Jane E. Hilton
Born 1950s.
Daughter of Sam Hilton
and Eula (Neil) Hilton
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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| Created 21 Nov 2013
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My father was Retired Col. Wilbur S. Hilton, born December 17, 1914 at Spokane, MO. My mother was Eula Grace (Neil) Hilton born December 2, 1916 at Lincoln, MO. My dad, mom, sister and brother were stationed in Germany where I was conceived and born. We were stationed back in the USA when I was 8 months old. Dad served his country for 34 years, 9 months and 8 days. I was 18 years old when dad retired and we moved to Pueblo, Co.
I have genealogy records that take me back to Enos Bird, who's daughter Nancy married Reverend Samuel Hilton. I have information that Enos Bird's father was John Bird, born 1699 in VA and died October 14, 1770 in Butt County, N.C. John Bird was married to Mary Needham in 1720. Mary was born 1703 in VA. I have no record of her death.
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Thanks for info on Enos' parents. The bird surname shows up through out my Franklin line but I've never found a link to the Bird lineage. As to nativeAmerican ancestry, seems like every family that lived in NC ends up with native American ancestore. I'm still looking for mine. I've found where where your Hilton emigrant (Rev. Samual) was a slave owner in St Marys Co, MD. Some of those slaves were listed as negro & some as Creole (Native American?) - so you might have some native American ancestry among some of Sam'l's descendants. Oh what a web we weave Jack
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