Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed.,
1886. Warren County.

PRESTON J. HILL, second of the three sons of Elijah W. and Susan (Potter)
Hill, was born April 14, 1853, five miles east of Bowling Green.  Elijah
W. Hill is an extensive farmer, and formerly owned a large number of
slaves.  He is a leading member of the Baptist Church; also of the K. of
H.; before the war he was a Whig, but is now a Democrat.  He is a son of
Nathan and Ann Hill, both natives of South Carolina, born respectively in
1799 and 1802.  They were brought to Warren County, Ky., in an early day. 
Nathan Hill was the owner of a large farm and some forty of fifty negroes.
He died in 1875, his widow in 1881.  He was a son of Joseph Hill, of
South Carolina.  Mrs. Susan Hill's parents, Frederick and Elizabeth
(Kirby) Potter, were natives of South Carolina, and were brought to Warren
County in childhood.  Frederick Potter was a son of Thomas Potter; was
born August 12, 1785; was a soldier in the war of 1812, and died in
November, 1868.  His wife was born in January, 1790, and died in January,
1867.  Thomas Potter was one of the first settlers of Warren County, where
he became a large land and slave owner.  Mrs. Elizabeth (Kirby) Potter was
the daughter of Jesse Kirby, a soldier in the war for independence; he
emigrated from South Carolina to Kentucky about 1795; was born in October,
1757, and married Sophia Choice in 1778.  She was born in September, 1760;
they lived together seventy-five years.  Preston J. Hill was reared on a
farm and educated at Bethel College.  He now resides on a farm two miles
east of Bowling Green, where he is engaged in farming, and in breeding
short-horn cattle, Berkshire hogs and Cotswold sheep.  October 25, 1877,
he married Nellie R. Sansom, of Evansville, Ind., who has born him one
child.  Mrs. Hill is the daughter of Saunders and Susan (Watts) Sansom. 
Her father was born in England, came to the United States in 1852, and
settled in Evansville, Ind.  He was a contractor and builder, and died in
1878.  His wife is a daughter of William Watt, and was born in Indiana in
1829, shortly after her parents came from England.  Mr. Hill and wife are
members of the Baptist Church; he is member of the K. of H.  In politics,
in which he takes but little interest, he is a Democrat.

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