Query #224 – William Hull & Sarah Francis “Fannie” Pruitt of NC, AR, & TX: Desire information on Major William Hull and wife Sarah Francis “Fannie” Pruitt (Prewit). Married NC, migrated to Arkansas late 1840s, thence to Young Co. Texas. Both buried Arkansas but do not know exactly where. I know that the parents of Fannie were Spencer Prewit and Sarah Stockton of Rutherford/Cleveland Co. North Carolina.

• 23 Nov 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We are happy to report that we do have info on this Major Hull. William was not his middle name. His first name was Major. We have two more generations in this line. His parents were… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here]. We have done several articles on this line in our HFA Journal, and we have a great deal of info on them. We’d welcome helping you with this family if you care to join the Hull Family Association. We can send you our family group sheets, three at a time if you are a member.

 Query #223 – John Riggs Hull: Seeking John Riggs Hull’s occupation, residences, cause of death, and children.

• 05 Nov 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We have the parents of John Riggs Hull listed as… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here]. We have your lineage listed a little differently than what you have submitted to us.

 Query #222 – Margaret Jane Hull m. Francis M. Sanders, Jackson Co., TN; Alexander Hull, b. 1856: Seeking info of location of Margaret Jane Hull, born 18 April 1833, KY, in the 1850 census. Did she have a marriage or relationship prior to marrying Francis M. Sanders in 1861 in Jackson Co., TN? Who is father of her first child, Alexander Hull, b. 14 Apr 1856, Jackson Co., TN? Also seeking any proof that Jonathan B. Hull was her father.

• 05 Nov 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: Margaret Jane Hull apparently had a son Alexander Hull before she was married. Alexander was fathered by… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #221 – William Henry Hull, Moultonborough, Carroll Co., NH; d. Jefferson Co., WI, 1868; m. Sally Gilbert: Who were William Henry Hull’s parents and grandparents? He was b. Moultonborough, NH 1797; d. Jefferson Co., Wisconsin 1868; m. Sally Gilbert b. 1804.

• 13 Oct 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We have the parents, grandparents, and gt. grandparents of William Henry Hull. This line has been DNA-tested. William Henry Hull’s parents were… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #220 – Peter Hull, b. 1808; m. Maria Smith; of Lancaster Co., PA: I am researching Peter Hull who was born in 1808, was married to Maria and had six children, John, Christian, Peter, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, and Martha. I am a descendant of Christian and I am trying to learn more about Peter’s ancestors. I believe that Peter’s father was Peter also, but would like to confirm the lineage. Can anyone help? Thanks. [Note: This query was originally posted on MyFamily.com on 19 Sep 2010.]

• 13 Oct 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: Yes, I can help with this. I now have the lineage which you submitted to the HFA and will add what I can to what you have sent. These are the generations to which I am adding more information to your lineage:… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #219 – Ernest Hull m. Emily Bingham; Isle of Wight: Am looking for information on Ernest Hull who married Emily Bingham, both deceased. Lived on Isle of Wight. Unsure of year married or dob of Ernest or year he died.

 Query #218 – Searching for Gt Grandparents Charles Joseph Hull and wife Adele Donahue; Broadwater Co., MT: Have been told Charles Joseph Hull and wife Adele were killed in Montana and their three young children George, Charles and Anna were sent east. George and Anna were sent to NY and Charles to MD.

• 18 Sep 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We have located the parents of your Charles Joseph Hull, who are John Foster Hull and Georgiana Wishart, of the Rev. Joseph Hull, immigrant, line. John Foster Hull is HFAm #2466. If you go to Find a Grave Search you will see more information on this family. We can now extend your lineage back several generations all the way to the immigrant and beyond. Thus your lineage will read: [2 generations omitted]
  • George Hull, b. 17 Nov 1882, Townsend, Broadwater Co., MT; m. Isabella Roggenkamp
  • Charles Joseph Hull, b. 26 Feb 1850; d. 07 Apr 1891, Baltimore, MD; bur. Green-Wood Cem., Brooklyn, Kings Co., MD; m. Adell Donahue
  • John Foster Hull, b. 1820; d. 1860; m. 26 Apr 1846, Georgiana Wishart, b. 1827; d. 1899 (she m. #2 William Tilden Lake Sr.)
  • Joseph B. Hull, b. 09 Sep 1790; d. 21 Feb 1847; res.: NYC, New York Co., NY & Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY; m. 26 Dec 1811, Narcissa M. Foster
  • John H. Hull, b. 28 Apr 1764; d. 1841; res.: NYC, New York Co., NY; m. 03 Apr 1787, Anne Wood
  • Joseph Hull, b. 1736; d. 1795; res.: Jamestown, Newport Co., RI, NYC, New York Co., NY, Oblong, Dutchess Co., NY; m. 20 Jan 1762, Phebe Palmer
  • Capt. John Hull, b. 04 Dec 1694, ? ; res.: Connonicut (Jamestown), Newport Co., RI; d. by 1765; m. 03 Apr 1726, Damaris Cary
  • Capt. John Hull, b. 04 Mar 1654, ? ; res.: Connonicut (Jamestown), Newport Co., RI & London, England; will: 19 Jan 1732, Newport Co., RI; m. Alice Tiddeman
  • Tristram Hull, b. ca. 1624, (?Northleigh), ENG; will pro. 12 Mar 1667, Barnstable, Barnstable Co., MA; m. Blanche [—?—]
  • Rev. Joseph Hull, bap. 25 Apr 1596, Crewkerne, Somerset Co., ENG; d. 19 Nov 1665, Isle of Shoals, York Co., ME; m. #1 [—?—]
  • Thomas “the Younger” Hull, m. 11 Jan 1572/73, Crewkerne, co. Somerset, England, Joan(e) Peson
  • Richard Hull, will proved 06 Jun 1559, Crewkerne, co. Somerset, England; m. #2 Alice [—?—]

