolis, Ind. Md. 1873 James Alexander Elliott, d. 11 Jan. 1945 Independence, Montgomery Co., Kan.; William Calvin Mobley b. 1857 Putnam, Co., Missouri d. Elk City, Kan.; Sylvester Dunlap Mobley b. 1858 Clarinda, Page Co., Iowa. Md. 1897 Minnie Shirk d. 1930 Sedan, Chautauqua Co., Kan.; George Washington Mobley (my grandfather) b. 29 March 1860 Clarinda, Page Co., Iowa. Md. 26 March 1885 Montgomery Co., Kansas, Jennie Richeson Schofield; Mary Elizabeth ~obley b. 1862 Clarinda, Iowa, md. 1879 James Madison Foster, d. July 17, 1951. James Calvin Mobley enlisted in the Union Army 23 Sept. 1862 at St. Louis, Missouri as a private, in Company K, 25th Regiment Missouri Infantry; was transferred C. G. 1st Regiment Missouri Engineers. He was again transferred to Co. C., same Regiment and was killed 27 Sept. 1864 on the North Missouri Rail­ road by Guerrillas while going home on furlouf;h, a corporol. ( He was the first m.qn cal led 011t of the tr2 i.n anrl was shot and his head cut off and bung on a fence post) 260. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF Fl.IRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MISCELL;~NEOUS RECORDS OF MOBLEYS - continued. James Calvin Mobley - continued. Cyrene Harris Mobley md. 2nd: William Robbins on 12 Sept., 1865. (He was then Sheriff of Page County, Iowa.) In May of 1866 they started for Kansas. He was wagon-master for the immi­ grant train for twenty-five families that took their covered­ wagons, sheep, cattle etc. They settled first in Wilson Co., Kansas for about a year and then moved on to Montgomery Co. where they lived near Elk City on Elk River. Children: Charley Coy Robbins b. 1866 & d. 1868; Oscar Coy Robbins b. 1870 & d. 1941; Ostie Gustie Robbins, b. 1872 & d. 1878. Cyrene Harris-Mobley Robbins, Charley Coy and Ostie Gustie Robbins are buried in family cemetery on old Robbins place about five miles southwest of Elk City, Montgomery Co., Kansas. William Robbins is buried in Elk City Cemetery. George Washington Mobley, son of James C. and Cyrene Harris Mobley, was born March 29, 1860 at Clarinda, Page Co., Iowa and died March 22, 1928 at Columbus, Cherokee, Kansas. He married 26 March 1885 Jennie Richeson Schofield. She was b. Oct. 30, 1863 in Johnson Co., Ind. and d. April 2, 1940 at Independence, Kansas. Their son, Orwin Bicking Mobley, was born Dec. 1, 1885 at Elk City, Kansas and died Dec. 5, 1914 at Springfield, Mo. He married Vivia Marion Sharp, b. Dec. 12, 1888 at GrGenwood Co., Kansas. (Note: Their daughter, Mildred Mobley Vvarren, was born at Caney, Kansas and married Sept. 7, 1924 to Mr. R. E. Warren)GLH Rachael Hill had the following brothers and sisters: Littleton Hill, b. 1805 in Ky.; Ira; Harrison; Squire S.; John; Joseph; Charles Hill; three sisters, one md. Haskel Bracket, one a Mr. Shepherd and the third md. a Mr. Lemaster. (We have been unable to help Mrs. Warren trace the ancestry of Mordecai and his son, Elias Mobley)

MRS. NOEL VAN H!tYES of 1/Hchitc:, Kansas is working to trace the ancestry of Mary Catherine Mobley, born lpril 6th, 1859 in Nashville, Indiana. She md. Robert Brown b. Aug. 7, 1855 at Nashville, Indiana and died October 5, 1925, Indianapolis, Ind. Children: Omer, md. Stella I,rbuckle,; Effie Eliz. md. George Moore; Ina; Verna md. Evertte Arbuckle; Opal md. Loyd Miller. Thurston Oliver Brown b. Dec. 6, 1878 Nashville, Indiana and died March 21, 1954.

MRS. A. I. RICHlcRDSON of East Point, Georgia writes: 11My grandmother was Mary Jane Mobley who was born and lived in Montgomery County, Maryland. She married George Calvin Whipp about 1870 in Montgomery County, Maryland." 261. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MISS ANNE DAUGHERTY of Carlsbad, New Moxico,, writes: "I am des­ cended from Wiley Washington Mobley, b. 1805, S. C., d. 1855, Lauderd~le Co., llabama, and his second wife Catherine Hood, b. 1810, S. C. and died 1885, Tishomingo County, Mississippi." "W. W. Mobley had ,J sister, Nancy Mobley, b. 1810, S. C., married Hiram Twitty and lived in Tishomingo Co., Miss. Susan Elizabeth Harvey b. 4 Dec. 1873 married first Joel Henry Bare­ foot, a brother of my grandfather, John Wiley Barefoot, and 2nd; John Thomas '',Ti throw, a. brother of my grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Clara Withrow Barefoot. Her father was Tom Harvey, a brother to Emery W. Harvey who married Mary Ann Mobley Neeley." I have the Barefoot line back to one Jepthah Barefoot, Sr., who died in 1799 in Edgecombe County, N. C. 11 BIBLE RECORD OF JOHN TIPTON BAREFOOT B I R T H S D E A T H S John Tipton Barefoot 9/8/1823 Gilbert Spurlock 1/30/1852 ,Jane McLane Barefoot 1/10/1828 James Monroe Barefoot 8/15/1853 James Monroe YI 6/1/1848 Jane L. Boren 11/3/1854 Nancy Catherine" 2/24/1850 Wiley Washington Mobley3/2/1855 Thomas Duncan Barefoot 9/8/1851 Sarah S. Miller 9/?/1857 Mary Jane n 12/16/1853 Almeda Gustava Mobley 4/18/1858 Margaret Elizabeth YI 7/8/1856 Laurence C. Spurlock 7/24/1858 John Wiley Barefoot 12/2/1858 Richard K. Barefoot 5/23/1860 Sarah Elvira Barefoot 2/18/1861 Hetty C. Choate 5/25/1863 Susan Adeline n 10/10/1863 Nancy Spurlock 8/10/1866 Laura Ann YI 3/6/1866 Nancy Catherine B-footS/30/1867 Joel Henry 11 12/29/1868 Mary Jane Barefoot 9/6/1867 BIRTHS (Entries made by Thomas Duncan Barefoot) DEATHS Floyd Monroe Barefoot 8/6/1900 Laura Hazen Barefoot 6/11/1902 Annie Barefoot, May 19, 1905 Jessie Irene Barefoot 6/16/1904 "John Wiley Barefoot was born 2 Dec. 1858, Center Point, Howard County, Arkansas and died 30 July 1940 at Blanchard, McClain County, Oklahoma. He married 19 Jan. 1881 Nency Clara Withrow in Erath County, Tex2s. She wus born May 11, 1861, i/'Jar Eagle, Benton County, Arkansas and died 24 April 1939, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Buried Blanchard, Oklahoma. Children: 1. Annie Pearl Barefoot - b. 21 Dec. 1881 near Moody, in Bell Co., Texas. She married Jason Edward Daugherty Nov. 16, 1902 at Wynnewood, Indian Territory. He was born Dec. 17, 1874, Honey Grove, Fannin County, Texas and died July 18, 1925 at Purcell, McClain County, Oklahoma, buried Blanchard, Oklahoma.

2. Marvin B. Barefoot, b. 1883 & d. 1920. Married Mrs. Carrie Perry Dugger. Three children. 3. John Freeman Barefoot, b. 1885, d. 1945, md. Mrs. F8rn Blackwood Eldridge. One child. 4. Vivian McLain Barefoot, b. 1887 - Md. A. W. Bell. 5 children. 5 • Richard ThomBs Barefoot, b. 1889, d. 1904. 6. Boyd Everett B::irefvc1t, b. 1892 & d. 1917. Mrl. M,r,rthri E1izAbcth I10P.rn. Rip:hl, r.hilclrnn. 262. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. 7. Brook l\.ubrey Barefoot, b. 1894 and married Minnie Rohl. Three Children. 8. Patty Clara Barefoot, b, 1896 & d. 1942. Md. G.D. Terrell. Seven Children. 9. Sinnette Lowe Barefoot, b. 1898. 10. Carmen Ercel Barefoot, born 1900 - d. Md. H. C • Ha 11. One child. --- 11. Thornton Doyle Barefoot, born 1902 & d. 1945. Married Ruth Upton. One child. 12. irviley Woodward Barefoot, b. 1905 & d,..,..,,.-,--_, md. Marian Allen. Two children, r:IIILDHEN OF ANNIE PEARL BAREFOOT AND Jl.SON ED"-,JARD Df,UGHERTY. Clara Antoinette Daugherty - b. Aug. 13, 1903 at Wynnewood, I. T. Md. June 5, 1936, George Francis Huff. (SchoolteaC'hor) 2. Helen Elizaboth Daugherty - b. March 7, 1905 at Story, Mc­ Clain Co., Indian Territory. Md. 27 Dec. 1938 Charles Roy Wainright, Colonel, U.S. Army, retired (Dec. 1960) 3 • John Jason Daugherty - b. Jan. 6, 1907 at Story, I. T. Md. Oct. 18, 1942, Harwell Stanford. Laura Catherine Daugherty, b. Oct. 7, 1908 at Blanchard, Okla. · Md. ,July 28, 1947 Lewis Nance Murchison. 5. Marvin Osborne Daugherty, b. Feb. 16, 1911 at Blanchard, Md. June 17, 1933 Lois Viola Hodgin. 2 Chil. 6. Lucille Freeman Daugherty, b. March 20, 1913 at Blanchard, md. 19 May, 1935, Cecil Robert Gingerich. Two Children. 7. Susan Pearl Daugherty, b. 21 Aug. 1915 at Blanchard, Okla. 8. Vivian Ercel Daugherty, b. 22 Aug. 1920 at Purcell, Okla. 9. Shirley Anne Daugherty, b. 25 Oct. 1922 at Purcell, Okla. 10. Edward Cravens Daugherty, b, 28 Sept. 1925 at Purcell, Okla. md. April 2, 1949, Frances Mae Wilkinson. Two children, "Wiley vJashington Mobley, ancestry unknown, was born 1805 in S. C. and died 2 March 1855, Lauderdale Co., Ala. He md. Cath­ erine Hood, b. 1810, S. c. and died 1$85 Iuka, Miss. Issue: 1. Jane McLane Mobley, b. 10 Jan., 1828, Ala. md. John Tipton Barefoot 22 July, 1847, Lauderdale Co., tla. Shed. June 1908 at Hickory, Murry Co., Oklahoma. 2. Mary Ann Mobley, b. 1831 d. 31 Aug. 1908 at Alex, Grady Co. Oklahoma. Md. 1st: Garriet Neeley. Md. 2nd: Emery W. Ha rvc y, 3. Sarah Mobley - b. 1833, Ala. 4. Elizabeth M., b. 1835, Ala. 5. James \rJashington Mobl2y, b. lMarch, 1837, Ala. & died March 1908, Texas, Md. Caroline Harvey, dau. of Emery W. Harvey. 6. Catherine Mobley, b. 1839, Ala. 2nd wife of Watson. 7. Adeline Mobley, b. 1841, Alabama, married a Harvey: CHILDREN OF JANE Mc Li.NE MOBLEY !,ND JOHN TIPTON Bf.RE FOOT: James Monroe; Nancy Catherine, Mary Jane; Margaret Elizab.; John Wiley Barefoot (page 261) Sarah Elvira; Susan Adeline and Laura Ann." Note: "Johnston Co., N. C., Bk. B2, p. 22? - 9 Mc1rch 1799 - Noah Barefoot to Surrel Mobley both of some comrLy, for 40 pounds - south side of Mill Creek .. 200 acres •• " 261.

HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF MOBLEYS - Continued ,:,MORDECAI MOBLEY, the first known Mobley of this line, was born Feb. 5, 1763 and died Oct. 12, 1838. The History repeats the legend of Wm. Mobley who ran away from home and came to Penn. and md. Phoebe Lovejoy, (page 234) Mordecai and his wife had 7-8 sons. No daughters are shown. Four of the sons re­ moved to the south. Mordecai Mobley of Maryland md. Elizabeth Brown b. Nov. 161 1767, and died July 28, 1833. Their son, John Mobley, was born Feb. 5, 1790 and died Sept. 15, 1842. He married Ruth Elder Davage, dau. of Elijah and Mary Davage. Mary was born March 10, 1796 and died April 6, 1883. John and Ruth Mobley are shown to have the following children: Elizabeth A., Jesse R., Alameda, Lucretia, John H., Mahala, Sarah, Lewis, Reason D., Catharine Minerva, William and Warren Wesley Mobley. Jesse md. and had ,John, Elijah, James, Thomas, Daniel, Phillip, and Charles. Lewis Mobley is shown to have md. Julia Anna Rhorer. Their son, Darius Arrelian Mobley was the eldest. He was born Hartsville, Indiana in 1855, and was a minister on the west coast. He died at Vallejo, California, on Dec. 10, 1929. ,:,,:,oNE HISTORY states ••.. that the original Moberley was a Civil Engineer and surveyed land in Maryland, Virginia, and settled in South Carolina •.• That John Mobley, Sr. md. Nancy Jenkins •.• he was the son of Samuel Mobley; that they settled in Kentucky. John was the son of Benjamin Mobley, Sr. (The following is the only known record showing a Moberley being a surveyor. We cannot determine whether this is Edward Mobley, b. 1700 or his own son, Edward, or a nephew of the same name.) From Bedford Co., Va. records. COURT ORDER BOOK lA, page 63. "At a Court continued & held for Bedford County at the Courthouse on Tuesday the 25th day of February 1755 and in the XXVIIth year of the Reign of Soverign Lord George the Second. Present: Matthew Talbot, Zachariah Isbel, William Callaway & Samuel Hairston, Gent., Justices. 1 Upon the Presentment of the Grand Jury against Edward Mobberly for not keeping a road in repair whereof he is Surveyor his excuse being heard it is considered by the Court that he forfeit and pay to the Church hTardens of . Russel Parish where the Offence was committed fifteen shil­ lings or 150 lbs. of Tobacco for the said Offence and that he pay the costs of This Prosecution and may be taken ••••• " 1 Signed 1 Matthew Talbot

*Ira Brown Cross - Compiler of "Some Genealogical Data Concerning the Cross, Bradford, Clemmons, Havley, Mobley, Hessey, Dillman, and Rhorer Familiesn - 1932, Berkeley, cal. **From McGill Data ••. "Furnished by Elizabeth Covington of Maple Lawn, Richmond, Ky •.• given to Dean L. Moberley by S. Neville Moberley, of Richmond, Kentucky." 264. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. The following was received from Mrs. Walter M. Flood of Auburn California) Reference: Madison County, Kentucky Marriages, 1785 - 1851. Compiled by Annie Nalker Burns - 1936. ("B" means Bondsman - "F" means Father - "M" means Mother) GROOM BRIDE DATE Ballard, George Moberly, Levina B. Will Moberly 9/22/1819 Bird, Camilus n Samaria " John 11 10/18/1845 ( " M. Permelia? ) Bowman, t,Edward Field, Mary E. " Wm. Moberly 11/14/1837 Bresfield, James Moberly, Polly " Benj. n 5/20/1806 Chevis, David Lo gen, Polly " W. M. " 10/21/1796 Collins, Garland Moberly, Betty " John n 11/6/1796 Dollery, William Evans, Nancy " Gideon " 3 I 3/1327 Dozier, Gatman Moberly, Susan " Ephraim" 11/20/1826 Dudley, Ambrose " , Nancy " Will Jenkins 9/11/1827 Elder, Andrew " Eliza n John Elder 9/30/1839 Evans, Love " Nancy " Evans, Maury 11/25/1818 Fewel, Rhodias " Eliza n John 1,vright 10/2/1804 Gates, Danl. " Susan " Wm. Moberly 10/7/1822 Granberry, Francis n , Margaret 11 Susan Moberly 10/23/1850 Green, James B. " Tabitha 3/19/1850 Hill, Adam " Ann 11 Wm. Jenkins 8/13/1829 Holloway, Wm. Fields, Eliz. " Thos. Moberly 9/23/1830 Hume, Larkin Moberly, Nancy " John Moberly 12/21/1812 Lee, Jas. 11 Mobley (?) Hezander? 5/5/1795 Long, Danl. 11 Anna B. Jas. Long 11/17/1834 Maupin, Patrick n , Margarette B. Benj. Mob. 1/3/1834 Moore, Bergison 11 Keziah B. Ed. Moberly 4/4/1836 Oldham, Caleb " Alma (?) B. John n 4/18/1814 Oldham, Wm. " Susan " Jepe White 10/26/1826 Oldham, John " Jane 11 Chris. Harris 1/7/1831 Patton, Thos. II Edi th B. Elias Mob. 10/11/1827 Pinkston, John " Tabitha B. Saml Pinkston 2/10/1836 Port, Freeman " Eliza J. B. Alfred Mob. 1/13/1849 Pullins, John J. " Sarah B. Danl. Bates 7/24/1841 Quinn, Hiram 11 Eliza B. Archibald Hill 11/30/1815 Quinsberry, Sandy " Sally Ann 3/13/1849 Richardson, Robt. " Sanna B. s. Smith 1/29/1849 Stephenson, Edw. " , Mary " ·wm. Noland 9/21/1846 Stuart, John " , Mary Eliz. " Ed. Jarman 3/28/1849 'I'aturn, Saml. H. " Amanda " Jacob Mob. 5/27/1850 Taylor, Anson " , Betsy " \Jm. Wilkerson 12/8/1807 Tudor, Danl. " Nancy " K-iney Tudor 11/10/1795 Turner, John " Tabitha " Jacob Baker 10/15/1791 Whitaker, Irvine " Tabitha Jane Thos. Mob. 1/28/1843

Used by permission from the Compiler, Mrs. Annie Walker Burns, of Washington, D. C. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Madison County, Kentucky M Compiled by Annie Walker Burns. 1936. GROOM BRIDE • DATE Moberly, John Fletcher, Sarah F. Thos. 5/16/1795 ft Drary Henderson, Margarette 1/23/1810 IT Benj. Reed, Susanah F, Thos. 10/3/1808 n Elias Barnett, Lucinda B. Eliza Barker 11/13/1817 " Drury Henderson, Eliz. B. Abraham 1/22/1810 " William Robinson, Patsy n Alexander 12/22/1818 " Wm. Davis, Susan John Woods 2 /17/1823 n J

Note: We know from records that mAny other Moberley 1 s were in Kentucky in the year 1790. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. DeRU~L - DeRULE - RULE - RUEL The only reference to the above name occurs in the family r~cords of the descendents of Edward Moberly, Sr., b. 1700. He is shown by these records as having married Susannah DeRuel. The correct spelling of the name could be any of those shown above.

COOPER - FEASTER - Records furnished by Mrs. Etta Rosson.

"Andrew Feaster, born 1735 and died 1832, married first: ? 'None knows the name of his first wife.'" Andrew Feaster married second: Margaret Fry Cooper1 (widow) born 1738, died 1823, married in 1767, at Philadelphia, Pa. By his first wife Andrew Feaster had Martha Feaster, born 1766 and married William Colvin. His second wife, Margaret Fry Cooper, had two children by her previous marriage, Adam and Eve Cooper. Their children: 1. Susan Feaster - Married Moses Cockrell. 2. John Feaster, b. 1768 & d. 1848, md. Drucilla Moberley. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa. 3. Margaret Feaster - married Ezekiel Wooley. 4. Alice Feaster - married Hundley McShane. 5. Andrew Feaster, born 1776 and died unmarried. 6. Jacob Feaster - married Margaret Cannamore. No children.

The children of John Feaster and his wife, Drucilla Moberley, b. 1774 and died April 17, 1807. They md. in 1789 and had children: 1. Andrew Feaster - died young. 2. Jacob Feaster - married Isabel Coleman. 3. Susan Feaster - married Robert Coleman in 1818. 4. Andrew Feaster, born 1793, died 1869, married in 1818 Mary de Saussure Norris. 5. Mary (Polly) Feaster - born 1798, married Henry Jonathan Coleman. ,:~ 6. Chaney Feaster, born August 8, 1800, d. July 1878, md. Alexander Coleman. 7. Savilla Feaster - married Robert Gregg Cameron. 8. John M. Feaster - born 1806, married Kizianah Pickett.

*Mrs. Rosson 1 s line of descent underscored. "Andrew Feaster was a soldier in 1781-82 from Fairfield Co South Carolina. He also gave to the cause a field of grain, and a maro; His ftt~er was Peter Feaster (Pfeister). They came from Canton Berne, Switzerland, first to Lancaster Co., Pa., then to Wilkes County, Ga., thence back to Fairfield County, S. c., prfur to 1775. The old Feaster graveyard is in this community. (Mrs. Rosson lives in N. W. Fairfield) and the stones are in excellent condition, beginning with the first Andrew Fe2ster and his wife~ The old Coleman graveyard is also nenr here, and the stones are in good condition." 267. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. COOPER family - 1790 Census of Fairfield District, S. C. Peter Cooper 1 male over 16 yrs. l male under 16, 2 females Adam Cooper 1 male over 16 yrs. 3 males" 16, 3 females Local Census of 1829 - Fairfield County, S. C. Adam Cooper 4 members in household. George Cooper 5 members in household. (See pages 43 and 65 for Cooper references.) According to Edrington, the Cooper's removed to Winston Co., Mississippi. Chancery Clerk's Office, Louisville, Winston Co., Miss. George B. Cooper from James C. Doss & wife Frances Doss. Book H page 465 - Nov. 19, 1844. Attsst: John C. Doss Adam M. Cooper George B. Cooper from Samuel Martin. Book I, page 365 - Nov. 3, 1845. Attest: J. P. Makamson R. C. Canterberry George B. Cooper from James T. Stegall Book J page 269 - Aug. 12, 1847. Wit.: Jesse Shumaker G. W. Taylor

From Edrington 1 s History - THE FEASTERS AND COLEMANS. "Andrew Feaster (the name was the~ spelt Pfeister, 1740) emigrated to this state from Bucks County, Penn. His father, Peter Feaster, died on the road and was buried somewhere in Virginia. From him was descended the present family of Feasters of the Beaver Creek section of the county, better known as Feasterville township. He had a cousin, John Feaster, who came at the same time and settled in Edgefield county. He was the great-grand father of Laurens Feastor of the 11 Dc1rk Corner 11 sec­ tion. Andrew Feaster was twice married; by the first wife only one daughter, who married William Colvin of the Sandy River section of the Chester County, now know as the Halsellville town­ ship, near where John Simpson now lives. She moved with some of the children to Greene County, Ala., and lived to be quite an hundred years of age. His second wife was Margaret Fry Cooper, who had by a former marriage, two children, Adam and Eve Cooper, both of whom lived to be quite old. Eve married Jacob Stone, whose mother was Ruth Lyles, a member of the Chester branch of that family. Jacob Stone was a soldier in the Revolution and drew a pension as long as ha liv0d. Andrew Feaster's children· by the second marriage were: John, who married Drucilla Mobley, daughter of Samuel Mobley. She died 1$06. John's children were Jacob, better known as "Squire Jaken, Andrew, Savilla, Susan, Mary, Chaney and John N. Savilla married Robert Gregg Cameron, and now lives near White Oak. John M. married Keziah Pickett. He is now living in Florida, on Indian River. Jacob, son of John, married Isabelle Coleman, daughter of David R. Coleman, than whom a better man never lived. Jacob Feaster lived and died near Buckhead. His children were Jacob F., who married Elizabeth Stone. Moses C. Fe~ster is the only living child of that marriage ..... 11 Note: Edrington devotPd several pages to the Feaster family - Lack of space prevents us from doing the same. 268. HILL & HILL-MOB3RLY CO?NECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. FUNDERBURGH - FUNDERBURG - FUNDERBURK Most of the records of this family were furnished by Mrs. S. C. Moon of Gainesville, Ga. "Peter Vonder Burg and his brother Valentine or Vvalter came to America on the Ship- "The Thistle 11 , John 11!ilson Com., Sept 19, 1738. Walter Von Der Burgh settled in the north and Peter migrated south. When the family arrived in South Carolina (as early as 1760) the name was Funderburgh. "Thunderburgh" is given as another spelling and later in South Carolina "Funderburk" was used. t Peter Vanderburgh is said to have been the father of Henry Funderburgh, born ___ , died 1792, Fairfield County, S. C. He married Mary --=----,--, , born ? and died circa 1810 in Fair- field Co., S. C.; Anthony Funderburgh md. Rebecca .•. ; and Tebald. Funderburgh, born ___ , died _____? Henry Funderburgh came to South Carolina where he served in the Cherokee War under Richard Richardson. Other men from the Camden Dist. of Craven were Edward and Clement Mobley, Peter and Wm. Hill. He received a land grant of 100 acres near the mouth of Beaver Creek near Broad River, Dec. 5th, 1764. In his will he left land "granted to Henry Funderburg 5th day of June, 1786." U.S. Census of 1790 - Fairfield Dist., S. C. Henry Funderburg 1 male over 16 years 1 male under 16 (g-son?) 1 female 4 slaves The children of Henry and Mary Funderburg were: I. John Funderburgh, md, ? died and left orphans. II. Mary Funderburgh - marriectThomas Mobley. III. ______Funderburgh - daughter md. Daniel Mabry. Grandchildren of Henry and Mary Funderburgh (John's Child1~n?) (1) Henry Funderburgh - md. Nancy Mobley. (2) Dorcas Funderburgh - md. Richard Hill. "Guardians Bond for Henry Funderburgh, orphan; Box 2, folio 1, Fairfield County Records. (S.C.) "I have received from the executors of Henry Funderburg, deceased, for the use of Henry Funderburg, orphan of John Funderburg, the sum of 27 pounds, etc. /signed/ Richard Hill - Guardian for the said Orphan." No date but between 1795-1800. Dorcas married Richard Hill (page 59) and was born circa 1775. Since Richard Hill was the guardian of Henry Funderburgh, it is speculated that Dorcas and Henry were brother and sister. The Fairfield County Court records state: "Mrs. Funderburk was ~~~;d~~~~e~o~!'nRt~hle%9~~11 1 s wife, ••• Mrs. Funderburk was a

Mary Funderbul'p, daughter of Henry and Mal'v F11rnln1·burg md. Capt. Thomas fJ'.obley,(h 1 ,L,i c1i,~,,l r•it'r'.r1 7ctt)'/.)(see pAgos 20(>-'1) 269. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Henry and Mary Funderburgh evidently had a daughter that married Daniel Mabry. He was an executor to the Wills of both Henry and Mary Funderburgh. Her will mentions Henry and Ephraim Mabry, as grandsons. The following gift deed tends to confirm the above. Deed Book A page 273. Sept. 13, 1786. "Henry and Mary Funderburgh •.• Gift deed to son ..... Daniel Mabry .... 100 acres on Beaver Creek originally granted to Henry Funderburgh June 3, 1763." Wit: Anderson Thomas, James Thomas and Adam Pool. Mary Chapman is shown in the Mary Funderburgh will as her grand-daughter. She may have married Villiam Chapman. He was one of the executors of Mary Funderburgh 1 s estate. (Note: her grand-da1J.ghter Dorcas Hill could have been a Mabry, or as stated, dau. of John Funderburg.)

