Harriman, Tennessee,
                              Nov. 4, 1918.


Mr. John C. Daves, V.P.,
214 Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore, Md.

My dear Mr. Daves:- Your letter of the 1st
enclosing application blank, received, for which
please accept my thanks.

I have a complete list of the descendants of William
Hill, including his brothers and sisters, their
husbands and wives, some of their children and
a very full list of other generations.  These lists
are not at hand just now, so I cannot fill out
the papers at the present.  Can you sent me another
application blank?  I would like to keep a duplicate
of my application paper.

I would also like to have a copy of the Rule of
1854, the By-Laws of the N.C. Society, list of
State and National Officers, and any other data
showing just what the Society is doing.

As stated in my last letter, I have never know
that my ancestor William Hill was a Lieutenant in
the Continental Army.  The only services I have
found are; Member of the Provincial Congress at
Hillsboro and Chaplain in the American Army at the
Battle of Guildford Court House.  Are you sure
Lieutenant William Hill, is the same man?  I know
it is quite likely this is the same man, as I have
not made any search for his services in the
Revolutionary War.

Thanking you in advance for your attention to this
matter, I am,

Sincerely yours,

CKH/K

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