 Query #217 – Elijah C. Hull, b. ca. 1804, NY; d. MO; m. 22 May 1828, Trumbull Co., OH, Jane Crooks, b. 1810: I am trying to connect to any Hull family who lived in New York in 1804. The closest we have come to Elijah’s father is maybe Joseph Hull who married Susan Barton (Bartine or Bartone) in New York in 1800 and died in New York in 1810.

• 18 Sep 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I can assure you that the Joseph Hull who m. Susan Bartine is not the father of your Elijah C. Hull. Your Hull family has its roots in RI, even though they were in NY briefly when Elijah C. Hull was born, according to census records. We have the possible parents of Elijah C. Hull, but this still will require more work to prove. We have quite a few census records for Elijah C. Hull, as well as a family group sheet for him and his ten children. We also have family group sheets on three of Elijah’s probable brothers. We can send out family group sheets three at a time, by e-mail, to our HFA members.

 Query #216 – Levi Johnson Hull, of Washtenaw Co., MI; Trustram Hull, Possible Father: Is there documentation that Levi Johnson Hull, b. NJ, ca. 1800, res. Washtenaw Co., MI ca. 1825–ca. 1850s, is a child of Trustrum (Trustum) Hull and, if not, is there documentation as to who his parents actually were?

• 18 Sep 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: Yes, we do have this family of Levi Johnson Hull in our database and can advise you about his parent’s names. The father of Levi Johnson Hull was… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #215 – Seeking info on murder of James H. Hull who m. Amanda Alice Spruce; Res.: Cedar Grove & East Bank, Kanawha Co., WV: I would like to find out if anyone knows the details of the murder of my GGF James H. Hull who lived in Cedar Grove, WV and East Bank, WV, Kanawha Co. The family story is this. He was at home with his wife, Amanda Alice Spruce Hull, and his daughter, Gladys Irene Hull. It was near the dinner hour when someone came to the home to tell him that a cow had been stolen and he set out to find out what the disturbance was and to retrieve the cow. He never returned home. He was found on the railroad tracks the next day.

On the 1905 Upper District Death Records, M. A. Morris Assessor, there is a James H. Hull and James Hull listed.

From our records, his birth date of 1866 would actually have made him closer to 40. Is this the same person who was examined by a MD and the coroner? Or, are these two different people with a strange coincidence?

Does anyone have any knowledge of this story and who the “parties” might have been?

• 18 Sep 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: You were smart to get the death records. I cannot help but think that these death records are for the same person, regardless of the ages. It appears, if this man were really murdered, that the murderer might have placed the body on the railroad track to make it look as if this was a train accident.
     But to further verify this, I’d search for newspaper items close to that date of death for James H. Hull. These West Virginia towns are small towns which might have a weekly newspaper. If they do not, then I’d try Charleston newspapers. I would think that something of this sort would make the newspapers. Have you ever tried, too, to get an obituary for James H. Hull?

 Query #214 – Pelick Hull, b. 1771–1780, PA, and wife Mary Groh/Crow/Gray. Lived Butler Co. & perhaps Miami Co., OH in 1820s. Also res.: Schuyler Co. & Jo Daviess Co., IL; Grant Co., WI: They appear in the 1830 Schuyler Co., IL census in Rushville with Mary’s brother, Samuel Gray. Pelick age 50–59 with 6 male children. Mary listed age 50–59 and 1 female child. Pelick and Mary petition her father’s estate in Greene Co., OH on 16 May 1835 asking for her share. Petition is filed in Jo Daviess Co., IL by power of attorney Philip Hull. Pelick Hull is a land-owner in Potosi Twp. of Grant Co., WI in May, 1836, according to records of the Mineral Point land office. Seeking any info on this family or children.
   Pelick Hull may have been the Philip Hull naturalized in Miami Co., OH,10 Jan, 1814. Spouse’s father, Mathis Crow/Gray, owned land next to a Philip Hull in Miami Co., OH.
   Pelick Hull could be from MD as well, because family farm bordered both states.

