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Filmed in his hometown, Framlingham in Suffolk, England, âCastle on the Hillâ follows a young red-headed boy and his pals as they drink beers, drive fast, smoke cigarettes, and make out in cars. âLoved filming this in Fram All these kids are actually from my high school!â Sheeran tweeted after the video came out.
Hill Early Origins. First found in Worcestershire, where one line is descended from the De Montes of Castlemorton in Worcestershire. The manor of Hillend in Castlemorton, Worcester was likely built on land held by Odo de Monte, or Hill, in 1238-9.ther early records of the name include Gilbert del Hill, listed in the Pipe Rolls for Norfolk in 1191; William attehil (literally at the hill,) listed in 1260 in the Assize Rolls of Cornwall, and Simon Hille listed in the Rotuli Hundredorum for Worcestershire of 1273.