Hannah Hull¹ (F)
b. 3 September 1804, #2959
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     Hannah Hull was born on 3 September 1804. She was the daughter of John Hull and Amy Cornell.

Hannah Hull^1,2 (F)
b. 16 January 1732/33, #2987
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     Hannah Hull was born on 16 January 1732/33. She was the daughter of John Hull and Damaris Cary. Hannah Hull married Daniel Weeden in 1753.

Hannah Hull¹ (F)
b. 31 January 1696/97, d. 28 October 1725, #3009
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     Hannah Hull was born on 31 January 1696/97 at Jamestown, Newport Co., RI. She was the daughter of Capt. John Hull and Alice* Teddeman. Hannah Hull married Capt. Holder Slocum in 1720. Hannah Hull died on 28 October 1725 at age 28.²

Hannah Hull¹ (F)
b. 6 February 1655/56, d. 15 November 1733, #3213
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     Hannah Hull was born on 6 February 1655/56. She was the daughter of Tristram* H. Hull and Blanche Pudley?. Hannah Hull married Joseph Blish in 1674.² Hannah Hull died on 15 November 1733 at age 77.

Harriet Hull (F)
b. 1 January 1817, #3455
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     Harriet Hull was born on 1 January 1817. She was the daughter of Platt Hull and Susanna Sollars.

Harry Hull (M)
b. 1859, #3525
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     Harry Hull was born in 1859. He was the son of Richard Cooper Hull and Ann Conchlin.

Henrietta Hull¹ (F)
b. 17 June 1820, #2965
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     Henrietta Hull was born on 17 June 1820. She was the daughter of John Hull and Amy Cornell.

Henrietta Hull¹ (F)
b. 1 August 1755, #3272
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     Henrietta Hull was born on 1 August 1755. She was the daughter of Oliver Hull and Penelope Fones. Henrietta Hull married Thomas Burling.

Hopwell Hull¹ (M)
b. circa 1636, d. after 26 March 1693, #3362
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     Hopwell Hull was born circa 1636. He was the son of Rev. Joseph* Hull and (?) Agnes. Hopwell Hull married Mary Martin in 1668. Hopwell Hull died after 26 March 1693 at Piscataqua, NJ.
     9. HOPEWELL HULL, about 1636-1693, yeoman, of New Hampshire and NewJersey, son of (1) Rev. Joseph Hull and his wife Agnes, was married about1668 to Mary Martin, daughter of John Martin and his wife Esther Roberts.Esther Roberts Martin was the daughter of Thomas Roberts who was Governorof the colony of Dover, N. H., in 1641. In 1666 Hopewell Hull accompanied Robert Martin to New Jersey, and joinedwith him and two others in the purchase of a township plot of wild landlocated in the County of Middlesex, which they named Piscataqua, afterthe region they had migrated from in New Hampshire. The ceremony or form by which Hopewell Hull and Mary Martin were marriedwas probably that of the Quakers. At all events it did not suit the legalauthorities of New Jersey, and it is on record that on Dec. 29, 1669, anorder was duly issued directing them to remarry, with which they promptlycomplied. In 1675, Hopewell Hull represented the town of New Piscataqua in theGeneral Assembly of West Jersey, and took an active part in publicaffairs. His name is met with frequently in the early records of New Jersey,especially in connection with the purchase and sale of lands. His will isdated Mar. 26, 1693. In it he mentions his sons Hopewell and Joseph, bothof whom are said to be under age, refers to his daughters but does notgive their names, designates his wife as executrix and names his brotherBenjamin of Piscataway or Piscataqua, as one of his overseers. Severalmonths after his death his youngest son was born and named Benjamin. The property conveyed included a farm on the Raritan river and additionaltracts at Shingle Hill and in Piscataqua meadows. Mary Martin Hull, widow of Hopewell, was married Apr. 9, 1696 toJustinian Hall. CHILDREN 42. Mary Hull, b. Aug. 10, 1670; d. Feb. 2, 1759; m. 1691, Vincent Runyan. 43. Hephsibah Hull, b. Feb. 5, 1672; d. 1734; m. 1691, Nicholas Mundy. 44. Esther Hull, b. Mar. 15, 1674. 45. Martha Hull, b. Jan. 19, 1676; d. 1694. 46. Ruth Hull, b. 1678; d. Mar. 10, 1682. 47. Abigail Hull, b. May 14, 1680. 48. Ruth Hull, b. Mar. 3, 1682; d. Oct. 1, 1682. 49. Ruth Hull, b. Mar. 22, 1684; m. 1702, Daniel Blackford. 50. Hopewell Hull, b. Nov. 5, 1685; d. 1760; m. 1705, Lydia (???) 51. Lydia Hull, b. Dec. 6, 1687. 52. Joseph Hull, b. Apr. 24, 1690. 53. Benjamin Hull, b. July 19, 1693; d. Mar. 13, 1745; m. Elizabeth Slater.

