Wade Hampton Hilton, born 1808, Wilkinson County, now Pike County Mississippi.
Son of John Wade Hilton and Jane (Smith) Hilton.
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Wade H. Hilton purchased from U.S. govt 40 acres public
land, patent date 8/2/1838, Saline County, Arkansas
(Twp2S/Rng15W, Sec 12/SW1/4NW1/4) Source: BLM/GLO
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Wade Hampton Hilton's first wife was Elizabeth Ward, born
16 Apr 1807, Tennessee. She died 1839 in Hot Springs Twp,
Hot Spring County, Arkansas. Buried Ward Cemetery.
Their children:
A. H. Hilton (1829 - died aft 1870, Fulton Twp, Polk County, Arkansas)
James Monroe Hilton (1831-died 1898, Dallas, Polk County, Arkansas)
Thomas J. Hilton (1836 - died aft 1870, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Samuel Jasper Hilton (1839-died 1919, Board Camp, Polk, Arkansas)
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Wade Hampton Hilton married Anna (Terry) Kendall, 13 Dec 1840,
Saline County, Arkansas. She died 7 Apr 1896, Board Camp, Polk
County, Arkansas.
Their children:
Green P. Hilton (1842-died aft 1860, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Ransom Hilton (1843 -died aft 1860, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Seth Wheatly Hilton (1845 - died 1929, Shawnee, Pottawatomie, OK)
William Presley Hilton (1847 - died 1918, Board Camp, Polk, Arkansas)
Zadoc Arnold Hilton (1849 - died 1935, Mena, Polk County, Arkansas)
Georgia Ann Hilton (1851 - died 1940, Hot Springs, Garland, Arkansas)
Newton H. Hilton (1853 -died aft 1880, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Wade Hampton Jr Hilton (1855 - died 1930, Houston, Harris County, TX)
Nancy A. Hilton (1861 - died aft 1870, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
(family moved to Fulton Township, Polk County, Arkansas after 1850)
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Wade Hampton Hilton and sons farmed near Board Camp, Fulton
Twp. Polk County, Arkansas. Board Camp, originally Silver Center,
was named for the nearby fabled silver mine, Silver World, up old
Heath Valley road from Highway 8 East; possibly linked to Spanish
gold diggings in the 1500s.
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Lead Hill Cemetery
This was the largest cemetery moved by the Corp of Engineers. The Old Lead Hill Cemetery was located at the junction of Ark HWY # 14 and Ark HWY # 43 just outside of the town of Lead Hill. SW corner of the SW 1/4 of NW 1/4, S4, T20N, R18W. The graves in this cemetery were moved to the Milum Cemetery to the north of the town of Lead Hill. (SE Corner of SW 1/4 of SE1/4, Sec 5, T20N, R18W, Boone Co, AR). Milum Cemetery was an existing cemetery and a new addition was built to the North of the existing cemetery for the re-interments. If the grave included a tombstone the tombstone was moved with the body.
Son of John Wade Hilton and Jane (Smith) Hilton.
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Wade H. Hilton purchased from U.S. govt 40 acres public
land, patent date 8/2/1838, Saline County, Arkansas
(Twp2S/Rng15W, Sec 12/SW1/4NW1/4) Source: BLM/GLO
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Wade Hampton Hilton's first wife was Elizabeth Ward, born
16 Apr 1807, Tennessee. She died 1839 in Hot Springs Twp,
Hot Spring County, Arkansas. Buried Ward Cemetery.
Their children:
A. H. Hilton (1829 - died aft 1870, Fulton Twp, Polk County, Arkansas)
James Monroe Hilton (1831-died 1898, Dallas, Polk County, Arkansas)
Thomas J. Hilton (1836 - died aft 1870, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Samuel Jasper Hilton (1839-died 1919, Board Camp, Polk, Arkansas)
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Wade Hampton Hilton married Anna (Terry) Kendall, 13 Dec 1840,
Saline County, Arkansas. She died 7 Apr 1896, Board Camp, Polk
County, Arkansas.
Their children:
Green P. Hilton (1842-died aft 1860, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Ransom Hilton (1843 -died aft 1860, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Seth Wheatly Hilton (1845 - died 1929, Shawnee, Pottawatomie, OK)
William Presley Hilton (1847 - died 1918, Board Camp, Polk, Arkansas)
Zadoc Arnold Hilton (1849 - died 1935, Mena, Polk County, Arkansas)
Georgia Ann Hilton (1851 - died 1940, Hot Springs, Garland, Arkansas)
Newton H. Hilton (1853 -died aft 1880, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Wade Hampton Jr Hilton (1855 - died 1930, Houston, Harris County, TX)
Nancy A. Hilton (1861 - died aft 1870, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
(family moved to Fulton Township, Polk County, Arkansas after 1850)
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Wade Hampton Hilton and sons farmed near Board Camp, Fulton
Twp. Polk County, Arkansas. Board Camp, originally Silver Center,
was named for the nearby fabled silver mine, Silver World, up old
Heath Valley road from Highway 8 East; possibly linked to Spanish
gold diggings in the 1500s.
===
Lead Hill Cemetery
This was the largest cemetery moved by the Corp of Engineers. The Old Lead Hill Cemetery was located at the junction of Ark HWY # 14 and Ark HWY # 43 just outside of the town of Lead Hill. SW corner of the SW 1/4 of NW 1/4, S4, T20N, R18W. The graves in this cemetery were moved to the Milum Cemetery to the north of the town of Lead Hill. (SE Corner of SW 1/4 of SE1/4, Sec 5, T20N, R18W, Boone Co, AR). Milum Cemetery was an existing cemetery and a new addition was built to the North of the existing cemetery for the re-interments. If the grave included a tombstone the tombstone was moved with the body.
