Biographical Sketch of J. C. Hill, Johnson County, Missouri
Grover Township

>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

J. C. HILL,

P.O. Knobnoster.  This enterprising citizen is a native of Todd county,
Kentucky, was born April 13, 1840.  He was raised there until he was
about fifteen years of age, then came to Saline county, Missouri, where
he engaged in farming until 1868, when he came to Johnson county.  He
located then where he now lives.  He was married in 1862 to Miss S.
Bradley, and this union has blessed them with eleven children, seven
living: John M., Mary E., Maggie; Walter, Lulu May, James and J. Arthur.
The following four died: William W., Larkin, Kune and Benjamin.  His
success in life may be inferred from the fact, that he began business
for himself with very limited means, but through his good habits, he now
owns a fine farm of 145 acres, with first class buildings.  He is a
member of the Christian church and one of the deacons of the same.

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