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Burial - [place: Eagle Springs Cemetery, Coryell County, TX]

Burial - [place: Providence Cemetery, Batesville, GA]

Burial - [place: Mt. Carmel Baptist Church]

Adoniram HILL and Nancy HARDY had 8 children.

Burial - [place: Hills Crossing Cemetery, Habersham County, GA]

Burial - [place: Providence Cemetery, Habersham County, GA]

Burial - [place: Providence Cemetery, Habersham County, GA]

Elizabeth HILL had one child, a daughter, by James MOORE. Upon Elizabeth's death, her second husband, Jesse MORRISON was granted guardianship of the daughter.

Emanuel's first wife or wives are currently unknown. He had two children born in South Carolina and two in Georgia before marrying Cenia in 1858. He was also 20 or 25 years older than Cenia, depending on which year of birth you pick. On one
census he was born in 1808 and on another it was 1813.

We have been unable to locate him on the U.S. Census in the years 1840, 1850 or 1860; however, he was listed on the 1860 Agriculture Census living in Cass County, GA (Cartersville P.O.). He was shown to have 160 acres of land, (60 acres under
cultivation). He had two horses, one mule, two milk cows, four other cattle, and eight pigs.

On the 1870 Agriculture Census, Emanuel had 160 acres of land in Cherokee County, 50 under cultivation. He had 1 horse, 1 mule, 2 milk cows, 3 other cattle, 5 sheep and 15 pigs.

In 1880, Emanuel owned 130 acres of land in Cherokee County, 30 under cultivation. The census indicated he had 1 horse, 1 mule, 3 milch cows, 2 calves, 3 other cattle and 4 pigs.

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Burial - [place: Olive Vine Church Cemetery]

Burial - [place: Blue Creek Baptist Cemetery, White County, GA]

Henry and Irene had sixteen children, all but one of which lived to adulthood. As of this writing (1997), eleven of these offspring are still living. The genealogy of Henry and Irene and their descendants is being maintained in a separate
database by the producers of the ancestry contained here.

Occupation -
Farmer, Carpenter, Railroad Worker

Burial - [place: Pine Log Methodist Church Cemetery, Bartow Co, GA]

Isaac HILL and Elizabeth TATUM had 8 children.

Burial - [place: Providence Cemetery, Habersham County, GA]

Burial - [place: Providence Cemetery, Habersham County, GA]

Birth: ®34; ®35

Burial - [place: Bethlehem Baptist Cemetery, Habersham County, GA]

Burial - [place: Hazel Creek Baptist Cemetery, Habersham County, GA]

Burial - [place: Rock Creek Baptist Cemetery, Stephen County, GA]

William enlisted in the Confederate Army on May 1, 1861. He served in Company G, 18th Georgia Volunteer Infantry, Army of Northern Virginia. William was shot in the left arm at the Battle of Cedar Creek, Va.; parolled on April 30, 1865 at
Richmond, Va. He drew a war pension in Cherokee and Bartow Counties. He last applied in Jan. 1899. He stated on various applications that he moved from South Carolina to Georgia in 1850, 1854, 1855, and 1858. ®3

Occupation -
Farmer

Burial - [place: Stilesboro, GA]

William HILL and Sallie HARDY had 11 children.

William enlisted in the Confederate Army on 4 March 1862 and served as a Private in Company A, 52nd Regiment., Georgia Volunteer Infantry. He was captured near Cartersville, Ga. on 21 May 1864 and sent to Rock Island, Ill. He was released
on 21June 1865. William was Ordinary of Habersham County for 27 years in the late 1800's and early 1900's.

Burial - [place: Bethlehem Baptist Cemetery, Habersham County, GA]

Burial - [place: Pine Log Methodist Church Cemetery]

Wilson HILL and Sara COLE had 10 children.

Burial - [place: Providence Cemetery, Habersham County, GA]

Daughter of Philip HINES and Mary SHUFORD. Annie's sister, Elizabeth, married David's brother, Lewis.

Daughter of Philip HINES and Mary SHUFORD. Elizabeth's sister, Annie, married Lewis' brother, David.

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Caroline HOLLOWAY's mother, Elizabeth would have been 49 years old when Caroline was born.

Occupation -
Farmer

Entry in "Abstracts of Death Records for Johnson Co, Tn, 1908-41" by Eddie M. Nikazy:

"Linville E. C. HOLLOWAY, born: 8 Apr 1851 in North Carolina, wodower, parents: Linville HOLLOWEY (NC) and Elizabeth BROOKSHIRE (NC), cause of death: "brights disease", informant: Don C. Walker (Butler), died 23 Feb 1930, record (1903)
#:6014."

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