Ignatius Sollars Hull (M)
b. 27 November 1824, #3459
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     Ignatius Sollars Hull was born on 27 November 1824. He was the son of Platt Hull and Susanna Sollars.

Jacob Ater Hull (M)
b. 6 August 1815, #3454
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     Jacob Ater Hull was born on 6 August 1815. He was the son of Platt Hull and Susanna Sollars.

James Hull¹ (M)
b. 16 March 1774, d. 21 June 1858, #3405
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     James Hull was born on 16 March 1774. He was the son of Joseph Hull and Phebe Palmer. James Hull married Anna Adams. James Hull died on 21 June 1858 at age 84.

James Hull¹ (M)
b. 1550, d. 1567, #3432
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     James Hull was born in 1550. He was the son of Richard Hull. James Hull died in 1567.

James Garrison Hull (M)
b. 30 November 1832, #3462
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     James Garrison Hull was born on 30 November 1832. He was the son of Platt Hull and Susanna Sollars.

Joane Hull¹ (F)
b. circa 1620, d. after 1683, #3353
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     Joane Hull was born circa 1620. She was the daughter of Rev. Joseph* Hull. Joane Hull married J. Bursley , Capt on 28 November 1639. Joane Hull married Dolor Davis. Joane Hull died after 1683.
     'Capt. John Bursley was one of the 'Old Planters' settled on the coastbefore the arrival of the Puritans under Endicott. There is little doubthe is one of the six gentlemen companions of Capt. Robert Gorges in 1623.. . . He lived in Wessagusset, the point subsequently occupied by Mr.Hull and his family. He was a trader with the Eastern Indians and had anestablishment at Kittery, Me., and trading houses at other places on thecoast. His name is on the oldest tax list on record in this country; theassessment levied on the plantations to defray the expenses of thecampaign against Morton of Merry Mount in 1628. He and Mr. Jeffries weretaxed an equal amount to that paid by either the settlement of Plymouthor Piscataqua, and double that paid by the settlement at Dover; which isevidence of their wealth and consequence. 'Upon the formation of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, his plantation orpart of it was included within the limits of Dorchester Township, and hewas admitted freeman October 19, 1630, and sworn May 18 following, andwas deputy to the General Court May, 1636, and an active member ofcommittees during the year. He was again elected in November, 1637 andacted as a member of the boundary commission. 'In 1639 he removed to Barnstable in Plymouth Colony with hisfather-in-law, Mr. Hull, to whom and Mr. Dimock, the lands in Barnstablehad been granted by the Plymouth Court. He made frequent visits of acommercial and mercantile character to the eastern coast, and was there aman of much influence, taking an active part in the politics of the timeand steadily resisting the enroachments of Massachusetts. 'In Maine he had large landed interests. On Dec. 2, 1631 and March 2,1632 patents from the council for New England were issued to SirFerdinando Gorges, John Bursley, William Jeffries and nine otherassociates for 12,000 acres to themselves on the east side of the riverAquamontiquos, and 100 acres additional for each settler. 'Mr. Bursley died at Barnstable in 1660, leaving a large estate, and heis reckoned among the wealthy of that period. His widow, Joannaintermarried with Dolor Davis, a man of good repute in the colony, buthad no children by him. Davis died in 1673. She was living as late as1683 at the old Bursley homestead, adjoining the plantations of EdwardFitz Randolph on the South, and of Abraham Blish on the West.'

