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Isaac Hill Sr.

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Isaac Hill Sr. Veteran

Birth
Charles County, Maryland, USA
Death
28 Jul 1825 (aged 77)
Warren County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Irving College, Warren County, Tennessee, USA Add to Map
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Buried at the old Hill Tavern on Hill's Trace on Cumberland Mountain

Tennessee Records: Tombstone Inscriptions and Manuscripts (1933)

"He was a drummer in the 3rd Maryland Regiment in the American Revolutionary War. He was said to have been paid (possibly by land) for service in the war in 1784 at Martin Co., NC. Between May 26, 1800 and 1804 he served as Sheriff of Edgecombe Co., NC. He lived after 1804 in Hancock Co., GA.

Later Isaac and family moved to Jasper Co., GA, then to an area named Hillsboro, GA after his family, and finally to the Cumberland Mountains in TN; he married LUCINDA WALLACE, (believed to be originally from Scotland or Welsh/Irish descent) in Martin Co, NC in 1772 and had fourteen children. Lucinda "Lucy" Wallace, born 1746 St. Mary's Co., MD, was the daughter of Adam Wallace and an unknown mother. Lucinda died Sept. 23, 1798 in NC.

Isaac married second, Lydia White Jones Hill, born 1759 Anson Co., NC, the widow of Hugh Jones and William Hill respectively, around 1810 in Hancock Co., GA; Lydia brought two daughters by Wm. Hill to the union, Eliza b. 1801, and Louvisa b. 1802. Isaac died July 29, 1825 at Warren Co., TN, at age 77. Sometime after Isaac's death, Lydia returned to GA where she died June 12, 1838. There were no children from Isaac and Lydia's union.

Isaac is buried on Cumberland Plateau, Warren Co., TN and his marked grave is in the forest near his home/stagecoach inn (Old Hill Tavern on Hill's Trace) and orchards. He moved to TN after his son Henry J.A. Hill. He lived in the valley near Hill's Creek, later moving to the Cumberland Plateau. It is said he took older slaves and Indians so they might "retire." He produced fruit, brandy, and butter to be sold in the town of McMinnville, Warren Co., TN.

His children with Lucinda Wallace Hill were:

Henry John Alexander Hill, born February 7, 1774 at Near The Tar River, Edgecombe Co., NC;

John Hill, born April 30, 1785 in Edgecombe Co., NC

Whitmel Hill, born in 1789 in NC

Wright Hill; born Oct. 16, 1782 NC. He was in Warren Co., TN in 1815 (deed of 80 acres west side of Collins River).

Isaac Hill JR; born abt. 1781 or 1782

Lawrence Hill, b. abt. 1782, NC

Asa Hill, born 1784, Edgecombe Co., NC

Benjamin Hill, born 1783 at Granville Co., NC

Allen Hill, born November 27, 1792 in Windsor Town, Bertie Co., NC

Martha Hill, born 1779 in NC; married David Morgan

Elizabeth Hill, born after 1772, NC; third wife of Mitchell Watkins who fought in the Revolutionary War.

Lucinda "Lucy" Hill, born July 6, 1778; married Ethelred May after 1790.

Mary Ann Hill, born 1775, NC; married Thomas Webb.

Sarah Hill, born after 1797 in NC; married Sylvanous Knight."
Buried at the old Hill Tavern on Hill's Trace on Cumberland Mountain

Tennessee Records: Tombstone Inscriptions and Manuscripts (1933)

"He was a drummer in the 3rd Maryland Regiment in the American Revolutionary War. He was said to have been paid (possibly by land) for service in the war in 1784 at Martin Co., NC. Between May 26, 1800 and 1804 he served as Sheriff of Edgecombe Co., NC. He lived after 1804 in Hancock Co., GA.

Later Isaac and family moved to Jasper Co., GA, then to an area named Hillsboro, GA after his family, and finally to the Cumberland Mountains in TN; he married LUCINDA WALLACE, (believed to be originally from Scotland or Welsh/Irish descent) in Martin Co, NC in 1772 and had fourteen children. Lucinda "Lucy" Wallace, born 1746 St. Mary's Co., MD, was the daughter of Adam Wallace and an unknown mother. Lucinda died Sept. 23, 1798 in NC.

Isaac married second, Lydia White Jones Hill, born 1759 Anson Co., NC, the widow of Hugh Jones and William Hill respectively, around 1810 in Hancock Co., GA; Lydia brought two daughters by Wm. Hill to the union, Eliza b. 1801, and Louvisa b. 1802. Isaac died July 29, 1825 at Warren Co., TN, at age 77. Sometime after Isaac's death, Lydia returned to GA where she died June 12, 1838. There were no children from Isaac and Lydia's union.

Isaac is buried on Cumberland Plateau, Warren Co., TN and his marked grave is in the forest near his home/stagecoach inn (Old Hill Tavern on Hill's Trace) and orchards. He moved to TN after his son Henry J.A. Hill. He lived in the valley near Hill's Creek, later moving to the Cumberland Plateau. It is said he took older slaves and Indians so they might "retire." He produced fruit, brandy, and butter to be sold in the town of McMinnville, Warren Co., TN.

His children with Lucinda Wallace Hill were:

Henry John Alexander Hill, born February 7, 1774 at Near The Tar River, Edgecombe Co., NC;

John Hill, born April 30, 1785 in Edgecombe Co., NC

Whitmel Hill, born in 1789 in NC

Wright Hill; born Oct. 16, 1782 NC. He was in Warren Co., TN in 1815 (deed of 80 acres west side of Collins River).

Isaac Hill JR; born abt. 1781 or 1782

Lawrence Hill, b. abt. 1782, NC

Asa Hill, born 1784, Edgecombe Co., NC

Benjamin Hill, born 1783 at Granville Co., NC

Allen Hill, born November 27, 1792 in Windsor Town, Bertie Co., NC

Martha Hill, born 1779 in NC; married David Morgan

Elizabeth Hill, born after 1772, NC; third wife of Mitchell Watkins who fought in the Revolutionary War.

Lucinda "Lucy" Hill, born July 6, 1778; married Ethelred May after 1790.

Mary Ann Hill, born 1775, NC; married Thomas Webb.

Sarah Hill, born after 1797 in NC; married Sylvanous Knight."

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Isaac Hill, Sr. was a Revolutionary War Patriot



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