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It's very interesting to see the names, and comments of some of the people in this guest book. I figure I'm related to a few, though we've never met. I know my dad went to some of the Hill family reunions, but I never did because we moved to Utah when I was a kid. It's been years since I've been there, but it is a beautiful place. It's also interesting to see generations of my family in the cemetery, especially since none are buried in Utah. Thanks for putting up this site.

I have been wanting to visit your area for years and hope to check it out in the Spring on a way South.

Hello from Coiorado. Thank you very much for the detailed information on the McNeil and Hill Families. My Grandma, Zella Hill took us grandkids to the Hill reunion as a kid in the 60's. I hope to make it back some day.

My wife and I spent a few days at Watoga State Park and did some driving around and we came across Hillsboro. Beautiful town!!! So beautiful, we rented a house there and are looking forward to spending our Summers & part of Fall in Hillsboro. We will be renting all year around though. We need a place where we can just sit and watch the traffic go by and maybe do some fishing, boating and reading.

Wow, I feel like making a pilgrimage to my roots! My dad was Randall C. Hill. His mom was Fredda and her parents were Fred & Nellie Hill. We're also kin to the Kinnisons, McNeil (Mcneel, macNeil, etc...), Walkers and a bunch other names from the area. My mom, Barbara (Marshall) Hill was from Virginia and did a lot of geneology for us before she passed away. She said one of our ancestors was named John McNeil and according to family lore, married a Native American named Nasippa (or some such spelling). She said she was Chickasaw. Anyone know if this may be the case? Maybe it was a McNeil from her side of the tree. I'm not sure. Anyway, I plan to come up the mountain and kick around some day. Great site! Keep adding to it, especially more history! With respect, Brian Randall Hill unklbubba@gmail.com

My grandparents, Homer P. & Annie (Young) Hill moved to York, Co PA from Pocahontas Co. WV. My parents took us to the old homestead when I was a child. I hope to go back someday and visit the area. If the Hill Reunion still exists, I would love to visit with distant relatives. The website is quite interesting. Thank you.

I am SO encouraged by this website!! Thanks to all the folks making it possible! I have been glued to the history section, and would love to see even more! Thanks again!

My Hometown!!! Grew up in this small quaint town. While attending WVU I realized how awesome Hillsboro (Pocahontas Co) really was. A place where people come to vacation and retire and I was blessed to grow up here. Our weekends and summers were not running to the mall instead it was camping in the Cranberry Glades, conoeing or biking along the Greenbrier river or visiting a park or battle field. Most of my famiy is still in Hillsboro or Pocahontas. We are a military family and have lived many places but there is no place like home. We plan to move back and retire. What a wonderful place.

hi i visted hillsboro and it was a wonderful town full of great americana and great people. i was pleasently surprised of the warm welcome i recived from the towns people. and im considering opening a mexican resturant there.

Hi,I plan to visit in August,'09 the hometown of my ancestor,John Hill,and my grandmother,Flossie Hill Mace.As a child,during the 1950's,I attended the Hill Reunion with my father,Andrew Harold Mace,and Grandparents -I think the location was on Droop Mountain.I am also related to the McNeil Family from the area.Also,I hope to visit the birthplace of Pearl S.Buck-I am a College Professor and teach English and Social Studies Classes.My husband and I look forward to be in your area soon.Dr.P.Mace-Leonard