 Query #213 – Marie Margaret Hull, b. 1901, Madison Co., AL; m. Richard Alexander Pitts, 1917, Lincoln Co., ID: Desire to find family of Marie Margaret Hull born Huntsville, Madison Co., AL, 28 Feb 1901. She married Richard Alexander Pitts, 21 Dec 1917, Shoshone, Lincoln Co., ID, performed by Judge Nall, and claimed her mother was Mary Rhodas; she didn’t list her father. Richard Alexander Pitts was son of James William Pitts and Cora May (Dyar) Pitts. She claimed to have been orphaned and raised by relatives (maiden aunt[s]). She claimed to have been last child in mother’s final marriage. Siblings from her mother or father’s previous marriages existed, by her claim. Richard and Marie (Hull) Pitts had 13 children and she died in Vancouver, Washington in Feb 1959. Do not find anyone fitting her description in Idaho census when adding years to her age. Who was she? She was related to me through their oldest child, Genevieve Margaret Pitts/Lowery Washburn; their oldest child Luella M. Washburn who m. William M. Wethered are my parents.

• 11 Aug 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: If you search the Pitts GenForum queries you will see another query asking for information on Alexander Pitts and Marie M. Hull. Good luck to you.

 Query #212 – Gideon H. Hull m. Currency Osborn, Hartford Co., CT; also Hampshire Co., MA & Edgefield Co., SC: Seeking information and evidence of the parentage of my 4th gt grandfather, Gideon H. Hull, b. ca. 1788, Hampshire Co., MA (possibly Granville); m. 04 May 1809, West Hartland, Hartford Co., CT, #1 Currency Osborn. Left his family in CT in 1820, and relocated ca. 1821 to Hamburg, SC, via Baltimore, MD and Charleston, SC; d. 11 Nov 1840, Hamburg, Edgefield Co., SC.

• 06 Aug 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I am pleased to tell you that we do have info on your Hull line. We can complete your line back to the immigrant and beyond. We will fill out your lineage chart and give you the missing generations. The parents of your Gideon Hull were… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #211 – Hollis Hull & Emiline [_?_], Titusville, Crawford Co., PA: Trying to find my 4th gt. grandparent, Hollis Hull’s, parents and grandparents. He m. Emiline [_?_]. Was Hollis Hull’s father George Hull? They lived in Titusville, Crawford Co., PA.

 Query #210 – William Hull (1786-1841) m. Sabra Abby Olmstead (1792-1841): Seeking info on William Hull, who was from Fairfield, CT and moved to Roxbury, NY. Seeking his parents’ names. Have info relating daughter, Lucy Caroline, to her uncle, Commodore Isaac Hull, and wonder if true.

William Hull was b. 20 May 1786 Fairfield, Fairfield Co., CT; d. 07 Jun 1841 Roxbury, Delaware Co., NY.

• 03 Aug 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: First, the daughter, Lucy Caroline Hull, is unrelated to Commodore Isaac Hull. DNA analysis and the proper genealogical research proves that. We have info on this William Hull and can extend this line back to the immigrant and two generations beyond. The parents of William Hull were… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #209 – Elizabeth Hull (1625–1680) m. to Samuel Gaylord (1619–1690): These Hulls came from England to Windsor, Hartford Co., CT. Seeking Elizabeth’s parents name and when they came to America.

• 03 Aug 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We can extend this line back three more generations. The parents of Elizabeth Hull are… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #208 – Sussex Co., NJ Hulls: Judge Joseph Hull & his Son Sheriff Isaac Hull; Need Documentation: We are in the process of preparing an article to be published in a future HFA Journal discussing the generations of HFAm #186, Judge Joseph Hull who m. #1 Susanna Stelle, and #2 Phebe (?Hunt). We will be discussing the documentation for the children given by Orra Eugene Monnette, and published in The “Old Northwest” Genealogical Quarterly, Vol. 13, Oct 1910, pp. 139–175. Monnette then contributed his research to The Hull Family in America (HFAm), where much of this information was published in 1913.

Included in this article will also be a discussion of the children of HFAm #440 Sheriff Isaac Hull, who married Ann Dunham. Documentation for the children of both Judge Joseph Hull and Sheriff Isaac Hull, by Monnette and HFAm, seems to be lacking in several instances, which will be pointed out in the article.

If you have original records in Sussex Co., NJ, or any other area of NJ, to add to this article, please contact me. I’m especially interested in land, court, and probate records which will help to confirm many of these children. Some children are confirmed, but not all.

This is the Rev. Joseph Hull, immigrant, line.

 Query #207 – William Barnes & Elizabeth (Hull) Barnes, Hampshire Co., VA (now WV): Want any information on Willian Barnes and wife Elizabeth (Hull) Barnes, daughter of Benjamin and Jemima Hull of Hampshire Co., VA (now West Virginia).

 Query #206 – Isaac N. Hull, VA & Tippecanoe Co., IN; m. #1 Elizabeth [_?_], #2 Jane [_?_]: Thank you for any information on Isaac N. Hull who married 1st Elizabeth [_?_]; 2nd Jane [_?_]. Isaac N. Hull was born ca. 1816 in VA and moved to Tippecanoe, IN.