Wade Hampton Hilton, born 1808, Wilkinson County, now Pike County Mississippi.
Son of John Wade Hilton and Jane (Smith) Hilton.
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Wade H. Hilton purchased from U.S. govt 40 acres public
land, patent date 8/2/1838, Saline County, Arkansas
(Twp2S/Rng15W, Sec 12/SW1/4NW1/4) Source: BLM/GLO
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Wade Hampton Hilton's first wife was Elizabeth Ward, born
16 Apr 1807, Tennessee. She died 1839 in Hot Springs Twp,
Hot Spring County, Arkansas. Buried Ward Cemetery.
Their children:
A. H. Hilton (1829 - died aft 1870, Fulton Twp, Polk County, Arkansas)
James Monroe Hilton (1831-died 1898, Dallas, Polk County, Arkansas)
Thomas J. Hilton (1836 - died aft 1870, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Samuel Jasper Hilton (1839-died 1919, Board Camp, Polk, Arkansas)
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Wade Hampton Hilton married Anna (Terry) Kendall, 13 Dec 1840,
Saline County, Arkansas. She died 7 Apr 1896, Board Camp, Polk
County, Arkansas.
Their children:
Green P. Hilton (1842-died aft 1860, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Ransom Hilton (1843 -died aft 1860, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Seth Wheatly Hilton (1845 - died 1929, Shawnee, Pottawatomie, OK)
William Presley Hilton (1847 - died 1918, Board Camp, Polk, Arkansas)
Zadoc Arnold Hilton (1849 - died 1935, Mena, Polk County, Arkansas)
Georgia Ann Hilton (1851 - died 1940, Hot Springs, Garland, Arkansas)
Newton H. Hilton (1853 -died aft 1880, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Wade Hampton Jr Hilton (1855 - died 1930, Houston, Harris County, TX)
Nancy A. Hilton (1861 - died aft 1870, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
(family moved to Fulton Township, Polk County, Arkansas after 1850)
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Wade Hampton Hilton and sons farmed near Board Camp, Fulton
Twp. Polk County, Arkansas. Board Camp, originally Silver Center,
was named for the nearby fabled silver mine, Silver World, up old
Heath Valley road from Highway 8 East; possibly linked to Spanish
gold diggings in the 1500s.
===
Lead Hill Cemetery
This was the largest cemetery moved by the Corp of Engineers. The Old Lead Hill Cemetery was located at the junction of Ark HWY # 14 and Ark HWY # 43 just outside of the town of Lead Hill. SW corner of the SW 1/4 of NW 1/4, S4, T20N, R18W. The graves in this cemetery were moved to the Milum Cemetery to the north of the town of Lead Hill. (SE Corner of SW 1/4 of SE1/4, Sec 5, T20N, R18W, Boone Co, AR). Milum Cemetery was an existing cemetery and a new addition was built to the North of the existing cemetery for the re-interments. If the grave included a tombstone the tombstone was moved with the body.
Son of John Wade Hilton and Jane (Smith) Hilton.
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Wade H. Hilton purchased from U.S. govt 40 acres public
land, patent date 8/2/1838, Saline County, Arkansas
(Twp2S/Rng15W, Sec 12/SW1/4NW1/4) Source: BLM/GLO
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Wade Hampton Hilton's first wife was Elizabeth Ward, born
16 Apr 1807, Tennessee. She died 1839 in Hot Springs Twp,
Hot Spring County, Arkansas. Buried Ward Cemetery.
Their children:
A. H. Hilton (1829 - died aft 1870, Fulton Twp, Polk County, Arkansas)
James Monroe Hilton (1831-died 1898, Dallas, Polk County, Arkansas)
Thomas J. Hilton (1836 - died aft 1870, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Samuel Jasper Hilton (1839-died 1919, Board Camp, Polk, Arkansas)
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Wade Hampton Hilton married Anna (Terry) Kendall, 13 Dec 1840,
Saline County, Arkansas. She died 7 Apr 1896, Board Camp, Polk
County, Arkansas.
Their children:
Green P. Hilton (1842-died aft 1860, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Ransom Hilton (1843 -died aft 1860, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Seth Wheatly Hilton (1845 - died 1929, Shawnee, Pottawatomie, OK)
William Presley Hilton (1847 - died 1918, Board Camp, Polk, Arkansas)
Zadoc Arnold Hilton (1849 - died 1935, Mena, Polk County, Arkansas)
Georgia Ann Hilton (1851 - died 1940, Hot Springs, Garland, Arkansas)
Newton H. Hilton (1853 -died aft 1880, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
Wade Hampton Jr Hilton (1855 - died 1930, Houston, Harris County, TX)
Nancy A. Hilton (1861 - died aft 1870, Fulton, Polk County, Arkansas)
(family moved to Fulton Township, Polk County, Arkansas after 1850)
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Wade Hampton Hilton and sons farmed near Board Camp, Fulton
Twp. Polk County, Arkansas. Board Camp, originally Silver Center,
was named for the nearby fabled silver mine, Silver World, up old
Heath Valley road from Highway 8 East; possibly linked to Spanish
gold diggings in the 1500s.
===
Lead Hill Cemetery
This was the largest cemetery moved by the Corp of Engineers. The Old Lead Hill Cemetery was located at the junction of Ark HWY # 14 and Ark HWY # 43 just outside of the town of Lead Hill. SW corner of the SW 1/4 of NW 1/4, S4, T20N, R18W. The graves in this cemetery were moved to the Milum Cemetery to the north of the town of Lead Hill. (SE Corner of SW 1/4 of SE1/4, Sec 5, T20N, R18W, Boone Co, AR). Milum Cemetery was an existing cemetery and a new addition was built to the North of the existing cemetery for the re-interments. If the grave included a tombstone the tombstone was moved with the body.
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