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Wedding portrait of Cyrus Hull and Katherine Kitty McNamara Hull (both left), with Emma Loretta Hull Logan and Clinton Perry Logan
20 March 1889

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The Hull Family Association (HFA) is a non-profit association, organized in October 1985 by a small group of Hull* descendants from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, and Colorado to develop, preserve, and exchange information on Hull history and genealogy in the United States.

Note: This website contains no publicly available information. All genealogical data is maintained off-line, and is provided to HFA members only. We regret that, due to constraints of time and effort, we cannot respond to non-member requests for genealogical information. A list of genealogical benefits for members is available here. Non-members are welcome to submit queries using this query form.

Submissions Policy

All submissions to the HFA of any kind
become the joint property of the submitter
and the HFA, with the understanding that the
HFA may, using its own discretion, share this
information with others unless otherwise
requested in writing by the submitter.
The submitter’s expenses cannot
be reimbursed by the HFA.
Questions? E-mail us.

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We are grateful to the generosity of our Patron Members whose contributions help offset the cost of placing our publications in one of approximately 30 libraries, and support special projects. See the list of Patron Members here.

 

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 18 Aug 2008 | Hotel Deadline Extended and Attendee List Posted: From 2008 Reunion Hosts Dan and Linda Hull – August 29, 2008 is the new cutoff date for our group rate at the hotel. The list of attendees also has been posted. Read all about it here.

   11 Aug 2008 | 2008 HFA Reunion Cutoff Dates: From 2008 Reunion Hosts Dan and Linda Hull – August 24, 2008 is both the cutoff date for our group rate at the hotel, and reduced rate for the reunion registration. Get all the information you need here.

   11 Aug 2008 | Patron Members: From Bob Rees, HFA Membership Secretary/Treasurer – The list of 2008 Patron Members is updated here. You can become a Patron Member at any time—just contact me (membership [at] hullfamilyassociation.org) to find out how.

   18 Jul 2008 | New Recommended Link: We’ve posted a new link to Perry–Castañeda Library Map Collection on our Recommended Links page. Thanks to HFA Genealogist Phyllis Hughes for the suggestion.

   07 Jul 2008 | Revised 2008 HFA Reunion Agenda: From 2008 Reunion Hosts Dan and Linda Hull – The reunion agenda has been revised to include an outline of the Friday afternoon lecture by Crista Cowan and more information about the Thursday (3:30 p.m.) event.

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HFA members—and non-members who wish to offer Hull-related material—can submit queries, listed below, using this online form. To protect privacy, we do not post e-mail addresses; we will notify you when we receive a reply. Space permitting we also will publish queries in an upcoming issue of the HFA Newsletter.

Notice to Non-Members: Query answers that contain not-commonly-available genealogical information are accessible to our members only. Non-members can feel free to submit a query, but when we notify you that we’ve received a reply to your query, you will be asked to join the HFA in order to view the reply (via our “members only” website).

Below are the most recent queries we’ve received (in descending order). See also:

 Query #099 – Margaret Elizabeth Hull m. Henry Weaver–Westmoreland, Armstrong, Indiana Cos., PA: Looking for info on Margaret Elizabeth Hull, b. 1800, m. Henry Weaver, b. 1798, ?Westmoreland Co., PA. Res.: 1830 Armstrong Co., PA, Plum Creek Twp.; 1840 Armstrong Co., PA, Wayne Twp.; 1850 Indiana Co., PA, West Mahoning Twp.

No info pre-1830 nor parents after 1850, the ch. staying between Armstrong and Indiana Cos.

Children are:

  • (1) Mary Weaver, b. ca. 1822; m. John Gould of Armstrong Co., b. ca. 1821; d. ca. 1809
  • (2) and (3) George and Elias Weaver, twins, b. 10 Jun 1825; George m. #1 Mary Ann “Polly” Shaffer, #2 Margaret Jane Gould Beck, of Armstrong Co.; Elias m. Sarah Lantz of Indiana Co., b. ca. 1814, dau/o of Michael Lantz
  • (4) Martha Weaver, b. ca. 1827
  • (5) James Weaver, b. ca. 1829; m. Elizabeth McClellan
  • (6) David, b. 12 April 1831, Armstrong Co., PA; d. 08 Aug 1892; m Isabella Elisabeth Postlewaite. b. 28 Jan 1838, Perry Twp., Jefferson Co., PA; d. 13 Aug 1881; both buried North Point, Indiana Co., PA, David with note s/o Henry Weaver and Margaret Hull
  • (7) Elizabeth Weaver, b. ca. 1833, Armstrong Co., PA
  • (8) Nancy Weaver, b. 22 May 1834, Armstrong Co., PA
  • (9) Catherine Weaver, b. ca. 1836, Armstrong Co., PA; m. Jacob R. Gould, b. ca. 1828; d. ca. 1889, brother of John Gould and cousin to Margaret Jane Gould Beck

Any information would be appreciated.

