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Descendants of Aurie Kanaghowende Hill Generation No. 1 1. AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 HILL was born Abt. 1660 in pr. Ossernenon Castle (Printup Site), Mohawk Valley, New York, USA, and died Aft. December 28, 1735 in pr. Auriesville, NY, USA. He married CATHARINE, daughter of SARAH. She was born Abt. 1660 in pr. Ossernenon Castle (Printup Site), Mohawk Valley, New York, USA. Notes for AURIE KANAGHOWENDE HILL: Aurie (Arie) was baptised with his wife Catharina, mother Maria, and mother - in - law Sarah at the Schenectady Dutch Reformed Church, 05 October 1700. He is the progenitor of the very prolific Hill family which are still numerous today both on the Six Nations Reserve in Brant County, and the Tyendinaga Reserve in Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. In addition, there are numerous descendants of many surnames now spread across North America and beyond. It appears that Aurie's Creek in Montgomery County, New York, on the Mohawk Flats across from the Lower Mohawk Village on the west side of Schoharie Creek was named after this man. Even in much later times it was recalled that the creek derived it's name from, The creek flows by a hill with a sharp perpendicular wall known as Caudaughrita. It appears that family derived its surname from the geographical circumstance of residing near this hill. Two separate accounts provided by Hill family members in the nineteenth century give this same story of how the surname came into being. This version gains support from eighteenth century record sources as diverse as the Papers of Sir William Johnson and the Jelles Fonda Account Books. Here Aaron is referred to as "of the hill" by Johnson in English, and as "van der barrick" by Fonda in Dutch. Both have exactly the same meaning. By the end of the eighteenth century the "of the" had been dropped, and the surname became simply "Hill". More About AURIE KANAGHOWENDE HILL: Baptism: October 05, 1700, Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA Clan: Bear Nationality: Mohawk, Six Nations Occupation: Head Sachem Notes for CATHARINE: Catharina was baptised at the Schenectady Dutch Reformed Church with her husband Aurie, mother Sarah, and mother - in - law Maria on 05 October 1700. More About CATHARINE: Baptism: October 05, 1700, Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA Clan: Wolf Nationality: Mohawk, Six Nations Children of AURIE HILL and CATHARINE are: 2. i. CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2 HILL, b. Abt. 1684, pr. Caughnawaga Castle (Vedder Site), Mohawk Valley, New York, USA; d. Aft. May 27, 1744. ii. HENDRICK HILL, b. Abt. 1690. More About HENDRICK HILL: Baptism: October 05, 1700, Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA iii. NEELTIE HILL, b. Abt. 1700. More About NEELTIE HILL:

Baptism: May 10, 1702, Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA iv. ELIZABETH HILL, b. Abt. 1702. More About ELIZABETH HILL: Baptism: May 30, 1703, Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA Generation No. 2 2. CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2 HILL (AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1684 in pr. Caughnawaga Castle (Vedder Site), Mohawk Valley, New York, USA, and died Aft. May 27, 1744. He married (1) ANNA. He married (2) CATHARINA KARAGKWINE October 04, 1704 in Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA, daughter of ATTAENRIAGSE. She was born Abt. 1686 in pr. Caughnawaga Castle (Vedder Site), Mohawk Valley, New York, USA, and died Aft. December 13, 1729. More About CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE HILL: Baptism: October 04, 1704, Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA Clan: Wolf Nationality: Mohawk, Six Nations Occupation: Sachem, War Chief, Schoolmaster Translation of Name: His Two Adjoining Swamps Notes for CATHARINA KARAGKWINE: Marriage entry reads "Magdalena Keragkwinon". Later records appear to indicate that Catharina is the correct forename. More About CATHARINA KARAGKWINE: Clan: Turtle Children of CORNELIUS HILL and ANNA are: i. MARIA 3 HILL, b. Abt. November 21, 1733. More About MARIA HILL: Baptism: November 21, 1733, Albany Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, USA ii. DAVID HILL, b. Abt. June 19, 1735. More About DAVID HILL: Baptism: June 19, 1735, Ft. Hunter Church of England iii. CATHARINA HILL, b. Abt. June 19, 1737. More About CATHARINA HILL: Baptism: June 19, 1737, Albany Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, USA iv. CHRISTINA HILL, b. Abt. February 24, 1739/40. More About CHRISTINA HILL: Baptism: February 24, 1739/40, Fort Hunter Church of England Children of CORNELIUS HILL and CATHARINA KARAGKWINE are: v. PIETER 3 HILL, b. Abt. October 14, 1705. More About PIETER HILL: Baptism: October 14, 1705, Albany Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, USA 3. vi. AARON OSERAGHETE HILL, b. Abt. March 03, 1707/08, pr. Auriesville, New York, USA; d. Bet.

August 30, 1772 - January 14, 1784. vii. MOSES HILL, b. Abt. April 29, 1709. More About MOSES HILL: Baptism: April 29, 1709, Albany Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, USA viii. MARIA HILL, b. Abt. October 19, 1711. More About MARIA HILL: Baptism: October 19, 1711, Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA 4. ix. ANNA HILL, b. Abt. 1713. Generation No. 3 3. AARON OSERAGHETE 3 HILL (CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. March 03, 1707/08 in pr. Auriesville, New York, USA, and died Bet. August 30, 1772 - January 14, 1784. He married MARGARET KONWATYENNIH CRINE (GREEN) Abt. 1727, daughter of CRINE ANEQUENDAHONJI and ANNA TIOSSEROAGE. She was born Abt. 1707 in pr. Ogsadaga (Milton-Smith Site), Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died Aft. October 03, 1772. Notes for AARON OSERAGHETE HILL: It is unclear as to whether Aaron is of the Turtle or Wolf clans. More About AARON OSERAGHETE HILL: Baptism: March 03, 1707/08, Albany Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, USA Clan: Wolf Nationality: Mohawk, Six Nations Occupation: Head War Chief of Ft. Hunter, Ambassador to the Western Indians Translation of Name: He Carries a Knife Notes for MARGARET KONWATYENNIH CRINE (GREEN): Margaret's brother Johannes Schrine (Crine, Green) was known as "White Hans", apparently reflecting his light colouration. It is likely that their mother Anna was a French or English settler captured by the Mohawks. Patrick Campbell, in his diary written in 1792, specifically noted that Margaret's son Captain David Hill was of mixed Mohawk and European ancestry. More About MARGARET KONWATYENNIH CRINE (GREEN): Baptism: June 21, 1712, Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA Clan: Bear Nationality: Mohawk, Six Nations Children of AARON HILL and MARGARET (GREEN) are: 5. i. MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4 HILL, b. Abt. 1727, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. Aft. November 1790, pr. Tyendinaga Mohawk Reserve, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. 6. ii. MARGARET KAYADONTYI HILL, b. Abt. 1729, Pr. Tiononderge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. Aft. July 06, 1789, pr. Mohawk Village, Brant County, Ontario. iii. CORNELIUS HILL, b. Abt. 1731, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA. Notes for CORNELIUS HILL: His name is found throughout the 1770s in the Jelles fonda Account Books. More About CORNELIUS HILL: Baptism: April 18, 1731, Albany Reformed Dutch 7. iv. CAPTAIN AARON KANONRARON HILL, b. Abt. December 28, 1735, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. Abt. 1796. v. CATHARINE HILL, b. Abt. January 14, 1736/37, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New

