HEADSTONE says father. With Arthur W. & Signe A.
OBITUARY Iron River Reporter Nov 27 1985. Age 85. "Shorty". Says born in Young's Point, Ontario, Canada.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Signe Jacobson Hill" page 61 (excerpt)
After she graduated, Signe Jacobson went to Detroit where she met and married William Hill. The couple came to Stambaugh for their honeymoon and never left.
Upon coming to Stambaugh, Bill first sold shrubbery, some of which is still growing in various front yards in town. After a short while he went to work in the mines, working for the M.A. Hanna Mining Company for 35 years until his retirement in 1962.
Bill was probably best known for his size - everyone called him "Shorty." Some people may remember Bill as the referee at the Stambaugh Red Wing hockey games.
Signe and Bill had five children: Ward, Arthur (died at two years of age), Alice, Marjorie (now Marge Hill Medovich) and Donald. All of the children were born in Stambaugh, graduated from the Stambaugh schools and all but Marge left home. There are now six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren in the clan.
On August 13, 1962, Signe Jacobson Hill died. Bill sold the house and moved. Although he's Canadian born and is now 81 years old, Bill frequently visits the area and still calls Stambaugh "home."
NEWS ARTICLE Hanna Miner Sep 1951 "Hanna Veterans Honored in Michigan" (excerpt)
The second annual Old-timers Dinner, honoring veteran employees of The M.A. Hanna and affiliated companies with fifteen or more years of continuous service, was held August 15 in the Stambaugh high school gymnasium.
Twenty-five-year pins and certificates were presented to (several including) William C. Hill.
OBITUARY of Marjorie Medovich 2015 says William Hill was her father.
OBITUARY Iron River Reporter Nov 27 1985. Age 85. "Shorty". Says born in Young's Point, Ontario, Canada.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Signe Jacobson Hill" page 61 (excerpt)
After she graduated, Signe Jacobson went to Detroit where she met and married William Hill. The couple came to Stambaugh for their honeymoon and never left.
Upon coming to Stambaugh, Bill first sold shrubbery, some of which is still growing in various front yards in town. After a short while he went to work in the mines, working for the M.A. Hanna Mining Company for 35 years until his retirement in 1962.
Bill was probably best known for his size - everyone called him "Shorty." Some people may remember Bill as the referee at the Stambaugh Red Wing hockey games.
Signe and Bill had five children: Ward, Arthur (died at two years of age), Alice, Marjorie (now Marge Hill Medovich) and Donald. All of the children were born in Stambaugh, graduated from the Stambaugh schools and all but Marge left home. There are now six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren in the clan.
On August 13, 1962, Signe Jacobson Hill died. Bill sold the house and moved. Although he's Canadian born and is now 81 years old, Bill frequently visits the area and still calls Stambaugh "home."
NEWS ARTICLE Hanna Miner Sep 1951 "Hanna Veterans Honored in Michigan" (excerpt)
The second annual Old-timers Dinner, honoring veteran employees of The M.A. Hanna and affiliated companies with fifteen or more years of continuous service, was held August 15 in the Stambaugh high school gymnasium.
Twenty-five-year pins and certificates were presented to (several including) William C. Hill.
OBITUARY of Marjorie Medovich 2015 says William Hill was her father.
HEADSTONE says father. With Arthur W. & Signe A.
OBITUARY Iron River Reporter Nov 27 1985. Age 85. "Shorty". Says born in Young's Point, Ontario, Canada.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Signe Jacobson Hill" page 61 (excerpt)
After she graduated, Signe Jacobson went to Detroit where she met and married William Hill. The couple came to Stambaugh for their honeymoon and never left.
Upon coming to Stambaugh, Bill first sold shrubbery, some of which is still growing in various front yards in town. After a short while he went to work in the mines, working for the M.A. Hanna Mining Company for 35 years until his retirement in 1962.
Bill was probably best known for his size - everyone called him "Shorty." Some people may remember Bill as the referee at the Stambaugh Red Wing hockey games.
Signe and Bill had five children: Ward, Arthur (died at two years of age), Alice, Marjorie (now Marge Hill Medovich) and Donald. All of the children were born in Stambaugh, graduated from the Stambaugh schools and all but Marge left home. There are now six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren in the clan.
On August 13, 1962, Signe Jacobson Hill died. Bill sold the house and moved. Although he's Canadian born and is now 81 years old, Bill frequently visits the area and still calls Stambaugh "home."
NEWS ARTICLE Hanna Miner Sep 1951 "Hanna Veterans Honored in Michigan" (excerpt)
The second annual Old-timers Dinner, honoring veteran employees of The M.A. Hanna and affiliated companies with fifteen or more years of continuous service, was held August 15 in the Stambaugh high school gymnasium.
Twenty-five-year pins and certificates were presented to (several including) William C. Hill.
OBITUARY of Marjorie Medovich 2015 says William Hill was her father.
OBITUARY Iron River Reporter Nov 27 1985. Age 85. "Shorty". Says born in Young's Point, Ontario, Canada.
STAMBAUGH, MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL,1882-1982: 100 YEARS ON THE HILL centennial book "Family Histories: Signe Jacobson Hill" page 61 (excerpt)
After she graduated, Signe Jacobson went to Detroit where she met and married William Hill. The couple came to Stambaugh for their honeymoon and never left.
Upon coming to Stambaugh, Bill first sold shrubbery, some of which is still growing in various front yards in town. After a short while he went to work in the mines, working for the M.A. Hanna Mining Company for 35 years until his retirement in 1962.
Bill was probably best known for his size - everyone called him "Shorty." Some people may remember Bill as the referee at the Stambaugh Red Wing hockey games.
Signe and Bill had five children: Ward, Arthur (died at two years of age), Alice, Marjorie (now Marge Hill Medovich) and Donald. All of the children were born in Stambaugh, graduated from the Stambaugh schools and all but Marge left home. There are now six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren in the clan.
On August 13, 1962, Signe Jacobson Hill died. Bill sold the house and moved. Although he's Canadian born and is now 81 years old, Bill frequently visits the area and still calls Stambaugh "home."
NEWS ARTICLE Hanna Miner Sep 1951 "Hanna Veterans Honored in Michigan" (excerpt)
The second annual Old-timers Dinner, honoring veteran employees of The M.A. Hanna and affiliated companies with fifteen or more years of continuous service, was held August 15 in the Stambaugh high school gymnasium.
Twenty-five-year pins and certificates were presented to (several including) William C. Hill.
OBITUARY of Marjorie Medovich 2015 says William Hill was her father.
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