III. ANTHONY FUNDERBURGH, son of Peter Vanderburgh, married Rebecca-=-~- • Children: Racheal Funderburk, b. Jan. 29, 1762, d. July 26, 1836, Walton Co., Ga. Married Dec. 24, 1779, Peter Cronic, Rev. War Veteran. Issue: A. John Cronic (records are incomplete) B. Bayle Cronic

III. TEBALD. FUNDERBURGH. No record. (There are many records available on some of these people but we do not have them) ... ,...... 1... .,1,. 't" .,I._ ,-1,

EXTRACT of Will of Henry Funderburg Mentions only - Grandson - Henry Funderburg Wife - Mary Funderburg Leaves land ngranted to Henry Funderburg 5th day of June, 1786." Executors, Daniel Mabry and Thomas Mobley. Witnesses: John Brown Cullin U. Mobley Jacob Meadors Recorded July 14, 1792, Will Book 2, p. 2, of original Records. Typed Vol. of Wills, Vol. 1, sec. 2, page 37, Fairfield County, S. C. EXTRACT of Will of Mary Funderburg Daughter - 1/Iary Mobley Grandson - Henry Funderburg Grand dtr. Mary Chapman 11 " Dorcas Hill Grandson - Henry Mabry " " - Ephraim Mabry Daniel Mabry and William Chapman Sole executors. Witnesses: Britan Ch;:iprn::m and Lfll'kin MohJey - dated May 25, 1$08, recorded Aug. 19, 1810. Vol. 1, Sec. 7, and page 16, Fairfield County, S. C. Reco1tls. 270. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. FUNDERBURG DEEDS FROM FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. COURTHOUSE F~irfield Deed Book 1, page 23. In 1797 Mary Funderburg conveyed to Thomas Mobley, deed gift of one negro boy named Phillip, and signed the deed by her mark. Deed dated July 15, 1797, recorded July 23, 1797. Witnesses: Job Meador, John Smith & John Meador. Fairfield Deed Book V, page 89. In the year 1799 Mary Funderburg conveyed to John Meador a certain negro woman named Jeanne. Sig­ nature by her mark. Deed dated Jan. 22, 1799, recorded July 3, 1812. ~itnesses: Job Meador and Anna Beam. Fairfield Deed Book O, page 243. In 1803 Henry Funderburg con­ veyed to Thomas Means three tracts of land. Henry Funderburg signed by his mark. Deed dated June 11, 1803. Witnesses: D. Coleman, Thomas Meador and Abel Hill. Fairfield Deed Book P, page 268. In 1804 Mary Funderburg con­ veyed to John Smith a tract of land on waters of Beaver Creek. Signature by mark. Deed dated October 29, 1804, recorded April 12, 1805. Witnesses: David Boshart, & John Meador. This tract was originally granted to Henry Funderburg by his excellency William Moultrie. Fairfield Deed Book S, page 258. In 1809 Mary Funderburg con­ veyed to Ephraim Mabry, a grandson, a negro girl named Caty, 10 years old. Signature by her Mark. Deed dated August 28th, 1809, recorded August 19?, 1809. Witnesses: James Jennings, Benj. Chapman. Fairfield Deed Book S, page 258. In 1809 Mary Funderburg con­ veyed to her grandson Henry Mabry a negro boy Adam, six years old, featherbed and furniture. Signature by her mark. Witnesses: Jas. Jennings and Benj. Chapman. Deed dated Aug. 28, 1809, recorded Aug. 19?, 1809. Fairfield Deed Book S, page 259. In 1809 Mary Funderburg con­ veyed to Mary Chapman, a grandaughter and wj_fe of Berry Chapman, a negro girl named Lucy, 10 years old. Signature by her mark. Deed dated Aug. 28, 1809, recorded Oct. 21, 1809. Witnesses: Jas. Jennings and Henry Mabry. Fairfield Deed Book S, page 247. In 1809 Mary Funderburg con­ veyed to Henry Funderburg, a grandson, by deed a negro boy named Stephen. Signature by her Mark. 1.•Jitnesses: John Smith and John McCully. Fairfield Deed Book S, page 261. In 1809 Mary Funderburg con­ veyed to Henry Funderburg several negroes, male and female for $500.00. Signature by her mark. i1Titnesscs: Joseph McDaniel and Elizabeth McDaniel. Dated October 18, 1809, recorded Oct. 25, 1809. 271. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. Fairfield Deed Book S, page 262. In 1809 Mary Funderburg con­ veyed to Henry Funderburg 4 head of horses, 9 head of cattle, 3 head hogs and furniture. Signature by her Mark. Dated Oct. 18th, 1809, recorded October 25, 1809. Witnesses: James McDaniel and Elizabeth McDaniel. Fairfield Deed Book V, page 141. In 1812 Mary Funderburg con­ veyed to her daughter Mary N:obley El gift of one negro girl, Cindy 6 years old. Signature by her Mark. Deed dated June 19th, 1812. Witnesses: Daniel Mabry and Robert Chapman. (Copied by Miss Zelma Brice, Deputy Clerk of Court.) (Fairfield County Court House, S. C. - October, 1958. Henry, the grandson of Henry and Mary Funderburg, may have removed to the Walton, Gwinnett and Jackson County, Georgia area. Apparently some of the children and grandchildren of Thomas and Mary Funderburg Mobley lived in Walton County. The name Mabry is also found in north Georgia.

MABRY - MABREY - The Mabrey 1 s lived in northwest Fairfield Co. The 1790 Census shows the following: Fairfield Dist., S. C. Daniel Mabry 2 males over 16 1 male under 16 yrs. 1 female Mary Mabry 1 male over 16 yrs. 1 mole under 16 1 female 4 sl.

24 - 36 Probate Judge's Office, Fairfield County, S. C. Mary Mabry 1 s sale (of her est~te) Present:· Richard Hill, Senr. Richard Hill Junr. Margaret H. Mabry bought much. Appraisement made 1808, 25th of April. Witnesses: David and Nathaniel Shelton. Ephraim Mabrey lived in N.W. Fairfield. From Bell's Tithe list of Lunenburg Co., Va. - List taken by Field Jefferson, ext. p. 165-173 in the year 1751 - "Ephraim Mabrey - 2 tithes." In this same general area; Wm. Hill, John, Solomon and Thomas VJright; James Coleman; Wm., Robt., Wm. Pool Jr. Ephraim Mabrey bought land from Eleazer Mobley. (p. 205) in Fairfield County. Ono Ephraim Mabry of "Upson Co. , Ga." sold land to Matthew Hosch of Walton Co., Ga. (see page 147) Walker County, Georgia Census of 1850 - 423 10 NAME AGE SEX BORN Ephraim Mabrey 62 M S. C. Farmer - Val. $3500.00 Tinsey? 11 60 F s. c. John T. I? " 24 M Georgia Elizabeth Mabrey 21 F ti Mary A. Mabrey 15 F 11 O'DELL - William Anderson married Martha O'Dell. (page 85) They lived in Walker County, Georgia. Very few records at hand. Walker County Census records of 1850 447- 52 B. J. O'Dell 30 M, b. Ga. Martha 0 1 Dell 56 F. b. S. C. Evalina O'Dell 32 F, b. Ga. Sarah A. " 17 F. b. Ga. Albert W. O'Dell 10 M, b. n Margaret V. 11 15 F. b. " Mary I. O'D011 8 F b. " ,James C. "12 M. b. " Joseph W. 6; Th0m::is J., 4;'George 2;--·a"i1aSonn-FiemT:·------··- No 1'1n·t-,h0r 1·c,conl. 272. HILL & HILL-MOB:ZRLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. MEADOW - MEAD0\1'73 - MEADOR. The Meadows first appeared on the Lunenburg Tithe List in 1750. Jason Meadows was shown there in 1750 with Lewis and Jason Jr. listed with him. In 1752 he was shown as Jason Meader, and listed with him, Job Meader. Also shown were Joel and Lewis-Meador with one tithe each. One of the Jason 1 s had moved on by this time. Jason Meador Senior died in 1774 in Anson County, North Caro­ lina. JASON MEADORS WILL (Furnished by Mrs. IdB Thomas Page.) "In the name of God Amen I Jason Meador of the County of Anson in the Province of North Carolina being in perfect sence and memory Thanks be to the Almighty God for the same but calling to minj Certainty of Death and Uncertainty of life knowing that is appointed that I shall Die I give my soul to the Almighty God and my body to the Earth from whence it came and ordain This my last Will and Testament as following to say it is my desire that all my debts to be paid by the discressions of my Executors as following I give and bequeath inpremisis I Give unto my beloved wife Elizabeth the plantation as I now possess and all other my substance During her natural life and at her Decease it is my Will that the sd. plantation and Tract of land Descend unto my children it is also my Nill and desire that my said wife Eliza­ beth keep in possession and enjoy all the rest of my Estate real and personal During her natural Life and at her decease to be Divided as hereafter Directed. 11 "I give unto my eldest son Lewis five shillings sterling and also DuaMa Marion and Thomas one Shilling sterling each. Item it is my Will that at the Decease of my wife Elizabeth that my plantation and land and other substance be Equally Divided amongst several Children herein named Lewis Jason Job and Mariah to them and their heirs and assigns forever Lastly I do constitute and appoint my beloved wife Elizabeth my son Lewis and Job sole Exacutors of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking disennuling and making void all former ond other vlfill by me here­ tofore made ratifying and holding the above premises as witness my hand and seal this twenty Third Day of March Anno Domini one Thousand Seven hundred and Seventy four /signed/ Jason Meadors (seal) STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ANSON COUNTY I, Agnes H. Wall, Deputy Clerk of Superior Court of Anson County, N. C., do hereby certify the foregoing Will to be a true and correct copy of the original document as the same is taken from and compared with the original now on file in this office and recorded in Will Book 1, page 16. Witness my hand and seal of office, at Wadesboro, N. C., this the 25th day of July, 1958. 11 /signed/ Agnes H. ,![all (seal) Deputy Clerk of Superior Court, Anson Co., N. C. As shown (page 202) Lewis Meador married Susannah Moberly Jason Meador married Sallie Moberly Job Meador married Elizabeth Moberly Thomas Moberly married Keziah Moberly, all daughters of Edward Moberly, Sr. and Susannah DeRuel, of Fairfield District, S. c. Job Meador came to the Fairfield vicinity with the Mobleys, One Thomas Meador lived adjoining Dorcas Hill and Samuel Mobley. 273. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONN:8CTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. He could have been the Thomas Meador who married Keziah Moberly. One Thomas Meadow in Fairfield County had as his wife, Naomi ___? Job Meador lived to the age of 101 years in Fairfield County. 1790 Census of Fairfield District, S. C. Males over Males under NAN.IE 16 years age 16 years Females Thomas Meadows 2 3 2 Edward Meadows 1 1 Job Meadows 1 2 4 Census of 1829 Fairfield Co., S. C. Edward Meadow 5 in household Meredith Meadow, Jr. 5 in household. Will of John Meadow - Fairfield County, S. C. - Nov. 1833. "He left to son Meredith 50 acres and this land joined that of Micajah Mobley. To his wife Rebecca he left horse and iaddle, cow and calf, ••• Other children were Elizabeth, Alexander, John Jr., Daniel R. Meadow and Susannah E." CAROLINIAN A BUILDING "Wills of Meadows' (From Mrs. Flood) NAN.IE COUNTY VOLUME BOOK PAGE George Meadows Spartanburg 3 D 444 William Meadows Spartanburg 1 B 18 John Meadow Fairfield 2 14 33 M. P. Meadow Fairfield 3 19 301 James Meadows Laurens 1 C-1 36 James Meadows Newberry two loose wills 37 Mary Meadows Laurens 2 F 56 Reuben Meadows Laurens 2 F 92 Susana Meadows Laurens 2 F 20 Thomas Meadows Spartanburg 1 A 70 From the Will of Jason Meadors Senior: It is not plain whether 'DuaMa' Marion is Drucilla Meador or just what the spell­ ing represents ••• Edward Moberly, Jr. md. Drucilla Meador. He was the son of Edward Moberley Sr., born 1700. We know from the Bible Record that his wife was Drucilla, and from other records, Drucilla Meador. From the Will it is not clear whether DruMa Marion or Mariah are one or two persons. (The Will is typical of many of that day which had little or no punctuation). The Meadows-Meadors appeared first in Lunenburg Co., Va., Anson Co., N. C. and Fairfield County, S. C. Later the name appeared in the Walton-Jackson-Gwinnett County, Ga., area where many of the Hills, Moberly, Hosch, Wright and other families lived and is now called Barrow County. The Meadors moved west from Virginia and South Carolina to Georgia, Alabama and Miss., commencing after the Rev. War. (See the index for additional references to the Meadow-Meadors). The name is shown in "Marriage Bonds of Bedford County, Va., 1755-180011 by Earle S. Dennis and Jane E. Smith, Bedford, Va., where a number of Meador-Meadow marriages are shown. 274. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

WAGGONER - WAGONER - WAGNER HANS WAGGONER OF FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA In addition to the references already quoted in this book, we have used the following: "The Waggoner Family - A History of the Emigrant Hans Waggoner and His Descendants. 11 by John Garland and Clem Morton Boling, wit-,h additions by J. Waggoner Tull, George A. Daugherty and Mary Daugherty, 1922 and 1929; i paper by Mrs. Etta Rosson of Shelton, S. C. (Mrs. Rosson lives in the vicinity of the first settlement in Fairfield and is a descendent of Samuel Mobley Si:mior and Mary Wagner); Extracts from writings of Dorw ld B. Clayton, Sr. of Birming­ ham, Alabama. He is a native of the "Dark Corner" section of Fairfield and a descendent of Samuel Mobley Senior and Mary Wagner. From Mrs. Rosson's Paper "Jar,_s (Hans) Wagner". "When the Mobberleys came from Virginia to S. C., between the years 1758 and 1760, on the way, on the banks of the Yadkin River in North Carolina, they adm~tted into the caravan of travelers, Jans Waggoner {Wagner), a Hollander. His family at that time consisted of himself and a number of daughters. He joined the Mobberleys to imigrate to South Carolina for the better security of this family of daughters ••.. Soon after their arrival, Jans Wagner and the Mobberleys participated in the troubles and war with the Cherokee. Indians ••• " "The first settlers built their log cabins near the margins of creeks or rivers. The Moberleys settled on Poplar Ridge, on the east side of Beaver Creek. Jans Wagner and his family of girls settled near Reedy Branch. Past the meridian of life, he was so solicitous of their welfare, that he constructed a strong fort of whiteoak logs, hewn twelve inches square, for their protection, and when there was danger from the Indians, the neighbors would gather at this neighborhood blockhouse to defend themselves with Jans Wagner and his girls ••• " Tradition says that Jans Wagner furnished two bales of that historic shipment of six bales of cotton to England, where the authorities questioned whether the colonies could produce that much. Jans VJagner was married five times. We do not know the names of two of his wives, but we are descended from him through his wife, Marie DeLashmette ..• Another wife of Jans vJagner was Elizabeth Johnston, and another was Margaret.-,--..,....--..-, we do not know her last name. This information is obtained from old letters and papers in the famj_ly, and also the family his­ tory, THE MOBLEYS AND THEIR CONNEC'.c'IONS, by W.W. Dixon ••• n (Quoting from Mills Atlas) '1I·n::st Waggoner was erected on Beaver Creek, 6 miles above its mouth, and into this the poor scattered inhabitants flocked and received its protection until the end of the Cherokee War, and their meat was obtained by hunting, and _their bread· was bought on pack mules from the 275. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. HANS WAGGONER - continued. Congaree." ••• "There is a very old paper on record, which reads "Hans Wagner, miller------" "Just a short distance down Highway 215 {this from Feaster­ ville) you crossed Beaver Creek and get nearly to the top of the hill ••• a handsome granite marker, with this inscription: FORT WAGNER Site one mile East, at Junction of Beaver Creek and Reedy Branch. Built in 1760 by Hans Wagner, as a refuge from the Cherokee Indians. "This marker was placed in 1939 by Richard Winn Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution {Mrs. J. T, McBryde, Regent} 11 "Jans, {or Hans) Wagner's daughter, Mary (called "Polly") married Samuel Mobberley, son of the first Edward Mobberley. We are told {in old family records) that Mary Wagner was a blond girl and she married Samuel when he was about 20 years of age. Samuel Mobberly was a private quartermaster and riding express in the Rev. War. Hans Wagner's service was pre-revolutionary or Colonial. {served in Cherokee War) "The S. C. Historical Commission has records of six grants of land to John Waggoner, with a total of goo acres, on Reedy Branch. Although he signed his name "Jans" Waggoner, he adopted in Legal papers, the English or American John, for the Dutch Johan, of which Hans, and Jans, are abbreviations. Thus we find the body of a deed will carry the name as John Waggoner, and he signed "Jans" Waggoner." 11 The above Jans Wagner, was in 1771, a widower, and in that same year, later, his wife was Margaret ____ as shown by signatures to old deeds,"

(Note by compiler: the above paper was given at a Moberly­ Coleman-Feaster Family Association meeting at Feasterville, N.W. Fairfield County, s. c., by Mrs. Rosson)

"The following is from Meriwether's 1 Expansion of S. c.,' page 235. "Forts - #16 - Lyles, or Loyalls, on Beaver Creek, schedule for 1762 appropriation. Bill names men supplying the fort. Plats of Samuel and Clement Mobberley and John Lyles. #17 - Waggoners {John) Beaver Creek, Broad River, May 25, 1764. "Mill's Statistics, page 555. A short time after the Lyles settled on Broad River, Edward Mobley, from Virginia, with six sons, all with families, settled on Beaver Creek, in the vicinity of Waggoner's Fort, from which the settlement on that creek has taken the name of Mobley settlement," Compiler's note: The copy of "The Waggoner Family" was furnished by Mrs. W. B, Harvey of Cucamonga, California. We are showing Mr. D. B. Clayton's comments on extracts from this book. Continued next page. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C.

From "Hans Waggoner & Descendents 11 by John Garland Waggoner, furnished by Mrs. W. B. Harvey with comments by D. B. Clayton. '~ans (John) Waggoner landed in Charleston about 1730. He married about 1760. There is no knowledge of his ancestry or history of his first wife except that she bore him two children - George and Isaac. There is no record of George's birthday, tho the 1790 census gives George Waggoner with 1-1-3 meaning himself, one son under 16, and three females (one his wife presumeably). The 1800 and 1810 Census show that he had one son and four dau­ ghters (wife not living in 1810). This was in York Co., S. C. Isaac according to Pension Rolls was born 9/11/1761 in Craven Co., s. C. (Fairfield was part of Craven at that time.) George Waggoner was in York Co., some 40-50 miles north of Fairfield Co." "After the death of his first wife Hans married a Mrs. Fair who had a son Isham by her previous marriage .• By this marriage Hans had three children: John, Suka and a daughter who married a Mr. Hill. John Waggoner (Junior) came to Kentucky perhaps a little earlier than our people came to Illinois. As our people came, they seem to have made a considerable stop, somewhere in Kentucky probably with John and his people. One of John's sons and a son-in-law visited our people in Illinois about 1868. They seem to have had the two-fold purpose of visiting and looking at the country with a view to moving. They did not move, but corres­ ponded with our people for some time. This ceased, and we do not know even in what part of the state they lived." "Suka, one of Hans Waggoner's daughters, married Mr. Ned Moberly. They had a son Ned, who visited our people in N. C. Aunt Narcissa remembered him and his visits very well. His father was described as a rich farmer, cottonraiser and slave-owner of South Carolina." "The other daughter of Hans Waggoner married a Mr. George Hill and lived near Columbia, South Carolina. They later moved to Georgia. Mr. Hill often visited our people in N. C. He was not a religious man and was described as being singular, peculiar and wily." "Hans Waggoner died on the Santee River, South Carolina, (some say the Yadkin River) sometime prior to 1790. At least his name does not appear in the 1790 Census. He left each direct heir $300.00 which was a considerable sum for that day." (Comments by Mr. Clayton) The old Hans Waggoner graveyard is a few hundred feet Northwest of Beaver Creek, of Broad River, about three quarters of a mile above the point where Highway ~15 crosses Beaver Creek. It is a~out a hundred yards from the Junction of Reedy Branch and Beaver Creek, at which point Hans built Fort Waggoner to protec~ his family from the Indians when he settled there about 1760. He was known as a "Miller" and just above his home was a dam across the Creek, the remains of which are very clear even to this day (1959). The Graveyard is in what was once a field, very level and on which the remains 277. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. "of two houses show clearly, one with two chimneys and the other with one, made mostly of stone. This plot, about 100 1 in diameter, contains some ten or more graves with stone markers only, and on the one said to be that of Hans there is the stump of an old Cedar tree some 12" in diameter. It is on the property of the Dickey Family and before the Civil War and during that war it was on the plantation of Andrew Feaster, son of John for whom Feasterville was named. Many so called records of Hans Waggoner state that he was buried on the Santee River. This was confusing until recently when it was discovered that back at that time the name Santee was applied to both the Saluda and Broad Rivers which form the Congaree River at Columbia, and the Congaree, which with.the Wateree forms the Santee." "Monuments had to come from Charleston over forest roads in those days so Han~ failed to get one regardless of the fact that he was fairly well off financially." "It appears that Isaac who was in Rutherford Co., N. C. just across the state line from York Co. later on moved to Ky. and then into Illinois, following the path of numerous other Upper South Carolinians just around 1goo (before and after) "Hans Waggoner and Descendents" states that Hans arrived in Charleston about 1730. "He married about 1760". We do not kno~ how old he was when he arrived, but even if born in 1730 he would most likely have married before he was thirty. The 1760 date is likely the date of his last marriage to Margaret. Mary 11J'agner who md. Samuel Mobley was said to have been born in 1743, and was there­ fore some 17 years old when married (1760). Susan VJagner md. Thomas Camp Jr. 11 "Margaret Wagner was granted 200 acres in 1784 in Camden Dist. on Little River. Hans therefore would most likely be dead then and had probably taken steps before his death to secure this grant. George Wagner was granted land in York Co. in Feb. 1768, when he was evidently 21 by then and would have been born at least no later than 1747. Also John Wagner was granted land in York in 1763, and later this was in the Estate of George. Either this John was our "Hans" and willed the land there to George, or else he was George 1 s brother John (supposed to be younger) and George bought if fr9m him."

From the York County Records, York, S. c. Will Bk. 1, p. 490. George Wagner Estate, Executors: Isaac Wagner; George Hill and Andrew McLean. Letters testamentary dated 1-12-lSlg. Will date 9/3/1811 - prob. 1/12/1g1s. The Will frees all of his slaves and names legatees: John Beam; Mary Wagner, dtr. of John deceased; Elizabeth Hill; Margaret Halsey; Catherine Halsey; Catherine Delashmett; Mary Mobley; Susanna Camp; Anna McLean (wife of Andrew): Isaac Wagner; Louisa McClain; Margaret Watts; Mary Sutton (wife of James); one share each to Messina and Rachel McLain. Witnesses: Jona. Sutton, James Scott and James Smith. Note: · See page 16g for more on Elizabeth Waggoner Hill. 278. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. HANS WAGGONER - continued. "Deed Book K, page 6, York County Records; From Isaac Waggoner, of Rutherford Co., N. C. and George Hill of Pendleton Dist. S. C. Executors of the Estate of George lJaggoner, deceased, late of York Co. to James J. Sutton ----land on Turkey creek, being part of two grants, the north part of which was granted to George Waggoner in Feb. 1768, and the other part said to be granted to John Waggoner 6/3/1763. Deed dated Jan. 14th, 1823. Deed Book K, page 36. York County records. Isaac Waggoner of Rutherford Co., and state of No. Car. and George Hill of Pendleton Dist. state of S. C. as executors of Will of George Waggoner deceased, late of York Dist. ---to James J. Sutton of York Dist. in state aforesaid, the land in York Dist., on Turkey Creek---part of two grants, the North part of which was granted to George Waggoner Feb. A. D~ 1768 and the other part of which was granted to John ,r(faggoner on the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1763. Deed dated 1/14/1823. /signed/ Isaac Waggoner George Hill Fairfield Co. Locations Book A, page 647. 1784 Margaret Waggoner, 200 acres in Camden Dist. on the waters of Little River. David Hopkins, Surveyor. FROM MRS. B. H. ROSSON, SHELTON, S. C. 9/27/1951 "From the Estate papers of Mary Mobley, daughter of Hans Waggoner dated 1823 filed in Box 26 File 373. Administrator Henry J. Coleman (a grandson-in-law). Among the receipts listed is an item as follows:- Aug. 5, 1826 from the administrator's of George Waggoner, deceased, brother to Mary Mobley, $75.00." (Mr. Clayton continues) "The wives of Hans Waggoner •. ; We know that by Marie Delashmette he had Mary who married Samuel Mobley, and by Elizabeth Johnstone he had Anne Wagner who married Capt. Andrew McClain. Susanna Vvagner, mother not known, married Thomas Camp, Jr. in 1770?; and Margaret Wagner married a Halsell (her mother unknown). The Book on Hans Waggoner states that his first wife was unknown, his 2nd was a Mrs. Fair, mother of George and Isaac. We know that he married Margaret ___ ? apparently as his last wife and evidently the mother of John, Suka? * and Elizabeth (who married George Hill) We have no record of Ned Moberly ••••• " D. B. Clayton, Sr. * The name Suka, Sukey is used as a nick-name for Susannah in many families. - Compiler. (Ned and Samuel, the same man?) Mrs. Dan Williamson: "Children of Susan Wagner and Thomas Camp: 1. Elizabeth, born 1781 - married Joseph Camp, her cousin. 2. Nancy, b. March 7, 1795, d. Nov. 27, 1887. Md. Aug. 10, 1817 Job Smith, b. Feb. 15, 1793, & d. June 8, 1840. 3. Patience Drucilla - b. 1792, d. 1882 md. David Thompson. 4. ·violet - matried John Stroud. 5. Willia~ Camp." 279. HILL & HILL-MOEi1~RLY COFNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. HANS WAGGONER - continued. From the Waggoner History: 11 Isaac VTaggoner was born in what is now Fairfield County, S. C., on Sept. 11, 1761. We know little of his boyhood days except that when he was 19 years old he enrolled for service in the War for independence. Rev. War Pension claim S. 32578 shows that Isaac served with the S. C. Militia, as a private as follows: 'For 2 months from April 1781, under Captain Parrott and Col. Bratton for four months, from June 1781, under Captain Henry Hale and Col. David Hopkins; for four months, from May 1782, under Captain John McCool and Col. David Hopkins. He was allowed pension, on his application executed June 6, 1836, while living in Shelby Co., Illinois. He died in 1838 ••••. " The 1790 Census listed Isaac Waggoner as a resident of Chester County, S. C. and in 1800, 1810 and 1820 he was shown in Rutherford County, N. C. (one Burril Hill left Fairfield and lived in Rutherford County, N. C.) Isaac and family moved to Moultrie County, Illinois, leaving N. C. November 22, 1827 and arriving in 1: 1,Jhitley Township, Moultrie Co., March 8, 1828. "It is not known what part, if any, Isaac Waggoner's father brothers and older members of the ·waggoner family took in the Rev. War., but there is a tradition in our family that at Fort Moultrie, on Sullivan Island, South Carolina, protecting Charles­ ton Harbor, there was a battery during the Rev. War known as the Waggoner Battery which helped to repulse the British fleet."

ISAAC WAGGONER married Emsey Holeyfield (d. 1831) Children: 1. William Waggoner - died at age of 7 years. Bur. in S. C. 2. John (Jack) " Md. Emsey Padgett. Moved to Illinois .. 3. Isaac " Jr.md. Nancy Smith. " " " 4. George " D. Dec. 12, 1794 md. Bethany Haney. 5. Joel Waggoner 6. Amos Waggoner 7. Elizha irTaggoner 8. Gilbert Waggoner 9. Nancy Waggoner md. Dennis Carrol. Remained in N. C. 10. Susan Waggoner md. Robert Harding. Lived Dawson Co., Ga. 11. Celia n md. Elijah Walker - no record. 12. Polly Waggoner md. Noah Webb. Illinois to Osage Co., 11:< -- 13. Jemima " md. William Walker - to Illinois 14. Emsey " md. Gideon Edwards - " " George Waggoner, son of Isaac and Emsey Waggoner, md. Betha::1y Haney. Children: Alvin, B. 1820; Robert, b. 1822; Celia, b. 1824; Sallie, .b. 1826; Um. H., b. 1829; Elizabeth, b. 1833; Isaiah, b. 1835; Hezekiah, b. 1838; Narcissa, b. 1840; Hannah, b. 1842 and Ira Waggoner, b. 1845. Robert Waggoner, son of George and Bethany Haney Waggoner, was born Oct. 1822 in Rutherford Co., N. C. and married Margaret J. Armantrout. Children: Alvin, Robert, George, Roxa, Elzy, Mary and Phillip. 280, HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. ISAAC WAGGONER, son of Hans, continued - Phillip G. Uaggoner, born August 2, 1865, married Melissa Fitzwater. They had seven children: William G., Edna L., Helen L., Philip Bert, (now deceased) and George,. Margaret, both deceased; John G•• , born Aug. 19, 1905. Edna L. Waggoner married first: Ota D. Curry who served in World War I at the battles of the Marne, St. Mihiel and Argonne, died Dec. 13, 1918 at Coblenz, France. &he married second: William B. Harvey of Cucamonga, Calif., in which city they now reside. Mrs. Harvey taught in public schools at Champaign, Illinois. She furnished "The Waggoner History" by John Garland Waggoner and others, which we have used as a reference in this section.

OSBORN - OSBORNE William Moberley, son of Edward b. 1700 and Susannah DeRuel, married Ann Osborn. We have no records of the Osborn family.

PRICE Benjamin Moberly, son of Edward b. 1700 and Susannah DeRuel, married Mrs. Mary Price Hill. We have no record of the Hill she first married or reference to the Price family.

