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Jacob Albert Hill[1, 2]

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Name Jacob Albert Hill [3] Born Abt 1820 Newbury, SC [3]
Gender Male Marriage License 1841 Census 23 Aug 1850 Newbury, SC 1850 Fed Census, Newbury, SC-JacobAlbertHill
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Move 1850's Tuscaloosa, AL _FSFTID K67T-R9Z _FSLINK https://familysearch.org/tree/#view=ancestor&person=K67T-R9Z _UID 02F737C2F1A40B42A2C43AA6FB06B1E8B4DB Died Yes, date unknown Person ID I101 Barnett-Farrar-160716 Last Modified 16 Jul 2016
Family Elizabeth Chapman Married 1841 - UID D70EF887BFA4CE47A99C740AE80C617D71B1
Alt. Marriage 12 May 1841 [4] Alt. Marriage 12 May 1841 , , Alabama [4]
Alt. Marriage 12 May 1841 [4] Alt. Marriage 12 May 1841 [4] Children 1. Mary Elizabeth Hill, b. 3 Jan 1846, Rock Hill, SC , d. 24 Oct 1924, Madison, Texas
(Age 78 years)
Last Modified 16 Jul 2016 Family ID F42 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Photos Jacob Albert Hill and Family Jacob Albert Hill
(Inscribed on photo back)
My Father Jacob Albert Hill. Born in South Carolina, moved to Alabama where he served in the State Legislature during the Civil War. Being a Preacher he did not enlist, but when not in Legislature served as Captain of Home Guard in Walker Co. North Alabama where I was born. [Signed] D. C. Hill
Headstones JacobAlbertHillHeadstone.jpg
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Notes - Jacob Albert Hill was the firstborn son of Elisha Hill and Elizabeth (Souter) Hill of Newberry South Carolina. Their second son, William Langdon Hill, was born in 1822. When Elisha married Elizabeth, she was a widow with four children;Andrew, Adam, Nancy and Betsy Zuber. Elisha died at 29 years of age in 1824 but left the family well-off financially. Jacob was ordained as a Baptist minister and preached at Enoree Baptist Church. He married Elizabeth Chapman in 1841. He and his wife moved to Tuscaloosa, Alabama in the 1850s and he was elected as a State Representative in 1861. He favored secession from the Union and two of his sons, Andrew Malone and John Paul Hill, served with the Confederate Army, while he remained as a Captain of the Home Guard in Tuscaloosa. John Paul Hill was killed at the age of 20 in the battle of Franklin,TN in 1864 and is buried there. After the war was lost he moved his family to East Texas where he was the Pastor of Daily Baptist Church near present-day Grapeland, Texas.
Their children were Andrew Malone, born 1842 and married Emma Barbour; John Paul born 1844 and killed in action during the Civil War in 1864; Mary Elizabeth born 1847 and married A. T. Farrar; James Albert born 1852 and married Emma Catherine (Miltia) Dailey; Nancy Furman born 1855 and married George P. Isbell; Ellen Rocenda (Nellie) born 1859 and married Tom S. Kent; Daniel Chapman born 1862 and married Alma Amerial Hill; Ann Alberta born 1866 and married Harrell Tatum. Of these children only two remained in Houston County- James Albert Hill and Ellen Rocenda (Nellie) Hill. Ellen Rocenda (Nellie) married Tom S. Kent of Reynard. Most of his family, including his brother and his wife and children stayed in East Texas, around Crockett. He returned to the Carolinas after his wife died in 1886. She is buried in Houston County, Texas.
- Jacob Albert Hill was the firstborn son of Elisha Hill and Elizabeth (Souter) Hill of Newberry South Carolina. Their second son, William Langdon Hill, was born in 1822. When Elisha married Elizabeth, she was a widow with four children;Andrew, Adam, Nancy and Betsy Zuber. Elisha died at 29 years of age in 1824 but left the family well-off financially. Jacob was ordained as a Baptist minister and preached at Enoree Baptist Church. He married Elizabeth Chapman in 1841. He and his wife moved to Tuscaloosa, Alabama in the 1850s and he was elected as a State Representative in 1861. He favored secession from the Union and two of his sons, Andrew Malone and John Paul Hill, served with the Confederate Army, while he remained as a Captain of the Home Guard in Tuscaloosa. John Paul Hill was killed at the age of 20 in the battle of Franklin,TN in 1864 and is buried there. After the war was lost he moved his family to East Texas where he was the Pastor of Daily Baptist Church near present-day Grapeland, Texas.
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Sources - [S23] Farrar Family Group Sheets- abt 1950.
- [S81] Farrar Family Group Sheets- abt 1950.
- [S40] 1850 United States Federal Census, Ancestry.com, (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.Original data - Seventh Census of the United States, 1850; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M432, 1009 rolls); Records of the Bureau of the), Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Newberry, South Carolina; Roll: M432_856; Page: 219A; Image: 445 (Reliability: 0).
birth date: 1820 birth place: South Carolina Name: Jacob Albert Hill residence date: 1850 residence place: Newberry, South Carolina
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=1850usfedcenancestry&h=5840257&ti=0&indiv=try&gss=pt - [S111] FamilySearch (http://new.familysearch.org), The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, ((http://new.familysearch.org)), accessed 8 Sep 2014), entry for Jacob Albert Hill, person ID K67T-R9Z. (Reliability: 3).
- [S23] Farrar Family Group Sheets- abt 1950.