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OBITUARY Of FRANCES MARION (TUCK) Hill
FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM
February 4, 1920

McKINNEY SURVIVOR
OF QUANTRELL BAND
DEAD; TEXAN 50 YEARS
   McKinney, Texas, Feb. 4—Capt. F. M. (Tuck) Hill, 79, a survivor of the
   famous Quantell band, died here last night.  He has lived in Collin
   County for more than fifty years and has been grand marshal of the
   Confederate reunion at practically every one that has been held in the
   county.

   Born in Kentucky, Hill followed the South in the war between the States,
   and he identified himself with the cavalry forces of Quantrell.  He was
   one of the most dashing riders of the crowd.  In 1865 his command, the
   last of the Confederates, surrendered, and Hill, after a short stay in
   Missouri, came to Texas and settled in Collin County.

   Captain Hill was acquainted with Cole Younger and the James boys.
   He is survived by his wife.

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