Hills, Milton (1816- )

Name:

Hills, Milton (1816- )

Born:

02/10/1816

Birthplace:

Hancock, NH

Death Location:

CA

Residence:

Hancock, NH
Antrim, NH 1850
Manchester, NH 1840
Bunker Hill, IL 1859, 1860
Council Grove, KS 1865, 1870
Elm Creek, KS 1875
Washington, CA 1879, 1880

Nationality:

American

Occupation:

Cabinetmaker 1860, 1880
Farmer, 1850, 1870

Father:

Hills, James (1763-1846)

Mother:

Coburn, Thankful (1776-1867)

Relations:

Siblings (all born in Hancock, NH):
Hills, Calvin (1806-79; m. Sarah Marshall; 7 children)
Hills, Fanny Boyd (1807-08)
Hills, Frances Boyd (1809-c.1899; m. Emmons Thayer)
Hills, Rachel (1811-; m. Samuel S. Taylor; 3 children)
Hills, George C. (1812-17)
Hills, Catherine (1814-1902; m. Ralph Beatley; 1 child)
Hills, Isaac A. (1824-34)
Half siblings, children of Abigail Hills (all born in Hancock, NH):
Hills, Elijah (1787-1851; m. Lydia Knight; 6 children)
Hills, Sally (1790-1868)
Hills, Abigail (1792-1849; m. Ira Allen; 1 child)
Hills, Hannah (1794-1860)
Hills, James (1796-1872; m. Freelove Roberts; 3 children)
Hills, Lucinda (1798-1877; m. George W. Putnam; 5 children)
Hills, Lorena (1800-1880)
Hills, Mary (1802-1881; m. Eben Parkhurst)
Ancestor:
Descended from Joseph Hills, b. England 1602, New England in 1638.

Spouse:

Fletcher, Hannah Knight (1818- ), October 23, 1838

Children:

Lorenzo M. (1840-; b. Antrim, N.H.; m. Anna Shepard)
Elizabeth E. (1842; b. Antrim, N.H.; m. 1. Reuben Bates; m. 2. Aylmer D. Keith)
Ellen C. (1846-; m. Antrim, N.H.; m. Henry Judd)
Mary F.
Elsie

Notes:

Warren R. Cochrane, History of the Town of Antrim, New Hampshire, From Its Earliest Settlement, to June 27, 1877, With a Brief Genealogical Record of All the Antrim Families. (Manchester, NH: Mirror Steam Printing Press, 1880), 493.

William W. Hayward, The History of Hancock, New Hampshire, 1764-1889. (Lowell, MA: S. W. Huse & Co., 1889), 83, 653-655.

William S. Hills, Compiler. The Ancestry and Descendnats of William Hills, The English Emigrant to New England in 1632 and of Joseph Hills, The English Emigrant to New England in 1638. (Boston, MA: Alfred Mudge & Son, 124.