Reply to this query

— Submitted 18 Aug 2008 by
Marla Yount Fullerton, HFA Member #1571

 Query #098 – Moses Hull–Anson, Rowan, and Wilkes Cos., NC–Hunterdon Co., NJ: I am new to HFA and perhaps this subject has been dealt with many times in the past.

I understand that some DNA evidence suggests that there is no genetic link between the Samuel Hull family of Piscataway NJ, ca. 1750, and Moses Hull of Anson County NC, ca. 1775.

If this is correct? Can someone assist me in establishing the origins of the first Moses Hulls of Anson, Rowan and Wilkes Counties, North Carolina and from where, if at all, they migrated from the New England area?

Sorry for the repetition, if that be the case. Thanks. [Note: This query was posted 24 Jul 2008 on MyFamily.com.]

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— Submitted 18 Aug 2008 by Jim Hull, HFA Member #1575

 Query #097 – William “Bill” Daniel Hull m. Malinda “Lindy” M. Hull–Erath, Tarrant, and Parker Cos., TX: I am searching for info and ancestors of William “Bill” Daniel Hull, m. 26 Dec 1887, Erath Co., TX to Malinda M. Hull Hatton, b. 29 Jan 1856, Tarrant Co., TX; d. 21 Feb 1929, Parker Co., TX. Malinda was born a Hull and married #1 Hiram Hatton.

William and Malinda Hull had 4 children: James Edward “Eddie,” b. 1888; d. 1962; William, b. 1891; Manley, b. 1893; & John Hull, b. 1897.

I descend from their son James Edward Hull, who m. Ollie Hull, also his cousin.

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— Submitted 11 Aug 2008 by
Cynthia Hull Alamia, HFA Member #1576

  • 11 Aug 2008 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We do have quite a lot of info on this family and the ancestors of both William D. Hull and his cousin Malinda M. Hull Hatton. I will not give the info here, as I’m sure that a descendant or relative of these people will answer your query. However, please feel free to order our family group sheets for this line. I can send these by e-mail to you, three at a time, if you specifically request the people on whom you would like a family group sheet.

 Query #096 – Samuel Hull m. Martha Glover–Harrison Co., WV–Licking Co., OH: Am looking for parents of Samuel Hull, b. 1735 in Clarksburg, WV; d. 02 Aug 1814 in Gratiot, Licking Co., OH. If Samuel’s parents are not Daniel Hull and Mary Quincy, then who are they?

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— Submitted 11 Aug 2008 by Lia J. Hull, HFA Member #1393

  • 11 Aug 2008 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: Yours is a commonly asked question. One of the old errors in the 1913 genealogy The Hull Family in America is that Samuel Hull was the son of Daniel Hull and Mary Quincy. Actually Mary’s name was Quinney and not Quincy. However, the wrong parents were given for this Samuel Hull in this genealogy, as proven by the Quaker records for Daniel Hull and Mary Quinney.
       For more info on who the parents of Samuel Hull might have been, you should order these HFA Journals: Vol. 17, Nos. 1 & 2.
       Samuel Hull was not born in Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV. It is more likely that he was b. in NJ where he was married in 1758 in Morris Co., NJ, but evidence of his birth, too, has not yet been found, despite many years of searching for this. He did not go to Harrison Co., VA (now WV) until about 30 years later. He is buried in Licking Co., OH, on the farm of his son William Hull in Hopewell Twp. We have no evidence other than this as to where he actually died.
       We have a great many HFA members who descend from Samuel Hull and Martha Glover, including the HFA Genealogist, who has multiple files on this couple and their descendants.

 Query #095 – Lydia Hull–Isaac & Martha Lamb–Otsego Co., NY: Lydia Hull witnessed land sale in Burlington, Otsego Co., NY ca. 1800 for Isaac Lamb and his wife Martha Lamb. Desire to know Lydia Hull’s relationship to Isaac and Martha. Do not know if Hull was Lydia’s maiden name or married name. Do not know maiden name of Martha, b. 1769, or ancestry of Isaac Lamb.

If Isaac and/or Martha Lamb are found to be related to a Hull family, would like to join the Hull Family Association.

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— Submitted 29 Jul 2008 by Elaine Lamb, non-member

 See older queries here