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Note: Notes for WiLLLAm ALBERT HILL JR-: Marriage License: William HILL Jr., IS, son of William HILL living, and Rissie hill dead, married Elmina Rathbone, 24, daughter of Jacob and Tempy Justice Rathbone, on 30 Nov. 1890, at J.P. Rathbones home on Fines Creek.Marriage License: W.A. hill, 32, son of William and Lou hill father living, mother dead, and Mary Clark, 22, daughter of Harley and Nancy Clark, both living, 24 Dee 1903 at h l . clarks home on Fines Creek.1900 Census haywood Co., NC, Fines CreeK household 4 3 1: MI, William, 8/1 873, 26, NC/NC/NC, Farmer, Reads-no, Writes- no, Rents; Elmina, 5/1872, married 9 years, 2 children born/2 living, Reads-yes, Writes-yes; Mattic 7/1896; Lillie, 9/1899;Rathbone, Narcissa, 3/1860, sister-in-law, single. Permanent Roll of Registered Voters, haywood County, NC, 1902: William A. hill age 32, descendent of William A. hill, NC, registered 10/18/1902, Fines Creek. 191 0 Census@ Haywood Co., NC, Fines Creek, Line 50: hill William A., 38; Mary, 28, 3 children bom/3 living; Mattie, 12; Lillie, I 1; GarrM 6; Claude, 2; Roy, 8/12.1920 Census, Haywood Co., Fines Creek, NC: hill , Bud A., 52; Mary, 39; garret 15; Claude, 12; Roy, 9; Agnes, 8; Clark, 6; Deesie, 1. 'the MountaineerNewspaper,January5,1922: work on Road. Waynesville Newspaper, Dec 7, 1922: List of Authocized clainis allowed by Commissioners: For mar. 1922, Bud hill work on road, $13,60; for Apr 1922, WA hillwork on road, $26.00; for June 1922, Bud Hill, work on road, $2.00. Page Decie Hill Smathers told me (May 1995) that Grandpa hill (William Albert Sr.) would visit and stay with them on Fines Creek.Bud and family moved from Fines Creek to Barber Orchards about 1923 and Grandpa hill returned to South Carolina- Bud and Mary lived in South Carolina for a while in early 1900's. Nathan was bom in South Carolina. Decie said Nathan could talk when9 months old and that he was very smart. Bud and Mary returned to Fines Creek after Nathan's death.Waynesville Mountaineer, Nov 5, 193 1: Saunook News, Mr Ned Sparks, Mr WA Hill and Mr TB Sisk were severly ipjured while working last week in the local orchard.Waynesville Mountaineer Feb 25,1932: Saunook News, Mr WA hill and three sons made a recent trip to Fines Creek. Waynesville Mountaineer Mar 3, 1932:Saunook News, Mr WA hill retumed Monday from a business trip to Tennessee. William Albert Hill, 87, a retired farmer died in the Waynesville hospital at 7:30 PM Sunday following an extended illness. Mr Hill was a native (not so) and life long resident of Haywood County and was a member of the Pleasant Balsam BaptistChurch. His wife Mrs Mary Clark Hill died in 1943 (actually 1944). Surviving are three daughters Mrs Wiley Carver of Clyde RI. 2, Mm Herman Burgess and Mrs Ray Smathers of Waynesville, Rt. 1, seven sms, Garrett, Claude and Noel of Waynesville, Rt.1, Clark of Woodstown, New Jersey, Millard of Kannapolis, NC, Hugh A. of Brevard, NC, and Kenneth of Camas, Washington, a brother George Hill of Clyde, RI. I and 40 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 4:30 PM in PleasantBalsain Baptist Church. Burial will be in Red Bank Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Manson Carver, Keith WI, Denton Hill, Pete WI, Raymond Burgess and Sam Smathers.More About WILLIAM ALBERT HILL JR-: Burial: Red Bank Cemetery, HayWOOD Co., NC Occupation: Farmer/Orchardist
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