!mBLEY, Jemima Frances Miss Ruby M. Harvey of Long Beach 13, California Wrote: "I am seeking names of parents of Jemima Frances Mobley born about 1821 in South Carolina, md. Milo Adam Harvey, b. 1821 in Penn." From lists submitted, Jemima Frances Mobley died 1872 in Spartanburg, S. C. and Milo Adam Harvey in 1871. Children: (1) Willi~m Micajah Harvey, b. 21 Oct. 1857 in Spartanburg,Co and died 6 Jan. 1915. Md. 1881 Margaret Catherine Allen. (2) Daniel M. Harvey, b. 21 Oct. 1857 in Spartanburg Co. s. c. and died · ____? Married . ? William Micajah and Margaret Harvey had a son, Elbert Allen Harvey who md. Margaret T. Griffin and their son is George William Harvey born 1913. Reside·s in Spokane, Washington, a nephew of Miss Ruby M. Harvey who is the family historian. 281. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. WRIGHT The 1790 Census of Fairfield County, s. c. lists Boland Wright with 1 male over 16 years and 2 females. Wm. Wright is shown with 5 members in his family. Edrington's History of Fairfield states: "David Wright moved off to Jug Tavern, Georgia where he died. Wm. Wright married a daughter of 11 Cage" Mobley. His eldest daughter married Jonathan McLane." "On the headwaters of McClures creek lived old Henry Tynes. Of the "Cage", Cullen and Isham Mobley families, their name was legion. The Crowders were from North Carolina, · and were as numberous as the Mobleys. Notly Mobley was the "Bully" of the Precinct. Big John Cockeral was the "bully" of White Oak section. He determined he would try manhood with Mobley, but Notly was of a slow and sluggish disposition and had to have coals of fire heaped upon his back before he would move. Cockeral told him he came there to whip him or be whipped. Uncle Isham Mobley could not stand it any longer, and said as much to Notly. When Cockeral turned to him and asked him if he took it up -­ "Yes, by God, I do, 11 was the immediate reply, and at it they went, and John Cockeral went home badly whipped, so he said, and not whipped by the "Bully", but by a much smaller man. Such acts as these were not infrequent at that time, and each section had its "bully", and he was honored and respected as such. Robt. Mobley, who lives near Woodwards C. C. & A. railroad, is the only one of this branch of the Mobley family living in the county." "Old Bolin Wright came from Virginia and settled about a mile west of Liberty Church, where he died. He was a Rev. soldier. The most notable of his children were Wm. Wright, a Baptist preacher of the old school, and Uriah S. Wright, who was noted in his day and time as a "home doctor" and was called by nearly every one Dr. Vvright. His practice was not confined alone to Fairfield, but to Chester, Union and Newberry Counties, de­ manded and had his services. He was eccentric, erratic and generous. He WqS a great fox hunter and what he did not know abte fox-hunting was left out of the spelling book.". nin 1860, Major T. W. Woodward was a candidate for the Legislature, and stopped with a relative who lived near the "Corner", and on inquiring for the names of those living around he was told to call on old Wright by all means. "Old Uriah is a fox-hunter, and I am sure that you (the Major was a fox-hunter; too) can talk enough about dogs to secure his vote." "Well, give me some points about the pack," said the Major. "Ring Smi·:li is his best strike, and Jolly Wright his coldest trailer, and Molly Clowney his swiftest runner." The Major having obtained a description of these dogs so there would be no difficulty in identifying them, made it convenient to call on old Uriah the next day about dinner time. Old Uriah had just come in from ploughing as the Major rode up to the gate. "This is Dr. Wright, I suppose, 11 said the Major. "That is what Jonathan D. and the boys around here calls me." "My name is Woodward, I am a candidate for the Legislature, and being a young man on my first 282. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. "political legs, I am going around to see and be seen, if not by everybody, certainly by the most prominent and influential citizens of each section." "Git down, your are a monstrous likely man, and I 1 ll take you to see Pinkey (his wife), and we will see what she has to say about it." The Major descended and was going into the house to see "Pinkey", the while discussing the crops with old Uriah, when he paused a moment and turning in-the direction of some hounds which were lying around in the shade, he said: "Dr. Wright, I am a very peculiar man. I love the ladies dearly, it is true, and yet, I hope, sir, you will pardon my we¥ness, -- a fine hound dog comes nearer perfection in my eye than any earthly object." "And what do you know about dogs?" asked old Uriah, turning from the house and following the Major who had gone in the direction of the dogs and was already seated at the root of a large white oak, with the whole pack around him. He had little difficulty in selecting the dogs of note from the description given him the night before, and after some general comment on dogs, he said, "What is the name of this dog?" "Ah, Ring Smith you say? An uncommonly fine dog he seems to be - if there is any truth in signs, he ought to be a mighty good strike." "Good strike, did you say? If there were four thousand dogs here, I would bet a million dollars that Ring Smith would open three miles ahead of the best hunter in the bunch, and you might go before a magistrate and swear that it was a fox when he opened," was old Uriah's reply. The Major was now intently examining a large pale black and tan dog which filled the description of Jolly Wright - the coldest dog -- feeling his nose and walking a round he eyed him intently. "Dr. Wright," said he at la st, "I think this is one of the most remarkable dogs I have ever seen, just look at that head and feel his nose: I honestly believe that this is the coldest dog I have ever seen." "Coldest, did you say? Why he can smell 'em when they have been gone three and four weeks, and if the fur ain't good, he won't open on 'em then." Molly Clowney had been easily recognized and now came in for her turn. "Here ought to be the very apple of your eye, said the Major; for If I do not know anything about dogs, this is un­ questionably the fleetest footed animal I have ever met; tell me ~ow truthfully, can't she out-run anything in these parts?" · 1Run, did you say? No, she can't run abit; but thar ain't a crow :nor a turkey-buzzard that ever crossed 11 the corner" that can hold a light to her a-flying; I have seed her tried against many of 'em. Dinner is about ready and I want Pinkey to see you. 11 The Major was taken into the house and introduced to Mrs. ~'!right. "Ain I t he likely, Pinkey? Just look at him t" And the ')ld man led him around like a fine horse at a Fair. "And smart? Why he has forgot more than all the other candidates ever knowed. r,m sure he must be close kin to old preacher, Billy Woodward, for ~ heard daddy say he was the smartest man in the world, he knowed what he was talking about. After dinner, the Major having promised to introduce a bill lor the benefit of tired dogs, providing that no fence should ever be over five rails high, was in the act of leaving when neld Uriah" called Pinkey to bring his fiddle, saying, "Hold on 'till I play the Devil's Dream for yout When he finished his piece, (continued) 283. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. "one good turn deserves another," said the Major, "I'll play you a tune before I go, 11 and taking up the fiddle, he rendered "Hell broke loose in Georgia" with such spirit and skill that 11 01d Uriah"jµmped ~P, hugged Pinkey, and cut the pigeon wing all over the room." "It is needless to say that the Major got "Old Uriah's vote.r

Many of the Wrights moved west. Some settled near Jug Tavern, now Winder, Georgia but we have nothing to connect them with the Wrights intermarried with the Wm. E. Hill family. But they are very likely related. (see page 49). SHANNON Mr. W. T. Castles, Jr., New York, N, Y. writes: "Mary Mobley (1780-1844), daughter of Samuel and Mary Wagner Mobley, md. David Shannon, son of thomas and Elizabeth Taylor Shannon. Children: (incomplete) 1. Hiram Shannon (1797-1879) md, Margaret McKeown. 2. Elizabeth Shannon - md. Thomas Colvin. 3. David Shannon (1818-1870) md. Sarah Wages. Nancy Mobley, dau. of Samuel and Mary W. Mobley, md. Moses McKeown (1781-1854). Children: (believed to be complete) 1. Mary Wagner McKeown (1804-1884) md. Jesse Simpson (1802-72) 2. Samuel Mobley McKeown ( -1890) md. .--__Atkinson. 3. Margaret McKeown (1807-1853) md. Hiram Shannon (1797-1879) 4. Elizabeth McKeown (1813-1823) (note) There were probably several children who died early.

Children of Hiram and his cousin, Margaret McKeown Shannon. 1. Moses McKeown Shannon (1824-1881) md. Sarah Elmira Wilks. 2. David Shannon (1827-1827) 3. Thomas Shannon (1823-1910) md. Jane Wylie (2) Pratt? 4, John Shannon (1830-1833) 5. James Shannon (1832-1888) md. Mary Lominack. 6. Edward Mobley Shannon (1835-1915) md. Nannie Barber. 7. Hiram Shannon (1838-1864) Killed WBS. 8. Nancy }:obley Shannon ( 1848-1915) md. John Ross. "Nancy Mobley Shannon was born May 16, 1848 and died March 8, 1915. On Sept. 10, 1865 she married John Ross, born Sept. 8, 1838, died March 21, 1921, son of Wm. and Malinda (Walker) Ross. Their fourth child, Mary Elmira Ross, my mother, .was born April 10, 1872 and died March 5, 1959, On Dec. 6, 1894 she md. Wm. Thomas Castles, Sr.l who was born Sept. 29, 1869 and is alive today (Sept., 1960J. He lives in Chester Co., S. 8. and is related to Edward Mobley, Sr. thru his daughter, Mary who married Thomas Halsey (Halsell). I have no information on Thomas Halsell, except that my gr, gr. grandmother, Elizabeth Land was a Halsell." HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. HALSELL Miss Zubie Ann Hunnicutt of Meridian, Mississippi furnished the following sketch of the family of Mordecai and Anna Hill Halsell of Halsellville, S. C. and Chickasaw County, Miss. (See pages 127-133 for ancestry of Anna Hill). Copied as written: "Family of Mordecai Halsell and Anna Hill Halsell of Halsell­ ville, South Carolina and Chickasaw County, Miss. Their children were all born in South Carolina. They migrated to Miss. over the fa~ous "Natchez Trace" about 1840, Anna died in 1845. Mor­ decai remarried but there were no children by the last marriage. Most of their descendants are buried in the Mordecai Halsell Cemetery which lies between Shiloh Church and Toxish Church in the northern part of the county. A great many other relatives and friends are also buried there." MORDECAI HALSELL, son of Thomas and Nancy Halsell, was born in South Carolina August 27, 1797 and died Sept. 27, 1855. Anna A. Hill Halsell, wife of Mordecai, died Jan. 1, 1845 age 48 years. Their children as follows a~e not in order of birth. I. James Shelton, b. 5/13/1828 and d. 2/7/1919 married twice. He md. first: Mrs. Jane T. Peden Lipsy. Second: Miss Martha P. Allen. II. Vfilliam Mabry, b. 5/18/1832 and d. 7/3/1913, married Martha Ann Crenshaw in 1856. They moved to Alabama in April of 1865 and settled north of Gainsville at a place known then as Warsaw on the Tombigbee River in Sumter County. III. Malinda Halsell was born 7/4/1834 and died 5/28/1917. She married James Thompson Mayo. IV. Emily Halsell, b. 1837 and died 1862 md. Jim or Lemuel Cook. V. Sarah Halsell, born __ , died __ , md. a Vinson. 1 child.

CHILDREN OF WILLIAM }!IABRY HALSELL AND Martha Ann Crenshaw Ealsell. She was born Feb. 1, 1837 and died Jan. 29, 1885. The first four children were born in Mississippi and the last in Alabama. ( 1) John Andrew Halsell, born 8/1/1857 and died 8/29/1909, married Florence V. Diggs. ( 2) James Robert Halsell, born Jan. 4, 1859 and died 3/15/1871. ( 3 ) Fannie Elizabeth Halsell, born 7/7/1860 and died 11/24/1933. She married Dec. 22, 1887 John Andrew Hunnicutt. ( 4) Ella Ann Halsell, born Oct. 10, 1861 and died May 11, 1880. She died unmarried. ( 5 ) Mittie Leona Halsell, born Dec. 1865-7, died 1943, md. a Meadows, a Sterling and last a Dotson and had no children. All husbands preceded her in death. 285. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUPTY, S. C. HALSELL - continued. The Children of John Andrew Halsell and Florence Virginia Diggs. 1. William Martin Halsell, born Dec. 24, 1887 and died July 30, 1943. Married in 1909, Clara Mabry and had cine son Uilliam Mabry Halsell who lives in Texas. 2. Llewellyn Halsell, b. June 29, 1889 and d. April 25, 1954, married Alva ·williams of Green Co., Alabama. They had one daughter, Lanora who married Hilton ME1rler o.f Reform, Ala. 3. John Robert Halsell, born Oct. 27, 1891 and d. Dec. 24, 1956. Married Eulalla Potts of Aliceville, Alabama. No children.

4. Ida Bess Halsell, married W. S. Norwood of Green Co., Ala. Had seven children: John Sam, Mary Virginia, Grace, Robert Marshall, William Earl, Thomas Pierce and Dorothy. 5. Charley Marshall Halsell, b. Dec, 16, 1896. Md. Mrs. Bessie Johnson Brown of Shuqualak, Miss. in 1922. Has two daughters, Charline who married Hardin Baldwin and Virginia who md. Joe Cox of Mayhew, Miss.

6, Sallie Bess Halsell, b. Dec. 15, 1903 & d. Oct. 21, 1919, unmarried.

The Family of Fannie Elizabeth Halsell and John Andrew Hunnicutt (1856-1922) of Panola, Sumter County, Alabama. 1. Zubie Ann Hunnicutt, born June 21, 1889, unmarried. Lives at Meridian, Mississippi.

2. William Modison Hunnicutt, born Nov. 21, 1890 & d. December 7, 1886. 3. Carrie Alexen8 Hunnicutt, b. May a, 1892, married H. R. Mager in 1909 and had one child, Dollie Elizabeth Mager whc married Wm. C. Smedley and has a son 1Jilliam Carl Smedley, Jr., born Sept. 19, 1936, Birmingham, Alabama. 4. James Andrew Hunnicutt, born Juno 3, 1893 and d. Aug. 13, 1944. Married Mary Epley and had one child, Edith Mae, bor~ August 9, 1913 and died May 28, 1938. 5 • John Thomas Hunnicutt, born Feb. 16, 1896, married Annie Erline Hughes in 1914. They had one son John William Hunnicutt, born August 3, 1915 and died De~. 6, 1943. They live in Columbi~, Mississippi. 286. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. HALSELL Inez Halsell Cline (Mrs. Frank Cline) of Hot Springs, Ark., wrote: nMy ancestor Reason Halsell was born somewhere in S. c. ca. 1815 as his age in 1850 was given as 35. I am told his 1st wife was a Miss Bullard and his older children were born in Alabama. He with 2nd wife are residents of Chicksaw Co., Miss in 1850. I think he was living in Lincoln Co., Ark. at time of death."

u, S. Census of Chicksaw Co., Miss. for 1850 - 5th of Oct. Western Division - page 381 - Household No. 416. REASON F. HALSEY age 35 born South Carolina Farmer Mary E. Halsey 17 " Georgia (second Wife) Viana A. E. Halsey 17 n Alabama William L. Halsey 13 n IT Nancy J. " 12 It fl Mary A. S. " 10 " Mississippi Jeminia L. " 8 " fl Reason L. " 7 n " Eliza " 4 n n Sarah C. " 1 n YI "His first wife, a Miss Bullard, was the mother of all but the baby child listed in the census record. The 2nd wife, Mary E. was the mother of four children: (l} Sarah, b. Jan. 26~7:S"l+T, (2) Mellissie, (3) Rosie, b. Sept. 30, 1855, and (4> Benjamin Lewis Halsell, b. Sept. 21, 1858.n nReason L. 'Edd' Halsell, b. Nov. 8, 1844 in Chicksaw Co., Miss., md. April 9, 1873, Elizabeth H. Rowe. He died May 28, 1923 in Garland Co., Arkansas. She was b. Nov. 8, 1839 and died circa 1879 at Looksburg, Arkansas. Their son, James Wm. Halsell, b. Sept. 27, 1878 and died April 28, 1946, married Sept. 23, 1900 Mary Lucy Adams. She was born Aug. 18, 1882 and died at Hot Springs, Arkansas, April 9, 1928. (Reason L. & Eliz. had 13 Children.) Floyd Halsell, son of James Wm. and Mary Adams Halsell, was born A~ril 1, 1905 in Garland County, Arkansas. He married June 2, 1923, Sadie Inez Hall, born March 15, 1906 at Buckville, Garland Co., Arkansas." They had one daughter, Inez Evelyn Halsell, born Dec. 1, 1923 at Hot Springs, Arkansas. Married Feb. 14, 1946, Billie Frank Cline, B. July 23, 1921 at Hot Springs, Arkansas. Note: Reason F. and Bullard Halsell had 8 daughters and 3 sons: by Mary Halsell, had 3 daughters and one son. Reason L. 1 Edd' and Elizabeth Rowe Halsell had 6 sons and seven daughters. James William Halsell and Mary L. Adams had: Mary Gmima, Floyd, Edward 'R' and Garland Samuel. Floyd had one dau., Inez, b. 1923; Ed one dau., Deloris, b. 1935; and Garlc1nd one doughter, Sherry, b. 1953. 287. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. GREEN John Green, born February 14, 1851 in Platte County, Mo., died circa 1937 in Garvin County, Oklahoma, near Wynnewood, married December 23, 1877 in Basque County, Texas, Marguriet Jane Kilmer, born November 8, 1858 in Douglas County, Missouri and died circa 1955 at Davis, Oklcihoma. Both are buried at Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. Children:

1. William Early Green, b. Sept. 12, 1878 & d. ca. 1921. B. Tex8s 2. James Isaac Green, born Nov. 6, 1880 and died 1958. Born TexRs 3. John Nicholas Green, b. Dec. 20, 1882 - died in infancy" " 4. Lily Myrtle Green, born March 12, 1884. Resides Davis, Okla. 5. Missouri Gertrude Green, b. Jan. 8, 1887 & d. ca. 1935. 6. Allen Frederick Green, b. May 12, 1889 in Faulkner, Co., Ark. 11 11 7 • Gracie May Green, b • May 12 , 18 91 " " • 11 8. Arthur Eugene Green, b. Jan. 16, 1894 " " " 9. A. Burt Green, born Sept. 17, 1898. Resides at Davis, Okla. 10. Coy J. Green, born Oct. 1, 1901 2nd died circa 1919. John Green (above) related the following to his grand­ daughter, Margaret Leolia Green in 1936 who made a record of the family as he remembered it. "Grandfather John Green, Sr. mc1 rried a Tipton and moved from Georgia to near Lexington, LaFayette Co., Missouri." "There were eleven brothers and a sister, Sarah Green. John, Sr., and a brother, Elias Green, settled in Platte County, Mo., not far from Fort Leavenworth. Elias Green married Lindy Green, no relation. My f2ther, Isaac Tipton (Tip) Green married Hiley Carter and their children were: John, William Franklin (Bill), Martin D., Nicholas Riley, Stonewall Jackson, Mary Elizabeth, Hiley Carter and Isaac Tipton Green, Jr. One of the girls was the boby of the family." "The grandmother of Hiley Carter, Isaac Tipton Green's wife, was from Tennesee. Her maiden name wos Lymbough., A sister married a Bomar and she married a Carter." The following is taken from family records: "Isali c Tipton Green died about 1863 in Platte County, Missouri. Hiley Carter Green then married Calvin Stokes. Thei~ children were: Allen Stokes; Josephine Stokes, md. a Cannon; Louise Stokes married a Grove; Dannie Stokes, never married; and Susan Stokes married a Yates." John Green commenced working es a cowboy when he was 17 years of age. This included following the various Cattle trails across the Indian Territory from Texas to the Railheads in Kansas. He came through Fort Sill, Pauls Valley (then one store and a Blacksmith shop) on the cattle drives and also up the famous Chisholm trail. He recalled knowing General George Custer of the 7th Cavalary. About l8Tl he conm10ns::ed farming and continued in this ocr:11p,'lt--.i nn the r0rnni wi.+n~ of his life. 288. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. KILMER - KILLMER The following is taken from family records in the possession o~ Myrtle (Green) Ricks of Davis, Oklahoma. EARLY KILMER married 1st: Nancy Williams 2nd: Sally (Jones) Duckworth 3rd: Sally Ann Saylors The Children of Early Kilmer and Nancy Williams Kilmer: (l) James Kilmer. (2) Mary Kilmer - md. Henry Hawkins and lived in Basque County, Texas. (3) Marguriet Jane Kilmer - married John Green. (4) Sarah Kilmer - married ___ Osborn. (5) John Kilmer.

The children of Early Kilmer and Sally Jones Kilmer: (1) Thomas Kilmer. (2) Mattie Kilmer - married ___ Rhodes.

The children of Early Kilmer and Sally Ann Saylors Kilmer: (1) Jessie Kilmer.

"Early Kilmer 1 s mother, Mary Mddows Kilmer, died about 1885."

Arthur E. Green, son of John and Marguriet Kilmer Green, was born in Faulkner County, Arkansas and raised in Garvin County, Oklahoma near Lindsay. He was in the employ of the Cities Service Oil Company in Refineries at Gainesville, Texas, Okmulgee, and Ponca City, Oklahoma for about 20 years. He hes engaged in Automotive Parts and Muffler business since 1947. He married Alma M. Young, born June 30, 1893 in Greer County, Texas, (now Oklahoma). She is the daughter of Thomas F. Young and Leolia Clela Floyd of Marysville, Texas. They have two daughters: (1) Margaret Leolia Green - married George A. Hill. (seep. 97) {2) Kathyrn M. Green - married Raymond Hankins and resides in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Children: 1. Carol Jane Hankins. 2. Barbara Kay Hankins. 3. Betty Jo Hankins. ~89. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. THE THOM_AS F. YOUNG FAMILY OF COOK COUNTY, TEXAS. The following records were taken from the Family Register, and records of the Thomas F. Young Family.

Thomas F. Young, son of "\,\!. H. Young and wife, was born March 22, 1853 in _ _.,..._? Texas and died March 31, 1918 in Cook County, Texas. He married Feb. 12, 1878, Leolia Clela Floyd, born Oct. 29, 1$60 and died April 23, 1939. She was the daughter of J.E. Floyd and Sarah E. Harper Floyd. Thomas F. Young and family homesteaded in Greer County, Texas, (now Oklahoma) and then moved to near Marysville, Cook County, Texas. Children: I. Herbert A. Young, born October 9, 1880, died April 3, 1955, married Henrietta Sloan (deceased). No children.

II. William L. Young, born Sept. 1, 1883 and died December 1, 1956. He married Florence SApp. Children: (1) Son - died in infancy. (2) Urshel Young. (3) Paul Young. (4) Wayne Young. (5) Son - died in Infancy. (6) Raymond Young. (7) Evelyn Young.

III. Floyd E. Young, born Nov. 14, 1885, married Nell Miller. Lives in Gainsville, Texas. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in the Fall of 1960. Children: (1) Winnie Laura Young - married Jessie League. Children: 1. Ronald Dan Loague. 2. Christa Gay Loague - Married ______? 3. Michael Floyd Loague.

( 2) Thomas F. Young - married Opal Lee Alexander. r.hi lrlrnn: 1. Sherlyn Ann Young - married __ ---····----·-·---" 2. Patricia Kay Young. 3. Virginia Lee Young.

IV. Otho Cecil Young, born August 22, 1887 and died August 26, 1888.

V. May Estell Young, born May 12, 1889, married Mack Young Children: (1) Eva, {2) Thelma, (3) Lucille, (4) Floyd, (5) Helen, (6) Vera, (7) Alvin, (8) Jack. (Stell and Mc1ck Young were first cousins) 290. HILL & HILL-MOBERLY CONNECTIONS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S. C. VI. Charlie Jackson Young, born Feb. 28, 1891, married Jessie Capps. Children: (1) Charles, (2) William, (3) Anna Belle Edwards.

VII. Alma Minnie Young, born June 30, 1893 in Greer County, Texas, now a part of Oklahoma. She married Arthur E. Green. Children: Margaret Leolia Green, md. George A. Hill, and Kathryn M. Green married Raymond Hankins.

~ VIII. Zelma Lola Young, born March 8, 1896, married Sterling Hobbs. No children. Reside at Gainesville, Texas. Aunt Zelma furnished the Young family records to the compiler.

IX. Katie Clara Young, born Dec. 23, 1897 and died September 19, 1921. Married Lemuel Burnett. Children: (1) George Price Burnett - married Mary ______? They have two boys. ( 2) Thomas Harry Burnett - married Jimmie _____? deceaseC::.c, Married second ------Rose

FLOYD Family record from the Bible of James E. Floyd and Sarah E. Harper Floyd. BIRTHS James E. Floyd was born December 11, 1829. Sarah E. Floyd was born May 26, 1825. Emma J. Floyd was born July 25, 1848. Sarah F. Floyd was born 6th May, 1856. Leollia Floyd was born Oct. 29th, 1860.

M A R R I A G E S Sarah E. Harper and James E. Floyd married Oct. 29, 1847. · Sarah Fannie Floyd and Thomas J. Crain married Nov. 23, ___? Emma Floyd (Aunt Sis) & J. Thomas Ketchum md. Dec. 31, 1872. Leolia Floyd and Thomas F. Young married Feb. 12, 1878.

