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Hill, John M. (1821-1900)

Name:
Hill, John M. (1821-1900)
Title:
Member, Concord Board of Water Commissioners, 1872-1878
Member, Concord Fire Department, 1844-1885
Trustee, Concord Ladies' Soldiers' Aid Association
President, New Hampshire Press Association, 1868-1872
Other Names:
Hill, John McClary
Born:
11/05/1821
Birthplace:
Concord, NH
Died:
03/04/1900
Death Location:
Concord, NH
Residence:
Concord, NH
Nationality:
American
Occupation:
Publisher, The Farmers' Monthly Visitor, 1840
Publisher, Hill's New Hampshire Patriot, 1840-1853
Publisher, New Hampshire Patriot, 1868-1873
Treasurer and manager, Concord Gas Light Co., 1856-1889
State Auditor of Printer's Accounts
Member, State Board of Equalization
Director and Clerk, Mechanic's National Bank of Concord
Vice President, Merrimack County Savings Bank
Democratic Candidate for Governor of NH, 1884
Father:
Hill, Isaac (1789-1851)
Mother:
Ayer, Susan (Susannah) Ayer (1789-1880)
Relations:
Grandparents: Susannah Sargent (1761-1837) and Capt. Richard Ayer
Great grandparents: Ann Hazen and Samuel Ayer II
Great uncles include: John Kimball (1738/9-1817), Hon. John G. Bradley (1743/4-1815)
Cousin: Margaret Jewell (1866-1970)
Spouse:
1. Chase, Elizabeth Lord, married 11/15/1843
2. Lincoln, Elizabeth (1852-19
Children:
Hill, Rev. Howard Fremont (1846-
Hill, Robert Waterston (1852-1854)
Notes:
m. 1891, Holderness, NH
SEE ALSO (cousin): Bradley, Susan / Jewell, Susan
SEE ALSO (cousin): Williams, Charlotte Augusta
SEE ALSO (father): Hill, Isaac
SEE ALSO (aunt): Ayer, Charlotte / Williams, Charlotte Ayer
SEE ALSO (uncle): Williams, Washington
SEE ALSO (grandmother): Sargent, Susannah / Ayer, Susannah
SEE ALSO (grandfather): Ayer, Richard

Sources:
Granite Monthly, March 1900, Volume 28, No. 3, 179-181.

Ezra A. Stearns, Editor. Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire. Volume IV., 1908, 1982-1983.
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