1. 2. Darius HILL   b. 4 Dec 1749, Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut; d. Feb 1799, Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut, USA.

Possibiliy a Revolutionary War veteran. Bible states, "Darius Hill, our father, died Feb. 1799, born Dec. 4, 1747; Loius Moses, our mother, born Dec. 5, 1749, died Mar. 15, 1836."

1. 3. Rachel HILL   b. 8 Mar 1784, Simsbury,Hartford,Connecticut,USA; d. Aft 1826, Crawford Co.,Pennsylvania,Ua; bur. Penn Line Cemetery,sec/row S15,Penn Line,Penn..
2. 4. Unknown2 HILL  
3. 5. Unknown3 HILL  
4. 6. Darius HILL   b. 23 Jul 1772, Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut; d. 1 Nov 1789.

The Hill line is from Norman origin from Worcestershire, England. The Hill coatof arms has three dog on the shield which signifies courage, vigilance, and loyalty. The color green on the shield signifies hope, joy, and loyalty in love.Rachel Hill's line has been traced back to Luke Hill, born about 1620 in England. He came to Connecticut sometime before 1651. Four additional generationsof the Hill line lived in Connecticut with John born in 1668, John born in 1702, Darius born in 1745, and Rachel born in 1784.

Rachel's mother was Lois Moses. The Moses line has been traced back to John Moses who was born about 1604 in England and came to Plymouth Colony in 1640. His son, John, who was bornin about 1630, moved to Connecticut. The Moses line continued in Connecticut with John born 1654, John born 1681, Benoni born 1711, and Lois born 1749.

Rachel and her husband, Elijah Barber are both descendants of the minister, Thomas Hooker, who was an intellectual and polictical leader, and to Thomas Rogers of the Mayflower.

Rachel was born in Simsbury, Connecticut. Her fourth great grandfathers, John Griffin and Michael Humphrey, first crossed the Farmington River at "The Falls" in the 1640's. They were searching for virgin pine forest where they could pursue their tar and pitch business. What they found was averdant valley bounded by two low mountain ranges, rich with fish and wildlife. The native Massacoe Indians of the Algonquin Nation had lived off the bountyof the rich land and flowing river. The new settlers called the valley the "Massacoh Plantation".

Joseph Phelps, Rachel's 2nd great grandfather, was one of thirty who received the first land grants in Simsbury.

1. 7. Amanda Amelia BARBER   b. 19 Apr 1801.
2. 8. Elijah Averis BARBER   b. 3 Mar 1802, Of Hartford,Hartford,Connecticut,USA; d. 8 Sep 1865, Meadvile,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA; bur. "Barber Hill" Cemetery,Pennline,Crawford,Penn., USA.
3. 9. Amhurst Horatio Hill BARBER   b. 7 Jul 1807, of Hartford,Hartford,Connecticut,USA; d. 7 Jan 1870, of Conneaut,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA.
4. 10. Amelia Amanda BARBER   b. 19 Apr 1809, New York,USA; d. 19 Mar 1882, Conneaut,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA.
5. 11. Willis D. (Merriman) BARBER   b. Mar 1811, New York,USA; d. 9 Aug 1840, Pennline,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA; bur. Penn Line Cemetery,sec/row S15,Penn Line,Penn..
6. 12. Sally BARBER   b. 1813, New York,USA; d. 1900, of North Shenango,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA.
7. 13. Lucinda Romantha BARBER   b. 16 Nov 1820, New York,USA; d. 31 Aug 1894, of Conneaut,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA.
8. 14. Clarissa C. BARBER   b. 7 Sep 1822, Onondaga,Onondaga,New York,USA; d. Aft 1880, of Conneaut,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA.
9. 15. Melissa BARBER   b. 1825, of Onondaga,Onondaga,New York,USA; d. Aft 1880, of Wayne,Kosciusko,Indiana,USA.
10. 16. Charlotte Susan BARBER   b. 3 Sep 1826, of Onondaga,Onondaga,New York,USA; d. 4 Dec 1916, of Pierpont,Ashtabula,Ohio,USA.

Elijah and Amanda had at least four children, Horatio Elijah, Mary Augusta, Florance Amanda, and Willis Drake. Elijah's headstone reads, "Died at 61 yrs, 6 mon., and 5 days.

Amhurst Barber and Rhoda had at least two children, Sarah A. and Almira J., both born in Pennsylvania.

According to the 1870 census for Conneaut, Pennsylvania, Amelia Barber was bornin New York. Most of her ancestors originated from Massachusetts or Connecticut and were of English descent. Her 5th great grandfather was Thomas Hooker,who was a notable minister of Connecticut. From Hooker's sermons sprange the constitution of Connecticut, the first of the written American constitutions framed by the people for the people. It is also believed that Amelia Barber was adescendant of Thomas Rogers of the Mayflower. The Barber, Drake, Seager, and other families lived in the same communities and intermarried several times. Amelia and Silas were second cousins. They were both descendants of Thomas Barber, who was the first Barber in New England.

Amelia moved to Crawford Co., Pennsylvania sometime before 1832 where she married Silias Hill Seager and they had three children, Charles Edward, Orin Barber, and Prince Albert.

1. 17. Charles Edward SEAGER   b. 13 Sep 1839, Conneaut Township,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA; d. 15 Nov 1913, Conneaut,Crawford,Pennslyvania,USA.
2. 18. Orin Barber SEAGER   b. 26 Sep 1842, Conneaut,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA; d. 23 Apr 1872, Tyrrell Hill,Fowler,Trumbull,Ohio, USA; bur. Dugan Cemetery,Fowler,Ohio.
3. 19. Prince Albert SEAGER   b. 22 Oct 1844, Conneaut Township,Crawford,Pennsylvania,USA; d. Aft 1938, of Roscoe,Edmunds,South Dakota,USA.

Cause of Death: Injuries from being thrown from a load of hay
Willia Barber was a brother to Amelia Amanda Barber.

Sally Barber and Alva Woodward had at least five children, Chester, Louisa A.,Alace L., Jane, and Laura, all born in Pennsylvania.

Lucinda Barber and Soloman Turner had at least four children, Orestus B., Orlina B., Loren A.W. and July Turner, all born in Pennsylvania.

Clarissa Barber and Lucas Thompson had at least two children, Issac Newton andPhilena Ellen Thompson, both born in Pennsylvania.

Melissa Barber and Newell Dewey had at least two daughters, Matilda and Lydia,and an adopted son, Charles E.

Charlotte Barber and James Corey had at least two children, Ida M. and Elnora L., both born in Pennsylvania.