from The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families by Howard K. Leckey --
Peter Hiller was a member of the Swan-Hughes-VanMeter Party that came to the Tenmile Country about 1767-68. The Hiller (sometimes spelled Heller, etc.) Family seems to have come from Prince George's County, MD, where the name is found as early as 1739. Peter Hiller left a will in which he named a son, Peter Hiller and a daughter, Elizabeth Hiller (Will Book 2, pp. 17). Orphan Court records disclose that William Hiller was another son, who shared in the estate (O.C. Docket 2. pp.17).
Peter Hiller was a member of the Swan-Hughes-VanMeter Party that came to the Tenmile Country about 1767-68. The Hiller (sometimes spelled Heller, etc.) Family seems to have come from Prince George's County, MD, where the name is found as early as 1739. Peter Hiller left a will in which he named a son, Peter Hiller and a daughter, Elizabeth Hiller (Will Book 2, pp. 17). Orphan Court records disclose that William Hiller was another son, who shared in the estate (O.C. Docket 2. pp.17).
from The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families by Howard K. Leckey --
Peter Hiller was a member of the Swan-Hughes-VanMeter Party that came to the Tenmile Country about 1767-68. The Hiller (sometimes spelled Heller, etc.) Family seems to have come from Prince George's County, MD, where the name is found as early as 1739. Peter Hiller left a will in which he named a son, Peter Hiller and a daughter, Elizabeth Hiller (Will Book 2, pp. 17). Orphan Court records disclose that William Hiller was another son, who shared in the estate (O.C. Docket 2. pp.17).
Peter Hiller was a member of the Swan-Hughes-VanMeter Party that came to the Tenmile Country about 1767-68. The Hiller (sometimes spelled Heller, etc.) Family seems to have come from Prince George's County, MD, where the name is found as early as 1739. Peter Hiller left a will in which he named a son, Peter Hiller and a daughter, Elizabeth Hiller (Will Book 2, pp. 17). Orphan Court records disclose that William Hiller was another son, who shared in the estate (O.C. Docket 2. pp.17).
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