| Frank Wallace Hill 1866-1941 |
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| The Franklin County Board of Supervisors 1934-1935 From the bottom left: Ezra Carpenter(Belmont),William Casey (Burke),Neil Brush(Moira),Charles Dwyer(Bangor),George Wilson(Fort Covington),James Gillmett(Santa Clara),Floyd Pond(Malone). Center Row: Charles Riley(Brighton),Albert Paye(Framklin),Clifford Passino(Clerk of the board)Robert Moroney(Waverly)Aurther Handly(county attorney)Allen Cox(Brandon),Paul Martin(Altamont), Top Row: Danial Foster(Harrietstown),Willfred Tallon(Constable),Aurther Erwin(Dickenson)John McSorley(Duane),Timothy Cotter(Bombay), Frank Hill (Chateaugay),George Chapman(Westville), |
Frank Wallace Hill was my paternal Grandfather. He was born in Chateaugay, attended Burlington (VT) business college,
then moved to San Francisco where he managed the Union Company Stockyards (the largest in the city) for a number of
years before returning to manage the Hill farms.
He served in various political positions including town supervisor for more than 30 years, and chairman of the county board of
supervisors.
then moved to San Francisco where he managed the Union Company Stockyards (the largest in the city) for a number of
years before returning to manage the Hill farms.
He served in various political positions including town supervisor for more than 30 years, and chairman of the county board of
supervisors.
This page is under construction. His
name is mentioned in more than 1500
local newspaper articles during his
lifetime, and I will post material as I sort
through it.
name is mentioned in more than 1500
local newspaper articles during his
lifetime, and I will post material as I sort
through it.
1914 article about making partner in
San Francisco Firm (Click on image)
San Francisco Firm (Click on image)
