Charles Lashley HILLYER was born into a family of dairy farmers. After his family moved to Biddenden, Kent, England, he took up that profession, and met and married Eliza DEAN.
Later they moved to Woodchurch where Charles Lashley lived with his growing family where, as the Farm Bailiff, he managed Brickwall Dairy Farm on Susan's Hill Road.
In about 1866-7 he left the farm and became a Licensed Victualler (an innkeeper licensed to sell alcohol) at the Bonny Cravat pub in Woodchurch, Kent, England. He is listed as an Innkeeper/Publican from 1865 to 1872 on the Woodchurch Local and Family History website.
1st married Eliza DEAN on 16 Sep 1844 in Biddenden, Kent, England. They had the following children:
Charles HILLYER (1845–1872)
Sarah Anne HILLYER (1847–1916)
Eliza HILLYER (1848–1891)
Henry John HILLYER (1849–)
Lydia Crocker HILLYER (1851–1889)
Elizabeth HILLYER (1852–1885)
Benjamin HILLYER (1854–1915)
Susannah HILLYER (1856–1926)
Emily Rose HILLYER (1861–1952)
Clara Dean HILLYER (1863–)
Kate HILLYER (1866–1948)
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In Jun 1873 he immigrated with 6 daughters, 2 sons, and a granddaughter to the United States, settling in Franklinville, Cattaraugus County, NY.
2nd married Serua Phetteplace Winsor Lamberton TERREL ~ 1892. (See 1892 NY Census for Franklinville, Cattaraugus County, NY E.D. 02 as Irma HILLYER and living with her son David S. TERREL. On the 1990 US Census for Franklinville, Charles is living with his daughter, Susannah, and listed as married for 1 year, but it is believed that should be a 7.)
He died in Franklinville, while visiting his daughter, Susannah Hillyer CAMPBELL and her family.
However, he was buried in Olean, Cattaraugus County, NY where he had been living with his daughter, Elizabeth Hillyer TURNER and her family.
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2nd Great Grandparent
Charles Lashley HILLYER was born into a family of dairy farmers. After his family moved to Biddenden, Kent, England, he took up that profession, and met and married Eliza DEAN.
Later they moved to Woodchurch where Charles Lashley lived with his growing family where, as the Farm Bailiff, he managed Brickwall Dairy Farm on Susan's Hill Road.
In about 1866-7 he left the farm and became a Licensed Victualler (an innkeeper licensed to sell alcohol) at the Bonny Cravat pub in Woodchurch, Kent, England. He is listed as an Innkeeper/Publican from 1865 to 1872 on the Woodchurch Local and Family History website.
1st married Eliza DEAN on 16 Sep 1844 in Biddenden, Kent, England. They had the following children:
Charles HILLYER (1845–1872)
Sarah Anne HILLYER (1847–1916)
Eliza HILLYER (1848–1891)
Henry John HILLYER (1849–)
Lydia Crocker HILLYER (1851–1889)
Elizabeth HILLYER (1852–1885)
Benjamin HILLYER (1854–1915)
Susannah HILLYER (1856–1926)
Emily Rose HILLYER (1861–1952)
Clara Dean HILLYER (1863–)
Kate HILLYER (1866–1948)
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In Jun 1873 he immigrated with 6 daughters, 2 sons, and a granddaughter to the United States, settling in Franklinville, Cattaraugus County, NY.
2nd married Serua Phetteplace Winsor Lamberton TERREL ~ 1892. (See 1892 NY Census for Franklinville, Cattaraugus County, NY E.D. 02 as Irma HILLYER and living with her son David S. TERREL. On the 1990 US Census for Franklinville, Charles is living with his daughter, Susannah, and listed as married for 1 year, but it is believed that should be a 7.)
He died in Franklinville, while visiting his daughter, Susannah Hillyer CAMPBELL and her family.
However, he was buried in Olean, Cattaraugus County, NY where he had been living with his daughter, Elizabeth Hillyer TURNER and her family.
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2nd Great Grandparent
Family Members
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Charles Hillyer
1845–1872
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Sarah Anne Hillyer Hills
1846–1916
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Eliza Hillyer Owen
1848–1891
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Lydia Crocker Hillyer Storrs
1851–1889
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Elizabeth Hillyer Turner
1852–1885
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Benjamin Hillyer
1854–1915
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Susannah "Susan" Hillyer Campbell
1856–1926
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Emily Rose Hillyer Passmore
1862–1952
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Clara Dean Hillyer
1864–1885
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Kate Hillyer McCluer
1866–1948