York, USA. Notes for CATHARINE HILL: No further record. More About CATHARINE HILL: Baptism: January 14, 1736/37, Fort Hunter Church of England Clan: Bear vi. LIEUTENANT JOHN OTEROUYANENTE HILL, b. Abt. April 23, 1742, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. 1780; m. UNKNOWN. Notes for LIEUTENANT JOHN OTEROUYANENTE HILL: Recorded as having "small children" in 1770s. Left on 11 November 1775 with Colonel Guy Johnson and Captian Joseph Brant enroute from Quebec to England. More About LIEUTENANT JOHN OTEROUYANENTE HILL: Baptism: April 23, 1742, Fort Hunter Church of England Clan: Bear Translation of Name: The Trembling Mist Between Two Clouds vii. PETER HILL, b. Abt. January 13, 1744/45, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA. Notes for PETER HILL: No further record. More About PETER HILL: Baptism: January 13, 1744/45, Fort Hunter Church of England Clan: Bear 8. viii. DAVID KARONGHYONTYE HILL, b. Abt. January 12, 1745/46, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. November 1790, pr. Mohawk Village, Brant County, Ontario, Canada. 4. ANNA 3 HILL (CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1713. She married JAN. Children of ANNA HILL and JAN are: 9. i. CATHARINA 4 HILL, b. Abt. April 09, 1732. ii. UNKNOWN HILL, b. Abt. October 04, 1741. More About UNKNOWN HILL: Baptism: October 04, 1741, Fort Hunter Church of England Generation No. 4 5. MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4 HILL (AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1727 in pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died Aft. November 1790 in pr. Tyendinaga Mohawk Reserve, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. She married (1) HENDRICK SADEQUIOT/KANENREANK HILL. He died Aft. July 09, 1789 in pr. Tyendinaga Mohawk Reserve, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. She married (2) PETER. He died Bef. January 12, 1746/47. She married (3) JOHN "WIDEMOUTH" SETH January 12, 1746/47 in Albany Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, USA, son of SETH "THICKLIP" and MARGARET EZRAS. He was born Abt. May 15, 1726 in pr. Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died Bef. May 25, 1771 in ps. Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, New York, USA. Notes for MARY KATEHRIUNIGH HILL: Clan matron for Mohawk Bear Clan title Astawenserontha.

More About MARY KATEHRIUNIGH HILL: Baptism: May 07, 1732, Albany Reformed Dutch Clan: Bear Nationality: Mohawk, Six Nations Occupation: Clan Matron Translation of Name: She Carries the News More About JOHN "WIDEMOUTH" SETH: Baptism: May 15, 1726, Albany Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, USA Clan: Turtle Nationality: Mohawk, Six Nations Occupation: War Chief Child of MARY HILL and PETER is: i. ELIZABETH 5, b. Abt. February 02, 1745/46. More About ELIZABETH: Baptism: February 02, 1745/46, Fort Hunter Church of England Clan: Bear Children of MARY HILL and JOHN SETH are: 10. ii. CAPTAIN SETH KANENKAREGOWA 5 HILL, b. Abt. July 10, 1748, ps. Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. 1808. iii. MOSES HILL, b. Abt. 1751. iv. JOHN HILL, b. Abt. January 19, 1751/52. v. MARY HILL, b. Abt. February 17, 1754. vi. ABRAHAM HILL, b. Abt. June 01, 1755. vii. AARON HILL, b. Abt. February 15, 1756. viii. JACOB HILL, b. January 30, 1759. 11. ix. JOSEPH HILL, b. Abt. 1764; d. November 02, 1840. x. MARY HILL, b. 1768. More About MARY HILL: Baptism: 1768, Caughnawaga Reformed Dutch Church, New York, USA 6. MARGARET KAYADONTYI 4 HILL (AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1729 in Pr. Tiononderge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died Aft. July 06, 1789 in pr. Mohawk Village, Brant County, Ontario. She married NICHOLAS CANADIORHA BRANT Abt. 1747, son of BRANT CANAGARADUNKWA and CATHARINA TAGGANAKWARI. He was born Abt. 1727 in Pr. Tarragioris Castle (Prospect Hill Site), Upper Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died 1768. Notes for MARGARET KAYADONTYI HILL: Although the Johnson Papers make note that Nicholas was waiting for "his uncle White Hans" Johannes Crine Anequendahonji of the Astawenserontha Bear Clan, this is almost certain to refer to the uncle of his wife Margaret. More About MARGARET KAYADONTYI HILL: Translation of Name: Her Body Floats By Notes for NICHOLAS CANADIORHA BRANT: The name appears to be Onondaga. In Evert Wendell's account book there is an entry for an Onondaga boy, Kanaedeijorhae. Nicholas's clan was Beaver (Draper Papers). This was triple checked and so he was likely of Onondaga and or Huron ancestry (both have Beaver clans). John Norton reported in his diary that Joseph Brant's ancestors on both the mother and father's side were Wyandot (Huron) captives adoped by

the Mohawk. The Onondaga adopted many Huron after the raids of the 1640s, as did the Mohawk. Joseph Brant's son Joseph also reported that his father's father was an Onondaga - although this may be the biological father Peter rather than the adoptive father Brant. Nicholas appears to have had ties at Schoharie (a very multicultural settlement led by those from Caughnawaga and likely Huron) where he had one of his children baptised in 1758, and was also a sponsor for a child of his likely sibling in the same year, it being noted that Nicholas and Margaret were from Canajoharie. A condolence ceremony was held at Ft. Stanwix 6 November 1768 during a time when most Mohawks were in attendance. A black belt of wampum was given to "cover his grave" (symbolically). It cannot be asserted that Nickus died there, however, since these ceremonies tended to address these issues of mourning for chiefs who died since the last Council meeting. It is possible that his children assumed the surname Brant or Claus (a contraction of Nicholas) or Hill due to his wife or perhaps no surname (most Mohawk did not use surnames at this time). More About NICHOLAS CANADIORHA BRANT: Clan: Beaver Children of MARGARET HILL and NICHOLAS BRANT are: 12. i. CATHARINA KAYAKHON 5 BRANT, b. Abt. June 03, 1747, Pr. Taragiorres Castle (Prospect Hill Site), Upper Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. Bet. February 14, 1792 - October 15, 1796, Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada. ii. RACHEL BRANT, b. Abt. July 16, 1749. Notes for RACHEL BRANT: The reason why Rachel is included here, although no parent's names are mentioned among this long list of children baptized at the same time, is that the sponsor, Thomas Eckerson is the same individual who sponsored the baptism of Susanna born to Nicholas and Margaret in 1758 (also at the Schoharie Reformed Dutch Church). Nicholas had a sister Rachel, which, considering how very rare this name is among Mohawks, adds weight to the circumstantial evidence. More About RACHEL BRANT: Baptism: July 16, 1749, Weiserdorp, Reformed Dutch, Schoharie 13. iii. PAULUS SHAGOYADIYOSTHA, b. Abt. 1751, Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, NY; d. Abt. 1812, pr. Mohawk Village, Brant County, Ontario. iv. LAWRENCE, b. Abt. February 17, 1754. 14. v. ISAAC TAWALOOTH BRANT, b. Abt. 1756, Pr. Tiononderge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. Abt. 1809, pr. Sandusky, Ohio. vi. SUSANNA BRANT, b. Abt. May 28, 1758. 15. vii. MARGARET KONWARISEH BRANT, b. Abt. 1762, Pr. Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. Aft. April 13, 1817. 7. CAPTAIN AARON KANONRARON 4 HILL (AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. December 28, 1735 in pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died Abt. 1796. He married SUSANNA January 27, 1765 in Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA. She died Aft. July 09, 1789. More About CAPTAIN AARON KANONRARON HILL: Baptism: December 28, 1735, Fort Hunter Church of England Clan: Bear More About SUSANNA: Clan: Wolf Children of AARON HILL and SUSANNA are: i. JACOB KARATOHEN 5 HILL, d. Bet. January 10, 1826 - January 10, 1827. 16. ii. AARON HENRY GENWENDESHON HILL, b. Abt. 1768; d. August 21, 1832.