• 20 Sep 2011 Reply from non-member Ellen Lambert: My Jane (Druzilla) Utterback Johns(t)on married #2, Isaac N. Hull, 1860, in Clarksburg, Harrison Co., WV. His later home address was Tippecanoe Co., IN. I have no account of him after his marriage. Was he in the Civil War?
• 20 Sep 2011 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We have your Isaac N. Hull in the 1850 census in… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #205 – Silas Hull & wife Hannah Waggoner, of Greene Co., PA: Looking for descendants of Silas Hull and wife Hannah Waggoner. Silas is son of Benjamin and Jemmia Hull of Hampshire Co., VA.

 Query #204 – Lydia Hull, b. 1818, OH; seeking her parents; lived Allegany Co., MD; Ross Co., OH; Pike Co., IL: I am trying to determine the lineage for my ancestor, Lydia Hull, b. 05 Oct 1818, OH. I think her father might have been Joseph Hull, b. 20 Oct 1790, NJ or RI, and mother Nancy Gaffield, b. 1795, Jericho, Chittenden Co., VT. Lydia m. George S. Kaylor, b. 22 Apr 1814, Allegany Co., MD. They both died in Pike Co., IL, but their son, Owen Thomas Kaylor, was born in Ross Co., OH, 08 Aug 1841. Can you help?

• 29 Jun 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I have a Joseph Hull, b. 20 Oct 1790, probably in NJ, but have no daughter Lydia for him. I have a Joseph Hull, b. 09 Mar 1797, m. Nancy Garfield or Gaffield, m. 23 Sep 1818, Clark Co., OH, with no apparent children. Joseph’s brothers and sisters inherited his estate. We do have info, however, on the Lydia Hull who married George S. Kaylor. I believe we have her siblings. She no doubt was the daughter of… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #203 – Mary Hull, b. ca. 1618; m. Miles Riley: I am a descendent of Miles Riley who married a Mary Hull, born ca. 1618. Some people have her as the daughter of the Rev. Joseph Hull born ca. 1594. I, however, can find no children named Mary in my research of the Rev. Joseph Hull. Could you give me any info on Mary’s parents?

• 29 Jun 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I can reassure you that this woman is not the daughter of the Rev. Joseph Hull, immigrant from Crewkerne, co. Somerset, England, 1635. Information in my files states that Miles Riley was b. ca. 1614–15, co. Cavan, Ireland. Another location listed is Kells, co. Meath, Ireland. Some say that Miles’ wife was Nancy Hull. Rappahannock (now Orange) Co., VA is also a location that I have for this family. I have seven family group sheets for Hulls in Rappahannock Co., VA.

 Query #202 – Catherine Hull m. Evan Hughes; Resided PA & Clermont, OH: I am looking for a Catherine Hull, born ca. 1795, who married Evan Hughes, perhaps in PA, and then moved to Clermont Co., OH. She and her parents were born in PA. Evan came to America from Wales ca. 1811–1817 landing in Philadelphia, PA. They met, married and came to Ohio.

 Query #201 – Henry Welton Hull m. Ida Minerva Owen; Resided Osage Co., MO & Le Flore Co., OK; Seeking Owen Ancestry: Seeking information on the parents and ancestry of Ida Minerva Owen, b. 23 Jun 1861, Midova, Osage Co., MO; d. 14 Nov 1933, Heavener, Le Flore Co., OK. Minerva was the wife of Henry Welton Hull, b. 19 May 1857, Chamois or Benton, Osage Co., MO; d. 22 Jan 1914, Heavener, Le Flore Co., OK.

 Query #200 – Daniel Dangalion Tompkin Hull, Berlin, Rensselaer Co., NY; IA: Seeking info on Daniel Dangalion Tompkin Hull, Berlin, Rensselaer Co., NY. He m. Barbara A. Croford. Left NY after 1850 and resided in Iowa 1865.

• 14 Jun 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We have identified the parents of your Daniel Dangalion Tompkin Hull. DDT Hull is the son of… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #199 – Seeking info on my Hull 3rd Gt Grandparents, Daniel Hull & Mary Ann West, Providence, RI: Looking for details on Daniel Hull, b. ca. 1791, ? Rhode Island; m. 28 Jun 1818, Providence, Providence Co., RI, to Mary Ann West, b. ca. 1797, ? RI; both deaths unknown.

 Query #198 – Thomas Hull m. Rebecca Sherman, Bucks Co., PA; Possible Parents of John Lewis Hull, b. 19 Mar 1795: Was this a Thomas Hull from NJ, or was Thomas Hull from somewhere else?

• 19 May 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: Although this is not completely documented, some people believe that John Lewis Hull, who m. Mary McCullough, was the son of Thomas Hull who m. Rebecca Sherman, 17 Sep 1780, in Bucks Co., PA. They also believe that he was originally from Hunterdon Co., NJ. Much more work will need to be done on this before these theories can be proven.

 Query #197 – Desire info on the Isaac Hull who was on the Arnold expedition to Quebec in the fall of 1775: In a letter, Arnold refers to his messenger being Isaac Hull. Do you know his birthplace, age, rank? I am compiling a comprehensive list of all participants but cannot find any info on this Isaac Hull. One historian suggests it was Lt Isaac Hull of CT which I think is incorrect.

