William HILL, JR.

                   BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS-CHILDREN:
            Information taken from Jerri Ritter.
                  

                   BIRTH-DEATH-SPOUSE-PARENTS-CHILDREN:  info. taken from Jerri Ritter.
CHILDREN-SPOUSE:  1986 IGI
MARRIAGE DATE & PLACE: 1994 IGI
                  

                   BIRTH-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS:  info. taken from Jerri Ritter.
                  

                   BIRTH-SPOUSE-CHILDREN:
       1820 Census of Wayne County, Tennessee
            John Hill is on pg. 332, Gersham Hill is on pg. 328, James Hill is
                 on pg. 328, and Abel Hill is on pg. 323; all of Wayne County.
            John Hill is listed as a male age 45 or older, his wife is age
                 45 or older, they have 2 daughters between ages of 10-16,
                 and 1 daughter under age 10, 1 son age 10-16, and 1 son under
                 age 10.
       1830 Census of Wayne County, Tennessee
                 John has died and Obedience Hill is the head of household.
       Mortgage Deed of Wayne County, Tenn.  FHL film #0549280 book C pg. 1
            John sells (conveys) to Obedience Hill: one cow and two yerlings,
            one calf, three bed steads and furniture, one sow and three choats
            one folding lid table, one pot and two kettles, one pair irons, one
            looking glass and one skillet, for $63.90. Dated Jan 29, 1833
            Witnesses:  John G. Hill and Thomas W. Hill
       Land Deed of Gift in Wayne County, Tenn.  Record Book A, pg. 355
            John Hill to Thomas Williamson Hill, "son of the said John Hill"
            "In consideration of natural affection... Conveys: six acres in
            7th District, Range 9, Section 5 including a small spring
            reserving to my wife Obedience Hill during her natural life the
            free use and occupation of the same.  Dated March 6, 1829
            Witnesses:  James C. Alderson and Ferdinand C. Barber
       LETTER---to Ester Brown from Josie Pauplin whose mother was the daughter
            of Cynthia Norman.  Josie's mother wrote down a list of some of her
            aunts and uncles in Feb. 9, 1922.  Her list included James Hill,
            Green Hill, Gasham Hill, Buck Hill, Nancy Clayton, Naoma Bivins,
            Mary "Polly" Bergis, Frances "Frankie" Lamb, Martha "Patsy" Wilson,
            Cynthia Norman.
DEATH:  1830 Census of Wayne County, Tennessee
            John's wife Obedience Hill is listed as the head of household.
          Deed Book A pg. 355-6 of Wayne County, Tennessee
LAND:  Deeds in Rutherford County, Tennessee:
            Deed B 1-pg 620
            Deed B 1-pg 589
            Deed B 4-pg. 173,665,666,331,187.
            Deed B 8-pg. 376
            Deed B 2-pg. 307,637
            Deed B 7-pg. 368
          Land purchase, 3 acres in Wayne County, Tenn. on the Green River on
            the 8th April 1825.  Chain Carriers were Greenberry Hill &
            Thomas Burgess.

          Deed in Wayne County, Tennessee; Book B pg. 191. Dated Oct 18, 1834
          Deed in Wayne County, Tennessee; Book A pg. 355-6.
HISTORY:  Goodspeed Histories fo Tennessee, Wayne County 1886. Begin pg. 770
       "Waynesboro was founded in 1821, on lands owned by Wm. Burns.  A deed
        was made for 40 acres to James Hollis, John Hill, Nathan Biffle and
        Chas. Burns for $300.  These men were the commissioners appointed by
        the General Assembly to establish a county seat for Wayne County.  The
        transfer was made March 1, 1823.  The commisioners were empowered to
        sell lots, and with the proceeds to build a court house, jail, stocks,
        etc.   Among the first purchasers of lots were .... John Hill, and
        Obedience Hill.  The first dwelling-house was erected by Wm Burns in
        1821...stood some distance from town near where Mr. Whitby now lives.
        Wm. Barnett's stood where Mr. Hassell's house now stands; John Hill's
        was near.  These were the first houses in Waynesboro proper, and were
        small round-log houses."
OCCUPATION:  Elected Ranger of Wayne County in 1817 and later Commisioner.
DEATH:  John was still living on March 6, 1829 but had died by 1830.
BURIAL:  grave no longer has a marker.  Info. from Jerri Ritter
MILITARY:  John Hill was at the battle of the Horse Shoe, under General
       Jackson, in the Creek War and was called by the Indians "Captain
       Big John Hill".  This information comes from "Wheeler's Reminiscences,
       Wake County, North Carolina 1884".
                  

                   BIRTH-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS-CHILDREN:  info. taken from Jerri Ritter.
                  

                   BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS:  info. taken from Jerri Ritter.
                  

                   BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS:
        Information taken from Jerri Ritter.
                  

                   BIRTH-SPOUSE-PARENTS:  info. taken from Jerri Ritter.
                  

                   BIRTH-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS:  info. taken from Jerri Ritter.
                  

                   BIRTH-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS:  info. taken from Jerri Ritter.
NAME:  Researcher Jerri Ritter lists her as Polly.
         Researcher Bobbie Moffat lists her as Martha.
         1933 IGI lists her as Martha born abt. 1783.
                  

                   BIRTH-DEATH-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-PARENTS:  info. taken from Jerri Ritter.