John William Hill, born 1802 [1805], Abbeville District, South Carolina [also cited as Georgia], died 1880, District 62, Georgia Militia District 792, Blank Ankle District, (now Centralhatchee), Heard County, Georgia.

John William HILL, 1802-1880, was son of Lieutenant Mountain HILL, 1775-1827, and of his wife, Elizabeth GIBSON, 1779-1816, late of Wilkes County, Georgia;

John William HILL, 1802-1880, married Cassandra 'Cassie' Ann SARRIA [disputed, some believe SARRIA, others KENT, or there was a previous marriage], 1805-1879; Cassandra ANN HILL died before June 1, 1880;

On June 1, 1880, John William HILL, 1802-1880, was enumerated as age 75, widower [single] living in the household of his daughter, Martha Hill THOMASTON, age 50, widow, with his grandchildren, Martha 'Mattie' THOMASTON, age 19; Andrew J. THOMASTON, age 16; Jehu W. THOMASTON, age 15; J. [James] E. THOMASTON, age 13; and Barbary THOMASTON, age 10, residing in the District 62 area of Georgia Militia District 792, Blank Ankle District, of Heard County, Georgia;

Children born of this marriage include:

son, CSA Co. G. Cobb's Legion Pvt. Silas Washington HILL, 1821-1898, late of Etowah County, Alabama; md. July 27, 1843, Coweta County, Georgia, Mary Jane MARTOX (variant spelling: MATTOX, MARTOX, MARTON), 1813-

son, Francis Adam HILL, 1824-1898, buried Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery, Frolona, Heard County, Georgia, USA; Find-A-Grave Memorial # 42457404; md. Samantha R. A. HEARD, 1824-1895, buried Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery, Frolona, Heard County, Georgia, USA, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 24506022;

daughter, Martha 'Mattie' HILL, 1825-1924, buried Pinewood Cemetery, West Point, Troup County, Georgia, USA; md. Jehu 'John' William 'Willie' THOMASTON, 1817-1880, buried Pinewood Cemetery, West Point, Troup County, Georgia, USA. Martha Hill THOMASTON, 1824-1925, was last enumerated living with her daughter, Babra Ann THOMASTON THOMPSON, 1868-1952, and her son-in-law, Selathial 'Sam' Asbury THOMPSON, 1867-1940, in Georgia Militia District 1163, Lowell, Carroll County, Georgia, USA, at age 92, on January 27, 1920, see Roll: T625_238; Page: 14B; ED: 17; Image: 141;

son, CSA 14 Al. Reg't. Co. F, William Travis HILL, 1826-1863, died May 25,1863, of injuries inflicted during the Battle of Salem Church, also known as the Battle of Bank's Ford, which took place on May 3rd & 4th, 1863, in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, as part of the Chancellorsville Campaign of the American Civil War, buried Old Salem Church, Chancellorsville, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 143230474; md. 1850, Georgia, Temperance 'Tempie' 'Tempy' Elizabeth SKIPPER, 1833-1911, late of Johnson County, Texas (see Confederate Pension Application, Wm. Travis HILL, Alvorado, Johnson County, Texas, No. 2312);

son, John L. HILL, 1827 - ; md. March 7, 1847, Troup County, Georgia, Nancy MERCER, 1824 - ;

son, CSA 30th AL Inf. Co. B. Andrew Jackson HILL, 1829-1911, buried Pleasant Point Cemetery Lillian, Johnson County, Texas, USA, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 19910661; md. Martha ' Mattie' SKIPPER, 1821-1933, buried Prarie Hill Cemetery, Johnson County, Oklahoma, USA, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 18289158;

daughter, Mary A. HILL, 1839-1921, buried Centralhatchee Cemetery, Centralhatchee, Heard County, Georgia USA; Find-A-Grave Memorial # 100727862 md. September 15, 1857, Heard County, Georgia, Wilson STRICKLAND [variant spelling STRICKLAND, STRICKLIN, STRICKLIND], 1831-1899, Find-A-Grave Memorial # 100727329.