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Spouses/Children:
John Hill of Hayle
- John Hill
- Caroline Ann Hill+
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Kate Mills
- Born: 30 Aug 1868, Ventonleague, Phillack, Cornwall 1
- Christened: 10 Sep 1868, Phillack, Cornwall 1
- Married: Sep 1893, Foundry Wesleyan Chapel, Hayle, Cornwall 2
- Died: 9 Sep 1936, 14 Penpol Terrace, Hayle, Phillack, Cornwall
- Buried: 12 Sep 1936, Phillack, Cornwall 1
 Research Notes:
In 1901 Kate Hill, aged 32, born in Phillack Cornwall, and husband John Hill, aged 37, born in Phillack, moulder in iron foundry, and children (born in Phillack) John (7) Caroline Ann (5), were with Kate's parents at 14 Penpol Terrace, Phillack.
In 1911 Kate Hill, aged 43, born in Hayle Cornwall (mother of 2 children), and husband of 18 years John Hill, aged 47, born in Hayle, rope manufacturer - engine driver, were at 14 Penpol Tce, Hayle. With them were children (born in Hayle) John (17), engineer's apprentice, and Caroline Anne (15), school.
In 1921 Kate Hill, aged 55 years 10 months, born in Hayle, and husband John Hill, aged 58 years 2 months, brass moulder, were in Penpol Terrace, Hayle. With them were daughter Caroline A. Webb (25y 8m) of Hayle, married, son-in-law Stanley G. Webb (32y 8m) of Praze Cornwall, oxy-acetylene burner, and grandson George S. H. Webb (4y 3m) of Hayle.
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Kate Hill of 14 Penpol Terrace St. Elwyn died aged 70 years (burial record). Age appears to be an approximation. Kate died aged 68 (i.e. in her 69th year).
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HILL.—Sept. 9, at 14, Penpol-terrace, Hayle, Kate Hill, wife of J. Hill.
Cornishman, Thursday, 17 Sep 1936, p. 4
Marriage Information:
Kate married John Hill, son of Capt. Hill, in Sep 1893 at the Foundry Wesleyan Chapel, Hayle, Cornwall. (John Hill was born about 1864 in Phillack, Cornwall.)
Marriage Notes:
HILL—MILLS.—At Foundry Wesleyan Chapel, Hayle, by the Rev. S. R. Wilkin, John Hill, son of Capt. Hill, of Hayle, to Katie, daughter of Mr. S. Mills*, of Messrs. Harvey and Co.
The Cornish Telegraph, Thursday, 14 Sep 1893, p. 5
* This should be T. Mills.
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