Fannie Agnes was born near Sandusky, Erie Co., Ohio. Her parents were Daniel and Sarah (Lewis) Dickinson who were each born in Connecticut. She died while visiting her son Wesley and family in East Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan. Death certificate is filed in Lansing, Ingham Co., Michigan.
She had two children by her first husband Jacob Hill who was born 14 August 1830 near Romeo, Macomb Co., Michigan and married Fannie Agnes 28 November 1858 at Romeo. Their two children were Alice Hill born 25 July 1860 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan and William Austin Hill born 28 September 1863 in Bruce Township, Macomb Co., Michigan.
After the death of her first husband Jacob of pneumonia on 3 October 1865 she married one of his brothers, Mitchell Hill on 2 April 1867. There were two sons by this second marriage. Wesley Irving Hill born 29 March 1871 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan and Ernest Arthur Hill born 24 May 1876 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan.
Fannie Agnes is a descendant of Joseph Dickinson who was killed by Indians in King Philip's War of 1675-1677, along with two of his brothers John and Azariah. Source: Soldiers in King Philip's War by George Madison Bodge, pages 130,131,132. Their parents were Nathaniel Dickinson and wife Anna Gull who married in England in 1630. After the death of his three sons their father died 6 months later in Hadley Massachusetts in 1676. A large Memorial Boulder has been placed in a Hadley Massachusetts cemetery in their honor by a descendant of John Dickinson.
(bio by C. Krueger
She had two children by her first husband Jacob Hill who was born 14 August 1830 near Romeo, Macomb Co., Michigan and married Fannie Agnes 28 November 1858 at Romeo. Their two children were Alice Hill born 25 July 1860 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan and William Austin Hill born 28 September 1863 in Bruce Township, Macomb Co., Michigan.
After the death of her first husband Jacob of pneumonia on 3 October 1865 she married one of his brothers, Mitchell Hill on 2 April 1867. There were two sons by this second marriage. Wesley Irving Hill born 29 March 1871 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan and Ernest Arthur Hill born 24 May 1876 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan.
Fannie Agnes is a descendant of Joseph Dickinson who was killed by Indians in King Philip's War of 1675-1677, along with two of his brothers John and Azariah. Source: Soldiers in King Philip's War by George Madison Bodge, pages 130,131,132. Their parents were Nathaniel Dickinson and wife Anna Gull who married in England in 1630. After the death of his three sons their father died 6 months later in Hadley Massachusetts in 1676. A large Memorial Boulder has been placed in a Hadley Massachusetts cemetery in their honor by a descendant of John Dickinson.
(bio by C. Krueger
Fannie Agnes was born near Sandusky, Erie Co., Ohio. Her parents were Daniel and Sarah (Lewis) Dickinson who were each born in Connecticut. She died while visiting her son Wesley and family in East Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan. Death certificate is filed in Lansing, Ingham Co., Michigan.
She had two children by her first husband Jacob Hill who was born 14 August 1830 near Romeo, Macomb Co., Michigan and married Fannie Agnes 28 November 1858 at Romeo. Their two children were Alice Hill born 25 July 1860 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan and William Austin Hill born 28 September 1863 in Bruce Township, Macomb Co., Michigan.
After the death of her first husband Jacob of pneumonia on 3 October 1865 she married one of his brothers, Mitchell Hill on 2 April 1867. There were two sons by this second marriage. Wesley Irving Hill born 29 March 1871 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan and Ernest Arthur Hill born 24 May 1876 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan.
Fannie Agnes is a descendant of Joseph Dickinson who was killed by Indians in King Philip's War of 1675-1677, along with two of his brothers John and Azariah. Source: Soldiers in King Philip's War by George Madison Bodge, pages 130,131,132. Their parents were Nathaniel Dickinson and wife Anna Gull who married in England in 1630. After the death of his three sons their father died 6 months later in Hadley Massachusetts in 1676. A large Memorial Boulder has been placed in a Hadley Massachusetts cemetery in their honor by a descendant of John Dickinson.
(bio by C. Krueger
She had two children by her first husband Jacob Hill who was born 14 August 1830 near Romeo, Macomb Co., Michigan and married Fannie Agnes 28 November 1858 at Romeo. Their two children were Alice Hill born 25 July 1860 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan and William Austin Hill born 28 September 1863 in Bruce Township, Macomb Co., Michigan.
After the death of her first husband Jacob of pneumonia on 3 October 1865 she married one of his brothers, Mitchell Hill on 2 April 1867. There were two sons by this second marriage. Wesley Irving Hill born 29 March 1871 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan and Ernest Arthur Hill born 24 May 1876 in Perry Township, Shiawassee Co., Michigan.
Fannie Agnes is a descendant of Joseph Dickinson who was killed by Indians in King Philip's War of 1675-1677, along with two of his brothers John and Azariah. Source: Soldiers in King Philip's War by George Madison Bodge, pages 130,131,132. Their parents were Nathaniel Dickinson and wife Anna Gull who married in England in 1630. After the death of his three sons their father died 6 months later in Hadley Massachusetts in 1676. A large Memorial Boulder has been placed in a Hadley Massachusetts cemetery in their honor by a descendant of John Dickinson.
(bio by C. Krueger
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MOTHER
FANNIE A. HILL
1838 - 1923