• 19 Apr 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I do have some info on this man, but it is fairly sketchy. I think that you are correct and this man was not a Lt Isaac Hull of CT. I think this man was probably born in Kennebec Co., ME. I have a possible wife for him, but no children. If you contact me I will send my family group on this man (genealogist [at] hullfamilyassociation.org).

 Query #196 – Photographs of Glenda Hull, taken ca. 1944, Ada, Pontotoc Co., OK: I am cleaning photos from my aunt. I found photos of her friend Glenda Hull taken approximately 1944 in Ada, Oklahoma. I would like to get this photo to her family or family website. Please advise if you can assist. Thanks.

 Query #195 – Jane Hull Byrd, b. 1827, Northumberland Co., PA; Also of Morrow Co., OH and De Kalb Co., MO: I would like the death date and cemetery information for Jane Hull Byrd, b. in Northumberland Co., PA in 1827, and was last listed on the 1880 census in Williamsport, Morrow Co., OH.

She m. John E. Bird/Byrd, 1866, Mt. Gilead, Morrow Co., OH. Divorced: Book D, p. 286, 09 Sept 1868, De Kalb Co., MO.

John E. Bird/Byrd, b. 17 Aug 1819, PA; d. 30 Dec 1895, bur. M.E Church, Fairport, De Kalb Co., MO.

 Query #194 – Hans Matthei [Hannss Matthes] Holl, b. 1653, Germany; m. Elisabeth Maria Ursula Lang: I would like to continue on my research of my family tree and have found Hans Matthei Holl’s father to supposedly be Adam Holl, but all info stops there.

 Query #193 – Hulls in Steubenville, Jefferson Co., OH: As I am related to the Hull family, I have some information you may like about the Hulls of Steubenville, OH, that I don’t see in your records. Should you be interested, please advise. My great grandmother was Virginia Hull (18 Oct 1841–12 Mar 1922) who married 09 Sep 1873 Wm. C. Nichols (25 Jul 1836–19 Dec 1918). As I was trying to get more data on her (there was a note that her father was J.O. Hull), I found quite a few Hulls that were on a page of one of the family Bibles.

• 19 Apr 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: Thank you so much for your message. Most of our info does not appear on our website. We have a database with over 21,000 family group sheets which are not on our website. In that database, I have 22 family group sheets of Hulls who lived in Steubenville, OH. We seem to have the line for your great grandmother back to the immigrant and beyond. Her father was… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here]. If you are an HFA member, we can send our family group sheets to you three at a time. We’d enjoy helping you with your Hull family.
• 28 Oct 2010 Reply from Jo Ann (Hull) Weisgarber, non-member: I am looking for any information on Manuel Hull, b. 1898, who married Pearl Richmond, b. 1898, my grandparents, who moved between Washington Co., PA, Claysville, Marshall Co., WV, and Steubenville, Jefferson Co., OH. Seeking parents’ names of Manuel and Pearl Hull.
• 28 Oct 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: Fortunately, we have this couple in our database and in several census records. We can carry this line back four more generations in PA. If you are an HFA member, we can send to you by e-mail, three family group sheets at a time upon your request. We would enjoy helping you with this family, if you care to join the Hull Family Association.
     Manuel Hull was the son of… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #192 – Desire Data on Henry H. Hull’s Parents; Highland Co., VA and Whitley Co., IN: Looking for the identity of my 3rd Gt Grandparent, Henry H. Hull’s parents, and their dates of birth. Was Henry’s father possibly Adam Hull? Henry H. Hull m. Jane Gardner, 19 Dec 1838.

• 08 Apr 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We do have the parents and data for your Henry Hull; we also have this line two more generations back. We can send our HFA members three family group sheets at a time by e-mail. Henry’s parents were… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #191 – Guy P. Hull: Name on 1890s Rifle: I am researching Guy P. Hull. My grandfather gave me a 1890s rifle and it has the name Guy P. Hull engraved on it. My grandfather died quite a while ago so I can’t be sure about where and when he might have acquired the rifle. He was born in Berthoud, CO; lived in Redwood City, San Mateo Co., CA; taught at Stanford; and raised a family in Pocatello, ID. I would imagine the Guy P. Hull I’m looking for was a “gentleman” and an accomplished hunter.

• 07 Apr 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I have located a Guy P. Hull in my database. He was born… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #190 – Stephen Hull (b. between 1804–1806, d. 1892); m. Wealthy Hyde, 1831, Otsego, Otsego Co., NY: Desire info on Stephen Hull, b. between 1804–1806; d. 1892; m. Wealthy Hyde 1831, Otsego, Otsego Co., NY. Wealthy was b. 1811; d. 1889.

• 06 Apr 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We have Stephen and Wealtha Hyde in our database, with a marriage on 25 Jul 1836, Otsego Twp., Otsego Co., NY. We are listing eight children for this couple, all born in NY, and four references. We also have him on the 1850 census. We have possible parents of this Stephen Hull. We are able to send out our family group sheets, 3 at a time, by e-mail to our HFA members. We’d welcome having you join us.

