Mary (Cragun) Hill was a dau of Isaac & Esther L. (Cornwell) Cragun; and a granddaughter of Patrick Cragun who came from the northern part of Ireland to settle in Virginia. Eva L. Cragun Heiner
[Source: Patrick Cragun Descs in America 1744-1969 and Ancestors & Desc of Edmund Ellis 1718-1969, 1969]
Mary Cragun married Joseph W. Hill, a blacksmith, on May 8, 1849, Cass County, Indiana. Soon after their marriage they removed to Fulton County, Indiana; two years later they returned to Cass County, and remained until 1863. They then returned to Fulton County, remaining there thirteen years before moving once again, to Starke County, Indiana where he died. They had twelve children.
[Source: Patrick Cragun Descs in America 1744-1969 and Ancestors & Desc of Edmund Ellis 1718-1969, 1969]
Mary Cragun married Joseph W. Hill, a blacksmith, on May 8, 1849, Cass County, Indiana. Soon after their marriage they removed to Fulton County, Indiana; two years later they returned to Cass County, and remained until 1863. They then returned to Fulton County, remaining there thirteen years before moving once again, to Starke County, Indiana where he died. They had twelve children.
Mary (Cragun) Hill was a dau of Isaac & Esther L. (Cornwell) Cragun; and a granddaughter of Patrick Cragun who came from the northern part of Ireland to settle in Virginia. Eva L. Cragun Heiner
[Source: Patrick Cragun Descs in America 1744-1969 and Ancestors & Desc of Edmund Ellis 1718-1969, 1969]
Mary Cragun married Joseph W. Hill, a blacksmith, on May 8, 1849, Cass County, Indiana. Soon after their marriage they removed to Fulton County, Indiana; two years later they returned to Cass County, and remained until 1863. They then returned to Fulton County, remaining there thirteen years before moving once again, to Starke County, Indiana where he died. They had twelve children.
[Source: Patrick Cragun Descs in America 1744-1969 and Ancestors & Desc of Edmund Ellis 1718-1969, 1969]
Mary Cragun married Joseph W. Hill, a blacksmith, on May 8, 1849, Cass County, Indiana. Soon after their marriage they removed to Fulton County, Indiana; two years later they returned to Cass County, and remained until 1863. They then returned to Fulton County, remaining there thirteen years before moving once again, to Starke County, Indiana where he died. They had twelve children.
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