Re: Solomon Seagraves 1776 Chambers County, AL
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In reply to:
Re: Solomon Seagraves 1776 Chambers County, AL
James F. Seagraves 8/22/08
I am posting similar messages twice to make sure that both you & Don Clark get the info.
You are correct. Solomon SEAGRAVES was still alive in 1870. His wife is shown as "Smith" SEAGRAVES in the census. I was told that they were buried at Macedonia, but they are not in my "Taproots" listing, & could not find them on Findagrave either.
1870 United States Federal Census
Name:Leasy Hill
Estimated Birth Year:abt 1805
Age in 1870:65
Birthplace:North Carolina
Home in 1870:Beat 5, Chambers, Alabama
Race:White
Gender:Female
Value of real estate:
Post Office:Chambers
Household Members:
NameAge
Thos Hill77b NC 300-300
Leasy Hill65b NC
Smith Seagraves92 Fb NC
Soloman Seagraves100b NC
I am trying to determine the relationship of the SEAGRAVES to the HILL family. Maybe dau Lucy SEAGRAVES was the same as Leasy HILL? My Jesse HILL was living near (one household in between) a Thomas HILL, probably this same Thomas HILL, in the 1866 census. Does anyone know anything else about the Thomas HILL family?
I have checked the HILL family in Pike Co, GA, which lived near the SEAGRAVES, but Green HILL claimed to be born in GA, not NC.
Cynthia Nason