 Query #189 – John H. Hull m. Margaret Carr Templin, Ross Co., OH; Son Samuel Karr Hull: Desire info on parents of Samuel Karr Hull, b 1843, Ross Co., OH. Father was John H. Hull; mother was Margaret Carr Templin. Would like to know father’s parents and siblings.

• Rebecca Hull, d/o of Samuel and Margaret Hull, was b. ca. 1845, Ross Co., Ohio
• Son James Hull, b. ca. 1848, Richfield, Adams Co., IL

• 06 Apr 2010 Reply from the Margaret Hull Laidler, HFA Member #1652: I, too, am looking for info on John H. Hull, who m. Margaret Carr Templin 17 Oct 1837, Ross Co., OH. They had 6 living children: Martha A. b. 1838, OH; Rebecca Jane, b. Jan 1841, OH; Samuel Karr, b. Mar 1842 or 43; John M., b. 1849, IL; James W., b. 9 Jan 1849, Pike Co., IL; and Cyrus E. Hull, b. 2 Feb 1851, IL.
     Samuel Karr Hull, married to Hannah Catherine “Kate” Akers, was my great-grandfather; James Audrey “Audie,” married to Stella Mae Wilkins, was my grandfather. There is a great deal of Templin info on Roots Web in Templin Family Genealogy. Can find nothing more on John H. Hull, who was born in Maryland about 1813 or 1818. Any info will be appreciated.
• 06 Apr 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I have John H. Hull in the 1850 Pike Co., IL census, indexed as a Hall. I also have a brother of John H. Hull and their possible parents. I can send family group sheets to our members, 3 at a time, by e-mail. I have the possible father as… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #188 – John Hull, b. 1822, m. Mary Thomas, Northumberland Co., PA; Dau. Lucetta Hull, b. 1846: I am trying to learn information about John Hull, born in 1823 in Shamokin Township in Northumberland County, PA. He either owned or clerked at a general store in Snydertown, PA. He married Mary Thomas. Their eldest daughter Lucetta, born in about 1847 in Shamokin Township, is my great-grandmother.

• 22 Mar 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I am very pleased to tell you that we have your Hull line back to the immigrant and beyond. We’ll enjoy helping you with this when you become an HFA member. We can send you our family group sheets by e-mail, three at a time upon your request, when you become a member.

 Query #187 – Alice Merietta Hull, b. 1926, Newton, Rockingham Co., NH; Parents: Joseph Franklin Hull & Sadie Estelle Warner; Grandparents: Joseph Michael Hull and Lizzie Floretta Orne. Irish Line. Also in Essex Co., MA: My grandmother Alice Merietta Hull was born on January 2, 1926 in Newton, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire to Joseph Franklin Hull and Sadie Estelle Warner. My great grandfather, Joseph Franklin Hull, was born on June 1, 1882 in Haverhill, Essex Co., Massachusetts to Joseph Michael Hull and Lizzie Floretta Orne.
   Do you have any trace of them in your records? The only thing I know about my gg grandfather, Joseph Michael Hull, is that he supposedly emigrated to the United States from Ireland via NYC and Ellis Island. The only thing that was passed down through the years was that he didn’t come alone; he had a brother or 2 brothers with him or possibly a brother and a sister. I cannot find anything on Joseph Michael Hull or Lizzie Floretta Orne Hull anywhere.

• 02 Mar 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We may have some info to help you enlarge your knowledge of this family. I believe we have a possible brother for your Joseph Michael Hull. In the… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #186 – John Hull, Washington Co., PA; VA; son Henry Hull: I am looking for leads for John Hull’s birth in ca. 1743 and death in 1809. Would like to trace the family back to Europe. John Hull could have been in Athens Co., OH, or Washington Co., Pa. Also VA. His son was Henry Hull, Washington Co., PA.

• 03 Mar 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: This is a man that I have a full file drawer on. We’ve also published several articles on this man in our HFA Journals. Many, many people have worked on the line of this man and no one really knows where he was prior to PA and WV. He was never in Athens Co., OH, however.
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 Query #185 – Mary Whitaker/Whittaker of Cecil Co., MD; m. Mr. Hull ca. 1785; resided Smith Twp., Washington Co., PA, ca. 1785: My name is Jarrard Whittacre. I am compiling the Descendants of Thomas Whitaker. Thomas was born 29 May 1731 in St. Mary Ann Parrish, Cecil Co., MD. He married Elizabeth Rogers, b. ca. 1740 in Cecil, Maryland.

One of their 11 children was Mary Whitaker (Whittaker). Mary married a Hull abt 1785. At that time they were living in Smith Twp, Washington, PA. I know that they later moved to Ohio in abt 1805. There isn’t any record that I can find of his Mr. Hull given name, or his and Mary Whitaker’s children, or where they lived after 1805.

The 1800 census has 3 possibilities (1) The best is Gresham Hull living in Smith Twp., Washington Co., PA with wife and children; (2) George Hull; and (3) Henry Hull both living in Fallowfield Twp., Washington Co., PA with wife and children. Would you have any information on Mr. Hull and Mary Whitaker? Thanks.