D E A T H S ;Jied 24th Jan'y 1864, Decatur Co., Ga., Jesse Harper aged 65 yea~~. Esther H? Harper, aged 70 years, died 25 Jan'y, 1871, Decatur Co. Georgia. 1 Died Hallsville, Texas, Feb. 20th, 1873, Sarah E. Floyd. Died Hallsville, Texas, ------? W. H. Young. 291 INDEX ACHISON, Elizabeth, 64, 71 ARTERBERRY, Archelous, 126; ACHISON, Nathaniel, 60, 64, 71 P.RTERBERRY, Edward, 122 74. ARTERBERRY, Milly, 125 ACKER, Wm., 103. ARTHUR, Wauneta Leona - 161 ACKRIDGE, Capt. John B., 84, 153 ASH\'JORTH, John, 24, Joseph, 24 ADAMS, Ara, 172 ATTAUAY, Mattie E-lizabeth, 28 ADAMS, Mary Lucy, 286 ATTEBERRY, Edward, 123, 124; !~DAMS, Texas, 170, 187 Elias, 136; Molly, 119, 122; ADDISON, William, 211 Sally, 119; Sarah, 126; Thomas ADDISON, Wilson, 203, 214. 123. AIKENS,S. D., 72 ATKINS, Lewis, 237 AKENS, David, 128 AUSTIN, James, 29; John Glenn, AKENS, Margaret, 128 29; John Robert: 29; Mnry Ann ALEXANDER, Ople Lee, 289 Missouri, 173; Suellen?, \LLAIRE, Lt. Anthony - 242 AVERY, Edward - 250 ~LLEN, Martha P., 284 AWBERY, Mary ... 250 , AITCHESON - John, 74; Jon, 23; ATTTREY, EJ.i7,.::ibeth - 168 Mark, 74; Mary 23, 74. !~WTREY, Jacob, 168; John, 168. ALCORN, Maxine, 256 AYE RS , S • N,. Jr . - 19 7 ALLEN - Andrew, Sr., 110; Darlen, 232; Emanuel, 104; Margaret B!1GLEY, Robert G. - 111 Catherine, 280; Marrian 262; BAILY, Priscilla - 256 Martha P., 284; Allen, Mrs., BAIRD, Edna - 53 ;:_ 57 ; owe n , 2 53 • BAIRD, Tennie - 30 ALSOP, John, 14, 23, BAKER, Sam - 86 ALSOP, Wm., 9, 11, 23. BALDWIN, Hardin - 285 ALSTON, Connie Marrie, 90. BALL, Ted - 173 1\LSTON, Don, 90. BALLARD, George - 212, 264 ALSUP, Denie, 23 BANKMAN, Michael - 75 ILSUP - Drury, 23;. John, 5, 14; BANKSTON, Wm. 148 Joseph, 23; Richard, 5; BANTA, Alfred - 265 Robert, 23; Wm., 16, 9, 23. BANTA, Artimesa - 213, 265 J\NDERSON, Amanda Jane, 79, 84, BtRBER, J. H. - 28 85, 176; Dixie, 83; Faye BARBER, Nannie - 283 Jean, 98; Jim, 98; John, 128; Bli.REFOOT, - Annie, 261; Annie ?ijul J.i 208, 239; Phyllis June, Pearl, 261, 262; Boyd Evertt~, '.]8; Wil iam, 85. 261; Brook Aubrey, 262; Car­ .\NDREA, Leonardo - "Colonial man Ercel, 262; Floyd Monroe, 2El, S. C. Soldiers and Patriots." James Monroe, 261, 262; Jane .'l.NDRE1JS, James, 240. Mcclane, -261, 262; Jeptha, Sr.: ARBUCKLE, Evertte, 260 261; Jess~~ Irene, 261; Joel ARBUCKLE,· Stella, 260 Henry, 261; Jphn Freeman, 261; ARLEDGE, Isaac, 115 John Tipton, 261, 262; John Wiley, ARLEDGE, Isaac, Sr. , 115 261, 262; Laura Ann, 261; 262; ARLEDGE, Rachel, 115 Margaret Elizabeth, 261, 262; ARLEDGE, William, 115 Marvin B., 261; Mary Jane, 261,, ARMANTROUT,Margaret J., 279 262; Nancy Cather;ine ,. 261, 262; ·· ARMSTRONG, Francis George, 88 Nancy Withro.w, 261; Noah, 262; J.RMSTRONG, Patrick George,. 88 Patty Clara, 262; Richard K., : ARNOLD, Camma Camp, 170, 261; Richard Thomas, 261; sar8h ARNOLD, Fred, 173; Mng~ie Bell, Elvira, 261, 262; Sinnette Lowe, 47; Mary Ann, 170; StephPn, 262; Suson Adeline, 261, 262; 170. BllRE:J:"UOT - cont, i n110d next, p,'J ge - 292 INDEX BAREFOOT - continued - BEDINGFIELD, BEDDINGFIELD - Thomas Duncan, 261; Thorton . , John Centinnial, Doyle, 261; Vivian McClain, 261; "Ten", 188; John H., 197; Wiley Woodward, 261. John Hardy, 187; John Hoyt, ld7; BARKER - 1$, 209, 237 Ivilla L., 188; Jonas Julius, lt~: BARKER - Benjamin, 23, 142; Josie, 186; Leona (Lenna), 188; . Dorcas, 18; Elias, 235, 236; Leroy, 188; Liza; 186; Lizzie, 183; Eliza,265; Henson, 23; Mamie, 186; Mary, 197; Mary J., 0'1-; Jacob, 23; Jacob; Jr., 23; Mary Jane, 186; Mary Lee, 186; John, 23; Judith, 23; Larrance, Mary M•• R. Lake, 186; Matilda, _53, 235, 23~; o., 57; Richard, 21; 146, 183, 188, 197; Myrtis, Uk; Samuel, 23; William, 23. Nancy, 197; Phileatus, 187; · BARNETT, Isabella - 265 Robert Lee, 188; Roch, 188; Ro:.'"'> BARNETT, Lucinda - 265 188; Sally, 187; Solomon, 54, BARR, Sallie - 32 186, 197; Solomon Jr., 186, 18~; BARROW COUNTY, Georgia - 182 Solomon E., 149; Solomon L., ::._-'+6, BARROW, David C. - 182 186, 188; Susan Leeanna? 186) A BARTHOLOMEW, Edward, 55, 56. 187, 188; Tommy, 186; Viola, lt,7:, BATES, Dantl - 264 William Henry, 186; Willis Allen: BAUER, Allen Ernest - 258 188; Winnie, 186. BAUER, Mrs. Allen E. - 258 BELL, Prof. Lancon c.,23, 234, BAUGH, Betsy, 265 235. BAUGH, Elizabeth - 213 BELL, Nan, 191 BAUGH, JESSIE - 50, Wm., 265 BELL, Richard, 118 BEAL, Egbert B. - 175 BELL, Richard Thomas, 261 BEAL, John - 250 BELL, Hon. William - 210 BEAM - Albert, 231; Allen, 2, BENSON, Ann Coroline - 220 227, 231; Anna, 270; Dacus, BENSON 1.Tilliam Drake, - 218 207; Elijah, 2, 3, 227, 231; BERRY, Benj. Sr. - 249 Ezekial, 231; Jesse, 15, 231; BERRYHILL, Lillie, 150, 155, 10~~ John, 231, 277; John Jr., 146; BERRYMAN, Betty Inez - 29 Mary, 202, 203, 221, 231; Saul, BIERY, Brenda Anne - 96 231 ; So 1 • , 14 5 • BIERY, Marilyn Ann - 96 BEARD, John - 235 BIERY, Ray - 96 BEAVER, Thomas - 118. BIGAN, Margaret - 100 BECH, A. J. - 83. BIGESTALL, Samuel - 111 BEDAN, P. Margaret - 128. BILBRO, Sarah - 249 BEDINGFIELD - BEDDINGFIELD - BINGHAM, Barbara Joe - 90 BENEFIELD BINGHAM - Don Kena rd, 90; Dorn.::-:. " , Albert, 187; Alice 90; Linda Sue, 90; Marga:--:-~~~· Elzora, 187; Amma E., 188; !.nn, 90; Marvonne Laura, 90; Anne, 188; Avery, 186; Roscoe Raymond, 90; Roy Eugene. Beulah Mae, 187; Bonnie Teck, 90. . 187; Cammie, 186; Caney, 188; BIRD, Camilus - 264 Clifford, 186; Dave, 188; BIRMINGHAM - Kimberly Kay, 9,~.; Debra, 190; Dora, 188; Dora Phyllis Gay, 96; Tom, 96. Kathleen, 187; E. J., 197; BISHOP - 115 Edward, 186; Edward J., 185, 186, BIVANS - 32 188; Elihu, 188; Elisha, 188; BLACK - 209 Emma, 187; Emory, 186; Ferriby, BLACKLOCK, Thos. - 249 197; Frances, 197; Grace, ·190; BLAIR, James - 99 G;psie Eugene, 187; Hardy, 169; BLlYLOCKS, Myrtle - 258 , Hillie, 186; James Galveu~.c:11 0 BLii.YLOCKS, Virtie Lee - 258 t87; ;:ames Hardy, 54; J~we:t ?ar~ei.' - 54; ( cont ir:.0.:.'d. a b,)\'e) 293. INDEX BLEDSOE - 30 BRASELTON - John Oliver, Sr., BOEHM, PHI - 412 189, 192, 193; John Oliver BOHNAR, William - 203, 213. Jr., 192; Katharine, 190; BOLICK, Cephus - 199. Leita Green, 189, 191; Lena, 189 BOLICK, Daniel - 199. 192, 193; Mary, 189; Mary Alline, BOLING, Clem Morton - 274. 192; Mary Elizabeth, 191; Mike, -BOMAR - 287. 190; Nancy, 191; Nellie Ruth, BOONE, Daniel - 208. 191; Ottis, 192; Pallie, 190, BOREN, Jan L. - 261. 191; Patty, 190; Rebecca, 189; BORN, Robert - 66. Rebecca Lee, 192; Reuben, 189; BOSHARD, David - 5. Royce Green, 190; Royce Green, BOSHART, David - 5, 6, 141, 270. Jr., 190; Ruth Elizabeth, 191; BOSS, Viola - 30. Sadie Bell, 190; Sarah, 189; BOTTO NS, John - 83. Steve, 190; Susan Frances Hosch, BOURLAND - Becky, 95; Ben, 95; 190, 191, 193; William, 189; Jeffrey Brooks, 95; Joe, William Harrison, 189, 190, 191, 95; Loretta June, 95. 192, 193; William Henry, 189, BOWIE - 208. 191, 193; William McKinley, 191; BOWIE, Capt. - 209. William McKinley, Jr., 191. B~)1rll:MAN - 152. BRASSFIELD, James E. - 212. W)WMAN, W. Henry - · 14 7. BRASSFIELD, James L. - 212. BOWERS, Charles E., - 29. BOWERS - Ellen Jane, 29; James BRATTON - 241. Charles, 29; Lora Lanelle, BRATTON, Col. - 279. ~9; Mary, 249; Mildred Hill, 29. BRAZIL - Fannie Durham, 93. BOYCE, W.W. - 40. Houston c., 93; Patsy Sue, DOYD, David - 226. 93. DRJiCKET, Haskel - 260. BRENNAN, G. A. - 182. i;:.{ACKET, Eliza Cathrine - 256. BRENNAN, Naomi, - 6,-23; l.:HADFORD - 263. · BRENNAN, Patrick - 4, 6, 23. BRADFORD, Chas. D., - 205. BRESFIELD, James - 264. BRADFORD, Jack - 51. BRETHMETE, Augustine D - 246. BRASELTON - BR1~ZELTON-BR!1GELTON BRETHMETE, John De - 246. BRASELTON - Amanda, 190; Amos, BREWER, George - 139. 189; Angeline, 158; lngie, BREWER, Margaret - 24 7. 190; Ann, 190; Annie Rosalyn, BREWER, Osborne - 139. J.91, 191; Bell, 189; Belle, 192; BRICE, Elizabeth - 200. Cheryl, 191; Clara Elizabeth BRICE, Jim, 68; William, 200; tFam), 190; Cora, 191, 192; Zelma, 271. D~niel, 189; Debora, 190; Eliza, BRIDGES - Clair, 188; Corrine; >JJ; Elizabeth, 189; Frances 188; Fred, 188; Dr. J. J., ~?well, 191; Grace, 190; Green, 188; Mabel, 188. 189, 190, 191, 192, 193; Green, BRISCOE, W. - 56. ~~., 191; Hannah, 190; Hannah BRONGHLON, Alex - 100. Green, 189; Hannah Jr., 189; BROOKS, Edward - 216. B~rrison Franklin (Brazzie), 191; BROWN - 221, 238. Herrison Wigmore, 191; Henry, BROWN - Bessie Johnson, 285; J.t9; Henry Ed~ard, 192; Henry Effie Elizabeth, 260; Eliza­ ;18 rman, 191; Herbert Brown, 192; beth, 263; George, 118; Ina, 260; James Lewis, 190; Jan, 190; J. O., 120; John, 11, 236, 269; J9ne, 190; Jacob, Jr., 189; Joseph, 120; Mabel Elizabeth, jacob Sr., 189, 192; Job, 189, 160; Omer, 260; Opal, 260; Peter, 190; Job Green, 189, 190; John, 195; Mrs. Peter, 194; Robert, J.69, 192; John Henry, 191; 260; Sam'l, 235, 236; Thurston Oliver, 260 (Brown continued) 294. INDEX BROWN - William, 23 5, 236, 237, CAMP - Abner, 57; Annie Naomi, 238; Wm., 235, 236. 168, 169, 194; Berryman So, BROVJNE, Michael - 249. 25; Edmund, 147; Elizabeth, BRYAN, Missoura Ella - 257. 278; Henry Clay, 28, 174; Henry BRUMBAUGH, G. M. - Maryland Clay, Jr., 28, 174; Henry Otis, Records, 208, 251. 174; Hiram, 157; Jan Hill, 28; BUCH & RJNDOLF - 3 Jane Hill, 174; John (Silver BUCK, Gene - 91 Tooth John) 168; Joseph, 278; BUCHANAN, Jno. - 17 Judith Lindley, 28, 174; Laura, BULL, William Esq. - 1, 5, 15. 29; Laura A., 37; Margaret BULLARD - 286 Frances, 158, 159; Matilda, 145, BULLOCH ➔.,- 53 147, 170; Nancy, 50; 278; BURD IT, William - 24 7 Patience Drucilla, 278; Susan, BURFORD, Grissela - 216 24; Susanna, 277; Thomas, 278; BURFORD, Matilda Golden - 217 Thomas Jr., 277, 278; Violet, BURFORD, Narcissa - 216 278; William Otis, 28, 174, 278, BURGE, Jeremiah - 115 CAMPBELL - Emmett, 138; BURGESS, Dr. - 255 Isabella, 138; James, 138; BURNETT - George Price, 290; Lizane, 138; Lucy, 174, Mahany, Lemuel, 290; Lucy, 156; 128; Mary Hill, 138; Mirana, Thomas Harry, 290. 138; Shelby, 138; William, 138. BURNS, Annie Walker - "Madison CANNAMORE, Margaret - 266. Ky. Marriages," 264, 265. CANNING - Effie, 166; Fleda Rose BURROWS - Carl, 93; Ethel, 93; 166, John Lester, 166; John Geroge, 93; Ina Mae, 93; Patrick, 165; Lucile Hosch, 157; Mary e., 93. 165, 166; Lucinda Rosella Hosch, BURSON - Dred, 169; Mary, 177-9; 165, 166; Ruby John, 166. W. N., 169. CANNON - 287. · BURT, Ruth - 158. CANTERBERRY, R. C. - 267. BURTON, Dr. Chatwood - 195. CANTRELL, Larkin - 255. BURTON, Clara Magadaline Donaho, CAPPS, Jessie - 290. 195; Courtney, 195; Roger CARITHERS, Lena - 158. Chatwood, 195. CARLISLE,Elizabeth - 108. BUSEY, Chas. - 249. CARLISLE, James H. - 241. BUSEY - Edw., 249; John, 249; CARMEN, Martha - 36 Joshua, 249; Paul, 249; CARR, John - 3. Sam'l - 249, Sarah, 249. CARROLL, Dennis - 279. BUSBY, Edith - 91. CARROLL, Pauline - 27. BUTLER, Ephraim - 214. CARSON, Marie - 191. BUTLER* Ephrain, 104; Jas, 100; CARTER, Georgia - 53, 184. Simeon, 218. CARTER, Hiley, 287; Hugh, BYRNS - Eunice, 180; John A., 194; John, 60. 180; Lemmie Kerbow, 180; CASE, Lonora Virginia - 159. Ruby, 180. CASPER, J.C. - 54. CABEAN, Nancy - 199. CASTLE - Henry James William, CABEAN, Thomas - 117. 226; John, 226; Lucretia, CAIN, Clyde - 48. 226; Mary, 226; Nancy Eliza­ CALLAHAN, Nettie - 217. beth, 226; Newton, 226; CALLAWAY, William - 236, 237, Samuel, 226; Thomas, 226; · 263. W. T., 283; William Thomas Sr., CALLOWAY, William - 238. 283. CAJliIE RON - James, 226; Jas., 100; CENTER - Eleanor Hosch - 164; John, 100; Robert Gregg, George Haygood Jr., 16h; 204, 266, 267; Savilla, 226. John Hill, 164; Thelma Elaine, 164. 295. INDEX CHALLENBURG, Ralph - 155. CHEVIS, David - 264. CHALK, Earle - 130. CHILDRESS, Henry - 145. CHAMBLISS, Mrs. Nettie Franklin, CHISM, Mary Josephine - 192. 194; William Arthur, 195. CHOATE, Hetty C. - 261. CHANCEY, Edna Lee - 53. CHRISTIAN, George - 217. CHANCEY, Helen - 53. CHRISTOPHER, J.B. - 106. CRANDLE?, Oorena Oldfield, 156. CHURCH, John - 257. CHANDLER, Robt. - 22 CHURCH, Susanna - 247, 251. CHANEY - 83. CLACK, Martha Maude - 183. CHAPMAN - 76. CLARK, Amy - 119, 127, 136. CHAPMAN, Ann Caroline, 218, 220. CLARKE, Nathan - 74. CHAPMAN - Anna Matilda, 217, 218· CLAYTON, D. B., Sr. - 8), 101, Anny, 232; B. M., 232; Ben­ 106, 109, 111, 132, 231, jamin,, 270; .Berry, 232, 233, CLAYTON, Donald - 208, 209, 213, 270; Berryman, 232; Britton, 237, 274, 275, 276. 232, 269; Britton M., 233; CLAYTON, Sam - 168. Charles Edward, 217; Daniel CLEMENT:.), Joseph - 115. Burford, 217, 232; David P., 217, CLElYIMONS,. 263. 220; Drucilla Mobley, 218; E. M., CLERKE, Arthur - 111. 232; Edward M., 218, 219, 220, CLINE - Billie Frank, 286; 233; Elizabeth, 216, 219; 220; Inez Halsell (Mrs. Frank), 286; Gilbert M. - 232, Giles, 231; James Hill, 163; Mary E. HbSch, Griscilla M. - 220; Hardy, 232; 163. Henri 203, 216, 217, 219 _220; CLOUGH, Mary - 216. Henry L., 220; Henry LarKin,1 CLOUGH., Rachel M. - 219, 220. 217; Henry Mitchell, 217; COBB, Col. Howell Regiment, 157. Isaiah, 232; James Alexander, COKER, Cammie - 188. 208, 210, 220; James M., 217; COCKRAL, Moses - 198. John, 216, 231, 232; John Berry, COCKRAL, Thomas - 198. 217; Chapman, John M., 216, 219, COCKEREL, Ji. F. - 131; J erima, 232; Lavenia, 220, 233; Lavinia, 198; John, 198; "Big John", 220; Lavinia Mob,J_ey; 217, 218, 281; Moses, 198; Regina, 131; 219, 233; Louisa Levinia, 218, Simon, 198; Thos., 198 Hm., 220; Leonard A. B., 217; Levi, 198. 216, 219; Littleberry, 217, 220, COCKREL, John, 130, 131; Josep-· Lucy, 232; Mary, 63, 269; Mary hine, 130, 131; Louisa, 130, A., 232; Mary Ann, 233; Mary 131; Molly, 130, 131; Wm., 130, Hill, 64i Martha Lavinia, 217; 131. Nancy Carolina (Catherine), 217; COCKRELL - !, • F., 133; Eliza- Polly (Mary) Brown - 217; Rachel beth, 34, 43, 65; Emeline, M. 1 217, 219; Reuben, 219; 130; Frances, 65, 132, 133; Reuben Golden, 217; Reuben M., Elizabeth, 21, 25; Jane, 198; :.;17, 219, ~O; Robert, 232, 271; Jeremiah, 198; John F., 26; Sarah, 232; Temperance {Tempsey), John Feaster, 200; Leah Neel, 2G7, 232; William, 232, 269, 198; Margaret, 65; Mary Noland, William H., 232, 233, William 19S; Moses, 65, 67, 132, 198, Hardy, 233; William l"'1., 220; 200, 266, Nathaniel, 198; Susan, William Patision s., 217; 132, Thomas B., 67, 198 William Sr., 60, 64; Wm., 15, COLEMAN - 73, 242. 63;, 74, 207; William Mandred, COLEMAN - Alexander, 266; Anne, 216, 21$. 232; Charles, 202, 209, 231; CHASTAIN, Wynelle, - 190. D., 223, 270; D.R., 14, 20, 60, CHASTINE, Mrs. Kathleen - 15 5. 61, 107, 240; David R., 101, CB.EROKEE WAR; The - 240. 296. INDEX COLEMlN - (continued) COUNTS, H. H. - 7 COLEMAN - David R., 225; Dt. COVINGTON, Elizabeth - 263. Mourning, 232; F. W., 77; Fanny, COVINGTON, William - 213. 209; Frances, 211; Francis, CGWENS, Robt. - 13. 202, 203, 205, 213; H. I., 43; COWLY, Rebecca, 130-131. Hattie E., 225; H. I. Sr., 43; COWLY, Robert - 130 - 131. H.J., 77; Henry A., 117; cox - 66. Henry Alex., 203, 225; Henry COX - Bennie Charles, 92; Floyd J., 278; Henry Jonathan, 204, Oscar, 92; Joe, 285; John R.; 225, 266; Isabel, 204, 225, 218; Katherine, 255; Larry Wayne, 266; Jennie I., 226; Jowth., 92. 145; Ke~ar, 111; Leta, 158; CRAIG - 152. Nancy, 202, 209; R. F., 7; CRAIN - Thomas J., 290. Robert, 204, 211, 225, 266; CRAWFORD, Ann, 130-131. Robert A." 232; Robert F., 20; CRA11JFORD, - Alexander, 116; F., Robert R., 67, 232; Robert, Jr., 130, 131; Ferdinand, 116; Jamesj 231; Robert Sr., 15, 231; 116. Dr. Robert W., 43; Sarah, 203, CRENSHAW, Martha Ann - 284. 216, 232; Solomon, 64, 77, 118; CREWS - Cliz., 265; Richard, 265; Thos., 142, 232; Wiley, 145; Marvin Bee, 161. 1,rvi lliam, 206, 231. CROCKER, Alanson, 118. COLLINS, Garland - 213, 264. CRONIC - Charles Jewett, 50; COLVIN - Andrew Feaster, 200; Gertrude Agnes, 162; Hayle, John Sr., 104; Thomas, 204, 269; John, 269; Maude L., 50; 223, 226, 283; Wm. 78, 266, 267. Peter, 269. COMACHO, James Cluade, 165; CROSBY - 76, 229, 237. Joseph, 165; Lynette Leonara, CROSBY - Charley, 76; D. P., 165; Mary Hartley, 165; Nan 231; Richard 11 Dick11 , 200; Marie, 165. Wm., 229, 230, 235. CONNOR, Roger, 236, 237. CROSS - 263. CONRATH, Aurelia, 161. CROSS, America - 196. COOK - Bobby (Robt. Jr.), 190, CROSS, Ira Brown - 263. Dick, 190; Emily, 130, 131; CROW - Charles Marion, 161; Ed~a, Joe, 19; Lemuel (Jim), 284; Mildred, 161; Henry Hoyt, 161; Robert Word, 190. John, 226, Sam, 173. COOKSEY, Robt. 72. CROvvl)ER - 281. COOPER - 79. CROWDER - James ·w., 118. COOPER - Adam, 43, 65, 266, CRUH, Abraham, 254. 267; Adam M., 267; Eve, 65, CRUM, Jacob - 254. 266; George, 43, 267; CRUZ, Elizabeth - 213. George B. , 267; J. H. , 83; CULBERSON, Nm. J. - 32. Margaret, 65; Margaret Fry, 200, CULLY, A• T/. - 13 7. 225, 266, 267; Peter, 267; CURRY, Ota D., 280. Sallie, 32. CUSERT, Rich., 127. CORBELL, Joanna, 203, 224. CUSTER, General George, 287. CORNv\TALLIS, Lord, 40, 241. CORNWELL - 226. CUTLER - 255. CORNvJELL, Diar - 118. CUTLER, John - 255. coRmJELL, Ely, 71. COTTON, Jane Baldwin 11 Md. Calender D of Wills." 1906-19 - 249. DALE, Fred, 191. COTTON, Jared, 257-.- DALE, Fred Jr., 191. COTTON, Jesey - 258. DALTON - 30. COUCH, H. H., 69. DALTON, David - 235, 236. COUCH, W.W. - 69. 297. INDEX DANIELS, James Edwin - 139. DOLLERY, William - 264. DANIELS - John Hiram, 139; Donaho - Alta Mae Di Meo, 195; Julius Solomon, 139; Mattie Jeanette Nettie Franklin, 106, 120, 138, 140; Mildred Ann, 195; Joel Bishop, 195; John 139; Minerva Carolina, 139; Robt. Herschell, 195; John W., 195; Seth, 139; William Seth, 139, DONALDSON, Stephen - 250. DARBY - Deborah Ann - 159; DONGHERLY, James - James, 190; Lee Hosch, 159; DOSS, Frances - 267. Miriam, 159; Fallie, 190; Dr. DOSS, James C. - 267. Virgil Lee, 159; Virgil Lee, 159; DOSS, John C. - 267. DAUGHERTY - Anne, 261; Claire DOSTER, Julia - 48. Antoinette, 262; Edward DOTSON, Dave - 98. Cravens, 262; George A., 274; DOTSON, Eliza - 195. H:elen Elizabeth, 262; James , DOTY, Jim - 258. 100; Jason Edward, 261; John DOUGLASS, George - 195. Jason, 262; Katherine, DOWDY, Sally - 189. 172; Laura Catherine, 262; DOWDY, Sarah - 189, 190. Lucille Freeman, 262; Marvin DoWNES, Maud - 246. Osborne, 262; Mary Jane, 261; DOWNES, Robert - 246. Shirley Anne, 262; Susan Pearl, DOYLE - Edward Lee, 83, 176; 262; Vivian Ercel, 262. Ella Hill, 83, 176; Lee, DAVAGE, Elijah, 263; Mary, 263; 83, 176; Viola Irene, 83, 176. Ruth Elder, 263. DOZIER, Gateman - 264. DAVIS - Capt. Amos, 210; Frankie, DRAKE - Ephrain, 239; Joseph, 41; Mrs. John, 180; Susan, 263; 239; Sam, 239; Samuel, 238, Wm., 114. 239. DAY, Allen - 173. DRANE, Mrs. Effie - 226. . DEAN, Frances - 205. DUBOSE, A. W. - 118. . . DEGRAFFENREID, Allen, - 109. DUCKWORTH, Sally (Jone$), 287. DEGRAFFENREID, Rebecca, 107, 109 • DUGGER, Mrs. Carry Perry - 261. DEGRAFFENRIED, Dr. Tresevent, .DUNCAN - Calvin, 180; Cora May, 101, 102, 109. 191; I. Frank (Senator), DEGRAFFENRIED, Trezanett, - 106. 191; G. o., 197; Johannan, 191; DELASHMETT, Catherine - 277. L. D., 83; Lucretia, 256; DELASHMET, Celia - 100. Margaret, 256. DELAY, Hugh - 183. DUNAHOO, Joe - 184. DELAY, Sandra Grace~ 183. DUNAHOO, Hattie, 53, 184. DELAY, Willie Grace Hosch, 183. DURDEN, Frank - 31. DERULE - 266. DURHAM - Anna, 94; Annie Laurie, DERUEL, Susannah, 1, 15, 201, 47; Barbara Ann 94; Blanch, 208, 214, 227, 266, 286. 94; Elizabeth, 48; Ellen, 29, 37; DEVALL, Sarah - 249. Ethel, 93; Fannie Jane, 93; DEVILE, T. - 114. FRANCIS (Fannie) 93, 94; DIGBY, Dorothy - 164. George, 93, 94; Harvey, 93, 94; DIGGS, Florence V. - 284, 285. Susannah Hill, 93, 94; Vera DIDGOOD, Samuel - 116. Marie, 94; Willis, 94. DILLMAN - 263. DYE, Ida - 42. ~IXON, W.W. - "The Mobleys & DYE, Nathan - 62. their Connections." P. #1. DYE, Tom E. 41. DIXON, William Woodward - 1. 15, 274. DODGE - 209 .. E DOERING, Jolene Hill - 89. ECHOLS, Robert M. - 175 .. DOERING, William David - $9. EDrrn.R - Bob, 55; Claudia, 55; Henry, 55; Hester, 55. 298. INDEX EDMONDSON, Elizabeth - 139. FAIR, Isaac - 278. EDRINGTON, Francis Jr. - 14. FAIR, Isham - 275. EDRINGTON, William - 40. FAIR, Mrs. - 275, 278. EDRINGTON'S 11 History of Fair­ FAGIN - 177. Field - 1886, 40, 43, 44, 45, FAMBROUGH, Ruby - 27. 65, 200, 228, 231, 267, 281. FARMING, Jewel E. - 87. EDWARDS - Anna Belle, 270; FANT - 71. Clara, 31; Clayton, 31; FARER, William - 229. Clifford, 186; Eugene, 31; FARR, William B. - 118. Gideon, 279; LeRoy, 31; Mary, FARRAR, Field, 23; Susan 31; Maryi,Donald; 174; Mary Mobley, 230; William, 229, Matilda Meaders, 174; Peter, 230; Wm., 23. 174; Preston, 31; Thomas, 174; FEASTER - 79. Thomas J., 174; Edwards, Utah, FEASTER - Alice, 266; Andrew, 31; Winona, 31; Wm. , 178. 65, 132, 145, 200, 225, 266 EFFORT, Adam - 16, 19, 243.) 267, 277; Chaney, 225, 265; EFFURT, Adam ) D.R., 225; David R., 225; ELDER - Andrew, 264; Annie, 34; Drucilla Mobley, 200, 225, 265; Corrie) 49; Ernest, 54; Edith D., 225; Isabelle, 225; John, 264. Jacob, 43, 67, 117, 221, 223, ELDRIDGE, Mrs. Fern Blackwood, 229, 266, 267; Capt. Jacob, 20; 261. Jacob Jr., 20, 43, 77, 78, 225, ELSBERRY, Frances - 180. 228, 230; Jacob E. (Squire ELSBERRY, James - 148. Jake) - 200, 225, 267, 228, 267; ELSBURY, Joseph - 57. J.C., 231; Jacob F., 225, 2A7; ELLIOT, Sally - 21, 36. John, 200, 203, 225, 266, 267, ELROD, Pearl - 51. 277; John C. C., 228; John C.R., ElIBRSOij,.Cathe~ine, "(Kate) - 140. 43; John M., 225, 265, 267; EMMET, Geraldine - 185. John Sr., 221; Laurens, 267; ENGLISH, Joshua - 8, 11. Margaret, 266; (Widow) Margaj'.·et Epley, Mary - 285. Fry, 65, 132, 200) 265, 267; EVANS, Love - 264. Mary, 267; Mary N., 225; Mary EVANS, Maury - 264. (Polly), 225, 265; Moses C., 225. ESCOE, J. D. - 49. 267; Peter, 83; ESCOE, J. D., Mrs. 49. FEASTER (Pfeister) Peter - 265. ESKRIDGE, Thomas P. - 118. 267; Feaster, Savilla, 225, 265: ESTES, Frances - 42. 267; Susan, 65, 132, 200, 225, ESTES, J. W. - 134. 