John Hull¹ (M)
b. 9 August 1798, d. 29 November 1798, #2969
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     John Hull was born on 9 August 1798. He was the son of John Hull and Mary Avery. John Hull died on 29 November 1798 at age 0.

John Hull^1,2,3,4,5 (M)
b. 4 December 1694, d. 9 February 1765, #2980
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     John Hull was born on 4 December 1694 at Newport Co., RI; (or Plymouth, MA).^2,5 He was the son of Capt. John Hull and Alice* Teddeman. John Hull married Damaris Cary, daughter of John Cary and Damaris Arnold, on 3 March 1725/26 at Island of Cannonicut, RI; (or 1721). Marriage ceremony performed by John Hull's uncle Tedman, who was Warden of the island.^2,5 John Hull died on 9 February 1765 at Island of Cannonicut (sic), RI, at age 70.^2,5
     John Hull prepared a will in 1759; The will of Capt. John Hull, dated 20th Nov., 1759, with a codicil dated 30th of July, 1762, is recorded under date of April 6, 1765, in 'Jamestown Book for Town Council beginning in 1744,' and reads as follows: Last Will and Testament of John Hull of Jamestown, County Newport, and Colony of Rhode Island, being of perfect mind, memory and understanding, thanks be to God for it--calling to mind the mortality of my body and being desirous to settle my estate, so as to have my family in peace and quiet, do make this my last Will and Testament. Principally and first of all I recommend my Soul to God who gave it, and my body to the earth tobe decently buried at the discretion of my Executrix hereinafter named. And as touching such temporal and worldly estates as it hath pleased God to bless me with in this life--I give and dispose of in the manner and form following: Imprimus--That all such just and lawful debts which I owe to any person, together with my funeral charges, to be answered and paid by my Executrix hereinafter named, within convenient time after my decease. Item--I give to my son Oliver Hull all that my farm which is in part of Holly swamp farm which lieth between land that was formerly my brotherTiddeman Hull's, and land belonging to my brother Joseph Hull, to him and to his heirs and assigns forever. Item--I give to my son Tiddeman Hull all my land in Greenwich at a place called Miami Neck in Connecticut Government, containing 30 acres be it more or less. I also give to my son Tiddeman the sum of Two Hundred Pounds New York Money, which money he has in his hands, to him, his heirs and assigns forever. Item--I give to my son Joseph Hull, fifty seven acres of land at the east end of Sorril farm, so called, that lieth south of my brother Joseph Hull's land, to him, his heirs and assigns forever. Item--I give to my son John Hull, all the remainder of the Mount Sorril farm at the west end which will be about thirty-three acres, joining west on Mackrill cove, and north on my brother Joseph Hull's land, to him, his heirs and assigns forever. Also I give to my son John twelve acres of land, be it more or less, which is part of that called the Ele Pond farm, adjoining east ring on a lane which leads to Arnold Beach, where was formerly a tan yard, to him, his heirs and assigns forever. Item--I give to my son Wager Hull, the house and lot I now live on and the township lot to the eastward of John Martin's land which lot contains about seven acres, be the same more or less. Also I give to my son Wager a lot of land of ten acres which joins northerly on the highway that leads from ferry to ferry, easterly on William Hazard's land, all such land to him, his heirs and assigns forever. Item--I give to my four sons, namely, Oliver, Joseph, John and Wager, all my right of land on Dutch Island, to be equally divided between the four, to them and their heirs and assigns forever. Item--I give to my daughter Phebe Hazard one dollar besides what I have already given her. Item--I give to my daughter Alice Hyatt one dollar beside what I have already given her. Item--I give to my daughter Hannah Weeden one dollar beside what I have already given her. Item--I give to my daughter Mary Underwood fifteen pounds New York money to be paid to her by my executrix two years after my decease. Item--I give to my daughter Damaris Fowler fifteen pounds New York money to be paid to her by my executrix two years after my decease. Item--I give to my daughter Freelove Hull ten pounds New York money to be paid to her by my executrix two years after my decease. Item--I give to my daughter Catherine Hull fifteen pounds New York money to be paid to her by my executrix two years after my decease. Item--I give to my daughter Sarah Hull fifteen pounds New York money to be paid to her by my executrix two years after my decease. Item--I give to my beloved wife Damaris Hull my lot of land that lyeth between John Martin's land and James Carr's land, joins northerly on the highway that leads from ferry to ferry, containing about one quarter of an acre be it more or less, which lot I give to her, her heirs and