hill, fred
1885-10-27 – 8/11/1950
- Name variants
- Fred Hill; Fred Hill (FG memorial 32039583); Fred Hill - Informant (cert of Cay M. Mitchell); Fred Hill - Informant (cert of Ida Hill); Hill, Fred
- Record count
- 19
- Sources
- census-1900,court_cases,death_certs,fg_cemetery_sweep,guardian_abstracts,guardian_bonds,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bernie; Bloomfield; Dexter; Ill.; Mo; Redd; Richland; St. Louis; Stoddard County, Mo.; T25N R9E, Stoddard County, Missouri; T26N R9E, Stoddard County, Missouri; sadler-chapel
- First event date
- 17
- Last event date
- 30-Nov-08
Timeline — 15 events
- 1881-06-04 Bloomfield. Fred Hill of Malden visited Bloomfield with Williams and Crawley Co-mentioned: F. B. Williams. Quote: "Fred Hill of Malden ... paid our little city a visit last Sunday."
- 1885-10-27 Born in Stoddard County, Mo.. Parents: Jim Hill / Jennie Hill.
- 1925-02-20 Dexter. Reward offered for a lost Goodyear diamond-tread balloon tire on rim, practically new, if returned to the Ringer Hardware Company or Fred Hill Co-mentioned: Ringer Hdw. Co.. Quote: "Reward if returned to Ringer Hdw. Co., or FRED HILL."
- 1925-02-27 Fred Hill reported lost a Goodyear diamond-tread balloon tire on its rim, practically new; a reward is offered if returned to Ringer Hdw. Co. or Fred Hill Co-mentioned: Ringer Hdw. Co.. Quote: "LOST-Goodyear, diamond tread Balloon tire on rim, practically new"
- 1927-04-15 Named in Board of Equalization proceedings: 70a, Lots 1 & 2 NW 1/4 1-25-9; Assessor's value 2500, Board's value 2700 Quote: "Fred Hill"
- 1928-12-14 Sherry. Fred Hill of Dexter, Missouri, offers for rent a good ridge-and-creek-bottom farm at Sherry with three or four teams and 50 acres of hay to mow, an ideal stock farm; he will furnish pasture and go partners with the tenant on livestock Quote: "FOR RENT--Good ridge and creek bottom farm at She…
- 1929-03-22 Fred Hill, a big farmer from the South end of the county, was here (Dexter) on business Monday Quote: "Fred Hill, a big farmer from the South end of the county, was here on business Monday."
- 1930 T26N R9E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 23 - T26N R9E, section(s) 36. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Hill, Fred — Page 23 - T26N R9E, sec 36"
- 1931-10-09 Dexter. Fred Hill, with C. O. Stephens operating, advertised clean, sweet cider at 25c per gallon from a farm 3 miles north of the DeMange Rice farm on highway 60, open every day Co-mentioned: C. O. Stephens. Quote: "FOR SALE—Clean, sweet Cider ... FRED HILL, with C. O. STEPHENS operating"
- 1931-10-30 Clean sweet cider at 25c per gallon on farm 3 miles north of the DeMange Rice farm; apples as low as 25c bushel; open every day; with C. O. Stephens operating Co-mentioned: A. E. Disher. Quote: "GOOD SEED WHEAT per bushel on A. E. Disher farm" Quote: "Clean, sweet Cider at 25c per gallon"
- 1931-11-20 Bernie. Fred Hill is preparing to move from the Disher farm near Bernie to his own place near here Quote: "Fred Hill is preparing to move from the Disher farm near Bernie to his own place near here."
- 1931-11-27 St. Louis. Mr. Fred Hill, Rudolph Hill, Vick Hill and E. E. Edwards were visitors at the National Stock Yards, St. Louis, last Thursday, viewing the stock markets Co-mentioned: Rudolph Hill; Vick Hill; E. E. Edwards.
- 1931-12-11 Redd. Fred Hill has bought the farm, at present occupied by Will Hill, from the K. C. Joint Stock Land Bank; it is a good farm and was previously owned by the late E. C. Mohrstadt of Dexter Co-mentioned: Will Hill. Quote: "has bought the farm ... from the K. C. Joint Stock Land Bank"
- 1950-08-11 Age 64y 9m 15d. Cause: Cerebral Hemorrhage; Arterial Sclerosis; Hypertension. Burial: Sadlers Chapel, Dexter, Mo. R.F.D. #2.
- (undated) Dexter. Fred Hill, that big farmer from the south part of the county near Bernie, was in town Wednesday Quote: "Fred Hill, that big farmer from the South part of the county near Bernie, was in town Wednesday."
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