266, 267; T. D., 231. ESTES, Pamela - 226. FELES, James - 154. ESTES, Thomas - 214. FENNELL, Eleanor - 247. ESTES, Zachariah - 99. FINE - Senator Ray - 94. ETCHISON, David L. - 72. FERGUSON - 40. ETCHISON, Dorcas P. - 72. FEvvEL, Rhodias - 264. ETCHISON, James R. - 72. FIELD, Diana - 265. ETHRIDGE, Dr. E. H. - FIELD, Dianna - 212. ETHRIDGE, Emanuel Scott - 33. FISHER, Patsey - 174. ETHRIDGE, Ira Vvashington, 34. FITZWATER, Melissa - 280. EVANS - Cora, 30; George, 110; FLANIGAN, Eliza J. 11 Sisn, 46. Grace Margenice, 163. FLEM, John - 271. EVERETT - 106. FLETCHER, Natha A., 149; EVERETT, Desma - 53. Sarah, 265; Sarah K., 247; Thomas, 205. FLOOD, Mrs. "\rvalter M. - 211. 213, 238, 264, 265. 299. INDEX FLOOD - (Continued) FRANKLIN - Daniel Benjamin - 194; FLOOD, Wesley - 253. Idorah, 151, 194; Irene May, FLOYD - Emma J. (Aunt Sis) - 290; 194; James Kenneth, 194; James E., 289, 290; Leolia John, 150, 151, 152, 168; John Clela, 289, 290; Sarah E. Harper; Clifford~ 194; John Henry, 194; Sarah Fannie, 290; Widow, 228. Lenora, 151, 194; Lucy Hill, 150, FOOT - U (?), 124; W., 124J 128; 194; Maggie May, 194; Mae, 151, William, 120, 124, 137, 138. 152; Martha Hosch, 151, 152; FOOTE - Iac, 128; John, 10, 14, Martha J., 194, 195; Jeanette 137; Nancy, 137. (Nettie), 151, 152, 195; Nora, FORD, J. - 178. 152; Raymon K., 194; Robert FOREHAND - 172. Emmet, 151, 152, 194; Robert FORRISTER - 209. Paul, 194; Stella Maude, 151, FORT Yargo - 182. 152, 195. FOSTER - 14. FREEMAN, Bertha Naomi Hosch, FOSTER - Andrew J., 156; Angel­ 163. ine, 150; 151, 156; Brice C., FREEMAN - Carol Ann, 163; Grace 154, 156; Bud, 155; Clara M., 163; Hazel Anita; 163; Della, 150, 155, 156; David Jean Marie, 163; JoNan, 163; Dr. Lucus, 150, 155, 156; Edmund, Ralph, 163; Ralph, 163, 167; 265; Dr. Gertrude, 140; J.B., Ralph Jr., 167; Samuel Hosch, 151, 154; James B., 156; James 163. Madison, 259; John, 154; John FULLER, Georgia Ann, 49, 50, 51. Luther, 150, 155, 156; L. T., FULLER - Jack, 49, 50; Jewell, 156; Lemmie Rousch, 153, 155; 196; Mary M. (Mattie), Nancy Lena Dnisy, 150, 155, 156; Bowman, 49, 50; Will, 186. Lucretia J., 156; Lurony A., FUNDERBURG Dorcas, 13; Henery, 156; Margaret, 154; Martha, 154; 5, 13; Mary, 13. Martha J., 156; Martha McKei ver, FUNDERBURG - FUNDERBURGH and 151, 156; Mary L., 154; Matilda, FUNDERBURK - Anthony, 268, 269; 154, Minnie Estelle, 150, 155, Dorcas, 59, 77, 268; Henry, 6, 156; Moses, 154; Nancy, 265; 59, 142, 206, 207, 239, 268, 269, R. S., 154; Ransom, 151, 154, 270, 271; John, 59, 268, 269; 155, 156; Ransom P., 154, 156; Mary, 59, 202, 206, 268, 269, Sarah, 154, 156; Sarah c., 154; 270, 271; ~ancy, 207; Rachael, T. J., 152, 153, 155, 156; 269; Tebald, 268,. 269. Thomas, 154; Thomas Jefferson, FURGASON, Will - 83. 150, 151, 155; Thomas Wright, 155; Virginia Idorah, 150, 155, GADDY, Sherman - 235. 156; William W., 156. GAMBLE, Mrs. Ethel B., 216, 254. FOUCH, Alice - 250. GAMBLE, James Mobley - 216, 254. FOUCH, Jacob - 250. GARNER, Tom - 183. FOUNTAIN, Elma Sue - 159. GARRETT, Lyle - 258. FOUNTAIN - Harrell Case, 159; GfiRRETT, Wiildred (Peggy) - 196. Harrell Clinton, 159; John GARRISON, Colonel - 82. W., 159; John VJalter, 159; Mary GASTON* Anna, 128; J., 11; Ethyl, 159. John, 8, 113, 114; Wm., 128. FOWLER, Mary - 24 7. GATES - Daniel, 212, 264; Gen., FOX, Mary - 202, 208. 242; Martha, 265; Thomas, 265. FRANKLIN - 22, 147. GAVIN, John, 218. FRANKLIN·- Ben, 150, 151, 152, GEBINS, 1}Tm. - 62. 195. GEIGER - Alma Hosch, 183; Benny FRANKLIN, Benjamin G. - 194, 195. Lee, 183; Betty Jo., 183; Billy Jack, 183; Roy, 183. · 300. INDEX GEORGE, David - 115. GRANBERRY, Francis - 264. GIBBS, Alexander - 265. GRAY, Amanda - 180. GIBBS, Nancy - 265. GRAY - Andrew, 20; Capt., 211. GIBSON - Barbora - 94; Blanch 221, John, 141; 1rJalton Durham, 94; Eulan E., 94; Volunteers, 157. Fred Allen, 94; Isaac, 115; Jim, GREE~, Allen Frederick - 287, 258; Mary tnn Amelia, 258. GREEN, 1\lma Young - 97. GILBERT, Sallie, - 212. GREEN, h. Burt - 287. GILES, John H. - 54. GREEN, -Arthur E., 97, 287, 288, GILES, Rachel - 249. 290. GILLESPIE, J\nn - 191 GREEN - Coy J., 287; Duff, 189; GILLESPIE, Charles Braselton, 191. Elias, 287; Gracie May, 287; GILLESPIE, Dr. Chas. Ridley, 191. General, 198; Hannah, 189; Hiley GINGERICH,Cecil Robert - 262. Carter, 287; IsaJc Tipton (Tip} 1 GIOWN, John D. - 107. 287; Isaac Tipton Jr., 287; GIST, Wm. - 110. James B., 264; James Isaac, 287· GITTENS, Jannie Jeanette - 162. John, 287, 288; John Sr., 287; GLEATON, EMily - 218. John Nicholas, 287; Kathryn M., GLENN, Governor - 239. 288, 290; Lily Myrtle, 287; GLENN - Dr. J. M., 224; James M. Leolia, 97, 287, 288, 290; B., 118; John F., 118; Marguriet Kilmer, 288; Martin D., Littleton Spilsby, 107; Mary, 287; Mary Elizabeth, 287; 101, 107; Mrs. Sarah F., 224; Missouri Gertrude, 287; Nicholas Spilsby, 101, 103, 118; Susannah, Riley, 287; Sarah, 287; Stonewall 101, 105. Jackson, 287; William Early, GLOVER, Elizabeth - 204, 224. 287; William Franklin (Bill), GLOVER, Dr. John - 204. 287. GOBER, Margaret - 174. GREGORY - 151, 153. GOBER - Orpha, 174; Wm. Jr., GREGORY, Ellen - 151. 174, Wm. Sr., 174. GRIFFIN, Mery Treadwell, 171. GODSPEED, George - 205. GRIFFIN - Jesse, 171; John, 1:3; GODSPEED, Hannah - 205. Elizabeth, 249, 250; Stella 171 GOFORTH, Alan - 172. GRIFFITH, Nla rga ret T. - 280. GOFORTH - Clinton, 172; Harold, GRIFFITH, Samuel - 249. 172; Harold Walton, 172; GRIFFITH, Elizabeth - 249. Margaret, 172; Margaret Horne, GRIGGS, Susan Virginia - 165. 172; Sam Horne, 172. GRIMES, Mrs. Mamie - 46. GOLDING, Abigail - 116. GROVE - 287. GOODMAN, tlice - 108. GROVE, Lou Hill - 107. GOODMAN, Eliz. Ann - 265. GUNNIN - /,.. L., 27; t.rthur L., GOODMAN, Jas. - 265. 27; Carroll Edgar, 27; GOODRUM, Tho. - 115. Charity Elizabeth, 27; Chri~t~p~. GORDON, Thelma Elizabeth - 164. Columbus, 27; Christopher Cc _;_-:..,,r,_b Q, GORE, Isom - 118. Jr., 27; Dorothy Latrelle, 27; GRAHAM - 106. Edwin, 27; Francis Louise, 27~ GRAHAM - Addie Mae, 46; Bruce Effie E., 27; Elizabeth PauJi~e! Wayne, 88; Callie, 46; 27; Frances, 27; Mrs. J. L., 27; Claudia, 46; Emily, 46; Emily Joseph LaFayette, 26, 27; c., 46; Hubert, 46; Joe, 46; Marjorie Hill, 27; Wade Hamptcn 5 John W., 46; Mary Hill, 46; 27; Maude, 46; Nan, 46; Nancy GUNTER, Ira - 18.7; Elaine, 88; Robert Lee, 88; GUNTER, Mercer_- 187. Susan Elizabeth, 88; Wm. Mc1rlowe, rnTRIEY, Hoke - 32. 46. 301. INDEX - H - HANCOCK, James - 137. HAILE, Martin - 205. HANCOCK, Capt. Robert - 208. HALE, Charity - 26. HANDY, John - 238. HALE, Capt. Henry - 279. Haney, Bethany - 279. HALE, Sallie, 177, 178, 179. HANKINS - Barbara Kay, 288; Betty HALEY, Doris Jean - 89. Jo, 288; Carol Jane, 288·; HA LEY, W. - 24 9. Kathryn, 288; Raymond, 288, 290. HALL - Elizabeth, 224; H.J., 51; HARDEN, Hattie Y. - 131. Louise - 51; ,M. H. C. - 262; HJ;,RDIGREE, Jewel - 46. Sadie Inez, 286; W. D., 52. HJ;,RDING, Robert - 279. HlcLSELL - 1. HI,RDWICK, Francis - 130, 131. _ HALSELL - Anna Hill, 284; Bullard, HlRDvHCK, William Jr., 130, 131. 289; Charley Marshall, 285; HARDY, John - 53, 184. Charline, 285; Deloris, 286; HARPER, Esther,290; Francis; Bdward R., 286; Elizabeth, 283; (Fannie) 93; Jesse, 290; Elizabeth Rowe, 286; Ella Ann, Sarah E., 290. 284; Emily, 284; Fanny Elizabeth, HftRR;I;LLS - 209. 284, 285; Floyd, 286; Garland HARRINGTON, Louisa - 257. Samuel, 286; Ida Bess, 285; Inez HARRIS, Ann - 265. Evelyn, 286; James Robert, 284; HlRRIS - Chris. 264; Cyrene, 259; James Shelton, 284; James Wm., James, 256, 265; Jesse, 145; ?86; John Andrew, 284, 285; John John L., 28; Lallie, 28, 37; Robert, 285; Llewellyn, 285; Lucius, 187; Mary E. Gross, 259; M:alinda, 284; Margaret,. 278; Randolf, 133; Rita, 183; Soph- Martha Ann Crenshaw, 284; Mary, ronia Marietta, 160; William 286; Mary Gmima, 286; Mittie Henry, 259. Leona, 284; Mordacia, 131, '284; HARRISON, Burr Esqu. - 221. Nancy, 284; Sally Bess, 285; HARRISON - John, 116; Lucy Sarah, 284; Sherry, 286; Reason, Clementine, 187; Pickens, 286; Thomas, 202, 204, 210, 227, 187; Reuben, 111; Thomas - ? 237, 284; Virginia, 285, Wm., HARISTON - Samuel - 263. 103; Wm. Mabry, 284, 285; William HJ,.RTIN, Rebecca Margaret - 200. Martin, 285. H!.RTLEY, Amanda Leathers - 164. HALSEY - 1. HARTLEY - Betsy, 125; Gamma Leon­ II/\.LSEY - Anna, 129, 130; .Ann, ara, 164, 165; Catherine Ann, 130; Benjamin Lewis, 286; 164; Joseph, 125, 126; Mark Catherine, 277; Eliza, 286; Thomas, 164; Mary Addie, 165; Gabriel, 135; Jemima L., 286; Reid Lewis, 164; Thomas Abner, ,fohn 11; Margaret, 277; Mary Jr., 165; Thomas Abner, Sr., A. S., 286; Mary E., 286; 164, 165, 167; Tracy Beth, 164. Mellissie, 286; Mordacai, 130, HARVEY, Caroline - 262. 131; Nancy, 286; Reason F., 286; HARVEY, Daniel M. - 280. Reason L., 286; Rosie, 286; Hli.RVEY - Elbert Ellen, 280; Sarah, 286; Snrah c., 286; George Wm., 280; Emery W.:, Sholton, 130; Thomas, 227, 236, 261, 262; John, 23$; Margaret, 283; Viana A. E., 286; William 280; Mary, 238; Milo Adam, 280; !.JO' 286. Ruby M., 280; Susan Elizabeth, HlLY, William - 250. 261; Tom, 261; Mrs. w•. B., 275; HAMILTON - Alvie, 30; Annette, Wm. B., 280; William Micajah, 160; Sarah M. Elizabeth, 86. 280. Bi,MLIN, Wm. - 250. HlRVILL (Harwell), Speed - 257. iil,.MTvlOND, Abram, - 72. HARVILL - Emily Speed, 257; Moses; HAMMOND,- L. L. 257; Susan Ann, 257. HJ;,hlPTON - 218. HARWOOD - 25 5. rIAMPTON, Wade - 142. 302. INDEX HATCHER, Margie Blanton - 164. HILL - continued. HAVELY - 263. HILL - Amy, 116, 127, 203; Ann, HAWKINS, Henry - 288. Mrs., 27; Ann Naomi, 28; HA1,VTH0RN, Robert - 41, 68, 69. Anna, 31, 131; Anna Jane, 36; HAYES, Mrs. Noel Van - 260. Anna Mae, 88; Annie Camp, 168, HAYGOOD, Alma - 172. 169; Annie Naomi, 172, 173; RAYLE, (Haile) Nicholas - 235. Arbella, 24; Archibald, 264; HAYNES, Francis Mr. - 34. Armanda Almedia Ann, 175; HAYNIE, Lucille - 186. Armenal, 130, Armonel, 127, 130, HAYNIE, Richard - 54. 13l, 133, 134; Aromel, 130; HAYSE, Leonarci B. - 72. Arnelle, 129. HEAD, Henry - 100, 123. HILL, Asaph - 1, 2, 3, 9, 13, 24, HEADSTR0M, Byron - 52. 41, 59, 63, 64, 66, 67, 68, HEADSTR0M, Evelyn - 52. 69, 70, 71, 74, 77, 83, 117, 19S~ HEADSTR0M, Mildred - 52. 229, 230 231. HEADSTR0M, Myrtle, 52. HILL - Barnett, 117; Barsel or HEARN, Martha Elizabeth - 261. (Barret), 104; Baxter, 84, 85, HEINEMAN, Charles B. - 208. 176; Benjamin, 125, 126, 128, HENDERSON - Abraham, 265; David, 130, 134; Benjamin D., Jr., 24; 22, 244; Eliz., 265; Marg­ Benjamin Hershel, 32; Benjaimine arette, 265; Robert, 60, 61. H., 35; Betty Jo, 88; Betsy,126, HENDRIX - Dock, 152; Dora, 152; 127; Bodene, 89; Bonnie Beth, 88; Henry, 152; Judge J. L., 156; Burrell, 113; Burril, 113, 114, Thrower, 152; Tilton, 152; Walter, 279. 152. HILL - C. F., 109; C. J., 175; HENRY, Cynthia Gertrude - 183. C.R., 109; C. S., 31, 36; HENSLY, Jas. - 236. Callie, 27, 173, 174; Callie HESSEY, - 263. LaTrelle, 172, 174; Callie Lu~y HEWITT, GEneva - 174. Ella, 28, 170, 172, 173; Camms HICKMAN, Mrs. Mart T. - 132. Jane, 169, 170, 171, 173; Cammie, HICKS, John - 240 169, 175; Carolyn, 31; Carrie, 31; HIGGINE, Willis - 183. carter, 22, 145, 147, 148, 149, HIGHT0VJER, William R., 158. 162, 167, 168, 169, 170, 175, 180, 244; carter A., 31, 35, 36; HILL - 75 Carter c., 172; Cassie, 125, 126, HILL - A., 42; A.A., 43, 67, 69; 134; Catherine, 67, 70, 109; Aaron, 32; P,. D., 87, 88; Charity, 117; Charity Elizabeth. Adrian, 88; Abel, 2, 3, 9, 10, 26; Charles, 4, 6, 24, 42, 113, 13, 14, 24,146,168,270; 114,260; Charles, Sr., 113, -~---:-\, Abigail Golding, 116; Abner, 127, 121; Charlotte, 104; Charlotte, 135, 136; Adam, 264; Adella, 108; (Lottie) 50; Cicero, 38; Cicero Addie, 29, 37; Agnes, 115; Albert, S., 31, 34, 38; Cicero SandforJ. 53, 184; Albert E., 97; Allen 26, 28, 29, JO, 31, 36, 37; Eugene, 91; Alex, 68, 69; Alex- Cindarilla, 36; Clara, 30; Clara ander, 38, 67, 68, 69, 70, 83; F., 36; Claude, 32, 85, 86, 93, Alexander A., 26, 32, 33, 34, 35, 94, 176; Clayton, 87, 91; 38, 41, 42, 52, 53, 54, 55; Cooper?, Cora, 140; Crawforo Alexander Abel, 26, 32, 33; 79, 85, 86; Crosby E., 41 Alexander C., 29; Alex. C., 29, HILL, Daisy - 109; Daniel, 140~ 37; Alex C., Mrs., 36; Alice, 67; Daniel Williamson, 140; Allie, Elizabeth, 29; Almedia, Darcus, 3, 11, 13, 16; Dare (tid), 169; Alta, 90; Alton Dale, Leslie, 90; Darkus, 2, 17, 231; 89; Alva Joe, 30; Amy, 215; (Hill - continued next page) Amanda A., 169; Amanda Jane A., JS. 303. INDEX HILL (continued) HILL (Continued) HILL* David, 24, 57, 67, 68, HILL - Emily Caroline H., 46, 70; David Francis, 46, 47, 47, 48; Emmaline, 139; 55; David Genei 89; David L., Ernest J., 172; Ethel, 86; Ethel 53; David Lumpkin, 45, 46, 47, Bill, 28, 172, 174; Ethel·. 48, 49; David S., 36; Florine, 37; Eula John, 28, 172, HILL - De, 86; De F., Sr., 82, 174; Eugene S., 139; Evelyn, 54; 95; De Forest, Jr., 95; De Forest HILL - Ferriba, 127, 135, 136; Sr., 85, 95, 96, 97, 176; De Florine, 28; Frances, 32, 116, FORREST III, 97; 132, 175; Frances D~, 169; HILL - Debra Kay, 90; Dennis Frances D., 169; Frances (Fanny), Mark, 89; Diana, 111; Dorcas, 139; Francis, 169; Francis E., 1, 2, 3, 4, 13, 14, 15, 19, 21, 116; Fred, 87, 91; Fred Duane, 23, ·59 thru 98; 124, 125, 199, 91, Frederick Lawson, 172; 226, 227, 231, 237, 269, 272; Frederick Lawson Jr., 172; Dorcas F., 80; Mrs. Dorcas F., HILL - G. W., 118; Gale Sibley, 81; Dorcas Funderburg, 77, 230; 90; Gary Neil, 91; Genie, 172; Dorcas P., 72; Dorcas Tabitha George, 24, 113, 115, 116, 276, Hosch, 162, 169, 172, 174, 175; 277, 278 George A., 116; · Dorcus, 2, 62, 71; Mrs. Dorcus, George'Anderson; 97, 288, 290; 63; Doris Joy, 53; Duane Dean, George Anderson, Jr., 97; 89; George Augustus, 116; George F., HILL - Mrs. E. 43; Earl Van 108; George P., 116; George · Dorn, 84, 176; Edgar c., 28, 36; ~Perry, 172; George W., 101, 102, Edna, 98; Edward, 41, 64, 71, -103, 106, 107, 108, 109; George 72; Edward Crosby, 41; Edward Washington, 101, 107, 108, 116; P., 105, 108; · Glenn, 88; · HILL - Elijah, 3, 10, 13, 59, HILL - Harold, 173; Harriet, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 71, 72, 28, 41,·101, 105, 108, 204, .224; 73, 74, 226; Harrison, 260; Hattie, 28; HILL, Eliza, 138, 139, 168; Hattie House, 26; Hazel Lee, 32, Eliza J., 46; Eliza Thompson, 35; Helen, 184; 109; Elizabeth, 10, 14, 20, 23, HILL - Henryi 59, 63, 64, 66, 72, 28, 36, 38, 42, 43, 59, 63, 67, 79, 84, 117, 126; Henry F., 56, 68, 74, 83, 101, 109, 110, 116, 57, 66, 72; naentleman Henry", 127, 135, 136, 168, 169, 230; 50, 66; Henry Green Smith, 170, Elizabeth A., 36; Elizabeth 171, 172, Henry Griffin, 173; (Betty), 30; Elizabeth Cockrell, Henry M., 33, 35; Henry Moses, 28, 33, 34; 32, Henry W., 41, 77, 78, 80, HILL, Elizabeth Ellen, 41, 65, 82, 83, 176; H epsabeth, 122; 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, Herbert, 54; Herschel M., 53; 85, 86, 87, 89, 92, 93, 94, 95, Hiram, 117, 119, 120, 135, 136, 96, 97, 98, 176, 277; Elizabeth 137, 138; Hiram Shelton, 139; · Ellen Housch, 196; Elizabeth M., Howard Leon, 53; Hubert, 30; 4, 5, 10; Elizabeth Mathews, Hugh, 30, 31; Hugh White, 36; 172; Elizabeth Mobley, 41, 42, HILL - Ida, 169, 171, 175; Ira, 43, 44; Mrs. Elizabeth,; 35; 260; Irene, 32; . Elizabeth P., 109; Elizabeth HILL - Mrs. J.E., 146, 181; Pickett, 109; Elizabeth T., 109; J. L. S., 107, 109; J.M., 109; Elizar, 5, 6; • J.Mobley, 105,108,109; J.W . ., HILL - Ella, 83, 169, 176; 42; Jack, 87, 91, 173; Jackie Ellen, 64, 80; Ellis, 125, 134; Michiel, 91; Ellis W., 124, 126, 134; Emma (continued) Perry, 171; Emeline, 129, 130, INDEX HILL - continued. HILL - continued HILL - Jacob, 79, 80, 84; Jacob HILL - Julian, 32; Justina V., 108; F., 59, 77, 78, 79, 145, 152, HILL - K. L., 41; Katherine 176; - Daugherty (Honey), 172; Kenneth: HILL - James, 24, 68, 101, 102, 88; 105, 106, 107, 109, 118, 120, HILL - Latrelle, 28; Laura A. 139, 140; James A., 80; James Camp, 37; Laura L., 108; Leila; Arthur, 85, 98, 176; James Dale, 173; Leolia Green, 97; Leonard, 96; James G., 109; James Homer, 99, 110, 117; Leroy, 130, 131; 47; James L. G., 117, 118; James Littleton, 65, 129, 130, 131 L. W., 79, 80., 176; James S., 132, 133, 260; Littleton Tno., 43, 67, 68, 108; James Starling, 132; Lizzie, 199; Lois, 96; 53; James Starling, Jr., 53; Lois Ammie, 95; Lora Lanelle, James Wilson, 96, Jane, 67, 68, 29; Lou, 107; Louise, 31, 53 116; Jane Anderson, 93, 94, 98; 184; Lucinda Ann, 170; Lucy, Janet Dale, 89; Jean, 184; 168, 194; Lucy A., 26, 34; Jeanette, 106·, Jehew W., 42, 43; HILL - Lucy Ella, 175; Lula, 2C; Jemima, 104; Jemima ·woodward, 104; Lula Bell, 53; Lula Mae, 29, 37: Jennet Stevenson, 70; Jerry Mark, Luther, 53, 184; 90; Jesse, 42; Jethro M., 41; Mrs. HILL - M.A., 139; Mable A., 139; Jethro, 228; Jimmie, 83, 85; HILL - Mabry, 8, 115; Maggie Jimmie Dale, 97; Jimmy Elbert, Addie, 37; ~'lajor, 100, 119, 121, 29; Jno., 8; Joab, 127, 136; Job 122, 127, 135, 136; Margaret, Lamar, 171, 173; Joel(?), 127; 3, 59, 64, 71, 72, 74, 79, 116, Joeley, 135, 136; Johanna, 249; 133, 134, 168; Margaret E., 35; HILL - John, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Margaret E. c., 36; Margaret 10, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 21, Elise, 29; Margaret Elizabeth, 22, 24, 66, 106, 110, 117, 139, 32, 33, 34, 35, 158; Margare~: · 168, 169, 175, 194, 199, 223, 235, F., 65; Margaret Gertrude, ~7. 236, 237, 260; John C., 64, 77, 78, 92; Margaret I., 65; Margaret 80, 82, 84; John Crawford, 79, Price, 65; Margaret Segars, 47; 84, 85, 86, 87, 89, 90, 93, 94, Margaret White, 30, 31, 36; 95, 96, 97, 9$, 176, 196, 198; Margarette, 71; Maria, 129, 130, John E., 27, 170, 172, 173, 174; 131, 133, Marian, 130, 133; John Emanual, 28, 173; John Margaret, 138; Marguriet, · Erastus, 172; John Franklin, 194; 32; Marie, 30, 31; Marion, 28; · John H., 36; John Hosch, 170, Marise, Elaine, 88; Mark Hanna, 172; John Hosch, Jr., 172; 87, 89, 90; Martha, 32, 66, 67, John Hutson, 84, 86, 176; John 68, 70, 130, 169, 180; Martha M., 23, 108; John Mixson, 139; Ann, 175; Martha Mildred, 140; John Moses, 28, 36, 37; John P., HILL - Mary, 4, 5, 6, 10, 14, 26, 34, 35, 38, 53, 54, 184, 185; 17, 18, 19, 21, 31, 46, 53, 54; John Sr., 6, 175; John T., 105; 57, 59, 64, 66, 67, 71, 72, 74, 108, 109, 204; John Thompson, 77, 83, 107, 114, 115, 118, 125, 105, 108; John i'Jallace, 95; 126, 131, 136, 138, 140, 144, John William, 32, 25; John 146, 172, 175, 230; Mary A. William, Jr., 32; Jolene Darling, 130, 131, 132; Mary Alice, 96; 89; Jonathan, 72; Joseph, 3, 116, Mary Ann, 4, 6, 7, 169; Mary 172, 260; Josephine, 169; Josiah, A. J., 139; Mary A. R., 109; 116; Joyce Wayne, 91; Judith, Mary Ann Tabitha, 162, 170, 110, 111, 112; Judith Louise, 171; Mary E., 41, 43; Mary Ells1L, 91; Juette, 20; Juette L., 37; 30, 36, 92; (continued) 305. INDEX HILL - continued HILL - Pamela Kay, 88; Patience, HILL - Mary Elizabeth, (Mary 111; Patsy~., 24; Paul, 35; Lizzie), 53; Mary F., 54, Paul c., 33, 36; Paul James, 132, 133, 185; Mary Frances, 46, 89; Pauline Joy, 89; Pearl, 33, 48, 173; Mary G., 118; Mary 3.4, 35; Peter, 239, 268; Genevieve, 95; Mary Glenn, 107; HILL - Phillip, 130, 131; Phito, Mary Howell, 84; Mary Lizzie, 184; 57, Philo Wright, 46, 54; Mary M., 43; Mary Margaret, 47; Polly, 127, 135, 136; Mary Moberly, 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, HILL - R. G., 109; R. M., 117; 20, 21, 22, 24, 41, 43, 65; Rachel, 115, 117, 119, 127; Mary (Polly), 136; Mary Price, Rachael, 259, 260; Ralph Albert, 203, 209, 210, 213, 280; Mary 96; Randolph, 132; Randolf W.,· Sartor, 109; Mary Wallace, 97; 133; Raymond, 87; Rebecca, 101, Mary Wright, 46, 49, 52, 53, 107; Rebecca C., 102, 109; 54; Maryilynn Joy, 91; Mathey, Rebecca E., 102; Rebecca s., 83, 85; Matthew, 59, 62, 63, 108; Rebecca Savilla, 102; 64, 71, 74, 198; Matthew W., Regina, 139; Reuben, 24, 62, 64, 79, 80, 176; Mattie, 53; 79; Reuben F., 41, 59, 63, 71, HILL'S Meeting House - 241. 74, 76, 77 thru page 98, 245, HILL - Mert, 54; Mildred, 37, 149, 152, 176, 199, 230; 172; Mildred Kathryn, 29; Rhoda, 127, 135, 136; Mildred Lee, 97; Milly (Mildred) HILL - Richard, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 122, 126, 138, 139, 140; Minnie 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16, Daniel, 172; Minnie Oma, 87, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 90; Missouri, 53, 54; Missouri 36, 45, 54, 57, 59, 71, 88, A., 55; Mollie Ruth, 37; Molly, 112, 114, 115, 117, 121, 146, 119, 121, 122, 123, 127, 135, 168, 198, 202, 204, 207, 223, 137. . 227, 231, 235, 236, 237, 244, HILL - Moses, 3, 10, 16, 38, 268; Richard Doyle, 29; Richard 99 thru 109, 111, 112, 114, Jr., 2, 13, 21, 58 thru page 9r: 116, 117, 118 121, 210; 224, 226, 230 271; Richard M., 4, 6, 231; Moses B., 101, 103, 107, 7, 228; Richard, Sr., 18, 19, 21, 109, 117, 118; Moses Berry, 101, 22, 24, 41, 46, 117, 212, 271; 107; Moses G. B., 109; Moses Richard Y., 31, 36; Richard R., 26, 28, 34, 38; Young, 36; Rilla, 31; Robert, HILL - Mrs. 116, 253; Murl, 117, 235; Robt. A., 33, 34, 35; 30; Myrt (Mert), 51; Robert A., Jr., 35; Robert HILL - Nancy, 4, 6, 13, 38, Alexander, 33, 35; Robert L., 57, 66, 114, 117, 130 132, 30, 31, 36; Robert Lee, 98; 134, 168, 175; Nancy Caroline, Robert Lee, Jr., 98; Robert 36; Nancy E., 26, 33, 34, 38, Sandford, 172; Mrs. Robert 41; Nancy Elizabeth, 41; Nancy (Maggie) 66; Roland Glenn, 29; Emma, 53, 54; Nancy F., 169; Ronald Glenn, Sr., 106; Rowena~ Nancy Jane; 45, 47, 48, 49, 172; Rowena Pearl, 171; Rowland 50, 51, 52; Nancy Josephine, G., 109; Rosannah, 126; Rosena, 175; Nancy Mays, 169, 180; 31; Rosina, 36; Ruben, Jr., 60; Nancy Susan Naomi, 170, 171, Ruben F., 196; Ruby, 172; RutlL 173; Naomi, 4, 6; Nellie Jeter, 29, Ruthe, 37; 109; Norton, 30; HILL - S. A., 132; S. H., 139; HILL - Olivia Wood, 31; Opal: S. W., 54; Shelton Washing­ 31; Ovida, 46; ton - 139 (Hill - continued) · 306. INDEX

