Taylor County GaArchives Obituaries.....Hill, Amanda Moulton March 4 1894
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The Butler Herald, March 6, 1894
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 6, 1894
Page Three

Reynolds, Ga., March 5, 1894
By L.A.B.

A Sad Death

On yesterday morning about daylight, Mrs. D. Hill was walking the railroad 
between the river bridge and her residence about a quarter of a mile this side 
of the bridge when a belated freight train running at a high speed going east, 
ran over Mrs. Hill killing her instantly.  Her husband is the efficient 
watchman at the river bridge.  Mrs. Hill is a sister of Mr. F.M. Moulton and 
Mrs. Slate Hill and was a lady of many noble traits of character; her husband 
and the entire family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.


Additional Comments:
Note: According to Hill family researcher, Harris Hill 
(http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00011.html#0002514), Mrs. D. Hill was Amanda Moulton Hill, wife of Burton 
D. Hill.  Harris isn't certain but believes she is buried at the Hillcrest 
cemetery in Reynolds.  The name listed on the gravestone is Mandy Hill with the 
death date being exactly one year earlier than what is given in the obituary.  
Burton D. Hill is also buried in this cemetery.  The couple had no children.  
Amanda's sister, Missouri Annice Moulton, mentioned in this obituary, was the 
first wife of Slaughter "Slate" Hill while another sister, Mary A.V. Moulton, 
was the second wife of Hamilton Henry "Hamp" Hill.

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