• 02 Mar 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We have one possible candidate for the husband of your Mary Whitaker/Whittaker who lived in Washington Co., PA. We believe that this same man also moved to OH. I’ve done a two-page Chronology for this man. His name is… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].
• 03 Mar 2010 Reply from Jarrard Whittacre: It could be George Hull, but Mary was living in Burgettstown, Smith Twp, Washington Co., PA; that is my reasoning that it was Gresham Hull. He was also living in Smith Twp, Washington Co., PA in the 1800 census. In the year of 1802 James Holmes and Nancy Anne Whitaker, Eli Whitaker and Mary Cherry, William Murray and Esther Whitaker, Solomon Perrin and Rachel Whitaker Freegrift Chamberlain and Elizabeth Whitaker, and Mr Hull and Mary Whitaker moved from Smith Twp, Washington Co., PA to or near Millersport, Ohio. Later Mr. Hull and Mary Whitaker, Freegrift Chamberlain and Elizabeth Whitaker, and Solomon Perrin and Rachel Whitaker moved further west, place not known. All of the Whitakers were children of Thomas Whitaker and Elizabeth Rogers. Several of Elizabeth Rogers relatives moved to Licking Co. OH. Some family members have Mary (Whitaker) Hull remarried to a Mr. Chamberlan. With this additional information, what do you think?
• 03 Mar 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I have several Gersham/Gershom Hulls in Washington Co., PA, but none of them married a Mary. My own Hulls lived in Licking Co., OH and I have volumes on them. Please give counties whenever possible. All of my records are arranged by counties. I have Millersport in Fairfield Co., OH. Is that correct?
     I have several Hull families in Fairfield Co., OH. Some of them are related to the Licking Co., OH Hulls. I will continue to study what you have written. Thank you.

 Query #184 – Mary Hull, b. 1814; d. 1893; m. Jonathan Abraham Sewell; TN: I have a question about a Hull who is believed to be one of my ancestors (my gt gt gt grandmother). She was a Mary Hull, b. 21 Jan 1814; and d. 05 Feb 1893. She is believed to be the wife of a Jonathan Abraham Sewell, b. 08 May 1804, Carter County, TN; d. 06 Oct 1879. Jonathan Sewell is buried in Byrdstown, Pickett Co., TN. Are you aware of this Mary Hull, and was she related to Cordell Hull? Thank you for any information you can give.

• 02 Mar 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: The Hull Family Register [HFR], issued by HFA member #0312 Dave Boatman, includes the family of Mary Hull’s parents. They are… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here]. HFR does give considerable info on this family, which can be sent to you if you decide to become a HFA member.

 Query #183 – Matilda Hull m. Nathan Harrison; d/o Martin Hull & Anna Morgan; Benjamin Hull–Jemima (?King) line; Hampshire Co., WV: I am interested in finding information on Matilda Hull, who was born around Hampshire Co., VA, (now WV). She married Nathan Harrison. Matilda Hull was the daughter of Martin Hull and Anna Morgan. Martin Hull was the son of Benjamin Hull and Jemima (?King) Hull. Thanking you in advance.

• 14 Jun 2010 Reply from Rachel Midkiff Harbour, HFA member #1275: The 1850 Cabell Co., VA Census shows Martin Hull and Anna on the census with all their children. Matilda was 2 years old. Cabell County is now in WV. Martin Hull is my ancestor with his 1st wife, Susan Buffington.
• 14 Jun 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We published this census in 2005 in our Enhanced Edition of Hulls in 1850, which included the info which we had available on this family. View a PDF of the information here.

 Query #182 – Mary Jane Hull; Alexander Scott: I have a bible engraved with gold letters on the front hard cover “Mary Jane Hull.” On the first page it is signed Alexander Scott, June 7th 1845. This bible was given to my father by his uncle years ago. This is all the information I have. Thank you.