8. DAVID KARONGHYONTYE 4 HILL (AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. January 12, 1745/46 in pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died November 1790 in pr. Mohawk Village, Brant County, Ontario, Canada. He married ESTHER DEKAHONDAGWEH SPRING Abt. 1770. She was born 1748. More About DAVID KARONGHYONTYE HILL: Baptism: January 12, 1745/46, Fort Hunter Church of England Clan: Bear More About ESTHER DEKAHONDAGWEH SPRING: Burial: December 16, 1839, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada Clan: Turtle Children of DAVID HILL and ESTHER SPRING are: i. AARON DEGHEANONSONGOTHA 5 HILL, d. February 05, 1804; m. MARY S.. More About MARY S.: Burial: January 13, 1828, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada 17. ii. MARY ATHAHONDISON HILL, d. Abt. 1825. iii. JOHN HILL, d. Aft. 1836. Notes for JOHN HILL: Inherited Turtle Clan chief title Sadekariwadeh from his Maternal uncle Thomas. iv. THOMAS HILL, d. November 06, 1814. 18. v. HENRY HILL, d. Bet. March 22, 1817 - September 26, 1836. 19. vi. ESTHER HILL, b. 1779; d. 1815. 9. CATHARINA 4 HILL (ANNA 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. April 09, 1732. She married ISAAC February 24, 1754 in Fort Hunter, Church of England, Tiononderoge, New York, USA. More About CATHARINA HILL: Baptism: April 09, 1732, Albany Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, USA Children of CATHARINA HILL and ISAAC are: 20. i. ISAAC 5 HILL, b. Abt. February 25, 1756, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; d. Bet. 1819-1833, Paris, Ontario, Canada; Stepchild. 21. ii. ABRAHAM ONWASKANEKON HILL, b. Abt. February 09, 1758, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; Stepchild. iii. ELIZABETH HILL, b. Abt. 1766, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; Stepchild; m. GREEN. Notes for ELIZABETH HILL: Grandmother of Hester Thomas who was alive in 1879. 22. iv. MARY HILL, b. Abt. 1768, pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA; Stepchild. Generation No. 5 10. CAPTAIN SETH KANENKAREGOWA 5 HILL (MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. July 10, 1748 in ps. Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died 1808. He married CHRISTIEN.

Notes for CAPTAIN SETH KANENKAREGOWA HILL: Inherited Bear Clan chief title Astawenserontha from his uncle Captain David Karonghyontye Hill in November 1790. Children of SETH HILL and CHRISTIEN are: i. JOSEPH 6 HILL. 23. ii. SETH TIHANORAS/ANEARONYEAGH HILL. iii. GEORGE KARIWIO HILL, d. Aft. 1817. iv. SARAH HILL. 24. v. ELIZABETH HILL. vi. ELIAS AGOWAGNATHA HILL, b. Abt. October 13, 1770; d. Aft. 1813. More About ELIAS AGOWAGNATHA HILL: Baptism: October 13, 1770, Schenectady Reformed Dutch Church, Schenectady, New York, USA vii. CATHARINE HILL, b. Abt. March 05, 1793. More About CATHARINE HILL: Baptism: March 05, 1793, St. Marks Church of England, Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, Canada viii. HENRY NELLES HILL. 11. JOSEPH 5 HILL (MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1764, and died November 02, 1840. He married SARAH WEDINE. More About JOSEPH HILL: Burial: November 04, 1840, Christ Church, Church of England, Tyendinaga, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada Children of JOSEPH HILL and SARAH WEDINE are: 25. i. ELIZABETH 6 HILL, d. 1837. 26. ii. DEBORAH HILL, d. February 26, 1834, Sophiasburgh, Ontario, Canada. iii. CHIEF YOUNG HILL. Notes for CHIEF YOUNG HILL: A chief in 1813. 27. iv. ISAAC HILL. v. SARAH HILL, m. WILLIAM MARKLE, January 25, 1830. vi. CATHARINE HILL, m. DAVID SMART, January 25, 1830. 28. vii. JOSEPH HILL, b. 1793; d. Aft. 1881. 29. viii. HANNAH HILL, b. 1806. 12. CATHARINA KAYAKHON 5 BRANT (MARGARET KAYADONTYI 4 HILL, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. June 03, 1747 in Pr. Taragiorres Castle (Prospect Hill Site), Upper Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died Bet. February 14, 1792 - October 15, 1796 in Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada. She married JOHN YOUNG Abt. September 1765 in Canajoharie, NY, USA, son of JOHANN YOUNG and CATHARINE SCHREMLING. He was born 1742 in Canajoharie District, Tryon Co., New York, USA, and died Bet. May 29, 1811 - July 17, 1812 in Seneca Twp., Haldimand Co., Ontario, Canada. More About CATHARINA KAYAKHON BRANT: Burial: Young Tract Burial Ground, Seneca Twp, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada More About JOHN YOUNG: Burial: Young Tract Burial Ground, Seneca Twp, Haldimand County, Ontario Military service: Bet. 1777-1783, Lieutenant, Six Nations Indian Department

