1922 Industrial Survey of George Hill

"George Hill has been an employee as laborer and interpreter at the Farm Station for many years. He is a very useful man. He has a house and garden on the Farm Station site, where he makes a good garden. He should keep a cow and some chickens, at least, to set a good example to the other people. His land and some of his family holdings are as stated above, from which he derives a fair rental. He had a Fee Patent for 40 acres of his land where the town of Lodgegrass is situated. It is not probable that George will ever settle down and make a success of farming now at his age. He has been a faithful employee and had this year one of the best gardens. His house is better kept than many white people's houses, the furniture being fair."