Ella Rosalia (Greene) Hill 1854-1940  
Categories: Berlin, Wisconsin, Dakota, Wisconsin, Rev. Carroll L. Hill Officiating, The Sabbath Recorder Obituary
"The Janesville Daily Gazette", Janesville, Wisconsin, Friday, Nov. 22, 1940, p 5.
  Milton - Mrs. Ella Greene Hill, 86, died at her home on Plumb street, Milton, Wednesday after an illness of several weeks.
  A daughter of the late Stillman R. and Amie Annie Crandall Greene, she was born at Dakota, Waushara county, Aug. 3, 1854.   Since the age of 14 she had been a member of the Seventh Day Baptist church.
  After her graduation from Wautoma high school she taught school.   She was married March 29, 1874, to Ellery B. Hill of Dakota.   A year later they moved to Berlin, where they lived for 39 years, coming to Milton in 1913.   Her husband preceded her in death on April 26, 1931.   A brother, Duella, of Hancock and a half-brother, Ernest Hill of Berlin also preceded her in death.
  Survivors are a daughter, Ellen, Chicago and a brother, George, Milton, as well as a number of cousins, nephews and nieces.   Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the home.   Burial will be in Milton cemetery.

Census: 1880 Berlin, Green Lake Co., Wisconsin: age 26

Ella Rosalia (Greene) Hill 1854-1940
Categories: Rev. Carroll L. Hill Officiating, The Sabbath Recorder Obituary
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 129, No 25, p 428, Dec. 16, 1940.
Ella Greene, daughter of Stillman R., and Amie Crandall Greene, was born August 3, 1854, at Dakota, Waushara County, Wis., and passed away at her home in Milton, November 20, 1940.
She was married to Ellery B. Hill of Dakota on March 29, 1874. A year later they moved to Berlin, Wis., where they made their home for thirty-nine years, coming to Milton in 1913. She was baptized at the age of fourteen and was a member of the Seventh Day Baptist churches in the three communities in which she made her home.
She is survived by a daughter, Ellen, of Chicago; and a brother, George, of Milton. She was preceded in death by her husband, on April 26, 1931.
Funeral services were conducted by Pastor Carroll L. Hill and Rev. Claude L. Hill of Farina, Ill. Interment was in Milton cemetery. C. L. H.

Ellery Barber Hill 1849-1931
Categories: 1850's Settlers, Milton Newspaper Obituary, Rev. James L. Skaggs Officiating
"The Milton Junction Telephone", Milton Junction, Wisconsin, Thursday, Apr. 30, 1931, p 1.
Ellery Barber Hill was a son of Varnum G. and Lovina Chesebrough Hill, and was born near Alfred, N. Y., April 5, 1849 - eighty years ago. He died early Sunday morning, April 26, 1931.
At the age of four years he came with his parents to Albion, Wisconsin. Later they returned to New York State for a time, but came again to Albion where Ellery grew into manhood.
He was married March 29, 1874, at Dakota, Waushara County, Wisconsin, to Miss Ella Green. There is one foster daughter, Ellen Hill, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Hill lived for a year at Dakota, then moved to Berlin, Wisconsin, where they lived for thirty-nine years. Their Berlin home for many years was the Datus Lewis farm, and after the death of Mr. Lewis they took care of Mrs. Lewis, familiarly known as "Aunt Tacy." Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were the parents of the late Dr. A. H. Lewis, grandparents of Dr. Edwin Lewis. A. H. Lewis used to visit frequently the old home and his mother and spent considerable time with Mr. Hill. They were good friends. Mr. Hill always found great satisfaction in his helpful relationship to the Lewis family.
Seventeen years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Hill moved to Milton and since that time have been citizens of our village.
Mr. Hill joined the Seventh Day Baptist church at Berlin, Wisconsin, in 1876, being baptized at Dakota, Wis., by Rev. Henry Lewis. After coming to Milton they transferred their membership to the local church.
Mr. Hill has been known as a Christian man, a good neighbor, a loyal friend.
The funeral was held from the Milton residence on Tuesday afternoon, April 28, and was conducted by Pastor J. L. Skaggs. A male quartet consisting of Albert Rogers, Orville Babcock, Kenneth Babcock, and Kenneth Camenga sang two appropriate selections. The bearers were Loyal Hull, Harry Crandall, Wilmer Saunders, and Byron Coon. Burial was made in the Milton cemetery.

Census: 1880 Berlin, Green Lake Co., Wisconsin: age 30, farmer