HILL (continued) HILL - Thomas, 16, 9g, 101, 10? HILL - Sadie, 87; Sadie Ethel, 103,104, 107, 110, 111, 91; Saidie May, 54; Sand­ 112, 139, 210; Thomas J., 108; ford, so; Sallie, 83, 168; - Thomas L., 4, 7; Thompson, Sallie Cooper, 32; Sally, 83; 132; Thompson W., 133; Samuel, 3, 4, 6, 10, 13, 41, HILL - Van, 85; Viola Irene, 223; Sara, 28; Sara Jean, 88; 83; Virgil, 87; 88; Sara Maxine, 91; Sarah, 15, Virgil E., 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 12, 21, 41, 70, 79, 83, 101, 176; Virgil Eugene, 84, 86, 107, 107, 108, 109, 112, 118, 176; Virgil Scott,. 88; 127, 139; Sar~h (Sally), 41, HILL - W. A. , 27; H. E • , 3 7, 83, 176; Sarah A., 133; Sarah 54; W. H., ?; W. J., ?; A.G., 109; Sarah C., 169; W. Elbert, 28, 29, 36, 37; Sarah Hamilton, 87, 88, 89, 90, Walton, 140; Warren J., 56; 91, 92; Sarah Jane, 67, 68; Widow, 11, 202; Wilburn· Sarah L., 118; Savilla, 64, 71, Brady, 46, 47; Wiley,125, 102, 107, lGJ, 109; Savilla N., "Wiley W., 126; 102, 103, 107; Savilla Rhoden, HILL - "William, 4, 8, 9, 10, 101, 103, 104, 106, 224; 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, Scotland, 24; Sevina, 67; 24, 36, 63, 67, 68, 71, 72, Shirley, 107; Sim W., 186; 104, 106, 112, 115, 117, 119, Simeon, 7, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 120, 122, 125, 126, 127, 128, 20, 21, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 54, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 57, 65, 83, 117, 146, 228; 135, 136, 137, 139, 145, 146, Simeon A., 42, 43, 68; Simeon 149, 168, 176, 202, 221, 227, Estes, 42; Simeon, Sr., 67; 230, 235, 236, 237, 239" 268, HILL - Sion, 15, 17, 18, 19, 271; William A., 113, 114; 20, 21, 22, 25, 45 thru William Alexander, 28; Wm. 57, 147; Solomln, 117; Squire Augustus, 113; William Carter, S., 260; Starkey, 117, 119, 170, Colonel William, 222; 120, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, VJilliam D., 51, 53, 54, 55; 134, 135, 136; Starling Cicero, HILL - William E., 18, 19, 20, 46, 48, 117; Stanley, 140; 21, 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, HILL - Starling E., 26, 27, 31 thru 38, 43, 45, 51, 53, 28, 34, 38, 170,173; Stella 56, 65, 67, 112, 148, 184; Griffin, 171, 173; Susan, 33, Hill, Capt. William, 67; Capt. 35, 38, 60, 64, 71, 72, 73, William E., 43, 283; William 168, 175; Susan A., 38; Edward, 15, 19, 21, 25; Susan Ann, 26, 31, 34; Susan William E. M., 42, 43, 67; Elizabeth, 109; Susan House, William F., 7, 59, 64, 65, 37; Susan M., 169; Susan P., 66, 79, 81, 117, 148; Capt. 78; William F., 65; William Floyd HILL - Susannah, 7, 15, 17, 19, 87; William Glenn, 29; Williar 21, 22, 26, 77, 80, 81, 85, H ., 169; William H. H., 109; 93, 94, 105, 106, 109, 134, William Henry, 162, 167, 168, 199; Susannah Elizabeth, 106; 170, 172, 173; William Susannah Glenn, 106; Susannah Joseph, 53; William Jr., 1, P., 29, Susie E. ?, Su3ette 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, Elzine, 91; Sybil Lorraine, 19, 21, 23, 59, 77, 113, 12L. 87, 92; Synthia, 54; 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131; HILL - Tallular F., 36; Terry 132, 133, 134, 135, 146, 207; Tilmon, 90; Thelma Jean, (Hill - continued next page) 96. 307. INDEX HILL - continued HOLMES continued HILL - William L., 133; William HOLJ\i1ES - Mack, 140, Mildred, Mabry, 139; Viilliam P., 14, 140. 36; HOLSELL, Shelton. - 131. HILL - William, Sr.,- 1, 8, 10, HOLSELL, William - 131. 11, 15, 65, 100, 113, 118, 121, HOOPSPAUGH, James - 147. 128, 131, 132 thru 140, 207; HOOD, Catherine - 262. William Z., 53; Mrs. William z., HOOD, D. M., 153; Queenie, 52; 55; William Zion, 46, 47, 48; William, 249. Willie, 53; Willie Hull, 173; HOPKINS - 11, 59, 61, 255. Willis, 139; Wm., 11, 13, 15, HOPKINS - David, 2, 3, 137, 208, 16, 23, 57, 81; Wm. Rene, 47; 278; Col. David, 122, 209, HILL - Wood, 31; Woodfin, 172; 279; Ferdinand, 61, 119, 121, HILL - Zion, 25. 124, 127, 128, 137. Ferdinand Sr., 118. HILLER, A. D., 25. HORNE, Margaret - 172. HILLEY, Henry Grady - 162. HORSCH (Hosch) - 223. HINESLEY, Albert, - 51. HINESLEY, Allen Andrew - 51; HOSCH - HOUSCH - HOCH - HOUCH Alma, .52; _Hine~ley, Birdie, HOSH .. --HOUSH - HUSH. tHOSCH) .) 51; Clsra, 52; _.Doris Mari2, 51; HOSCH-- Albertus, 53, 184; Dorothy Gaynelle, 51; Dorothy Alfred Hardy, 183; Allen Nell, 52; Harold Thomas, 51; Candler, 162; Allie Mae, 196; Henry Theron, 51; James, 52; Alma, 171, 183; Alma Tabitha, John, 51; John T. (Tom), 49; 163; Almon, 184; Alvin Wood,· Hinesley, John W., 51; Lennie 160-161; Alvin Wood, Jr., 160, Hazel, 51; Lois, 51; Roy, 52; 161; Americas, 153; Americus, Saphronia, 52; Tom, 52; Weldon, 152; Andrew, 157, 166; Angeline, 51; Wm. Lester, 51. 154; Angeline Foster, 151, 152; HINTON, Coy - 178. Ann Cathcart, 143, 144; Anna C., HINTON - Elma, 171; Ida, 171. 144; Ara Frances, 162; Archie, HIX, Addie - 152. 151; Asbury Camp, 159; Barbara HOBBS, Sterling - 290. 1·vauneta, 161; Bella, 152, 153; HODGIN, Lois Viola - 262. HOSCH - Ben, 151; Bertha, 171; HOGAN, Addie Hill - 29. Bertha Naomi, 163; Bevelyn HOGAN - Addie H., 37; Annie Hollace, 164; Bevelyn Howard, Laurie, 37; Hardy H., 29, 164; Housch, (Cousin) Billy, 3 7; Hoyt, 29. 196; Byron Hugh, 162; Callie HOGG, Doris - 196. Ruth, 183; Camma Leonora, 164; HOKE, Maj. Gen. R. F. - 82. Candace Alford, 164; Caroline, HOLCOLM, Laura, 151, Polly, 152. 183; Celestia, 162, Celestia HOLEYFIELD, Emsey, 279. Lottie, 160-161; Charles HOLLAND - Bertha, 155; Foster, Marion, 160; Clarence Robert, 155, Housch, 155; J. P., 160; Claude, 159; Claudia, 196; 150, 155, 156; Mary, 155. Clyde, 184; Cullen Ray, 196. HOLLOWAY, l\.. D. - 91. HOSCH - Daisey, 184; David HOLLOWAY, Audray Delford, 91; Arthur, 165; Dilmus, 183; Janice Kay, 91; Laquita Dorcas Tabitha, 145, 167, 168, Joy, 91; Sadie Hill, 91; Thomas 169, 170. 169; Wm., 264. . HOSCH - Edd - 196, 197. HOLMAN, Josie Worthy, Mrs., HOSCH - Edna Marion - 161; 118, 130, 131, 132, 133, Eleanor Stark, 164; Ellen, 134. 150, 151, 153, 154; Elivia HOLMES - Louise - 196. Ellen, 160. (Hosch - continued:! INDEX HOSCH - HOUSCH (continued) HOSCH - HOUSCH - continued. HOSCH - Elizabeth, 197. HOUSCH - Lemontine Whaley, HOUSCH, Elizabeth Ellen, 59, 77, 150, 151; Lemos, 151; 81, 145, 152, 176, 199. Lena Belle, 100; Leonard, 185; HOSCH - Elma Sue, 159; Elmer, Leonora, 171; Lester Word, 184; Emma, 184; Emory E., 158; Linda Jean, 162; Lizzie, 184; Erastus Francis, 160; 151; Lonnie, 196, 197; Lonnie Estelle, 184; Esther, 161; James, 196; Lonnie Stinson, Ethel, 196, 197. 196, 197; Lottie, 196; Lucinda HOSCH, Fannie, 183; Fannie 146, 148, 176; Lucinda Rosella, Stanton, 184, 185; Flora 157, 165; Lucretia, 154; Lott, 159; Florence Shelley, 184; Luetta, 151; Lula, 196; Luther Frances, 150, 154; Frances Wm., 196; M. L., 185; Mabel, Rebecca, 146, 148, 180; Freddie 184; Mae Sue, 184; Malvin Garnet, 158. Elizabeth, 32, 157, 158; HOSCH - Georgia Carter, 184; Margaret, 159, 160; Marie, 184; Gertrude, 184; Grady, 196, Marien, 154. 197; Green Carlton, 158. HOSCH - Martha, 148, 152, 153, HOSCH - H. A., 185; Hardy Bed­ 154; Martha J., 150, 151, dingfield, 183; Helen Caro­ 154; Martha Jane, 183, 194; lyn, 162; Helyn Howard, 164; Martha Matilda, 160. HOSCH - Henry, 45, 55, 142, 149, HOSCH - Mary, 14, 145 thru 188. 151, 153, 158, 159 to 167, HOSCH, Mary A., 197; Mary Ann, 170, 189, 193, 197. 157; Mary Ann Tabitha HOSCH - Henry A., 52, 53, 154, Hill, 163, 164, 165; Mary E. 162, 184; Henry Andrew, 160. (Mollie), 184, 185; Mary Ellen, 161; Lt. Henry, 32, 145, 157, 163; Mary Hill, 54, 146 thru 166, 170, 179, 190; Henry Omer, 188, 196; Mary L., 54; Mary 162. S. (Meadows), 185; Mary HOSCH - Ike, 183. Stanton, 183. HOSCH - J. Henry, 167; Jacob, HOSCH - Mathew; 14, 53, 54, 77, 141, 145; J. J., 149, 154. 142, 143, 144, 145, 146 . HOUSCH, John J., 194; thru 188, 244; Mathew A., 53, HOSCH, Jacob, Jr., 144; Jacob 184, 185; · Sr., 77; James, 184; James HOUSCH - Matilda, 197; Matilda E., 53, 184, 185; James Marvin, Beddingfield, 183; 162; Janice Elane, 161; Jim, HOSCH - Matilda, 189, 193; 183; Joan, 184; John, 66, 153, Matilda Camp, 157 to 167, 154, 183; John Harrison, 158; 190; John Henry, 165, 171; John Henry HOUSCH, Matt, - 152. Jr., 165; John J., 151, 153, 154, HOSCH - Matthew, 10, 14, 142, 155, 156; Housch, John Jacob, 147, 148, 149, 151, 152, 145, 148, 150, 151, 152, 153, 153, 154, 195, 196, 271; 155; John R., 157, 159, 166; Matthew Jr., 151, 153; :May John Robert, 158, 159, 160; Marie, 160, 161; Melchior, 142; Johnnie, 159; Johnny, 150, 153; Mildred Lott, 159; Milton, 151; Joseph Angle, 165; Judy Lee, Miriam, 150, 153; Murphy, 1840 161, Junious, 184. HOSCH - Nancy, 157, 179; Nancy HOSch - Kathleen, 161. J., 158, 197; Nich, 196; HOSCH - Larcornice?, 57; Laura, Nick Alexander, 196, 197. 184; Leander, 150, 153, HOSCH - Ola, 185; Omer, 171; 154; Leila Banna, 162, 171; Ottis Glenn, 196. Lema, 154; Lemon, 154; Lemontine, HOSCH - Patricia Carol, 162; 150, 152, 153, 155, 194; Paul, 183. (Hosch conti::.T"C:) ROUSCH - Lemontine - 194. 309. INDEX HOSCH - ROUSCH - Continued HOUSTON, Martha Lou - "Cherokee HOSCH - Paul Andrew, 162; Prul Land Lottery of 1827", 147, ANDREW, Jr.) 162; Paul 244. Eugene, 196; Paul Stanton, 1S5; HOUSE - Emily C., 36; Fannie C., PetTr, 142. Francis c., 35; Hattie, 23; HOSCH - R. A., 166; Rachel, Henry J., 35; John G., 34, 35; 77, 143, 144, 145; Ralph, John H. , 3 5; Marcus C • , 3 5; 184; Ralph B., 158; Robert Margaret E., 26, 34, 35; Andrew, 162; Robert Perry,, 161; Margaret H., 35; Mary F., 36; Robert Rankin, 160, 161; Rose Mary Frances, 51, 53, 184; Eula, 158; Roy Walter, 196. Mary J., 35; Missouri E., 35; HOSCH - Russell A., 157, 166, HOUSE, Sus~n H., 37; William, 167; Russell Angel, 162, 48, 53; Wm. L., 3 5. 163, 164, 165, 170; Russell HOV!J\.RD, Alice, 33; Bevelyn, 164; Franklin, 184; Russell George, Wm., 23. 165; Russell P., 167; Russel HOVIBLL - 209. Preston, 162, 171; Ruth, 183; HOWELL, Gr: be, 84; 19$; Mary, Sallie, 183; Sandra, 159; 79, 176, l98; Mary C., 84, 86. Sara, 150; Sarah, 150, 151, HUFF, George Francis - 262. 153; Sar2h E., 151, 154; Susan, HUFFMhN, David - 226. 54, 146, 148, 154, 185; Susnn HUGHES, Annie Erline - 285. F., 158, 189, 190, 193, 197; HUGHES, Isaac, 105, 118; Mnry, Susannah Frances, 157; Susie, 127, 136. 151; Syble, 183. HULME - Elizabeth - 51. HOSCH - Mrs. Tnbitha Hill, 167. HUME - Larkin, 212, 264. HOSCH - Thirza, 183. HUNNICUTT, Carrie Alexana, 285. HOSCH - Vernie, 151. HUNNICUTT, Edith Mae, 285; Jame0 HOSCH, W. G. S., 197; W. Hill, flndrew, 285; John Andrew, 167; Walter, 196, 197; 284, 285; John Thomas, 285; Walter Estes, 158; Walter John William, 285; William William, 160; Warren Calloway, Maddison, 285; Miss Zubie Ann, 162; Weldon. Harris, 160; Wiley, 284, 2$5. 183. HUONKER - George f;_lvin, 161; HOSCH - William (Wm.), 145, John Melvin, Jr., 161; 157, 184, 196, 197. John Melvin, Sr., 161, Mory HOSCH - William Edmund, 159; Ellen, 161. William G. B., 157, 158, 166, HUSH (Hosch) - Dilmus, 197, 190; William H., 148, 149, 184; Francis, 197, Hnrda, 197; William Henry, 158; William Margarott, 197; Mary, 197; Hill, 53, 146, 164, 171, 183, Matthew, 197; Nancy, 197; 184, 188, 197. Thurza, 197; Wm., 197. HOSqH, William Hill, Jr., 164; HUTCHINSON, Moe, 177. William Jackson, 183; HUTCHINSON, Mary Lou - 179. William John, 184; William HYNSON, Mrs. C. B., 216, 253. Walton, 183; Willie Grace, IGNUE, John - 111. 183; Willie M., 184. IRONS, Robt., 236. IShBEL, Zachari8h, 263. HOSCHTON, Georgia - 166. ISAA.C - 258. HOUER, Georgia Dell, 196. IRWIN, M. D. - 54. HOUSARD, Holbert Buona, 159; JACKSON - 255. Holbert Buona, Jr., 159; JACKSON - Ann Hill, 173; Annie Emily Sue, 159; Gertrude: 159; Hill, 25, 28; captain, 69~ Lary Thomas, 159; Lucy Diane, Jackson, Mrs. I.E., 24; Isaac 159; Mary, 159., E., 28; (Jackson - continued) 310. INDEX JACKSON - continued. KERBOW, John H., 180; Lemmie JACKSON - Isaac Erret, 173; Lucinda, 180, 181; Manshill, J. J., ?; Lucy, 190; 180, 181; Mary Havana Frances, J. Lewis) 190; Jesse Mercer, 180; Mary Henrietta, 180; 173; Dr. J. W., Jr., 190; Melvina, 180; Solomon, 181; JACKSON, J. W. III - 190. Viva Ann, 180, 181. JACKSON, Mary Austin, 173; KERN, Call 'o Nicholas - 142. Ruth, 171; W. J., 83; Kerr, Mrs. - 228. WORTH, 48. KERSHATJ - Ely - 113, JACOBS, Ann - 250. KETCHUM, J. Thomas - 290. JAMISON, JohnA- 199. KID1tJELL, Eliza - 24 7, 251. JARMAN, Ed. - '264. KILGORE, Nancy Beatrice, 160. JARRARD, Henry Asbury, 162. KILJ\'lER - Early, 288; James, JARRARD, Mrs. Leila Hosch, 288; Jessie, 288; John, 288; 141, 152, 167, 183, 194. Marguriet Jane, 287, 288; JARRETT, Nathaniel C., 25. Mary, 288; Mary Meadows,· 288; · JENKINS - 75. Mattie, 288; Sally Ann Saylor, JENKINS, Elizabeth, 203, 215; 288; Sally Jones, 288; Sarah, Nancy, 203, 211, 263; 288; Thomas, 288; Richard,- 211; Thomas, 210, 211; KILLINGSWORTH, Ferriba, 127, 136. Will, 264; Wm., 264, 265. KHfi.J3ALL - Levert, 133; James, JENNINGS,· James - 270. 155, 156; Max, 258; JERDEN, William - 255. KU.IBROUGH, Eliza beth - 158. JOHNS, John - 107, 118. KINGS MOUNTAIN, BATTLE OF - 241. JOHNSON - 22, 147. JOHNSON, ELIZABETH, 274; James 128; Richard, 247; Robert, 33; KINNEY, Herman - 32. Thomas, 247; D. P., Jr., 177. KINSLOW, Caleb, 83; 176. JONES - 22,. 255. KIRK - George, 138; Iona, 19€; JONES - Abigail, 111; Benjamin, Joshua, 119, 120; Lee, 196; 258; Martha 257; Mary, 258; stephen, 119, 120. ~hillip, 258; Polly, 258; KIRKPATRICK, James - 223. Rachel, 258; Reddick, 258; KITCHENS, JJ[amie Lee Brooks, 155, Sarah Jane, ~56; Thadrick, KITC'IENS, Mattie - 155. 257; 258; Thomas, 66; W., 83; KITCHENS, Syble, 50. VJm., 100, 111. KNOWLAND, James - 112. JOPHIN, Ludia, 251. KNOWLAND, Shaderick - 112. JORDAN, Harold - 46. KOLASKY, Kathleen~ 155. JUG TAVERN, Georgia - 182. KREGER (KUGER), J\.1rs. Laura M,. KELLER, H. R. - 256. 215, 226. KELLER, Willia. (Wilse) 256. LADSON, Cornelia Lee (Mrs. J. E~ KELLEY, Wm. 114. 233. KENNEDY, R. J. - 73. LAIRD, Dorothy Alline - 192. KENTUCKY - "First Census - 1790" LAIRD, Earl Lee, Jr., 192. B v C. B. Heinman and G. M. LAIRD, Dr. Earl Lee - 192. BRUMBAUGH - 265. LAKE, Elisha - 186. KERBOW - Celia Witt - 181. LAKE, Mary Magdalene Ridgeway 1 KERBOW - Frances, 181; Frances 186. Hosch, 147, 180, 181; Francis, LAKE, Mrs. Polly - 186. 149, 181; Francis (Frank) LAMAR, A.G. - 54 •. Marion, 146, 147, 180; Green LAND, Elizabeth - 283. M., 181; Green Marshall, 180; LANDE, E. D. - 83. Harrison C., 180; Jesse M., LANGLEY, William - 115. 181. (Kerbow continued) 311. INDEX LANIER, Sara Bessie - 47. LILES (LYLES) - Capt. Arom. - LANIER, Susan - 33. 210. LASHLY, Phoeby - 202, 208. LYLE, Dilmus - 25. LAY, James Senr., - 104. LYLE , D.·.R. - 25; E., 128; LAY, Jurella - 30. Ephriam, 39, 199, 208, 209; LAWRENCE, Mary - 251. Esom, 199; Gidion, 199; Henry J., LEE - Elizabeth, 253; James, 225; Mames A. M., 199; James 214, 253; Jas., 264; John, 199; Col. John, 39; John, 275; 100, 110, l~l; John Franklin, John C., 225; John G., 69; 257; Keziziah (Kezander) LYLES - William L., 64, 71; T.fm., Moberly, 253; S~ W., 83. 198; Major William L., 64, 71; LEGG, J. T. V. - 67, 76. Major Wm. S., 76; 225, 230; LEMASTER - 260. Newton, 199; Ruth, 267; Sallie, LESLIE, Moses - 141, 142. 225; Siliam, 199; Thomas, 198, LEVISTER, Lizzie - 75, 199. 199; T. M., 231. LEWIS, Martha A. - 88. LYMBAUGH, 287. LILES, Wm. - 15. LYTTLETON, Governor - 239, 240. LILLY, James - 238. LINDSAY, Benjamin - 60, 61, 62. MABRY, Clara - 285. LIPSCOJVIB, Nancy - 265. MABRY, Daniel, 141, 243, 268, LIPSY, Jane T. Peden - 284. 269, 271; Elizabeth, 271; LITTLEJOHN, Elizabeth - 127. Ephriam, 147, 205, 269, 270, 271; LITTLETON, Jimmie Claire - 47. MABRY - Henry, 269, 270; Isaac, LITTLETON, Governor - 239. 67; John T., 271; Margaret, 271; LIVESAY, Joseph - 71, 72. Mary, 203, 223, 271; Mary A., LOAGURE, Christa Gay - 289. 271; Tinsey, 271; Widow, 22, 244; LOAGUE - Jessie, 289; Michael William, 284. Floyd, 289; Loague, Ronald MACON, Henry I., 144. Dan, 289; Winnie Young, 289. MACON, I. - 145. LOGGINS, Mollie - 51. MADDOX, Lola - 33, 34. LOMINACK, Mary - 283. MAGER, Dollie Elizabeth, 285. LONG, Clarky - 265. MAGER, H. R. - 285. LONG, Dan'l. - 264. MAGNESS, Jackie - 51. LONG, Jas. - 264. MAGRUDER, Major Gen., J.B., 157~ LONG, Nat. G. - 32. MAINLINE, Mary, 174. LORD, Mattie - 184. MAJOR, Daniel - 243. LOTT, Celestia Emma - 160. MAJOR, Dannie - 9. LOTT - Carrie M., 190; Emily, MAJOR, Elijah - 243. 177, 179; Flora, 177; MAKAMSON, J. P. - 267. Hilliard, 177, 179; Mary Isa­ MALONE, M. C. - 72, 73, 74, bella, 177, 178, 179. · MANDYFORD, John - 57. LOUIS, Daniel Monroe - 256. MANNING, Benj. - 148. LOVE, Frances I. - 226. MANNING, James - 60. LOVE, Jack (Branch} - 128. MANSELL, Elizabeth - 223, 224~ LOVEJOY, Edward, 202, 206, 222. MANSEL, Richard - 203, 224. LOVEJOY, Phoebe, 233, 234, 263. MARLER, Hilton - 285. LOVELACE, Pearl - 194. MARTIN - 209. LUCAS, Capt. John P. - 157. MARTIN - Rita, 88; Sam, 141; LUKIN, Wm. - 104. Samuel, 267; ·wm., 199. LUTHI - 50. MASON, Dorcas-- 6, 7. LYLE - 54, 229. MASON, Turner, 4, 6, 7, 199. LYLES, Ann - 199, 205. I\/f.A.THE1,IS, Brenton - 37. LILES (LYLES), Araminas - 198; MATHEWS (MATHIS) Dr. Charlie, Arromanus, 199, 209; 170, 187. (continued) Armenus, 205. (continued) 312. INDEX MATHE1-iS (MATHIS) - continued. MEADOR - MEADORS (continued) MATHEWS (MATHIS) - Elizabeth, lVrEADOR - MEADORS - DuaMa 170. Marion, 272, 273; Ed., 145; MATHEvvS, Mattie Woodie Lee, 165. Edward, 5, 14, 20, 146, 147, · MATHEWS, Texas Adams - 170. 243; Edward M., 233; Elizabeth, MATTHEw·s - Jake, 31; Leonidas, 272; Hagah, 227; 31; Lewis, - ?; Lillie Floy, 236, 237, 238, 239, 262; 187. Jason, Jr., 239; Jason Sr., MATTOX - 79, 81, 199. 272; Job, 202, 222, 227, 236, MATTOX - Buddy - 81, 176. 237, 238, 239, 272, 273; Joel, MAY, Gordon H, - 106. 236, 237, 272; John, 75, 226; MAY, Mrs. Jeariette Hill - 106. Lavinia, 212; Dr. Lem, 75; MAUGHON, Annette - 191. Lewis, 227, 236, 272; M. M., MAUPIN, Patrick - 264. 221; Mariah, 272, 273; Meredith MAXIE, Luther - 178. P • , 22 9 ; Ma ry , 13 0 ; M. P • , 232; Nancy, 14; Neomy, 141; MAYNARD, Angie Lucinda, 177, 178, Rebecca, 229; Thomas, 14; 141, 179; Ben, 178; Bertha E., 202, 222, 227, 272; Dr. Wm. . 177; Burtha E., 179; Camille, M., 75 • 178; Cammie, 178; Caroline, 179; MEADOW (S) - Alexander, 272; Chester, 178; Ellen, 178; Elsie, Daniel R., 273; Drusilla, 178; Emma E., 177, 178, 179; (Drucilla - Durcilla) - 116, F. N. F., 146, 177, 179; Frank, 202, 203, 215, 216, 254, 273; 177; Fred, 178; Gene, 178; Edward, 273; Elizabeth, 213; Hilliard Nathaniel, 177, 178, George, 273; Jacob, 269; 179; Hutchinson, 178; Irene, 177; James, 131, 273 ; 1 John Harvey, 177, 178, 179; John } 1EADOWS, Jason, 204, 236, 237, Harvey Jr., 178; Joy, 179; Junius 272, 273; Jason, Jr., 236, 237. Marvin, 177, 178, 179; Junius 272; Jedediah, 174; Job, 20~. Marvin Jr., 177, 178; Junius 205, 227, 270, 273; John, 130, Taylor, 177, 178, 179; Lavinia, 131, 212, 270, 273; John Jr.~ 178; Louise, 178; Lucille, 177, 273; Lavinia, 212; Lewis, 204, 178; Lucinda, 177, 178; M. R. 236, 237, 272; Lon, 31; M. M. Jr., 178; Marion Russell, 177, 130, 131; M. P., 273; Marion, MAYN1\RD - Martha Bush, 177; 130, 131; Mary, 129, 130, 131, Mary Celestia (Mamie), 77, 185, 273; Meredith, 130, 131; 178, 179; Mary Isabella, 177, Meredith, Jr., 273; Monroe, 179; Mary Lou, 178; Mary Ann 130, 131; Naomi, 146, 273; Crossland, 171; Michon Elaine, Rebecca, 273; Reuben, 273; 171, N. T., 149; Paul T., 179; Sarah (Sallie) Mobley, 237; Paul Thomas, 177, 179; Roy, Susana, 273; Susannah Mobley, 171; Roy Jr., 171; Ruby, 177; 237; Susannah E., 273; Ruth, 177, 179; Thomas T. (Tom), MEfDOWS, Thomas, 11, 13, 14, 178, 179. 146, 204, 231, 270, 272, 273; MAYO - James Thompson - 284. Thos., 2; William, 174, 273. MAYO - John, 243; Melinda, 130, MEJi.NS - E. J., 68; Isaac, 143, 131; Nancy, 143; Thompson, 144, 145; Sulu, 186; Thomas, 143, 144, 145. 270. MAYS, Nancy - 145, 180. MEEK, Mareed Page, 218. MEADOR - MEADORS - 2, 7; JVJEEK, Marge Louise, 218. Anne, 159; NIEEK, Donald Lee, 218. Daniel R., 230; Drusilla MERCK, Harry, 32. (Drucilla), 203, 214, 215, 219, iiiERCK, Hary Jr., 32. 221, 273; (continued) MERCK, Suzanne, 32. 313. INDEX MERTZ, John - 13. MOBERLY, , Benjamin - continued MERTZ (MEEK), Thomas - 99. 243, 244, 253, 255, 264, MIDDLETON, Henry - 123. 265, 280; Benjamin Franklin MILES, Elizabeth - 249. (Doc), 256; Benjamin Sr., 209, MILLER - 233, 253. 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 237, MILLER, George - 2, 3, 141, 231. 263; MILLER, Hillman, 53, 54, 5 5; MOBERLY - Bert, 255; Betsy, 251, Lizzie, 55; Loyd, 260; 264; Bettie, 254; Betty, Mitchell, 15; Nancy Emma, 54, 264; Biggers, 41, 203, 223, 224: 55; Nell, 289; Sara Lee, 196; 228, 230 252, 257; Bird H.; Sarah L., 261. 248; Brant, 256; Burill, 245; MILLER, ·w. H. HJUstories & Genealogies, ir 211, 212. MOBERLY - Carrie, 256; Cage, MILLS, Archie, 155. 281, Catherine, 224, 262; MILLS, Robert, 39. Catherine Hood, 261; Catherine MILLS, nstatistics of S. c.n, Minerva, 262; Celitha, 229; Published 1826, 39. Charity, 247; Charles, 263; MINCK, Jacob - 243. Charles Arden, 248; Charles MINZ, Wm. - 4. Brackin (Chip), 256; Charles E., MITCHELL, David - 120, 123. 247; Charlotte, 22; Chloe, 243; · MITCHELL, David D. - 123. Cicely, 246; Clem, 235, 236. MITCHELL, David, Sr., 122. MOBERLY - Clement, 1, 141, 201; MITCHELL - Elias, 127; Ellison, 202, 206, 208, 214, 237, 42, 228; Elias Sr., 135; 238, 243; Clement Jr., 208, 209, Ephriam, 142; Ephrain, 100, 14 7.: 214, 239, 265, 268, 275; Clement Heppy, 136; Hepsabeth, 119, 122; Sr., 209, 265; Colin, 4, 21, 41, Isiah, 120; James, 137; Jese, 202, 207, 228, 229, 251; 149; Jesse, 56, 57; Mitchel, Creasie, 256; Cudd, 248; Milly, 119, 122; Nimrod, 138; MOBERLY - Cullen, 4, 21, 41, Thomas, 127; 138. 42, 43, 75, 108, 212, 207, 228, 229, 243, 252, 281; Cullen MOBBERLEY, MOBBERLY, MOBERLEY Hardiman, 256; Cullen U., 269,, MOBERLY, MOBLEY, MOBLY ( /,11 Cynthia, 258; Cyrene Harris, Shown as ,·:Moberly" in Index. 259; 260. MOBERLY - Aaron (Arrom) - 247, MOBgRLY - Damsel, 265; Daniel, MOBERLY, abigail, 212; Ada 216, 232, 245; 263, 265; Dosia, 258; Adeline, 262; Daniel A., 17, 207; Daniel D., Agnes, 246; Alameda, 263; 253, 254; David, 24 7; David IJ., Albert, 256; Alexander, 41, 2~$; 207; Darcy, 223; Darius 229; Alfred, 213, 258, 264, 205; nrrelian, 263; Darkey, 223; Alice, 241; Alma, 264; Almeda David, 17, 207; Davtd C., 57; Guatava, 261; Allen, 253; David R., 221; Davis, 17; Amanda, 264; Amey, 108, 228, 22?; Dean L., 263; Doc, 71; Dorcas: Andrew G., 256; Ann, 206, 264; 1, 10, 59, 71, 77, 146, 202, Ann Osborne, 209~ Anna, 264; 204, 207, 226, 227, 229, 230, Anne, 258; Annie, 247; Applet~~~ 236, 251; Dorcas S., 257; 258; Archibald Johnson, 247 Dorcas Simsi 257; Dorcus, ~G~; Drary, 265; · MOBERLY - Barbara, 216; Barnatas, MOBERLY - Drusilla - DruciL;_a, 22; Basil, 247; Benja., 2~5; 200, 203·, 204, 214, 2}5; . MOBERLY - Benjamin, 202, 203, 217, 218, 219, 221, 223, 225$ 205; 209, 211, 212, 214, 222, 226, 267; Druary, 259; Drury, 236, 237 - (Benjamin continued) 259; Dr. Duncan, 256; Durkey, 247. (Moberly - continued) 314. INDEX MOBERLY - continued. r10BERLY - continued MOBERLY - E., 222; Edd.M., 256; MOBERLY - Harriet, 41, 102, Edith, 213, 251, 264; Edmun 107; Harriet K., 224; Harriet George,- 248. Rebecca, 108, 204; MOBERLY - Edward, 1, 9, 11, 16, Harriet W., 107, 109; Harris, 71, 116, 142, 201 thru 256; Henry, 207, 247, 259; 227, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, Herman H., 248; Hezander, 264; 238, 239, 243, 244, 245, 247, Hezekiah, 251; Hezekiah 250, 251, 252, 255, 259, 263, Madison, 256; Hiram, 247. 264, 265, 280; Edward J\.. (Tuss), MOBERLY - Inchabod, 212, 255, 256; Edward B., 286; Edward Jr., 265; Issac, 203, 213, 214, 203, 214, 2!5, 217, 218, 219, 221, 244, 265; Isham, 22, 202, 236, 238, 251, 254, 263, 268, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 230, 273, 275; Edward P., 101, 107, 244, 281; Isham Jr., 206; · 108, 109, 223; Edward Pickett, Isham, Sr., 206; Isiah, 202, 101, 105, 108, 204, 224; Edward 207, 208, 209, 243, 252, 265; Pickett, Jr., 108, 204; Edward Isom, Sr., 252. Pickett, Sr., 105; Edward Scott, 255; Edward Scott, Jr., 255; . MOBERLY, J.B., 255; Jackson, MOBERLY, Edward Sr., 1, 15, 41, 265; Jacob, 264, 265; 201, 202, 204, 205, 208, James, 216, 244, 247, 248, 250, 210, 214, 215, 227, 228, 233, 251, 254, 259, 263, 265; James 234, 250, 272, 273, 283; Alfred, 258; James Appleton, Edward III, 215; Effie, 255; 258; James B., 223, 224, 248, E. H.J., 254; 252; James Biggers, 204, 234; MOBERLY - Elbert (Eldred) Hill James C., 260; James Calvin, Jackson, 253, 254; Eleazer, 259, 260; James Elbert, 258; 222, 223, 224, 267; Eli, 247; James 1., 244; James M., 248; Elias, 259, 264, 265; Capt. James Monroe, 216; James R., Eliaser (Elias), 198, 202, 205; 254; James Washington, 262; Elijah, 263; Eliza, 249, 264; Jane, 264; Jane McLane, 262; Eliza J., 264; Jas., 265; Jason, 213, 247; MOBERLY - Elizabeth, 21, 22, 23, Jemima, 202, 206, 258; Jemima 41, 67, 108, 202, 204, 207, Frances, 280; Jerimiah, 251; 213, 215, 224, 227, 228, 229, Jesse, 251; Jesse Benton (Bent) 230, 237, 238, 243, 244, 246, 256; Jesse R., 263; Jethro, 247, 250, 257, 265, 272; 16, 243; 244, Joan, 246; Joe, Elizabeth A., 262; Elizabeth M., 256; Joel, 208. 224; Elizabeth Pickett, 105, MOBERLY - John, 202, 203, 207, 108, 204, 226; Elizabeth S., 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 223, 224; Elizae, 6; Elizar, 221, 222, 223, 224, 231, 232, 4, 5; Ellen, 224, 246; Emily, 233, 236, 237, 245, 246, 247, 229, 254; Emma, 229, 254; Emme, 249, 251, 252, 253, 255, 259, 246; Ephriam, 207, 213, 245, 263, 264, 265; John Elem, 248; 256, 264, 265; Ernest Cramer, John G., 224; John Henry, 256, 248; Ezekiel, 251. 263; John M., 245; John Sr., MOBERLY - Frances, 252, 257; 263; John W., 254, 255; Frances Jane, 256; Francis, Jonathan, 247, 251; Joseph A., 206, 208, 250, 254; Fred, 255; 256; Mrs. Joseph C., 256; MOBERLY - Gemimah, 230; George, Josiah, 243; Judson F., 248; 244; George Washington, 259, Julia O'Neal, 254. 260; Gideon, 264, 265. MOBERLY - Kezar, 4; Keziah, 2, MOBERLY, Hammon, 236, 237; 4, 21, 41, 202, 204, 207, MOBERLY, Harley Russell, 250. 214, 227, 228, 229,9continued) MOBERLY - continued 315, INDEX MOBERLY, Keziah - continued. MOBERLY - continued 237, 253, 264, 272. MOBERLY, Milton, 263; Mina, Moberly - Keziah (Kezander), 247; Minerva, 255; Mordacai, 203, 214. Mordecai, 236, 237, 251, 263; MOBERLY, Larkin, 145, 228, 269. Moses, 108, 228, 229, 252; MOBERLY - Laura, 255; Lavinia, ~oses H., 223; Moses Hill, lQj 203, 212, 213, 216, 217, 218, 204, 248; Myatt Ambrose, 257, 5 219; Leander, 247; Ledford, 258. 22, 147, 245; Leila, 259; Levi, MOBERLY - Nancy, 202, 203, 207,. 203, 214, 215, 216, 219, 247, 209, 211, 212, 214, 226, 22C< 253, 254; Levina, 216, 264; 229, 243, 251, 253, 261, 264, Levy, 218, 251; Lewis, 244, Z~7, 268, 283; Nancy Jane, 265; 251, 263; Lewis W., 248, 250; Nathan, 244; Ned, 276, 278; Lizzie, 228. · Nolly (Notley), 243, 245; Notley~ MOBERLY - Lord Cornwallace, 257; 243, 244, 281. Louisa, 247; Lucretia, 2)J_ MOBERLY - Ollen, 257; Ollen ,J., 204, 214, 226, 283; Lucinda, 257; Ollep, 251; Orwin 203, 214; Lucy, 228, 229; Ludd, Bicking, 260; Owen, 253; 245, 247; Ludford, 244; Lula, MOBERLY - Paten, 256; Patrisk 258. De, 246; Patsey Morris, 212; MOBERLY - Mahala, 263; Margaret. Payton, 18, 21, 22, 147, 244; 203, 213, 246, 255, 263; . Perinna, 257; Peyton, 22, 147, Margarette, 264; Margery, 246; 244, 245; Pheraby, 251; Phillip, Marion, 223, 224, 247; Marion 255, 263; Polly, 209, 212, 213, R., 248; Martha, 255, 257; 263; Polly (Mary), 204. Martha Angeline, 259; Martha Isabell, 257; Martha J., 247; MOBERLY - R. C., 246; Rachel, Martha Jones, 257. 237, 247; Rachel Hill, 259; MOBERLY - Mary, 1, 15, 23, 59, Ralph, 246; Ranson, 256; Sir 67, 202, 204, 209, 222, 223, 224, Raufe (Ralph), 246; Reason, 225, 229, 230, 246, 247, 250, 256; Reason D., 263; Rebecca, 251, 252, 255, 256, 257, 264, 207, 249, 250, 257; Rebecca 269, 271, 277, 278, 283. Jane, 257; Rebeccah, 229; MOBERLY - Mary A., 256, 257, Rebekah, 209; Reuben, 205, 215, 258; Mary P. Gibson, 258; 219; Reuben Rabb, 216; Rezin Mary Ann, 4, 6, 199, 256, 262; (Reason), 247; Richard, 212, Mary Catherine, 260; Mary E., 246, 265; Rizin, 247; Robt., 263; Mary Elizabeth, 259, 264; 281, Robert D., 247; Robert 1., Mary Fox, 206, 208, 214; 258; (Moburgleygh), Roger De, Mary Funderburg, 271; Mary 246; Rowland, 253; Ruth, 263; Jane, 260; Mary Hill Price, Ruthea, 203, 215, 216, 219, 211, 212, 213, 214; Mary L., 258; Mary Mabry, 223; Mary MOBERLY - S. Ao - 254; S. F., (Polly), 203, 213, 227, 237, 286 223; S. Neville, 263; Sallie, Mary Stuart, 254; Mary 272; Sally Ann, 264; Salvy, 20~; Waggoner, 203, 204, 207, 223, Sam, 265; Samaria, 264; Sanna, 224, 225, 283; Mobley Metting 264. House, 241, 242; Mobley Metting MOBERLY - Samue 1, 2, 11, 15, 2~:, House, Battle of - 209, 241; 100, 142, 200, 202, 203, MOBERLY - Micajah - 23, 67, 6rs, 204, 205, 206, 209, 210, 213, 76, 202, 207, 223, 228, 234, 237, 247, 250, 251, 252, 229, 230, 231, 243, 251, 273; 263, 267, 272, 275, 277, 283. Middleton, 257; Mildred, 260; MOBERLY - Samuel F., 224, 225. Milo Ann, 256; (Mobley Cont.) 226; (Moberly - continued) INDEX MOBERLY - continued. MOBERLY - continued. MOBERLY - Samuel Jr., 101, 108, MOBERLY, v1T. M., 264; W. W., 142, 223, 226; Samuel L., 261; Wallace, 257, 258· 108, 204, 224; Samuel III, 222, Walter, 25 5; vialter Furman, 223, 224, 225, 226; Samuel Sr., 248; Warren Wesley, 263; Wiley, 224; Sally Ann, 264. 219; Wiley Washington, 261, MOBERLY - Sarah, 203, 218, 219, 262. 244, 254, 262, 264; Sarah A., MOBERLY - William, 1, 15, 23, 247; Sarah Ellen, 257; Sarah 65, 66, 147, 202, 203, 206, Floyd, 254; Sarah Jones, 256; 207, 209, 210, 211, 214, 218, Sarah Rabbk 216, 254; Sarah 219, 220, 222, 233, 234, 235, (Sallie), Z02, 204, 214, 227, 236, 237, 243, 244, 245, 246, 237; Savilla, 204, 226; Simeon, 247, 251, 252, 256, 257, 263, 204, 213, 223, 226, 265; 264, 265, 280. Slomney, 247; Sophia, 247; 257; MOBERLY - William B., 244,258; Sophia, 247, 257. William Benjamin, 256; MOBERLY - Spelling of -"Moberlegh William B. W., 223, 224; William Modburlegh, ModBurglegh, Mobber­ c., 256; William Calvin, 259; lye, Mobberley, Moberleye, Mabery, William H., 248; William J., Moberlye, Mobleye, Mobly, Mober­ 212; William M., 229; William ley, Moberly, Mobley - 246. Mccorey, 248; William P., 256; William Sr., 10, 15, 228, 229, MOBERLY - Squire, 247, 265; 251; William Thadeous, 258; Stella May, 258, Stephen Wm. Jr., 205, 206; Wm. M., 230, 245; 256; Steve, 256; Sukey, Wm. Sr., 41, 201, 202, 205, 216, 251; Surrel, 262; Susan, 206, 207. 203, 212, 221, 264; Susan A. c., MOBERLY - Zebulon, 223, 224. 224. MOBERLY - Zilpha, 258. SUSANNAH, 1, 4, 22, 23, 41, 71 202, 203, 206, 209, 215, 223, MONTAGUE, Rto Hon. Lord Charles~ 225, 227, 22$, 229, 230, 233. 205. 237, 238, 251, 272. MONTGOMERY, James, 129. MOBERLY - Susannah DeRuel, 41, MORAN, Rob. - 265. 202, 204, 214, 233, 272, 280. MOON, Austin, 155; Belle, 184; MOBERLY, Susannah Reid, 212. Clara nella, 155, 156; MOBERLY, Sylvester Dunlap, 259, Clyde, 52; Della Foster, 150, 152; Earl W., 150, 155, 156; MOBERLY - Tabitha, 203, 212, Farris, 52; Henry Lee, 52; 214, 238, 264; Tabitha Jane. Idooma, 52; Inez, 155; James, 264; Theodore, 223, 52; Joe, 184; John R., 72; MOBERLY - Thomas, 1, 9, 10, 17, Mary Lou, 27; Myrtle, 155; 141, 142, 202, 206, 229, 265; Robert, 25. Capt. Thomas, 206; Thomas T. MOON, Mrs. S. C. - 36, 147, 207. 268. MOBERLY (Mobley) Tempsey, MOORE - Bergison, 264; Geo., Temperance, 207, 232; Thomas, 260; Henry, 111; James, 212, 236, 237, 243, 245, 247, 265; Jane, 265; Dr. John R., 251, 252, 263, 264, 269, 270, 72, 73; Lazarus, 60, 61; 271; Thomas Barnette, 248; Mary, 265; Nancy, 61, 265; Capt. Thomas, 268; Thomas Sarah, 107; Sarah A., 101; Prestly 258; Thomas Shelton Solomon R., 129; Thomas, 138. 212; Thornton, 247. MORDOCK, Jas, 21$. Moberly - continued MORELY, Wm. - 57. MORGAN, Aa H. - 83. INDEX M - continued. M - continued. MORRIS - Chester, 214, Henry C., McDONALD, Dr. Ed - 192. 57; Isaac, 214; Jewel, 186· McDONALD, Jerry Estes, 53. Mary DeSaussure, 204; Patsey, McDONALD, Joseph - 243. 212, 265. McDONALD, Marion Lenele - 192~ MORRISON, Robert, 125, 126. McDONALD, Matilda A. - 217. MORRISON, Robert C., 125, 126. McDONALD, Ottis - 192. MOSES - Jamie Dale, 89; Jody, McDONALD, Sarah Frances - 192. 89; Jonathan Joe, 89; Rodney McDQ\:IBLL, Andrew - 2, 3, 113. Ray, 89; Roland Ray, 89. McELBY - 151. MOSLEY, Margaret J ., 217; McELHANNON, Hazen Anita - 163~ Permelia Scoggins, 217. McGEE, Emmie - 171. MOULTRIE, William, 270 .. McGILLh Mrs. J. R. - 246, 255, MOUNCE, :Mathias - 238 .. 251, 258. MULLENIX, Selima - 256. McGUIRE, John - 116. MULLINS, Mary - ·140. McKEIVER, Martha - 155. MURCHISON, Lewis Nance, 262. McKEOWN Elizabeth, 28J; Hug:'l, MURDOCK, Janet --- 200. 232; Lucinda, 232; Margaret, MURDOCK - Jennet, 199. 283; Mary Wagner, 283; Moses, MURDOCK, HUGH ·- 200. 204, 223, 226, 283, Samuel MURPHY - 31. ~~obley, 283. MURRAY - Albert Jr., 194; Alber,:. McKISSICK, Guy Wesley - 92; W., 194; Byron, 194; Clarence, Karen Sue, 92; Roy Burl, 194; Margaret~ 194; May Franklin, 92; Ted LeRoy, 92. 194; Murray, 152; McLAIN, Jonathan, 281; Messina, 277; Rachel, 277. MC McLEAN, Andrew 277; Anna~ 277. MCALILEY, Samuel, 105. McLEAN, Catherine (Katie; McBRAYER ~ (McBrier), Margaret, Miller - 203, 224. 24. McMASTER, Fitz Hugh - 23, 40. McCANTS, I. B~, 64, 71. McM.ASTER, Harriet R., 108. McCARTHY, Don O., 88, Jeanie, McMASTER'S (Fitz Hugh) "Histo:i::.r 88, Tim, 88. of Fairfield", 39, 40, 241 3 McCAULLY, James - 128. 242. McCLAIN - Capt. Andrew - 278. McMASTER, Dr. J. Riley - 108:- McCLAIN - Louisa - 277. 204. McCLINTOCK, Wm. -· 110. McMASTER, Richard H., Col. 40) McCLURE - 241. 198. McCLURE, William· - 129. McMILLAN, Elizabeth - 189. McCONNELL, Andrew - 76. McJ\,filLLAN, Peter E., 25. McCOOL, John - 279. McMULLEN, Mary Ann, 75, 199. McCRORY, Minnie - 108, McMULLEN, Peter E., 38. McCRORY, Wm. - 100. McPHETERADGE, Eugene - 83. McCULLY, Jdhn, 17, 66, 221, 270. McSHANE, Hundley - 266. McCULLEY, ·John - 143. McTYER, Frizzell - 215. McCULLEY," Miss - 132. McCULLOUGH,. John - 17, 116. N - McCULLOUGH;· Sam 1 l - 116. NANCE, Shired - 124. McDANIEL, Mrs. Calude, 188; NEELY, Garriet - 262. Elizabeth, 270, 271; Jame, NEELY, Mary Ann Mobley, 261. 131; Ja~es, 271; Joseph, 270. NEELY, Richard - 202, 209. McDERMID, John Turner - 159. NENNES, Margaret} 249. McDermid, Marcia Sue - 159. NENNES, Richard - 249. 318. INDEX N - Continued. OSBORNE, Ann - continued. NEVETTS - 75. 228, 229, 280. NEVET (NEVITTS), Capt. William, OVERSTREET, Samuel - 259. 25. OWENS, Mary Lou - 50. NEWBLE.S - 7 5 • NIBLACK, Claire - 32. p - NICHOLAS, Nich Peter - 162. PACE, Dupree - 184. NICHOLSON, Amanda E., 194. PADGETT, Emsey - 279. NICOLSON, Mrs. R. W., 106, 140. PAGE, Darla Drew - 89. NIX, Edith - 190. PAGE, Mrs. Ida Thomas - 216, NOLAND, Phil - 124, 128, 135. 219, 220, 232. NOLAND, Wm •.., - 264 PAGE, Jay Mark - 89; Louise NORRIS, Mary Desaussure - 225, Matilda, 218; Mary Jo, 89; 266. Paul Len, 89; Robert Frank, 89; NORTON, Maggie - 30. PAGE, Walter Reed - 217, 218. NORWOOD, Dorothy, 285; Grace, PARK, Cinda - 263. 285; John Sam, 285; Mary PARKER, J. H. - 174. Virginia, 285; Robert Marshall, PARKER, James Calvin - 174. 285; Thomas Pierce, 285; W. S., PARKER, Jewell - 187; Travis 285; William Earl, 285. Boyd, 29; Wm. Ernest, 29, NOWELL - Addison N., 158; John, 37; Wm. Ernest Jr., 29; Hinton, 158; Pearl, 158; Sally, 190; 29; Word, 158. PP,RKS - Francis, 118; James, NUNN, E. - 119, 120, 122, 123, 15, 16, 60; John, 15; Matt 128; Elijah, 120, 123; V., 28; Miss, 76; Myrtle, 28, William, 123, 124. PARKES, James - 59, 61. NUNNALLY - Nunnelee, Willis, PARROTT, Capt. - 279. 138; James, 138. PARROT, Capt. Thomas - 222. NUNNALLY - Kizah, 138; Simeon, PATMAN, Marsh - 66. 138. PATTERSON - 259. PATTERSON, Angus - 139. 0 - PATTERSON, Banner Kerbow, 180. O'DELL, Albert W., 271; B. J., PATTERSON, John Calvin, 180; 271; Evalina, 271; George, Mary Frances Kerbow, 181; 271; James C., 271; JosephW., PATTERSON, Peggy, 214, 265. 271; Margaret V., 271; Martha, PAYNE - 209 85, 271; Martha V., 271; Mary PATTON, Lilla - 188. I., 271; Sarah A., 271; William, PATTON, Thos. - 264. 85. PATRICK - 54. ODOM, Richard - 9. PEARSON - 142, 240. ODUM, Josie - 186. PEARSON - John, 15, 106, 107; ODUM, Marth~ Ann, 186, 187. Colonel John, 209; Rev. OLDFIELD, W. M., 150, 155, 156. John, 101, 106; Major John, OLDHAM, Caleb - 212, 264. 229; Moses H., 106, 107; P. OLDHArr;, John, 264; Capt. John, Esquire, 240; Phillip Edmund, 212; Patsey, 212, 265; Sallie, 39; Sarah, 102, 106, 107; 212; Will, 265; William, 212, PEARSON, Sarah Hill - 107. 264. PEAVEHOUSES - 209. OLIVERS - 209. PEEPLES, Henry - 2430 OoLMAN, Mayphine - 51. PENDERGRASS, David - 129, 130. ORR, James - 175. PENN, Billy - 156. ORR, Sally - 50. PENN, William - 233, 234. OSBORNE - 288. PENTECOST, Richard - 147. OSBORNE, Ann - 10, 15, 41, 212, PEPPER - 22, 147. 205, 206, 207, 209, (cont) INDEX P - Continued. P - Continued. PERK (Park), Ed. - 265. POTTS, Eulalla - 285. PERKINS, Emma - 186. POU, Henry Patrick - 218. PERRY, A. Cleveland - 34; Alvin POWELL - A.H., 254; Charles, Cleveland, 33; Alvin Hill, 254; Emily G., 254; George, 33; Mrs. Cleveland, 34; Elizabeth, 213; Seneca, 254. 171; Emma, 170, 171, 172; Emma PRATHER, Thomas - 238. Louise Jane, 171; Ernest, 171; PRATT, John - 61. Henrietta, 173; Jack, 33; John PRATT, Wm. - 71. O., 171, 173; Lois, 173; Louise PRESTON, Phillip - 238, 239. J., 183; Lucy Thomas, 171; PREWITT, Catherine - 219. Marjorie, 173; Martha Whitworth, PRICE - Darcus, 171; Darcy 170; Mary, 173; Mozelle, 173; Mobley, 223; John, 235; Ruth, 171; Susan, 33; Viola, Margaret, 59, 71, 73, 226; 173; William, 170; William Henry, Rice, 235, 236; Rice Jr., 235, 171, 173; William Henry Jr., 17~; 236; Thomas, 235, 236; William, William Thomas, 171. 71, 204, 226. PERRYMAN, Polly - 31. PRESTON, C. J. 1. - 41, 42. PERSALL, Frank B., 36; Frank PULFORD, John, 246, Vincentia, Bartow, 30; Lester, 30; 246. Maggie Bell, 30; Young, 30. PULLINS, John J. - 264. PETERSON, Annie Elizabeth, 217. PUTNAM, Ezekiel - 189. PETERSON, PGggy - 203. PETICQS!, Geo~ - 147. Q PHARR, Herbert Lee, 171. QUARLES, John - 238. PHELPS, John - 235; Nancy QUILLIAN, Alfred - 173. Ann, 265; Wm., 265. QUILLIAN - Il.lma, 173; Jos. D., PICKETT, Keziah - 267. 171, 173; Jos. D. Jr., 173; PICKETT, Kiziahan - 204, 225, Kelley, 173. 266. QUINN, Benjamin - 211. PICKNEY, Charles - 100, 122. QUINN - Frankey, 211; Hiram, PINKSTON, Byron A., 46; John, 213, 264. 264; Sam'l, 264. QUINSBERRY, Sandy - 204. PIRKLE, Beaulah - 171. PIRKLE, Mae - 186. R PLAYER, Major - 240. RABB, Rachel - 203, 216. PLUNKETT, Nannie - 183. RAE, Fred - 22, 69, 244. POLITE, Donna Lois - 96. POLITE - Loretta June, 95; Marilyn Ann, 96; Phyllis Gay, 96; Richard Hamilton, 95, 96; Richard Hamilton, Jr. - 95, 96. RAGSDALE, Dr. Carter - 168. POOL - Robert, 271, Tapely, 7; RAGSD/,LE - Edmund, 168; John William, 271; William Jr., 147; William P., 232. 271. RAIFORD, Phillip - 114, 240. POOLE, Adam, 141, 205, 269. RAILEY, Johnnie Lue - 89. POLLOCK, Bud - 196. RAINES, Carolyn - 191. PORT, Freeman - 264. RALSTON, Gaynor - 171. PORTER, Rev. C. M. - 225. RAMSEY, Lovick P. - 139. PORTER, D. M. (Regiment) - 157. RAMSEY, Mildred H. - 139. POSS, ·Otis - 173. RAMSEY, Virginia Moore, 160. POTTER, Alexander - 138. RAMSEY, W. Henry C., 139. POTTER, Larence Gale - 91. RANDOLF, Tandy - 173. POTTER, Larence Wesley - 91. R - cont,inuPd. 3 20. INDEX R - Continued. R - Continued. RANKIN, America Ella - 160, 161. ROBINS, Charley Coy - 260. RAviJLS, Victoria E. - 225. ROBINS, Cyrene Mobley - 260. RAY, Frederick - 147. ROBINS - Ella F., 49; J., 49; REDUS, Zora - 180. Oscar Coy, 260; Ostie REECE, Edna - 31. Gustie, 260; William, 260. REED, Susannah - 265. ROBINSON, Alexander - 226, 265. REED, Thomas - 265. ROBINSON, Alexander S. - 226. RE GULA TORS , The -. 241. ROBINSON, Bee, 33; Caroline, 33; REID, Susannah li.nderson - 212. Edward, 223; Eliza, 226; REYNOLDS, Ca pt. J\.. M. - 157, Frances Pauline, 33; John, 100, 169. . 204, 223, 226; John A., 204, REYNOLDS, Cedelia - 162. 224, 226; Lucretia, 226; REYNOLDS, John - 169. Margaret, 226; Mary 223; Mary RICE, John - 185. Wagner, 226; Nancy, 226; Patsy, RICE, John S., 129. 265; Robt., 33; Samuel, 226; RIDGEWAY, Clara - 183. Samuel M., 226; Savilla, 226. RIDGEWAY, Mary Magdalene - 188. RODE, Alice - 246. RIDGEWAY - Frances, 146, 186, ROE, Elizabeth - 231. 188; Joe, 183; Warren, 183. ROEBUCK, Nancy, 203, 213. ROBERTS, Corinne Ellen - 163. ROGERS - Elizabeth, 219; Fanny RHODEN - ROWDEN - RODEN~ RODIN (Francis), 206; Henry, 203, RHODEN - Darkus B., 111; Francis, 215, 219; James, 203, 213; 111, 112; Francis N., 111; Jane, 112, 115; Jared, 219; George, 111; Jeremiah, 111, 112; Joseph, 115. John, 112; John H., 117; Mary, ROHL, Minnie - 261. 111, 112; Mary Ann, 112; Savilla, ROJ\fJ-\.N - 22, 14 7. 99; Thomas, 103. ROSBOROUGH, J. - 123. RHODES - 288. ROSBOROUGH, Wm. A. - 129. RHODES, Hickman - 257. ROSS, Dorthata - 265. RHODES - Sara Ellen - 258. ROSS, Jim - 54; John, 283; RHORER - 263. Malinda (Walker), 283; RICHJ.RDSON, Mrs. I,. I. - 260. Mary Elmira - 283; VTm., 283. RICH1\RDSON, Richard - 239. ROSSON, Mrs. B. H. - 102. RICHARDSON, Robt. - 264 ROSSON, Mrs. Etta - 40, 42, 106, RICKS, Myrtle (Green) - 288. 199, 200, 208, 209, 223, RILEY, Drucilla - 219. 250, 266, 274, 278. RILEY, Elizabeth H. - 286. ROVvE, Elizabeth H. - 286. RILEY, Lucinda - 219. ROZELL, Evelyn - 94. RISTROPH, Irma Heard (Mrs. RUEL - 266. Paul L.) - 24. RULE - 266. RIVERS, Mary - 249. RUSSELL, Elizabeth - 256. RIVERS, Robt. - 249, 250. RUSSELL, Rev. W. T. - 194. ROBERSON, F. F., 83. RUTHERFORD, Fannie, 196, 197. ROBERTS, Ina Elaine - 93. RUTHERFORD, Henry - 196. ROBERTS, Ina May - 93. RUTLEGE, George - 13. ROBERTS, Joe Bob - 93. SALLEY, A. J,. 11 Stub Entries to ROBERTS, Joe ChDrles - 93. Indents for Rev. War Claims." ROBEFTS, MhRIAN KAY - 93. 99, 116, 117, 211, 222. ROBERTS, Corinne Ellen, 163. SANDERS - Agatha - 141, J,.lta ROBERTS, Lewis Sr., 104. Darling - 89; J. W., 54; ROBERTS, Hilliam, 104. Susannah, 141. ROBERTSON, Frances - 17. SAPP, Florence - 289. ROBERTSON, William F., 77. SAULS, Hoyt - 52. (continued) 321~ INDEX S. - Continued. S. - Continued. SAULS - Maude, 51. SHIELDS - Elizabeth Charity, SAULS - Ora, 52; Troy M. 52; 23; Emman Jane, 33; Emory Walt, 52. Hill, 34; James Camellus, 33; SAYLORS, Sally Ann - 2$$. John W., 33; Joseph Robert, 33: SCAIFE - Bandre, 106; Charner 34; Margaret H., 34; Robert, T., 109; Charner Terry, 26; Robert Alexander - 33; 106; James Hill, Jr., 106; Susan Ellen (Ella) - 34. James Hill, Sr., 106; Wm., 120. SHIRK, Minnie - 259. SCHEMES, Frank Gary - 161. SHIRLEY, Elijah - 100. SCHEMES, Frank, Jr. - 161. SHIRLEY, Robert - 107, 206. SCHOFIELD, Jennie Richeson - SHRUB, Benjamin - 15. 259, 260. SHUMAKER, Jesse - 267. SCOTS, Robt., - 141. SILER, Elizabeth Rankin - 27. SCOTTS, James - 277. SILER, E1Jgene CJi_ fton - 27. SCROGGINS, Rachel Davis, 250. SIMKINS, John - 38. SEGARS - Bud, 46; James Wm., SIMONS, S. M. - 225. 33, 34; Margaret Sara Jane, SIMMONS, Chas. - 222. 46, 52; Missouri, 51, 54. SIMMONS - Leonard, 51. SELL, L. Frank, 177, 179. SillVIMONS, Mrs. Leonard - 50. SELLS, Harlan - 31. SIMPSON, Alfred - 265. SELLS, Horace - 31. SIMPSON - Jane, 265; Jesse, SELMAN, Betsy, 168, Josie, 168. 283; John, 267; Julia, 213~ SERVER, Cornelia - 173. SIMS - Alfred J., 170, 171, 173. SHACKELFORD, D.S., 220; Mrs. SIMS - f;_mbrose, 257, 258; D.S., 219; John, 112. Camma Minerva, 171; Caroline SHAFFER - 253. F., 183; Charles E., 129; David= SHANKLE, W. Emory - 1$0. 171; Dorcas, 257; Fayette SHANNON, David, 204, 223, 225, Alfred, 171; Henry Hill, 171; 283; Edward, 226; Edward Jack, 178; John Sandford, 17J.; Mobley, 283; Elizabeth Taylor, Mary, 257; Maude, 174; Minervr-.i­

