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To Vote for Hill County: Click Here Hill County, Texas was formed from Navarro County and came into her own 14 May 1853. Dr. George Washinton Hill was the secretary of war and secretary of the navy in Sam Houston's cabinet for whom the county is named. After the annexation, Hill resumed the practice of medicine in Navarro County.
Dr. George Washington Hill
FUN ......FACTS
Did you know that Abbott, Texas is the home of Willie Nelson? The T. B. Pharmacy is the oldest pharmacy in Hill County. Hubbard is the home of illustrator/painter Mark English. Ghost sightings have been recorded all over the county but the most noted are at Ash Creek, Cottonbell Lake Dam, and at a Mount Calm Burial ground. Did you know there is a USGenWeb for kids? Check it out here
Hill County Menu
Hill County Family Notes & Pictures -
Underwood Family
Richland Cemetery - pictures of some of the tombstones included - special thanks goes to Lana Davis who contributed photos and keeps this cemetery updated.
Hill County Census Images Index - Hill Table of Contents for Census
1880
1890
1900
Hill County Family Group Sheets
Hill County Found & Donate Photos
Charles Patterson Photo
Hill County Historic Cemetery List "Honors"
Famous Graves in Hill Co. Texas
Hill County Military
Civil War
WWI
WWII
Hill County Newspapers - sections: Sheriff Depts., Deaths, Murders, and Other Communities Tidbits
Hill County Crimes, Deaths, Murders
Hill County Queries - view queries that were sent to Hill County and you may post your query here. COMING SOON! --Tornado in 1912 or 1914
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Hill County New Message Board - mail - Please subcribe to this new group.
Places - towns, cities, communities
Passports - some of these passports were issued ca 1918 giving county of birth of individual, date of birth and where they plan to travel and by what conveyance. With stamped dates and other items.
Vitals - Births, Deaths, Marriages, Divorces, Obituaries - some of the archive links are not working.
Links to County and State Sources
Hill County Crossroads
Hill County Crossroads Genealogical Society Great site - with links to Hill Co. Deeds 1855-1875; Obituary Index; Maddox Grocery Store and Osceola Gin; History of Old Lebanon Church and Cemetery; Abandoned Cemeteries and Funeral Directors & lots more. They can help you locate family information since they live in the county. I live in East Texas and do not get to Hillsboro very often.
Brigham Young University - (relative finder- beta)
Texas State Historical Association - Handbook of Texas Online
Texas State Library & Archives Commission
Hill & Neighboring Counties Bosque Ellis Johnson Limestone McLennan Navarro
These awards were won by Patsy Vinson