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| Father | Daniel Hileman1 b. 2 August 1804, d. 20 October 1870 | |
| Mother | Clarinda Diana Trevey1 b. circa 1808 | |
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| Family | Elizabeth Rachel McCartney b. circa 1831, d. 20 December 1868 | |
| Children | 1. | Susan C. Hileman b. 1860, d. b 1884 |
| 2. | William Scott "Willie" Hileman b. Aug 1862, d. b 1930 | |
| 3. | Mary A. Hileman b. 1866 | |
| 4. | Robert Daniel Hileman b. 1868 | |
| Birth* | 5 March 1834 | Lexington, Rockbridge Co., VA1,2 |
| Census* | 1850 | 1850 Federal Census, Virginia, Rockbridge County, Western District, Series: M432, Roll: 973, Page: 411A, August 16 (enumerated with father, Daniel Hileman) 35, 6, 6, Hileman, John J, 16, M, , Marble Cutting, , Va, , , 1, ,1 |
| Marriage* | 24 May 1859 | Principal=Elizabeth Rachel McCartney3,2 |
| Milit-Beg* | circa 1861 | Company B, 5th, and 4th Virginia. He was wounded in the cheek at the First Battle of Manassas. Transferred to the Company H, 27th Regiment, "Stonewall Brigade." Saw action at the Battle of Gettyssburg, where he was shot in the thigh. Afterward transferred to the quartermaster department and commissioned by the quartermaster- general, A. R. Lawton, as impressing officer under Major James G. Paxton, quartermaster of horse department. Attained rank of Sergeant.2,4 |
| Biography* | 1884 | (From Hardesty's Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia, H. H. Hardesty and Company Publishers, 1884. Transcribed by Marilyn B. Headley JOHN JOSEPH HILEMAN - son of Daniel Hileman and Clarinda D. (Trevey) Hileman, who came from Pennsylvania many years ago, was born in Rockbridge county on the farm once owned by his great grandfather. He chose for his life companion Elizabeth Rachel, daughter of Robert and Rachel E. (Armstrong) McCutchen, of Augusta county. The dates of his birth and marriage are March 5, 1834, and May 24, 1859. His wife lived not quite ten years after their marriage, departing this life December 20, 1868, aged about forty years. Their children Susan C., Willie S, Mary A. and Robert D., were born in 1860, 1863, 1866, and 1868. The first is deceased, the second in Lynchburg, and the other two at home. At the beginning of the strife between the States, Mr. Hileman went out in Company H, at first in the 5th, and then in the 4th Virginia, and after the first Manassas battle, where he was wounded in the cheek with a piece of shell, he was transferred to the 27th Regiment, "Stonewall Brigade." At the battle of Gettysburg he was shot in the thigh; and three months later transferred to the quartermaster department and commissioned by the quartermaster- general, A. R. Lawton, as impressing officer under Major James G. Paxton, quartermaster of horse department. He furnished one hundred of the horses that removed Lee's army-baggage from the breastworks at Petersburg at the beginning of the retreat which ended in the surrender at Appomattox. He has yet in his possession many interesting documents relative to his duties while in this department. Also a pistol that was used at the time of the John Brown raid, which he has preserved as a relic. Mr. Hileman is one of the finest marble-cutters in the country, and preeminently a self-made man. He is carrying on a very extensive and profitable business at Lexington, Rockbridge county, Virginia. 2 |
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