283; Hiram, 283; James, 283; David, 170; Naomi, 171; Nellie 3 John, 283; Margaret McKeown, 178; Odell, 171; Paul, 171; · 283; Moses McKeown, 283; ~ancy Ruth Irene, 171; Tabitha Callie! Mobley, 283; Thomas, 100, 283; 171, 173; Vaughnam, 171; Walter. Capt. Thomas, 221. 171; WalterJ .. , 170; Willie SHARP, Vivia Marion - 260. Jockson, 171. SHAW - Amelia, 251; Eula Dean, SKINNER, Constance Lindsay, 96; John, 129; Joseph, 66; "Pioneers of the Old South­ (land) 100; Roy C., 96; Wavil, westn - 240. 251. SKOT/JLS, Rob. - 142. SHEDD, Montine - 51. SLACK, Jane - 86. SHELLEY, Florence - 184. SLOAN, Henrietta - 289. SHELTON - 213, 214. SLOVER, Elizabeth - 95. SHELTON - Betsey, 212; David, SMEDLEY, 'William Carl - 285. Annette, 137; Nathnniel, 271; SMITH - 22, 147, 209. Thos., 22, 244. SMITH - Albert, 186; Ann SHEPERD - 260. Cameron, 174; Arn-1, 57: SHERLEY, Isoac - 255. Arnold, 32, 177, 179; Mrs •. f_. F~ SHERMllN, J. E. - 104. 196; A. P., 197; Ben, 178; ._ Bishop l., 158; Gamma Jane, .L~~, 169, 170, 173; Carideen, ? ; Celestine, 253; Cynthia, 19u, 197. (Smith continued.) INDEX SMITH - Continued. S - Continued. SMITH - Daniel, 253; David, 147; STARNE, Mrs. Mae - 155. Drucilla, 50; Eli, 179; STARR, Jacob - 199. Elizabe~h, 146, 177; .Elizabeth STARR, Mary Donald Edwards, 174, Hosch, 157; Emma, 51; Elvin A., STARTE, Robert - 208. 218; Frank, 168; G. W., 57; STATEN, Wm. - 57. -George, 17; Mrs. George D., 187; STEED, Dave - 53. George L., ?, George S., 17; STEGALL, James T., - 267. Graham Allen, 173; Graham Hill, STEPHENS, Lavinia - 159. 173, Green, 186; Green Wagner, STEPHENSON, Edw. - 204. 170; Grover, 28; STEVENSON, Andrew - 200. SMITH - Henry, 158; Herbert, 180; STEVENSON - David, 67, 75, 77, James, 238, 277; James Allen: 199, 230. 173; James Allen Smith, Jr., 173; STEVENSON - David E., 75; David r-,..-- - - .,.. ~.· , ,..::i Taylor, 75; Dorcas Hill, 60~