Children of CATHARINA BRANT and JOHN YOUNG are: i. ABRAHAM 6 YOUNG, b. 1766, Canajoharie District, New York, USA; d. September 07, 1815, pr. Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada; m. ELEANOR DENNIS; b. New Jersey, USA; d. 1828. ii. UNKNOWN YOUNG, b. Abt. 1768, Canajoharie District, New York, USA. iii. DANIEL YOUNG, b. November 18, 1770, Canajoharie District, New York, USA. Notes for DANIEL YOUNG: Died young. iv. JOHN YOUNG, b. 1772, Canajoharie District, New York, USA; d. November 12, 1851, Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada; m. CATHARINE COOK. 30. v. ELIZABETH YOUNG, b. March 13, 1775, Canajoharie District, New York, USA; d. May 05, 1826, Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada. vi. JOSEPH YOUNG, b. 1782, Fort Niagara, New York, USA; d. August 25, 1845, Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada; m. SARAH DENNIS. More About JOSEPH YOUNG: Burial: Young - Nelles Cemetery, Seneca Township, Ontario, Canada 13. PAULUS 5 SHAGOYADIYOSTHA (MARGARET KAYADONTYI 4 HILL, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1751 in Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, NY, and died Abt. 1812 in pr. Mohawk Village, Brant County, Ontario. He married CATHARINE DEYOTWANEA. She died Aft. July 31, 1823. Notes for PAULUS SHAGOYADIYOSTHA: Paulus appears to have signed his first name on the 1789 deed from the Mohawks formerly of Canajoharie, and someone added in Shagoyadiostha. This is a Astawenserontha Bear Clan name according the the Seth Newhouse Manuscript. Oddly, both he and his cousin Margaret Hill who married Paulus Sahonwadi had male children of the same name and in the same order. Peter and Paul (Powless) who resided at or near the Mohawk Village. It appears that Paulus inherited the "high status" name of his uncle David Hill, Karonghyontye, in 1790. He still used his original name in some deeds but in those available, from 1808 to 1810 he used his inherited title. He disappears from the records at this time, and after 1812 his cousin's son, Paul Powless, exchanged his given name of Onwaneharon for Karonghyontye. Children of PAULUS SHAGOYADIYOSTHA and CATHARINE DEYOTWANEA are: i. PAULUS 6 PAULUS, b. 1779, Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, NY; d. Aft. 1852, pr. Mohawk Village, Brant County, Ontario; m. MARGARET BRANT; b. 1788; d. November 23, 1860, pr. Mohawk Village, Brant County, Ontario. ii. PETER PAULUS, b. 1784, Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, NY; d. Bet. 1851-1861, pr. Mohawk Village, Brant County, Ontario; m. ELIZABETH; b. 1782; d. Aft. 1861. 14. ISAAC TAWALOOTH 5 BRANT (MARGARET KAYADONTYI 4 HILL, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1756 in Pr. Tiononderge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died Abt. 1809 in pr. Sandusky, Ohio. He married SISTER OF CHARLIEU. Notes for ISAAC TAWALOOTH BRANT: Karonghyonthe 1790 to 1809. Ambassador to Western Indians, translator, emmissary of his step-uncle Joseph Brant. Children of ISAAC BRANT and SISTER CHARLIEU are: i. SUSAN 6 BRANT, m. JOHN VAN METER. ii. THOMAS TOOTEEANDEE BRANT.

Notes for THOMAS TOOTEEANDEE BRANT: Fought for the Americans during the War of 1812. Seneca Chief, first on the list, in an 1814 treaty. Head of the Mohawks of Honey Creek, Upper Sandusky, Van Meter Reservation. Removed to Oklahoma to the Seneca Reserve. iii. iv. POWLAS BRANT. ISAAC BRANT. 15. MARGARET KONWARISEH 5 BRANT (MARGARET KAYADONTYI 4 HILL, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1762 in Pr. Canajoharie, Upper Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died Aft. April 13, 1817. She married N COTTER. Children of MARGARET BRANT and N COTTER are: 31. i. FRANCIS TAHATONNE 6 COTTER, d. September 29, 1852, Wyandotte, Kansas. ii. NICHOLAS COTTER. 16. AARON HENRY GENWENDESHON 5 HILL (AARON KANONRARON 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1768, and died August 21, 1832. He married CHRISTINA KAINYARON BRANT. She was born Abt. October 28, 1768, and died September 10, 1832. More About AARON HENRY GENWENDESHON HILL: Baptism: 1768, Caughnawaga Reformed Dutch Church, New York, USA Clan: Wolf More About CHRISTINA KAINYARON BRANT: Baptism: October 28, 1768, Fort Stanwix, New York, USA Clan: Turtle Children of AARON HILL and CHRISTINA BRANT are: 32. i. SOLOMON ANATAKARYAS 6 HILL. ii. MARY HILL, m. (1) JOSEPH JACOB MONTOUR; m. (2) JOHN WILLIAM JOHNSON; m. (3) JOSEPH DAVID SAWYER. iii. UNKNOWN HILL. iv. UNKNOWN HILL. v. JOSEPH HILL. vi. ELI HILL. 17. MARY ATHAHONDISON 5 HILL (DAVID KARONGHYONTYE 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) died Abt. 1825. She married ISAAC KARAKUNDYE BRANT. He was born 1762, and died 1795. Children of MARY HILL and ISAAC BRANT are: 33. i. MARGARET 6 BRANT. 34. ii. ELLEN BRANT. iii. ISAAC BRANT, b. 1794; d. January 15, 1817, Mohawk Village, Brantford, Ontario, Canada. 18. HENRY 5 HILL (DAVID KARONGHYONTYE 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) died Bet. March 22, 1817 - September 26, 1836. Child of HENRY HILL is: i. MARGARET 6 HILL, d. Aft. September 26, 1836. 19. ESTHER 5 HILL (DAVID KARONGHYONTYE 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born 1779, and died 1815. She married EPAPHURUS LORD PHELPS. He was born

1779, and died 1833. Notes for EPAPHURUS LORD PHELPS: His Mohawk name was Onasquesakorn Children of ESTHER HILL and EPAPHURUS PHELPS are: i. LYDIA 6 PHELPS, m. FRANKLIN WARREN. ii. AMELIA PHELPS. iii. CRISCENA PHELPS. iv. SOLOMON PHELPS, b. 1799; d. 1879; m. FRANCES. v. HIRAM PHELPS, b. 1804; d. 1877; m. MARIA SMITH. vi. ELIZABETH PHELPS, b. 1808; d. 1836; m. MORRIS HARDY. vii. AUDELIA PHELPS, b. 1815; d. 1899. 20. ISAAC 5 HILL (CATHARINA 4, ANNA 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. February 25, 1756 in pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA, and died Bet. 1819-1833 in Paris, Ontario, Canada. Notes for ISAAC HILL: All of the children of Isaac are listed among the Upper Mohawk Band. More About ISAAC HILL: Baptism: February 25, 1756, Fort Hunter Church of England Children of ISAAC HILL are: 35. i. WILLIAM JACKET 6 HILL, d. Bef. 1851. ii. JEMIMA HILL. 36. iii. DAVID JACKET HILL, b. 1800. 37. iv. JOHN JAHONHARISON HILL, b. 1814. 21. ABRAHAM ONWASKANEKON 5 HILL (CATHARINA 4, ANNA 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. February 09, 1758 in pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA. He married DEBORAH. She died Aft. 1839. More About ABRAHAM ONWASKANEKON HILL: Baptism: February 09, 1758, Fort Hunter Church of England Children of ABRAHAM HILL and DEBORAH are: i. DAVID 6 HILL, d. Aft. 1837. ii. JOHN HILL, d. Aft. 1837. iii. WILLIAM HILL, d. Aft. 1837. 22. MARY 5 HILL (CATHARINA 4, ANNA 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born Abt. 1768 in pr. Tiononderoge, Lower Mohawk Village, New York, USA. She married WILLIAM KENNEDY SMITH. He was born 1766, and died 1848. Children of MARY HILL and WILLIAM SMITH are: 38. i. MARGARET 6 SMITH, b. 1791; d. 1863. 39. ii. ABRAHAM KENNEDY SMITH, b. 1797, pr. Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Generation No. 6 23. SETH TIHANORAS/ANEARONYEAGH 6 HILL (SETH KANENKAREGOWA 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) He married MARY BRANT, daughter

