Hill, William Jr. | MosaicNC

Biographical Description

William Hill was born in Anson County, North Carolina on September 7, 1804. A farmer in Anson County, he helped his mother Huldah pursue a widow's pension for his father's involvement in the Revolutionary War. He moved to Alabama sometime after 1840. He died in Chambers County, Alabama on April 23, 1853.

As Sender

Affidavit of Jonathan J. Hill and William Hill in support of a Pension Claim for Huldah Hill, 24 April 1845, page 1

24 April 1845

Affidavit of Jonathan J. Hill and William Hill in support of a Pension Claim for Huldah Hill, 24 April 1845

As Recipient

Currently there are no documents available where this individual is the recipient.

Named In

Letter from Rusfus R. Johnson to James L. Edwards, circa 9 October 1840, page 1

9 October 1840 - 31 October 1840

Letter from Rufus R. Johnson to James L. Edwards, circa 9 October 1840

Proof of Death for Huldah Hill, circa July 1845

1 July 1845 - 31 July 1845

Proof of Death for Huldah Hill, circa July 1845

Order from William Learned Marcy on the Pension Claim of Huldah Hill, 29 July 1845

29 July 1845

Order from William Learned Marcy on the Pension Claim of Huldah Hill, 29 July 1845

Additional Information

Father

Hill, Huldah (née Jackson)

Mother

Hill, Jonathan J.

Brother

Hill, Isaac (Anson)

Brother

Brother

Hill, Hulda Jr.

Sister

Brother

Grandfather

Uncle

Jackson, Jonathan

Uncle

Bartley, Elizabeth (née Jackson)

Aunt

Duncan, James Sr.

Uncle

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