J. 64, 199; Ellen, 75; Elizabeth, SMITH - Jane E., 238; Joau, _._,.-_:; 75, 230; Elizabeth (Betty), 19~', Job, 50, 66, 278; John, 158, 169, Hugh, 199, 200; Hugh M., 75; 186, 270; John B., 57; John Wm., James, 67, 74; James S., 75, 32, 158; Joseph, 50, 57; Kate, 199; Jane, 199; Jannette (Jenn~~) 158; Lucille, 158; M. W., 180; 59, 199; Jennit (jennie),67, Mary Ann Arnold, 170; Margaret,-~ 68, 69, 199; Jennite, 75; John, 141; Margaret E., 35; Martin 60, 64, 75, 77, 199, 200, 230; Beaty, 253; Mary Lee, 186; STEVENSON - John S., 75; Lizzie Matilda Frances, 158; M. M., 83; Hill, 199; Lizzie Levister, Nancy, 279; Nancy Camp, 169; 199; Margaret, 199; Martha, 75, Mrs. Oscar D., 186; Paul, 32, 35; 199; Mary, 199; Mattie, 199; Paul A., 158; Polley, 147; Mollie, 200; Nancy, 75; Nellie Ralph, 158; Rhoda, 136; Russell Weir, 75; Robert, 199; · Robt. A., 158; Ruth Lott, 158; S., 264; M., 68; Robert (Robin), 200; Sandford, 169; Sara Jane, 50; Samuel, 199; William, 199; Sarah Ann, 132; Susan, 169; Wm. Christopher, 75. Truman Kellog, 186; Viva Ann, STEWART - 66. 181; William, 141; William B., STEWART, Delia (Dell) - 32. 158; William (Billie) 180; Wm. STEWART, Francis Marion - 29. James, 51; William Russell, 32, STEWART, James L. Esquire - 77. 34, 158; Vllilliam 1;;Tayne, 253; ST~WART, Lucinda Ann - 26. SMITH - Dr. W.W., 234, 253. STEWART, Reuben - 26. SMYSOR - 255. STEWART, Victor Gene - 29. 3MYSOR, Laura, 255; Serepta, 255. STIMSON, W. H. - 83. '30RBERRY, Jeremiah - 238. STITH, Mary Goodwin - 247. :mUTH CAROLINA BIBLE RECORDS, STOKES - Allen, 287; Calvin, 211. 287; Dannie, 287; SPENCE, Frances Meriam - 161. Josephine, 287; Louise, 287; SPURLOCK, Gilbert - 261. Susan, 287. ~PURLOCK, Laurence C., 261. STONE - 76, 237. 2PURLOCK, Nancy - 261. STONE - Charles P., 200; :-,TAGNER, John, 265; Milly, 265. Elizabeth, 15, 200, 225, i;TANFORD, Harwell - 262. 267; Euseibus, 236; Eva, 59, STANLEY, Cicero - 169. 61, 200; Jas., 200; Jacob, 64 1 !_;T ANLEY, Margery - 257. 67, 76, 77, 81, 200, 267; ~;TANTON, Fannie - 184. Jacob, Jr., 65; Jacob, Sr., 6~; fTANTON, Frances - 53. John, 205; Margaret, 26, 65, ;:,TANTON, Mary Frances - 183. 200; Nathan, 76; Pritchard, 200. (Stone - continued) 323 ,. INDEX STONE - continued. T - continued. STONE - Samuel, 200; Sarah, 200; THOMAS - Mrs. Alice, 187; Alice Thomas, 200; Wm. , 2.3 6 · Golden, 217; Capt. Anderso~, 1/vm. Jr., 236. 206; Anderson, 232; 243, 269; STRAIN - Almon J., 30; Ben, 30; Daniel Rigby, 217. Imogene, 30; Maggie, 30. THOMAS, Ida Mary - 217. STROUD - John, 278; Orion, 56. THOMAS, Frances Ann, 217; John, STUART, John - 264. 118; John Berry, 217; STULB, Mrs. Dorothy - 216, 253. Jonathan, 232; James, 269; Levi STURDIVANT, Jessee - 57. James, 217; Levi James; Jr., SUDDATH, Mamie - 49. 217; Lois, 174; Lollie, 217; SULLIVAN, Henry W. - 28. Mabry, 141, 142; Maria,·51; SULLIVAN, Henry Wilbur - 174. Nelly, 36; Olwen Morgan, 174; SULLIVAN, Joseph P. - 174. Reuben Edward, 217; Sara, SU1VID1ERONS, Martha Bush - 177, Catherine, 217; Suke (Susanna) 1 179. 232; W. D., 51; William, SUMPTER, General - 214, 241, 242. Chapman, 217; William Gwyn, SUTHERLAND, Leona - 160. 174; William Howard, 186. SUTTON - James, 277; James J., THOMPSON - 22, 147. 278; Jona, 277; Mary, 202, THOMPSON, Alan ipJalker, 161; Ann 208, 277; Nancy, 202, 208. 172; Carole, 172; Cecil, Hosch, 161; David, 278; Edna, TALBOT - Isham, 238; John, 2.38; 161; Edward F., Sr., 172; Emily 1 Matthew, 235, 2.38, 263. 177; George, 171, 172; George TALI FERRO - 71. Jr., 172; George III, 172; · TALMADGE, Senator Herman - 191. Gladys Elaine, 171; Jane, 199; TANKERSLEY, Helen - 258. Jeff Henson, 172; John A., 171; TANKERSLEY, John Samuel - 25$. John A., Jr., 172; John Parker TANKERSLEY, Stella May MOBLEY·, 161; Marian Lucille, 161; 258. Martha A., 36; Mary 58, 184; TANQUARY, Virginia Corine - 91. Mary Jean,· 161; Mildred celestj:,: TANNER - Annie, 178; Bertie, 161; Nancy, 199; Paul Howard, 178; Bessie, 178; Herman, 161; Rowena Hill, 172; Sam, 199; 178; Leila, 17$; Mary Emma, 178; Suzanne, 171; Tommy, 172; Maynard, 178; Noble, 178; Percy, William H., 172; William 178; Ruby, 178; Wm. T., 177, Howard, 101. 178, 179. THORTON, Annie Mae - 158. TATURN, Saml. H. - 264. TITSHA:'J, Ara Frances - 162. TAYLOR - Alfred, 155; Anson, TIPTON - 287. 264; Dora, 153; Edward, 232; TOLLIFERRO, Richard - 215. G. W., 267; Henry, 225; John, TOSS, Thos. - 265. 203, 223, 225; John H., 225; TREADWELL, Mary - 171. Kathleen, 155; Lucinda, 225; TRIBBLE, Andrew - 212. Maridith, 225; Robert, 155; TRIPLET - 43. Samuel, 225; Tom, 165; Tom P., TRIPLETT, John - 117, 118, 150, 155, 156; Virginia, 155, TUCKER - John, 169; John Wm. 156. 164; Joseph, 109; Mary TERRELL, G.D. - 262. Lisanna, 164; Nancy, 109; TERRY, Elizabeth - 102, 107. Sally Laurie Vaughn, 164. TERRY, Stephen - 100, 101, 103, TUCKER - William Gareth, 164; ,107, 109. Wm. J., 109. TERSEL, Samuel, 130, 131. TUDDER, Charity - 265. TERSEL, Susan - 130, 131. TUDER, Anna - 213, TUDER, Anny - 265. (continued) 324. INDEX T - Continued w - TUDOR, Anna (Taylor) - 203. WADDILL, J. T. Jr., - 238. TUDOR, Daniel - 203, 264, 265. WAFFORD (Warf:6ord - Wofford), TUDOR, K-iney - 264. Rose - 98. TULL, J. Wagoner - 274. WAGES - Frank, 30; Herman, 171; TURNBULL, Colonel - 242. J. Mansel, 169, 171; John, TURNER - Anna, 213; Ed, 203, 110, 169~ Sarah, 283. 214; Harris, 142; James, vIAGNER(SJ - 1 60; John, 203, 214, 236, 238, WAGNER - WAGONER - WAGGONER 264, 265; John, Jr., 238; Thos., WAGNER - Alvin B., 279; Amos, 265. 279; Anne, 278; Celia, 279; TUTTLE, Deborah Ann - 92. Edna L., 280; Elisha, 279; TUTTLE - Marsha Eldon, 92; Elizabeth, 168, 279; Elizabeth Marshall, 92; Sharon Kay, Johnston, 274; Elzy, 279; 92~ Emsey, 279; TWITTY, Hiram - 261. WAGGONER or WAGNER, Fort - 240, TYNES, Benjamin - 116. 274. TYNES, Henry - 281. WAGNER (All Spellings) - George, TYREE, Eula Reona - 88. 276, 277, 278, 279, 280; Gilbert, 279; Hannah, 279; UPCHURCH, Red - 173. Hans - 222, 274, 275, 276, 277, UPCHURCH, William - 255. 278, 279; Helen L., 280; UPTON, Ruth - 262. Kezekiah, 279; Ira, 279; Isaac, 275, 277, 278, 279; Isaiah, 279; VALENTINE, Caroline - 199. Jans, 274; Jemima, 279; Joel, VANDERFORD - 54. 279; John, 141, 208, 222, 239, VAUGHN, Alma Hosch - 163, 164. 275, 276, 277, 278; John G., VAUGHN - Dan Russell, 163; 280; John Garland, 274, 275, Dottie Digby, 164; Fabor 280; John (Jack), 279; John · Hatcher, 164; Ganor Rene, 164; Jr., 276; Margaret, 274, 277, George Hosch, 163, 164; Hugh H., 278, 28·0; Marie Dela shmette, 163; James, 163; Margie B., 274; 164; Leila Mirian, 163, 164; WAGNER-WAGGONER, Mary, 71, 202, Paul William, 163, 164, 167; 222, 224, 225, 226, 274, 275, Paul Willaim Jr., 163; Sally 277, 279; Nancy, 279; Narcissa, Laurie, 164. 279; Phillip, 279; Phillip VAUGHT - William - 208. Bert, 280; Phillip G., 280; VAUGHT, Capt. William - 209. Polly, 279; Robert, 279; Roxa, VENABLE, Dilmus - 30. 279; Sallie, 279; Suka, 276; VENABLE, Ellen - 30. Susan, 277; 279; Susanna, 278; VERNER, Dorothy - 191. William, 279; William G., 280; VERNON, Katie Lee - 196. William H., 279. VINCENT, Sarah - 130, 131. WAINRIGHT, (Col.) Charles Roy, VINERTA, Blanca - 98. 262. VON DER BURG, Peter - 268, 269. WALDEN, Alfred - 255. VONDER BURG, Walter (Valentine), WALDEN, Charles - 255. 268. WALDEN - John (Page), 255. VOUGHT, Jemima - 203. WALDEN - Margaret, 255; Mary, VO¥LES - A. C., 180; Mrs. A. C., 255; Serepta, 255. 14, 146, 180, 181; Eunice WALDROP, Mary Leila - 258. Byrns, 180, 181; John Alonzo, WALKER - Joel, 265; Louise, 181; Lemmie Kerbow, 181. 161; Sarah Elizabeth, 217; William - 279. WALL - 31. (Wa 11 continued.) 325., INDEX WALL - Continued., W - Continued. WALL, Ernest - 53. WHITEHEAD - Cammie, 186; WALL, Martha - 36. Elizabeth Pickett, 203, WALLACE, Cordo - 1$5. 223; Ernest, 186; Lee, 186; WALLACE, Ethel - 185. Rosa, 186. WALLACE, Hershell - 185. WHITLEY, Dorothy Maton - 92. WALLACE, Jack - 185. WHITWORTH, Jackson, 169, 180. WALLACE - Leonidus, 1$5; Mary WHITWORTH, John C., - 72. Alice, 95, 96; Oliver D., 'WHITWORTH, Martha Johnston, 171. 180; Rebecca, 118; Samuel E., WIDNOR, Jacob - 243. 95; William, 1S5. . WILEY - Alton, 30; Alvin, 30; WALLIS, Hugh - 118. Anna, 30; Bertha, 30; WALLIS, John~ 132. Callie, 30; Clyde, 30; Ellen, WARD - Brice,_ 190; Brice Jr., 30; Hill, 30;-Jerome, 30~ 31; 190; Henry, 190; Jim, 190; Joe, 30; Lola, 30; Lorenzo, 30; John, 237; Marion, 190;-Thomas, Peter, 129; Robert, 30; Scott, 110. 30; Winona, 30; Willie Scott, WARREN, Jim - 196. 30. WARREN, Julian - 172. WILKERSON, Wm., 264, 265 .. WARREN, Mildred Mobley (Mrs. WILKINSON, Frances Mae - 262. R. E. ) - 2 59, 260. WILKS, Sarah Elmira - 283. WARREN, Mrs. Jim - 196. WILKS, Wm .. , 137, 138. WARREN, R. E. - 260. WILLIS, Anderson - 228. WARING, B. N. - 122. WILLIAf.~S - 22, 14 7. WARSHAM - Chrystine 1 155; Edward WILLIAMS - Alva, 285; Anna Lee, 150, 155; Jennile, 155; Ruth, 48; Arcania, 30; Lorene, 155. Billy, ? Cammie A., 47, 48; WATERS, J. A. - 133. Cicero, 152; Emily Hanna Esthers WATLINGTON, Petty Lee - 192. 48; Hosea C., 48; Isaac B., llS; WATTS, John - 138. Jame s A 1 be rt , 4 7, 4 8 ; John , 2 3 7 ; WATTS, Margaret - 277. John Floyd, 48; Johnnie, 152; WATSON, Mary - 207. Joseph David, 48; Lanora, 285; WEAR, John - 107. Matthew, 129; Maude Franklin, WEAR, Thomas~ 107. 195; Nancy, 288; Nancy Jane WEATHERS - 229. Hill, 48, 49; Preston H., 47, vvEATHERS, B. H., 230. 48; Regina, 130; Robert Pickney, WEATHERS, Benjamin A., 230. 47, 48, 49; Robert Samuel, 48; WEATHERS, Merryman H,, 230. Sarah, 232; Sunie A., 48; 11JEBB, Noah - 279. Vera, 152; Vernon, 152. Webb, Temperance - 24. WILLIAMSON, Alice Ann - 174., WEBB, Virginia - 106. WILLIAMSON, Augustus S. - 174u WEEKS, Florence - 172. WILLIAMSON,. Beverett - ? WEIR - Annie Lou - 158; John, WILLIA~SON, C, B4 - 28G 218; Nellie, 67, 199; Sam'l, WILLIAMSON, Caroline Ann - l ?L;," 218. WILLIAMSON, Dan Hugh, 28, 174. WEST, Littleton - 67. WILLIAMSON, Dan H., Jr. 28, Fl:~. WESSCO, George - 100. WILLIAMSON, Mrs. Dan H., 34. WHALEY - Lemontine - 145, 150. ~ ·36, 45, 50, 72, 150, 153, WHEELER, Hoyt - 52. 168, 174, 180, 183, 189, 196, WHIPP, George Calvin - 260. 278 .. WHITAKER, Irvine - 264. WILLIAMSON, Col.. John -. 157. WHITE, David - 142. WILLIAMSON, Latrelle - 49, lT/ __ WHITE - Jepe, 264; Louisa, 154; WILLIAMSON, Marsha - 51. Margaret, 26, 28, 36; Robt~~ 38, 45, 55, 170~ 3 26. INDEX W - Continued. WRIGHT - Continued. WILLS, Edwin - 32. WRIGHT - Carrol. Parks, 50; WILLS - J. A., 32; James, 26, David, 281; Dr. E., 130, 3 2; J • R. , 29; Joe R. , 3 7; 131; Edna Mae, 51; Edward, 50; Lillian, 32; Mary Ruth, 32; Edward J., 49, 52; Edward Olive, 32; Ralph, 32; Russell Wofford , 51, E l la F • , 5 2 ; 32; Sara, 32; William (Billiej Emory, 49, 50, 51; Francis 32. Sanders, 51; George A., 52;, WILMOTH, Samuel - 120. Isabella·1 ,50, 51, 52, 54; J. A., WILSON, Archibald - 104. 52; J. O., 52; James H., 49, 52; WILSON, Olive, 50. James Walker, 50, 52; Jessie WILSON, Ralph - 235. Baugh, 50; John, 264, 271; WINDER, Georgia, city of - 182. John W., 51;.Judson, 49; Mamie WINDER, John H., General - 182. 49; Margaret, 130, 131, 255; WINDSOR, Luke - 274, 251. Mary, 21, 45; 51; Mary Isabelle, WINN - Col., 210, 229; John, 9; 49; Maude L., 50, 52; Nancy L., Capt. John, 210; Col. John, 52; Philo, 50; Pinkey, 282, 283; 205, 209; Richard, 11, 110, 208; Richard U., 49, 50; S. F., 52; Col. Richard, 209. Solomon, 271; Thomas, 236, 271; WINNSBORO NEWS & HERALD - 241. Thomas Russell, 50, 52; Thomas WINSER, Ignatius - 247, 251. Zion, 49, 50, 51, 52; Uriah S., WITE, David - 141. _ 281, 282, 283; Vernon S., 49; WITHROW, John Thomas.., 261. W. S., 52; Wiley J., 49, 50, WITHROW, Nancy Clara - 261. 51, 52; Willey Mae, 50; Wm., WOOD - James Emory, 188; Lillian 18, 229, 230, 281; Wm. W., Olivia, 92; Lula Sprat, 150, 155, 49. 156; Olivia, 30; Shirley Ann, YATES - 287. 165; Wood, 106. YEARWOOD, Minnie - 188. WOODMAN, G. 1'1. - 69. YONGUE, S. W. - 111. WOODS, Arch - 265. YOUNG, Alma M. - 288 1 290. WOODS, Eliz. - 265. YOUNG, Alvin - 289. WOODS, John - 265. YOUNG, Anna Belle - 290. WOODS, Opal - 98. YOUNG, C. G., Mrs. 3, 6, 106. WOODWARD, Annie Laurie - 151, YOUNG - Eva, 289; Evelyn, 289; 153; Billy, 282; George W., Floyd E., 289;. Helen, 289; 69; Howard Lucian, 92; Jemima, Herbert A., 289; Jack, 289; 101, 103; John Barette, 204, James, 128; Katie Clara, 290; 224, 226; Kathryn Louise, 92; Leolia Clela, 288; Lloyd, 289; Miss., 225; Lucian LeRoy, 92; Lucille, 289; Mack, 289; Mary Mobley, 226; · ·. Martin, 100; May.Estell, 289; WOODWARD MEETING HOUSE - 241. Otto Cecil - 289; Patricia Kay, WOODWARD, Capt. Thomas - 200. 289; Paul, 289; Raymond, 289; WOODWARD, Major T. W., 281, 282, Robert, 99, 100, 107; Sherlyn 283; Wm. B. , 223 • Ann, 289; Thelma, 289; Thomas WOOLEY, Ezekiel - 266. F., 288, 289, 290; Urshel, WORTHY - 132. 289; Vera, 289; Virginia Lee, WORTHY - C. T., 133; Elizabeth, 289; W. H., 289, 290; Wayne, 2A1: 129; Henry, 130, 134; Jane, William, 290; William L., 129; Nancy Hill, 130, 131, 134; 289; Winnie Laura, 289; Wm., Thos., 129. 289; Zelma Lola, 290. WRIGHT - 237. WRIGHT - Anna Mae, 50; Boland, YOUNGBLOOD, T. N. - 106. 281; Callie Ann? ; C. J., 50; Clarence, 50; Cornelia Jane, 50, 51. (Wright continued)