• 02 Mar 2010 Reply from Margaret Windham, HFA Member #1603: There is a Mary Ann Hull in my family. Born abt. 1855 in Missouri. Her father was Benjamin Franklin Hull.
• 02 Mar 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: These might be two different Mary Ann Hulls. Mr. Lewis, can you provide locations for these people? That will help us verify.
• 04 Mar 2010 Reply from Linda Lewis Brauer, HFA Member #1650; g-g-granddaughter of Mary Jane Hull Brown: When my brother sent this information he was not aware of all the info we actually do have from the Bible and how much searching I did in the late 80s. I am trying to join the HFA and get involved again as it is very important to our father, Wm. Dell Lewis (age 84), to know what Hull line his great grandmother, Mary Jane Hull Brown, came from.
     He was always told that Capt. Isaac Hull (Old Ironsides) was his g-g-grandfather, which we know can’t be so. Mary Jane (not Ann) Hull m. William or David Brown ca. late 1840s. (First child born 1849.) Seemed to live in New York City. Six children born between 1849–1860; only 2 lived. These were: George Henry Brown, b. 16 Feb 1860, in NY, NY (my father’s grandfather) and his sister Marietta Justina Brown, b. 31 Jan 1851, NY, NY.
     In 1868 when Marietta Justina Brown married Frederic Egner, Geo. H. Brown was 8 yrs. old and Mary Jane Hull Brown was widowed. They both then lived with the Egners. Address in 1868 and before possibly “48th Street, NY City.” After Nov. 1868 perhaps “College Point, Long Island” with Frederic and Marietta Egner.
     Mary Jane Hull Brown died of T.B in possibly NY, mid to late 1870s, or perhaps in Norfolk, Virginia if late 1870s to earlier 80s. All we know about Mary Jane Hull’s father (the one we’re searching for) is “He was a master ship-builder in the Brooklyn navy yard for 30 years.”
     George Henry Brown moved to Tacoma, Washington so all the Hull relatives from Mary Jane Hull Brown started from Washington State as there were no children from Marietta J. Brown Egner, and Geo. Henry had 4 boys and 1 girl (my grandmother). Only 1 biological child came from the 4 boys. There are no surname Browns alive.
     Do you see why I’m having difficulty filling out the forms to become a member? I have some info that actually says two different things so I’m not sure of some things. Please help me to help you to help me!!! Thanks a lot.
• 04 Mar 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: I have in my database a Mary Jane Hull who closely resembles your Mary Jane Hull. I do know that she married a Brown and that they lived in New York City. If we can determine that this woman is identical to your Mary Jane Hull Brown, then I have this line back seven generations. We do hope that you will join the Hull Family Association, so that we can share this info with you. In filling out the forms, just begin with yourself and list each generation that you have back to and including the Hulls.

 Query #181 – Edith Mae Hull, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH, d. ca. 1921; m. Maurice Levy. Brother Bertram Hull: My paternal grandmother was Edith Mae Hull of Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH. She married Maurice Levy (an Episcopalian) and had a son, Robert M. Levy, in 1917. She died ca. 1921. She had a brother, Bertram Hull, who owned or operated a river-boat out of Cincinnati. Known as Bert, he died in the late ’50s or early ’60s. My father left Ohio in 1924 and didn’t know too much of his mother’s family, although I do have old photos of some of them. Do these names tie into any of your records?

• 23 Feb 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: We are pleased to tell you that we do have records on your Hull line. We can trace your line back four more generations to the immigrant from England. The parents of your Edith Mae Hull were… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].

 Query #180 – Martha (Hopkins) Park, PA; d/o Rev. Caleb Hopkins and Ruth Hull of Sussex Co., NJ: Need place of death in PA for Martha Hopkins, b. 1785, daughter of Rev. Caleb Hopkins and Ruth Hull (b. 1763) of Sussex Co., NJ. Martha Hopkins m. Dr. Russell Park, 1802, Northumberland Co., PA.

• 09 Feb 2011 Reply from non-member Jerry Atkins: From Battles’ History of Columbia and Montour Counties [PA]: Dr. Russell Park married Martha, a dau of the Rev. Caleb Hopkins and Ruth Hull. Dr. Russell Park died 05 June 1851 and was buried in the cemetery of the Episcopal Church of Bloomsburg (Columbia Co., PA) together with his wife and son, William, and was later moved to Rosemont Cemetery, Bloomsburg.

 Query #179 – Elijah Hull, b. ca. 1827, Madison Co., OH: This ancestor, Elijah Hull, has proved to be very elusive. He is the son of William Hull and Rachel Markley. In the censuses for 1850 and ’60, he is living in Sommerford, Madison, Ohio. On 22 Dec 1852, he married Elizabeth Maxwell in Clark County, OH. Elijah served in the Civil War in the 40th and 151st OVIs as a Private. On 01 Nov 1869, he received 160 acres in Lancaster, Nebraska per the Scripps Warrant Act of 1855. Two children were born to Elijah and Elizabeth: George V (ca. 1854) and William M. (ca. 1858). Both children were born in Ohio. The 1870 census places Elijah in Lancaster, NE. That’s where the trail ends, except; that he is buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery, Auglaize County, Ohio—I think. There is an Elijah Hull who died, 22 June 1871 and left a widow and six children. This Elijah has to be the son of Daniel Hull (1803–1869) and Mariah Smith, I think. There is another Elijah Hull buried in the same cemetery, but the name is spelled Elizah with a death date of 1877. Elijah’s sons, William M. and George V. must have returned to Ohio with their parents in the 1870s. In the 1880 census George V. is living with his brother, William M., and wife in Madison, Clark Co., Ohio. Later, George V. and wife are in Stokes, Logan Co., Ohio in the 1900 census. Help! Any suggestions or information to clear this up. To muddy the water further, I think that the Civil War marker is on the grave of the wrong person. Hope I’m wrong.

• 23 Jan 2010 Reply from the HFA Genealogist: The Hull Family Register [HFR], issued by HFA member #0312 Dave Boatman, includes the family of HFR #7410, William Hull and Rachel Markley. The son, Elijah Hull, is HFR #15,955, who is listed as marrying in 22 Dec 1852, Mary Melvin (daughter of Joseph V. Melvin and Roxia Savage) —not Elizabeth Maxwell. This passage is also there:… [answer to this query is available only to HFA members; become a member here].