assigns forever, and at her own disposing. Also I order my executrix hereinafter named to get in the money that is due me with the movable stock and to pay all my just debts and legacies, and what shall remain of my movable estate after all is paid and discharged I give to my beloved wife. Further my will is that my wife have the use of all my house and lot I now live on, until my son Wager comes of the age of 21 years. Finally I do appoint and ordain my beloved wife Damaris Hull to be the sole executrix of this my last will and testament. I have herewith set my hand and affixed my seal this twentieth day of November in the year of our Lord 1759. JOHN HULL. Signed, sealed, pronounced and delivered in the presence of JOHN MARTIN, MARY EASTORS, JAMES EASTORS. The son John Hull having died before his father his share is an annexed codicil devised to his brothers. "JOHN HULL II lived at Canonicut and married Damaris, the daughter of John and Damaris (Arnold) Cary. He held various offices, among others that of Representative, in 1757. Their son was Oliver Hull. 95. CAPT. JOHN HULL, 1694-1765, mariner and farmer, of Connonicut Island (now Jamestown), R. I., son of (29) Capt. John and Alice Tiddeman Hull, was married Apr. 3, 1726, to Demaris Cary, daughter of John Cary and his wife Damaris Arnold of Bridgewater, Mass. He was a Captain in the merchant service. Warrants were offered to him and to his brothers to positions of prominence in the Royal Navy. These were declined, father and son preferring to remain consistent friends and pursue their avocations with the pacific principles they professed. Capt. Hull was made a freeman May 3, 1720, and became a prosperous business man and farmer as well as a successful mariner. In 1751 he was a deputy to the Grand Assembly and for many years enjoyed exclusive berry [ferry?] privileges between Newport and Jamestown. As he advanced in years he kept adding to the acres inherited from his father and died possessed of a large estate. Capt. Hull and Damaris Cary were married 'out of meeting,' her family being Congregationalists. The ceremony was performed by Capt. Hull's brother, Dr. Tiddeman Hull, then Chief Magistrate and Warden of the Island. John Cary, the father of Mrs. Hull, was the son of John Cary and his wife Abigail Allen of Bridgewater and the grandson of John Carey, or Carew, and his wife Elisabeth Godfrey, who came from Somersetshire, England, to Bridgewater, R. I., in 1634. The first John Carew was born near Bristol, England, about 1605; was liberally educated in France; for many years was the town clerk of Bridgewater, and was one of the first instructors in Latin to teach in the schools of America. Damaris Arnold, the wife of John Cary and mother of Demaris Cary Hull, was the daughter of Oliver Arnold and his wife Phebe Cook of Jamestown. Oliver Arnold was the son of Governor Benedict Arnold and his wife Damaris Wescott of Providence. Governor Benedict Arnold was an assistant for several years before he became governor, and was reputed to be the richest man in the colony. William Arnold, father of Governor Arnold, came from England to Hingham, New England, in 1635, and was one of the twelve associates of Roger Williams in the founding of Providence Plantation in 1636. Abigail Allyn Cary, the grandmother of Damaris Cary Hull, was the daughter of Samuel Allyn of Braintree, Mass., and he was the son of George Allyn, Sr., who sailed with Rev. Joseph Hull from Weymouth, Mar.20, 1635. Elizabeth Godfrey Hull, the great grandmother of Damaris Cary Hull, was the only child of Francis Godfrey and his wife Elizabeth, who settled in Duxbury before 1638, and soon removed to Bridgewater. Damaris Wescott, the great grandmother of Damaris Cary Hull, was the daughter of Stukeley Wescott who settled at Salem in 1636, joined the Baptists, and was excommunicated with Roger Williams, who names him as his first grantee in his deed to his twelve associates. He died at Warwick, R. I., Jan. 12, 1678. CHILDREN:
312. Phebe Hull, b. Nov. 16, 1727; m. William Hazard.
313. Alice Hull, b. May 20, 1730; m. 1748, Stanford Wyatt.
314. Oliver Hull, b. Mar. 16, 1732; d. Aug. 1, 1803; m. (1st) 1751, Penelope Fones, (2nd) 1796, Hannah Fields.
315. Hannah Hull, b. Jan. 16, 1733; m. 1753, Daniel Weeden.
316. Tiddeman Hull, b. Feb. 1, 1734; d. in 1795; m. 1758, Elizabeth Franklyn.
317. Joseph Hull, b. Feb. 5, 1736, d. May 8, 1795; m. 1762, Phebe Palmer.
318. Mary Hull, b. Feb. 18, 1739; m. Judge Benj. Underwood.
319. John Hull (1st), b. Feb. 12, 1740; d. in infancy.
320. Damaris Hull, b. Feb. 12, 1740; d. Aug. 1, 1784; m. 1759, Gideon Fowler.
321. John Hull, b. Oct. 21, 1742; d. July 6, 1761; unmarried.
322. Freelove Hull, b. Oct. 21, 1744; d. 176-; m. 1761, John Weeden.
323. Catherine Hull, b.Jan. 18, 1746; m. John Weeden.
324. Wager Hull, b. Feb. 23, 1749; d. in 1776; m. 1769, Mary Martin.
325. Sarah Hull, b. Feb. 7, 1750; m. 1771, Henry Fowler.
326. Abigail Hull, b. Feb. 7, 1750; d. in infancy."⁶