of JOSEPH BRANT and CATHARINE CROGHAN. She was born Abt. 1790. Notes for SETH TIHANORAS/ANEARONYEAGH HILL: In 1830 Seth and Mary were residing "Near the forks" (i.e., Paris). Children of SETH HILL and MARY BRANT are: 40. i. SARAH 7 HILL. ii. SETH HILL, m. ESTHER BRANT, October 24, 1847. Notes for ESTHER BRANT: Mary was of the Cayuga nation. iii. MOSES HILL, b. Abt. February 07, 1830. Notes for MOSES HILL: Died young. More About MOSES HILL: Baptism: February 07, 1830, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada iv. ELINOR HILL, b. Abt. September 1832. Notes for ELINOR HILL: Died young. More About ELINOR HILL: Baptism: September 1832, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada 24. ELIZABETH 6 HILL (SETH KANENKAREGOWA 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) She married SAMUEL FRASER. He died Bef. 1834 in Mohawk Village, Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Child of ELIZABETH HILL and SAMUEL FRASER is: i. MARY 7 FRASER, b. Abt. July 06, 1834. More About MARY FRASER: Baptism: July 06, 1834, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada 25. ELIZABETH 6 HILL (JOSEPH 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) died 1837. More About ELIZABETH HILL: Burial: Christ Church, Church of England, Tyendinaga, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada Child of ELIZABETH HILL is: i. JAMES 7 HILL, b. May 12, 1836. More About JAMES HILL: Baptism: November 20, 1836, Christ Church, Church of England, Tyendinaga, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada 26. DEBORAH 6 HILL (JOSEPH 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) died February 26, 1834 in Sophiasburgh, Ontario, Canada. She married GEORGE BARNHART 1827 in Church of England. More About DEBORAH HILL:

Burial: February 28, 1834, Christ Church, Church of England, Tyendinaga, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada Children of DEBORAH HILL and GEORGE BARNHART are: i. CHARLOTTE 7 BARNHART. ii. MARY ANN BARNHART. iii. GEORGE BARNHART. 27. ISAAC 6 HILL (JOSEPH 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) He married CATHARINE LOFT May 16, 1823. Children of ISAAC HILL and CATHARINE LOFT are: i. UNKNOWN 7 HILL. More About UNKNOWN HILL: Baptism: October 10, 1841, Christ Church, Church of England, Tyendinaga, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada ii. UNKNOWN HILL. More About UNKNOWN HILL: Baptism: October 10, 1841, Christ Church, Church of England, Tyendinaga, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada iii. JOHN HILL, b. October 18, 1824. More About JOHN HILL: Baptism: January 06, 1825 iv. NELLY HILL, b. April 28, 1828. More About NELLY HILL: Baptism: May 11, 1828 v. ISAAC HILL, b. March 16, 1830. 28. JOSEPH 6 HILL (JOSEPH 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born 1793, and died Aft. 1881. He married (1) SUSAN HILL, daughter of WILLIAM HILL and NANCY CRAWFORD. She was born 1803, and died Aft. 1851. He married (2) UNKNOWN. He married (3) LEAH LEWIS October 24, 1830 in Christ Church, Church of England, Tyendinaga, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada. Children of JOSEPH HILL and SUSAN HILL are: i. CORNELIUS 7 HILL, b. 1840. ii. ANN HILL, b. 1844. iii. WILSON HILL, b. 1848. Child of JOSEPH HILL and UNKNOWN is: iv. ELIZABETH 7 HILL, b. 1829. Children of JOSEPH HILL and LEAH LEWIS are: v. ELEANOR 7 HILL, b. 1832. vi. ISAAC HILL, b. 1834. More About ISAAC HILL: Baptism: January 04, 1835, Christ Church, Church of England, Tyendinaga, Hastings County, Ontario,

Canada 29. HANNAH 6 HILL (JOSEPH 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born 1806. She married DAVID BARNHART December 24, 1826. He was born 1801. Children of HANNAH HILL and DAVID BARNHART are: i. SARAH 7 BARNHART, b. March 1831. More About SARAH BARNHART: Baptism: May 06, 1831, Christ Church, Church of England, Tyendinaga, Hastings County, Ontario, Canada ii. CATHARINE BARNHART, b. 1833. 41. iii. JOSEPH BARNHART, b. April 03, 1835. iv. HIRAM BARNHART, b. February 16, 1837. Notes for HIRAM BARNHART: The 1901 census records Hiram's name as Atison (perhaps due to difficulty in deciphering handwritting). v. MARGARET BARNHART, b. 1839. vi. MARY JANE BARNHART, b. 1840. 42. vii. CHARLES BARNHART, b. May 16, 1843. 43. viii. DAVID BARNHART, b. May 11, 1844. ix. HANNAH BARNHART, b. 1846. x. MAGDALENE BARNHART, b. 1849. xi. PETER BARNHART, b. 1849. 30. ELIZABETH 6 YOUNG (CATHARINA KAYAKHON 5 BRANT, MARGARET KAYADONTYI 4 HILL, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born March 13, 1775 in Canajoharie District, New York, USA, and died May 05, 1826 in Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada. She married WARNER NELLES, son of HENDRICK WILLIAM NELLES. He was born September 25, 1771 in Palatine District, Mohawk Valley, NY, and died August 04, 1846 in Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada. More About ELIZABETH YOUNG: Burial: Young Tract Burial Ground, Seneca Township, Ontario, Canada More About WARNER NELLES: Burial: Young Tract Burial Ground, Seneca Township, Ontario, Canada Children of ELIZABETH YOUNG and WARNER NELLES are: i. WILLIAM W. 7 NELLES, b. June 21, 1794. ii. PRISCILLA NELLES, b. December 16, 1796. 44. iii. WARNER HENRY TAHATONNE NELLES, b. May 02, 1799, Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada; d. October 09, 1896, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada. iv. JOHN YOUNG NELLES, b. March 02, 1802. 31. FRANCIS TAHATONNE 6 COTTER (MARGARET KONWARISEH 5 BRANT, MARGARET KAYADONTYI 4 HILL, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) died September 29, 1852 in Wyandotte, Kansas. He married CATHARINE BROWN. Notes for FRANCIS TAHATONNE COTTER: In 1815 there was a fourth Bear Clan / Tribe title and associated with the ancient sachemship, Astawenserontha, created perhaps at the beginning of the War of 1812 for reasons not stated in any extant

