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Title: Hill Family Completed
Post by: Matsmam on Monday 12 January 09 14:35 GMT (UK)
I am looking for any information, re  Hill family line.
My Grandfathers name was Ezra and he married Sarah Lomas in 1916. They where publicans  and the last address for them was the Liberal club in New Mills before they died. I would love to hear from anyone  with any information re the above.
The Hill family line seemed to come from Fernilee and High Peak.
Also could someone tell me what  would be the name of the local newspapers  for the New MIlls area and also Knutsford around 1959.
Thanks
Matsmam
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: genjen on Monday 12 January 09 14:44 GMT (UK)
This seems to be the most likely family for him. It is the only one with an Ezra, of the right sort of age, in Derbishire, 1901

RG13/3237/19/7

Brownside, Bugsworth and Chinley

Adam Hill, head, 34, Coal Miner, hewer, born Chapel-en-le-Frith
Elizabeth, wife, 40, Bugsworth
Mary, dau, 17,            "
Ezra, son, 9                "
Margaret, dau, 6          "
Adam, son, 2               "

Do you have the marriage certificate because that should have Ezra's father's name on it and could therefore prove this as his family.

Jen
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: genjen on Monday 12 January 09 14:49 GMT (UK)
In case you don't have it, here is the marriage ref:

Dec 1916, Stockport, 8a/85
Ezra Hill
Sarah E Lomas

Jen
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: Matsmam on Tuesday 13 January 09 13:18 GMT (UK)
Hi Jen,
 thankyou v much for your lookup.
However I feel I may have  misslead you as to the kind of information I  am looking for (sorry) I have actually researched  the family back to  early 1800's. What I cant find out is what Public houses Ezra may have run etc.
Also what local newspapers would have circulated   around 1959 because  my father Harry, Ezra son died  weeks before I was born (oct 1959) and Ezra some weeks after him. I am looking to find obituaries or some other  information from Ezra or Sarah's family descendants.
Thanks again for your reply.
Matsmam
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: Lazarus on Saturday 31 January 09 08:01 GMT (UK)
Not sure that I can necessarily help you but I have been looking for Mary Ann Hill bC1826 who married 1846 James Wyatt bC1824 Glossop.
When she died 1902 she was interred as Mary Ann Wyatt at Peak Forest.
Assuming that there must have been a Hill connection at Peak Forest.I noticed that in 1881 there were several Hill families in Peak Forest including George Hill and family located at the Devonshire Arms at Peak Forest.
He was a licensed victualler and farmer of 19 acres.They had living with them a James Wyatt 8 months,a nurse child and now wonder if this child was being cared for on behalf of James and Mary Ann (Hill) Wyatt.There were several other Hill families.
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: Matsmam on Saturday 31 January 09 20:37 GMT (UK)
Hi, thankyou for looking at my post.
I have research on my Hill family going back to 1791.
There were two Georges, one born 1791 and the other his son 1818, both born in the Peak forest, and both Innkeepers.
 I have only really concentrated on my direct line, and not all of the family . The only Mary I have was my grandfathers sister born 1884.
I would make a bet though that your line will be connected somehow.

Regards
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: Lazarus on Saturday 31 January 09 20:52 GMT (UK)
Thank you Matmam
Sorry I couldn't help.
Should you have any information on Mary Ann Hill who married James Wyatt 1846 I will be most appreciative.
As Mary Wyatt she was back in Chapel En Le Frith,Hayfield Rd East,aged 75 living on her own means according to the 1901 Census.I don't think they had any children unless the nurse child with a Hill family in 1881 was there's.
I would like to discover her parents.
Regards
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: rosliz on Wednesday 18 February 09 09:36 GMT (UK)
To Masmam
I have information for you regarding Ezra Hill as he too was my grandfather.  Your father Harry is my father, Ron's brother.
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: Matsmam on Wednesday 18 February 09 20:28 GMT (UK)
Hi Rosliz,
I have sent you a personal message.
Please let me know if you have received it.

Best wishes

Liz
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: willow154 on Wednesday 18 February 09 20:48 GMT (UK)
Hi matsman,
I just had a look for newspapers for the New Mills area for that date, but it is only showing earlier ones.
The results for Knutsford are better, but I thought if I sent you the site so you can look them up yourself then it might come in useful again at some later stage.
http://www.bl.uk/
* Look under 'what's on' - click on 'online catalogues'
On new page click on 'Newspaper catalogue subset'
Then you can do you search.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
Paulene :)
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: Matsmam on Wednesday 18 February 09 21:39 GMT (UK)
Hi Paulene,
thanks for your post. I will follow your suggestion.

Regards
Matsmam
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: Frithy on Saturday 28 February 09 18:07 GMT (UK)
I have a George Hill born Chapel around 1827. He married Mary Newton from Hazel Grove.
Any connection Please?
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: Matsmam on Sunday 01 March 09 21:19 GMT (UK)
Hi Frithy,
I have two George Hills on my tree one born 1791 and was an Inn keeper and Miner , he was married to Hannah. The second ,his son George born c1818. Both are registered as Chapel en le Frith but the area they came from was Peak forest.
 I don't know if his son married as I  have only concentrated on my direct line.
I have a tree on Genes Reunited, if you have access to the site  you will be able to view it. Let me know.

Regards
Matsmam
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: Frithy on Monday 02 March 09 10:13 GMT (UK)
Hi,
I have hopefully contacted you through genes. I dont think theres a connection it this point.
Is there any trade directories that you could look at for Chapel?
Joan
Title: Re: Hill Family
Post by: martin mosley on Monday 02 March 09 13:57 GMT (UK)
You might like to check out all the Hill families from the Peak area here

http://www.mosleyfamilies.net

Just go to the genealogy pages, and pass the next couple of hours checking through them all!