John Hull^1,2 (M)
b. 12 February 1739/40, #2991
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     John Hull was born on 12 February 1739/40. He died; in infancy. He was the son of John Hull and Damaris Cary.

John Hull^1,2 (M)
b. 21 October 1742, d. 6 July 1761, #2993
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     John Hull was born on 21 October 1742. He was the son of John Hull and Damaris Cary. John Hull died on 6 July 1761 at age 18.

John Hull^1,2,3 (M)
b. 11 August 1762, d. 11 August 1840, #3190
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     John Hull was born on 11 August 1762 at Cannonicut, RI. He was the son of Oliver Hull and Penelope Fones. John Hull married Mary Avery, daughter of John R. Every and Sarah Griffin, on 9 June 1781 at New York City, NY.³ John Hull died on 11 August 1840 at Stanfordville, NY, at age 78.^3,1,2
     "A son of Oliver and Penelope (Fones) Hull, John Hull III was born in Canonicut, August 11, 1762. He came to New York with his father, and married, 1781, Mary Avery. She died 1802, in Dutchess County, where they had moved in 1800. On November 23, 1803, he married Amy, the daughter of Quinby and Hannah (Underhill) Cornell. Issue, seven children, viz.: Hannah. William. Edward, married Edwina Willett Coles. From them is descended Sarah Coles Hull, wife of Henry Trowbridge, of New Haven, Conn. Ann , married Edward Dibble, Esq. Rebecca, married (???) Haviland. Robert. Henrietta, married (???) Cowdrey. 632. JOHN HULL, 1762-1840, druggist, of Cannonicut, R. I., Stanfordville, Dutchess Co., N. Y., and New York City, son of (314) Oliver and Penelope Fones Hull, was married first in 1781 to Mary Avery, 1762-1802. He was married again Nov. 23, 1803, to Amy Cornell, daughter of Quimby Cornell of Clinton, N. Y. He was by religious faith a Quaker. See 'Book of theHulls,' by Oliver Hull, published 1863, for additional data. CHILDREN 1,290. Sarah Hull, b. Jan. 3, 1782; m. Joseph Wing. 1,291. Joseph Hull, b. Apr. 17, 1784; d. Oct. 1, 1798. 1,293. Penelope Hull, b. Jan. 16, 1786; m. 1804, Richard M. Bowne. 1,294. Robert Hull, b. Mar. 11, 1788; d. Nov. 2, 1789. 1,295. Robert Hull, b. Mar. 27, 1790; d. Dec. 19, 1800. 1,296. Mary Hull, b. Mar. 22, 1792; m. Walter White. 1,297. Abigail Hull, b. Apr. 7, 1794; m. (1st) John A. VanHoesen, (2nd) C. H. Coleman. 1?298. Oliver Hull, b. July 7, 1796; d. Oct. 14, 1867; m. 1829, Rebecca A. Harriman. 1,299. John Hull, b. Aug. 9, 1798; d. Nov. 29, 1798. 1,300. Catherine Hull, b. Jan. 8, 1800; m. Silas Duel. 1,301. Avery Hull, b. June 26, 1802; d. Sept. 4, 1804. 1,302. Hannah Hull, b. Sept. 3, 1804; m. Walter Lockwood. 1,303. William Hull, b. Dec. 9, 1805; m. Charlotte Clark. 1,304. Edward Hull, b. Feb. 5, 1807; d. Jan. 8, 1859; m. 1828, Edwina W. Coles. 1,305. Ann Hull, b. May 13, 1808; m. (1st) Dan'l E. Dibble, (2nd) Wm. Ellison. 1,306. Robert Hull, b. Sept. 20, 1810; m. (1st) Hannah Anne Janney, (2nd) Susanna R. Thompson. 1,307. Rebecca Hull, b. May 5, 1818; m. Robert Haviland. 1,308. Henrietta Hull, b. June 17, 1820; m. Samuel E. Cowdry."⁴