record. The title was Tahatonne and was held by Francis Cotter. In documents both before and after, this name does not appear - except in the obituary of his apparent successor, Warner Henry Nelles. In a petition sent to Indian Department officials 9 January 1814, the Six Nations Chiefs listed Cotter as being among a group of Mohawks who acted in an "Unbecoming manner" by refusing to fight the enemies of the King, and so they recommended that he not receive any of "His Majesty's bounty" - annuity payments. This appears to be part of an ongoing feud between the Lower Mohawks and Upper Mohawks. Cotter and 8 other Mohawk chiefs blamed this schism on the behavior of the Lower Mohawks formerly of Fort Hunter, where members of the Upper Mohawks formerly of Canajoharie "are treated like outcasts" (Indian Affairs, RG10 Series, Vol. 118, p. 169562, no date but before November 1818). Francis Cotter is thus an Upper Mohawk chief. Hence, as of about 1816, Cotter appears to have been "shunned", both by the factionalism within the Mohawk community and by his behavior during the War of 1812. Doubtless at some point Cotter would have been "dehorned" - his chiefship removed and given to a more suitable candidate from within the matrilineal family, either due to his behavior or his departure for the Detroit area. The evidence shows that on 17 February 1816 Francis Cotter was still a "Principle Chief" when he signed a certificate (Archives of Ontario, Street Papers, MU2928) - it being noted with an asterix that he was among those still living 14 April 1835. On 8 November 1843 Abraham Kennedy Smith of Brantford petitioned to have lands he possessed confirmed. On 13 April 1817 he had paid Margaret Cotter, mother of Chief Francis Cotter and Nicholas Cotter, Mohawks, for lands owned by the family. The chiefs in council validated the sale on 12 May 1817, but none of the Cotters was then present suggesting that they had by then (i.e., April 1817) moved (Indian Affairs, RG10 Series, Vol. 120, p. 4834). An Indian Department document specifically stated that sometime before 27 November 1818, Francis Cotter had "gone to Detroit", specifically the Wyandot settlement at Amherstberg, Anderdon Township where his son Nicholas, later counselor of the Nation to Washington in 1875, was born in 1822; later moving to the Wyandott Purchase in Kansas where he died 29 September1852. It seems odd that he would join the Wyandot Nation, unless he had connections there of some sort. In the Fall of 1830 a Wyandot named Soodenooks killed another man and was sentenced to death but the vote of all eligible men of the tribe. Of the six members of the firing squad, one was Francis Cotter. Francis Cotter Sr. was among those who removed from Upper Sandusky to Kansas in 1843. In his household there were 2 over age 25 and 6 under age 25. 3 January 1848 William Walker signs the recommendation for F. Cotter to operate the Shawnee Ferry. He died in what is today Kansas City in 1852 and was buried there in the Wyandotte Cemetery. More About FRANCIS TAHATONNE COTTER: Burial: Huron Indian Cemetery, Kansas City, Kansas More About CATHARINE BROWN: Clan: Turtle Children of FRANCIS COTTER and CATHARINE BROWN are: i. ANTHONY 7 COTTER, b. Abt. 1818. 45. ii. FRANCIS COTTER, b. Abt. 1820. 46. iii. NICHOLAS COTTER, b. March 06, 1822, Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada; d. Bet. July 01, 1887 - July 01, 1888, Quapaw, Oklahoma. iv. JOHN H. COTTER, b. Abt. 1825. Notes for JOHN H. COTTER: William Walker notes that on 8 June 1848 John Cotter was assaulted by Milton Karraho and John Williams at the Upper Settlement. On the 16th the matter was to be tried but none of the parties showed and the case was dismissed. 14 May 1854, Walker wrote a long letter to John H. Cotter in California. v. AMOS COTTER, b. 1837; d. 1870.

Notes for AMOS COTTER: In 1864, Amos Cotter, a Wyandot, returns to Wyandotte (Kansas) after 3 years service in the Union Army, only to find that his farm usurped by J.A. Bartles. More About AMOS COTTER: Burial: Huron Indian Cemetery, Kansas City, Kansas 32. SOLOMON ANATAKARYAS 6 HILL (AARON HENRY GENWENDESHON 5, AARON KANONRARON 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) He married CATHARINE. Notes for SOLOMON ANATAKARYAS HILL: In 1827 Solomon and Catharine were residing three miles west of the Mohawk Church. Child of SOLOMON HILL and CATHARINE is: i. JOHN 7 HILL, b. Abt. November 04, 1827. More About JOHN HILL: Baptism: November 04, 1827, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada 33. MARGARET 6 BRANT (MARY ATHAHONDISON 5 HILL, DAVID KARONGHYONTYE 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) She married JACOB DAKERHIDONTYEH LEWIS. Child of MARGARET BRANT and JACOB LEWIS is: i. UNKNOWN 7 LEWIS. Notes for UNKNOWN LEWIS: Survived parents, but died young. 34. ELLEN 6 BRANT (MARY ATHAHONDISON 5 HILL, DAVID KARONGHYONTYE 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) She married JOSEPH LOTTRIDGE, son of OWEANOGAN. He died 1854. Children of ELLEN BRANT and JOSEPH LOTTRIDGE are: 47. i. MARY 7 LOTTRIDGE, b. March 21, 1817. 48. ii. MARGARET LOTTRIDGE, b. May 1819. 49. iii. ESTHER LOTTRIDGE, b. March 20, 1821. iv. ISAAC LOTTRIDGE, b. 1827; m. (1) LYDIA POWLESS; m. (2) CATHARINE DUNCAN; m. (3) GARLOW. 50. v. CATHARINE LOTTRIDGE, b. 1829; d. July 25, 1892. 35. WILLIAM JACKET 6 HILL (ISAAC 5, CATHARINA 4, ANNA 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) died Bef. 1851. He married JULIA. She was born 1806. Notes for WILLIAM JACKET HILL: In 1828 William and Julia were residing along Governor's Road; and in 1831 "Up the River". Children of WILLIAM HILL and JULIA are: 51. i. WILLIAM 7 HILL, b. 1824. ii. DAVID HILL, b. Abt. October 07, 1828. More About DAVID HILL: Baptism: October 07, 1828, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada iii. ELIZABETH HILL, b. Abt. February 27, 1831. More About ELIZABETH HILL:

