Ein Band mit Memoiren und Genealogie repräsentativer Bürger der Stadt Seattle und des Regierungsbezirks King, Washington, einschließlich Biografien vieler von denen, die sich verabschiedet haben. Cameto die neue Welt leer und heute gehört zu den untermauerten Bürgern des Nordwestens. FRANK A. HILL. Die Abstammung des Themas dieser Rezension, der übernidendent von der Renton Mine ist, l)espeaks Lunge und prominente Identifikation mit den Annalen der amerikanischen Geschichte, während Vertreter des Namens gezeigt haben, dass intrin-.•^ic-Loyalität und Patriotismus, die sie dazu geführt haben, sich aktiv an der großen zu beteiligen

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A volume of memoirs and genealogy of representative citizens of the city of Seattle and county of King, Washington, including biographies of many of those who have passed away . cameto the new world empty-handed and to-day is classed among the substantialcitizens of the northwest. FRANK A. HILL. The lineage of the subject of this review, who is supernitendent of theRenton mine, l)espeaks lung and prominent identification with the annals ofAmerican history, while representatives of the name have shown that intrin-.•^ic loyalty and patriotism which has led them to take an active part in thegreat conflicts through which the re]niblic was established and has been per-petuated. Mr. Hill has been conspicuously identified with the developmentand management of intlustrial enterprises in this state and elsewhere, is anexpert in the line of his profession and is one of the distinctively representa-tive citizens and l>usiness men of Renton, being thus peculiarly entitled todefinite consideration in a work of this character. Mr. Hill is a native of Iowa, having been born in the city of Muscatine, on the 2Qth of June, 1852. He comes of old Puritan stock, the original. o^ (P^^Z-r^eA^ SEATTLE AND KING COUNTY. 489 American ancestors having taken up their abode in the New England colonieslong prior to the war of the Revolution and being of English lineage. Mem-bers of the family rendered valiant services as soldiers in the Continental lineduring the war of the Revolution, and the name has been one of prominencein New England for many generations. The maternal grandfather of (jursubject was a sea captain, and he was lost at sea while on active duty as anofficer of a sailing vessel. Sylvester G. Hill, the father of Frank A. wasborn in the state of Rhode Island and married jNIartha J. Dyer, a native ofMaine. He was a millman and cabinet-maker by vocation, having been theowner of a sawmill and a door and sash factory in Iowa, where he had takenup his residence about the year 1849. A

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• bookauthorlewispub
• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1900
• bookyear1903