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Sarah Ann Davis and Sylvester Sutherland Hills

SYLVESTER SUTHERLAND HILLS, son of HANNAH SUTHERLAND and SYLVESTER HILLS, was born December 17, 1833 in Onondaga County, New York,4813 and died March 1, 1903 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois.4806 He is buried in Maple Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Rock, Wisconsin.456

He married SARAH ANN DAVIS on April 18, 1861 in Green County, Wisconsin.4813 She was born October 28, 1838 in Varysburg, Wyoming, New York,4813 and died October 31, 1932 in Los Angeles County, California.3893 She is buried in Maple Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Rock, Wisconsin.456

Children of SARAH ANN DAVIS and SYLVESTER SUTHERLAND HILLS:

  1. ARTHUR A. HILLS, b. November 10, 1862;4813 d. October 18, 1879, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin;456, 4813 bur. Maple Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Rock, Wisconsin.456
  2. ERWIN F. HILLS, b. July 13, 1866;4813 d. September 9, 1866.4813
  3. ELMER ELLIOTT HILLS, b. October 27, 1867, Brodhead, Green, Wisconsin;4532, 250 m. JULIA CAROLINA LOOMIS on September 26, 1910 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois8351; d. May 2, 1953, Laguna Beach, Orange, California.250, 8360
  4. JOHN HILLS, b. 1873.
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Obituaries

Albany Vindicator, March 5, 19037693

Sylvester E. Hills, late of Dixon, Illinois, was buried in Evansville on Tuesday. Mr. Hills’ name is familiar to all the old population here. He was born in New York in 1833 and began pioneer life in Green County at the age of four years. He had a varied career being engaged in many vocations at different things. He was landlord of the Nichols House in Albany in the ‘80’s. He was one of the early workers on the Vindicator being manager and part owner of the office several years. Mr. Hills never accumulated much of worldly goods but was an upright, patriotic citizen. His wife and one son survive.

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South Pasadena Foothill Review, November 4, 193212256

SARAH A. HILLS

Mrs. Sarah Ann Hills, aged 94, passed away at the home of her son Elmer E. Hills, 21 Stratford avenue, Monday.

Mrs. Hills was born at Verysberg, N. Y. When she was six years of age she traveled by boat across the Great Lakes from Buffalo, New York to Milwaukee with her parents. There they secured an ox team and journeyed across Wisconsin to the western part of the state, where her father, Jepha Davis, founded the town of Attic, and established a woolen mill. THere the family lived many years.

Mrs. Hills married in 1861 and lived for a time in the frontier towns of Wisconsin. Later she lived for many years in Chicago and other Illinois cities. She came to California twelve years ago with her son when he moved his family here. She was a member of Calvary Presbyterian Church.

While Mrs. Hills suffered a stroke seven years ago, which made her an invalid, she never lost interest in life and up until her final illness two weeks ago, was an enthusiastic reader of current magazines.

After private funeral services at the chapel of Reynolds and Eberle, 825 East Orange Grove, Pasadena, the body was shipped to Evansville, Wisconsin, where her husband was buried.

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Census Records

DateLocationEnumerated Names
August 23, 18504817Sylvester, Green, Wisconsin
July 18, 18607144Palmyra, Douglas, Kansas
  • Sylvester Sutherland Hills
August 12, 18708348Rushford, Winnebago, Wisconsin
June 24, 18808349Evansville, Rock, Wisconsin
June 5, 19008350Dixon, Lee, Illinois
  • Sylvester Sutherland Hills
  • Sarah Ann Davis
April 23, 1910807Chicago, Cook, Illinois
January 19, 19203376Chicago, Cook, Illinois
April 2, 1930337South Pasadena, Los Angeles, California


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