Baptism: February 27, 1831, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada iv. MARY HILL, b. Abt. April 19, 1835. More About MARY HILL: Baptism: April 19, 1835, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada 36. DAVID JACKET 6 HILL (ISAAC 5, CATHARINA 4, ANNA 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born 1800. He married EVE. She was born 1803. More About DAVID JACKET HILL: Baptism: July 05, 1801, St. Marks Church of England, Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, Canada Children of DAVID HILL and EVE are: i. NICHOLAS 7 HILL, b. 1831, Brantford Township, Brant County, Ontario, Canada. ii. HANNAH HILL, b. Abt. June 24, 1832. More About HANNAH HILL: Baptism: June 24, 1832, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada 52. iii. ELIJAH HILL, b. December 09, 1839, Brantford Township, Brant County, Ontario, Canada. iv. GEORGE HILL, b. Abt. 1842. More About GEORGE HILL: Baptism: 1842, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada v. JOSEPH HILL, b. Abt. 1844. More About JOSEPH HILL: Baptism: 1844, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada vi. ELIZABETH HILL, b. Abt. 1847. More About ELIZABETH HILL: Baptism: 1847, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada vii. MARY HILL, b. Abt. 1849. More About MARY HILL: Baptism: 1849, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada 37. JOHN JAHONHARISON 6 HILL (ISAAC 5, CATHARINA 4, ANNA 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born 1814. He married LYDIA BRANT 1835 in Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada. She was born 1815. Children of JOHN HILL and LYDIA BRANT are: i. WILLIAM KENNEDY 7 HILL, b. Abt. March 05, 1836. More About WILLIAM KENNEDY HILL: Baptism: March 05, 1836, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada ii. JOHN HILL, b. Abt. 1839. More About JOHN HILL: Baptism: 1839, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada iii. JOSEPH HILL, b. Abt. January 27, 1841. More About JOSEPH HILL:

Baptism: January 27, 1841, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada iv. CATHARINE HILL, b. Abt. 1842. More About CATHARINE HILL: Baptism: 1842, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada v. SUSANNAH HILL, b. Abt. 1844. More About SUSANNAH HILL: Baptism: 1844, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada vi. WILLIAM HILL, b. Abt. 1847. More About WILLIAM HILL: Baptism: 1847, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada vii. ISAAC HILL, b. Abt. 1849. More About ISAAC HILL: Baptism: 1849, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada viii. JAMES HILL, b. 1850. 38. MARGARET 6 SMITH (MARY 5 HILL, CATHARINA 4, ANNA 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born 1791, and died 1863. She married COL. WILLIAM KERBY, son of JOHN KERBY and ALISON DONALDSON. He was born April 15, 1791 in Detroit, Michigan, USA, and died March 01, 1877 in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Notes for COL. WILLIAM KERBY: During both the 1851and 1861 Censuses of Brantford, William was listed as a "Gentleman", and of the Church of England faith. Children of MARGARET SMITH and WILLIAM KERBY are: i. MARY MARGARET 7 KERBY. More About MARY MARGARET KERBY: Baptism: October 20, 1833, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada ii. THOMAS KERBY. More About THOMAS KERBY: Baptism: October 20, 1833, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada 53. iii. JAMES KERBY, b. 1824. iv. ABRAM KERBY, b. 1826. More About ABRAM KERBY: Baptism: October 20, 1833, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada v. JOSEPH T. KERBY, b. 1829. Notes for JOSEPH T. KERBY: In the 1871 census of Niagara Town, Joseph was an "Editor of News". By 11 March 1878, Joseph had moved to Toronto as per date and place of letters written from him to Lyman Draper. More About JOSEPH T. KERBY: Baptism: October 20, 1833, Mohawk Chapel, Brantford, Ontario, Canada

39. ABRAHAM KENNEDY 6 SMITH (MARY 5 HILL, CATHARINA 4, ANNA 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born 1797 in pr. Brantford, Ontario, Canada. He married BATHSHEBA SPOHN. She was born 1805 in New York, USA. Notes for ABRAHAM KENNEDY SMITH: In 1851 Census of Brantford, Abram was a "Gentleman", and of the Methodist faith. Children of ABRAHAM SMITH and BATHSHEBA SPOHN are: i. WILLIAM K. 7 SMITH, b. 1828. Notes for WILLIAM K. SMITH: At the time of the 1851 Census of Brantford, William was listed as a clerk, and living in Dundas. In the 1871 census he was back residing in Brantford, and was a "land agent". ii. MARY A. SMITH, b. 1832. iii. MARGARET M. SMITH, b. 1834. iv. ARTHUR W. SMITH, b. October 27, 1837. Notes for ARTHUR W. SMITH: Residing with sister Kate Biscoe at the time of the 1901 census of Brantford. v. GEORGIANA SMITH, b. 1838. vi. MARIA SMITH, b. 1842. 54. vii. KATE P. SMITH, b. January 01, 1849, pr. Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Generation No. 7 40. SARAH 7 HILL (SETH TIHANORAS/ANEARONYEAGH 6, SETH KANENKAREGOWA 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) She married JOSEPH LOTTRIDGE October 21, 1839. Children of SARAH HILL and JOSEPH LOTTRIDGE are: i. SAMUEL 8 LOTTRIDGE, b. Abt. 1839. ii. MARY LOTTRIDGE, b. Abt. 1841. iii. ELIZABETH LOTTRIDGE, b. Abt. 1843; m. WILLIAM THOMAS. iv. CHRISTINE LOTTRIDGE, b. Abt. 1846. v. STEPHEN LOTTRIDGE, b. Abt. 1848. 41. JOSEPH 7 BARNHART (HANNAH 6 HILL, JOSEPH 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born April 03, 1835. He married ANN. She was born May 16, 1865. Children of JOSEPH BARNHART and ANN are: i. ISAAC 8 BARNHART, b. March 05, 1888. ii. PETER BARNHART, b. March 11, 1890. 42. CHARLES 7 BARNHART (HANNAH 6 HILL, JOSEPH 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born May 16, 1843. He married SUSAN. She was born February 06, 1847. Children of CHARLES BARNHART and SUSAN are: i. CHARLES J. 8 BARNHART, b. March 21, 1873. ii. WILLIAM BARNHART, b. April 27, 1882. iii. MAGGIE BARNHART, b. November 15, 1885. iv. CORNELIUS BARNHART, b. September 15, 1887.

