Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, ed. 8-B,
Pulaski County

J.H. Hill, a merchant of Burnside, Ky., was born in Clermont County, Ohio,
August 28, 1854, and is a son of Charles and Phoebe (Hare) Hill.  Charles
Hill, also a native of Clermont County, Ohio, was born in 1822, and is now
residing on a farm in his native State.  He is a son of Jesse Hill, who was
born in New Jersey.  Phoebe (Hare) Hill was born in Clermont County, Ohio,
and is a daughter of Jonas Hare, a native of Pennsylvania.  J.H. Hill is the
second of three living children, viz: Delilah, J.H. and Milton O.  Mr. Hill
was educated at the Normal University, Lebanon, Ohio.  When young he learned
telegraphy, at which he worked in connection with railroading eight years.
In April, 1887, he opened a general store in Burnside, and is the leading
merchant in the town.  May 6, 1885, he married Mamie Reed, of Ohio, a
daughter of H.M. and Louisa M. (Thirkield) Reed.  One child has been born to
them, O. Reed Hill.  Mrs. Hill is a member of the Presbyterian Church.  Mr.
Hill affiliates with the Methodist Episcopal Church North, and is a member
of the K. of H.  Politically he is a Republican.

Hill Hare Reed Thirkield
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Clermont-OH NJ PA

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