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Birth Abt 1770 Pattersen Creek, Hampshire Co, VA 
- born between 1760-1770
Gender Male Died 1837 Tuscarawas Co, Salem Twp, OH Buried Centenary Cemetery, Tuscarawas Co, Salem Twp, OH Person ID I626 larsen family Last Modified 18 Sep 2007 00:00:00 Father Hill Charles, b. 31 Dec 1742, North Farnham Parish, Richmond Co, VA Mother Unknown Family ID F779 Group Sheet Family Vaughn Charity, b. 1771, Hampshire Co, VA Married 19 May 1799 Culpeper Co, VA Children 1. Hill Robert William, b. 26 Feb 1800, Hampshire Co, VA 2. Hill Charles, III, b. 9 May 1802, Culpeper Co, VA 3. Hill Joseph, b. 18 Mar 1804, Hampshire Co, VA 4. Hill Margaret, b. 25 May 1806, Culpeper Co, VA 5. Hill Catherine, b. 14 Oct 1808 6. Hill John, b. 4 Dec 1809, Tuscarawas Co, OH 7. Hill William H., b. 8 Nov 1812 8. Hill Nancy, b. 21 Jan 1814 9. Hill Jesse, b. 7 Jul 1817 10. Hill Thomas, b. 21 Nov 1819 Family ID F595 Group Sheet -
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Sharon Landingham photo posted 5/7/07 to John Hill MyFamily.com. -
Notes - “Jesse Hill, a Virginian, emigrated to the Tuscarawas Valley in 1806, and leased land in the southern part of the Salem tract, east of the river. In 1824, he purchased Lot 13 of this tract, where he lived till his death in 1844. A son, Isaac, dwells on the home place, and two other sons reside in the township. Charles Hill, brother of Jesse, came about the same time, leased and settled Lot 8 of the Salem tract, and remained a life-long resident of the township.” (Page 634)
"Charles Hill and Charity Vaughn married in Hampshire Co, VA and lived along Patterson Creek. They were neighbors of the GOOD line. The Goods and Hills moved together from Hampshire Co, VA." as per Bill Good, 3/1/07 on MyFamily Tuscarawas County website.
Hampshire County, Virginia formed from Augusta, Frederick, and Hardy Counties. Now part of West Virginia. Hardy County gave small portions in 1819-1829, 1862, and 1865-1866. Legislative enactment in 1753. Organized in 1754.
Today, Patterson Creek is an unincorporated community at northeastern end of Mineral County, WV. County seat is Keyser, WV. Mineral County was created from Hampshire County on 2/1/1866. [1]
- “Jesse Hill, a Virginian, emigrated to the Tuscarawas Valley in 1806, and leased land in the southern part of the Salem tract, east of the river. In 1824, he purchased Lot 13 of this tract, where he lived till his death in 1844. A son, Isaac, dwells on the home place, and two other sons reside in the township. Charles Hill, brother of Jesse, came about the same time, leased and settled Lot 8 of the Salem tract, and remained a life-long resident of the township.” (Page 634)
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Sources - [S72] (Warner, Beers & Co., Chicago 1884).
- [S72] (Warner, Beers & Co., Chicago 1884).