43. DAVID 7 BARNHART (HANNAH 6 HILL, JOSEPH 5, MARY KATEHRIUNIGH 4, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born May 11, 1844. He married SUSAN. She was born January 01, 1857. Children of DAVID BARNHART and SUSAN are: i. JACOB 8 BARNHART, b. January 13, 1877. ii. J. BARNHART, b. February 11, 1880. iii. EMMA BARNHART, b. February 11, 1884. iv. IDA BARNHART, b. May 28, 1886. v. SUSAN BARNHART, b. September 23, 1889. vi. LAWIN W. BARNHART, b. May 20, 1895. vii. LOUISA BARNHART, b. September 29, 1896. viii. SECLIA BARNHART, b. August 06, 1898. ix. JOSEPH E. BARNHART, b. March 06, 1901. 44. WARNER HENRY TAHATONNE 7 NELLES (ELIZABETH 6 YOUNG, CATHARINA KAYAKHON 5 BRANT, MARGARET KAYADONTYI 4 HILL, AARON OSERAGHETE 3, CORNELIUS THANNEWANEGE 2, AURIE KANAGHOWENDE 1 ) was born May 02, 1799 in Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada, and died October 09, 1896 in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada. He married SARAH ULINE January 20, 1825 in Grimsby, Lincoln County, Ontario. She was born August 19, 1805 in Grimsby, Lincoln County, Ontario, and died October 06, 1892 in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada. Notes for WARNER HENRY TAHATONNE NELLES: Warner Henry seems to have had a bit of a checkered career, from an Indian chief, highly respected military officer, prominent figure in the social life of St. Catharines (see obituary below), to an accused murderer. With respect to the latter, despite the accolades noted below, it appears that in his earlier days Warner H. became involved in at least one incidence of violence - in this case to the point where he killed a neighbour (who was also a cousin). In November of 1822 Warner and Peter Young went to a party at the home of John Young on the Grand River. They began to argue. A fight ensued, and Warner struck Young on the side of his head with an open hand - killing Young. From then until at least January 1823 Warner was in Jail in Niagara awaiting trial - being eventually acquitted (NAC, RG 1, E3, Vol. 56, pp. 116-121). He seems to have bounced back from this incident since he became a Colonel in the militia (see below), and by 1846 a magistrate (St. Catharine's Public Library, Nelles File, Smith's Canadian Gazatter 1846). During the 1881 census, Warner Henry (a Farmer), wife Sarah, and son Howard (a Surveyor), all Methodists, were enumerated in Grantham, Lincoln County. Warner Henry signed his will on 11 September 1896. The probate papers give his date of death as 9 October 1896. Herein he mentions his daughter Charlotte Taylor, bequeathing to her all his cash and monies owed, as well as all his personal effects. He directed his executors to sell 8 acres off the southwest corner of his homestead farm being the south part of Lot 15, Concession 4, Grantham Township - the entire lot being 30 acres. The rest of the property was to go to friend Robert Jones, with the provision that he pay legacies to Charlotte Taylor, and his five grandchildren - namely, Marion Nelles, Kate Nelles, Annie Beshgetoor the wife of Rev. Horace Beshgetoor, John Lewis Taylor, and Gertrude Ball (AO, Lincoln County, Surrogate Register 10, No. 1866, p. 701). 1896 OBITUARY: "Col. Nelles Buried. Sketch of his long life - He was made the Chief of a tribe of Indians - His great physical powers. St. Catharines, Ont., Oct. 12 (Special). Col. Warner Henry Nelles, who died here on Friday in his 98th year, was buried to-day. there was a large attendance at the service. The following is a short sketch of his career;-

In 1776 before the war of Independence, Henry William Nelles son of old Hendrick Nelles, the first of that name who came to America, feeling his German heart would not allow him to take up arms against Great britain decided to go to Canada and make a home for himself and family. Accordingly, he, with his sons Robert, William, John, Warner, Abram, and Peter with five slaves, started in canoes, via the Mohawk River to Fort Plain. From there, they passed over the portage from wood Creek, and on into Oneida. Later, from there they commenced that long and arduous journey by the Oswego River to Fort Oswego, and up Lake Ontario to the Niagara River, where they landed. They tested the soil here, and finally pushed on to Grimsby, the father saying to his sons "Here we shall make our home". After peace was declared the American Government offered them their land back if they would return to the United States. All except Peter remained in Canada. His heart yearned for his old home, so, leaving friends and kindred he returned and claimed the lands left by his father and Mother, The old Palatine Church in New York State, which still stands until this day, was built on land given by Hendrick William Nelles. The subject of ths sketch, colonel Warner Henry Nelles of Grantham, who passed away on Friday morning at the advanced age of 97 years and 5 months, was a great-grandson of the above named Hendrick William Nelles. The deceased was born in Haldimand County, May 2nd, 1799. He was educated at Grimsby by the Rev, Mr. Fell, took his first commission as a lieutenant of the First Regiment of Haldimand Militia in 1822 which commission was signed by Sir Peregrine Maitland. He was made captain of the First Regiment of Light Infantry, a company he raised in two days in 1838. His commission was signed by Sir George Arthur. His last commission as Lieutenant - Colonel was signed by Sir Edmund W. Head in 1859. His popularity as a young man may be judged when, being only seventeen, he was made a chief of a tribe of Indians called the Beavers. Upon the death of the old chief, they saluted him as Tahanata, and the chain of wampum they threw over his head is still in the family. Up to the end of his death he was still recognized as chief, though the tribe is greatly scattered. He was married at York in 1825 to Sarah Uhlein and they enjoyed sixty eight years of a happy life together, his partner passing away about four years ago. He leaves one daughter only, Mrs. Taylor, and several grand-children: two of whom reside on Chestnut Street in this City, the Misses Nelles; Mrs. P.S. Ball, Niagara-on-the-Lake; and Mr. J. Lewis Taylor, of Santa Barbara, California. To show the great physical powers of Col. Nelles, sone six or seven years ago, when the colonel was more than 90 years of age, he walked from his home, near St. Catharines to Niagara-on-the-Lake, a distance of more than eleven miles to visit an old friend, the late Mr. Alma." It appears that the informant for the information that appears in the obituary made a couple of mistakes. On 22 February 1815 George Martin, a Mohawk chief, wrote a list of all the Principle (hereditary sachems) and War chiefs for each of the three Mohawk Tribes (clans). In every list before and after there have been three sachems for each clan, relating to the principle families. Here there is a number four sachem linked with a bracket to Astawenserontha (the Hill family lineage). So after 3. John Johnson Astawenserontha is 4. Francis Cotter Tahatonne. It appears that around the time of the War of 1812, in addition to 5 war chiefs, there were 4 hereditary sachems for the Bear Tribe. The obituary informat(s) gave the Tribe as Beaver (it was Bear) and the sachemship as Tahanata (it was Tahatonne). The latter was a simple switch of the last two syllables. None of the children of Nelles grew up on the Grand River so it is debatable how much they knew about their father's Native heritage. The Cotter family left the Grand River about 1816 to reside among the Wyandot of Amherstburg, thereby opening up the sachemship. Reg Henry translated Tahatonne / Tahanata as, "He is puting pine trees between". It appears to be equivalent to the man's name in the Akwesasne Mohawk dialect, Tehanetorens, "He walks through the pines". A modern interpretation is probably "Between the pine trees". More About WARNER HENRY TAHATONNE NELLES: Burial: Victoria Lawn Cemetery, St. Catharines, Ontario More About SARAH ULINE: Burial: Victoria Lawn Cemetery, St. Catharines, Ontario Children of WARNER NELLES and SARAH ULINE are: 55. i. ALEXANDER 8 NELLES, b. December 11, 1825; d. Bef. 1881. 56. ii. CHARLOTTE NELLES, b. Abt. 1830. iii. SAMUEL STREET NELLES, b. June 11, 1836; d. December 26, 1876; m. JOSEPHINE E. PRICE,