John Hull¹ (M)
b. 1586, d. 1627, #3215
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     John Hull was born in 1586. He was the son of Thomas Hull and Joane Pysing. John Hull died in 1627.

John Hull¹ (M)
b. circa 1645?, d. 1673, #3371
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     John Hull was born circa 1645? He was the son of Joseph Hull. John Hull married Mary Spencer. John Hull died in 1673.

John Hull¹ (M)
b. 1554, d. 1588, #3433
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     John Hull was born in 1554. He was the son of Richard Hull. John Hull died in 1588.

Capt. John Hull^1,2,3,4 (M)
b. 4 March 1653/54, d. after 19 January 1732/33, #2983
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     Capt. John Hull was born on 4 March 1653/54 at of Olaves, Southwark, England. He was the son of Tristram* H. Hull and Blanche Pudley?. Capt. John Hull married Alice* Teddeman, daughter of Edmund Teddeman, on 25 August 1684 at at Quaker Meeting, London, Southwark, England.^2,5 Capt. John Hull died after 19 January 1732/33 at Cannonicut, RI.^2,4
     Married an English woman and lived in London.^2,4 Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Moved back to America; found in Newport RI in 1687.^2,4

John Cox Hull¹ (M)
b. 2 November 1803, d. 1875, #3443
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     John Cox Hull was born on 2 November 1803 at Of Marlborough, Ulster Co., NY. He was the son of Wager Hull and Elizabeth Cox. John Cox Hull married Caroline Cooper on 22 April 1829 at Friends Meeting House, Newton, NJ. John Cox Hull died in 1875.
     1378. JOHN COX HULL, 1803-1875, of Marlboro, Ulster Co., N. Y., and NewYork City, son of (650) Wager and Elizabeth Cox Hull, was married Apr.22, 1829, in Friends' Meeting House at Newton, N. J., to Caroline Cooper,1806-1873, daughter of Hon. Richard M. and Mary Cooper Cooper. Onreaching his majority he was taken into partnership by his father in thebusiness of manufacturing and exporting soaps. Richard M. Cooper, ofCoopers Point, Camden, N. J., banker, state senator, and member ofCongress, was the son of William Cooper and his wife Abigail Matlock, anda lineal descendant of William Cooper, colonist, one of the proprietorsof West Jersey in 1678. CHILDREN 2,504. Charles Wager Hull, b. Mar. 6, 1830; m. 1855, Ann Randolph. 2,505. Richard Cooper Hull, b. Nov. 3, 1831; m. Ann Conchlin. 2,506. Robert Bowne Hull, b. Jan. 21, 1834; d. Feb. 16, 1891. Colonel U. S. A. 2,507. William Leggett Hull, b. Apr. 4, 1836; m. 1861, Emma Tylee. 2,508. John Cox Hull, Jr., b. May 3, 1839; d. Nov. 7, 1869; unmarried. 2,509. Caroline Cooper Hull, b. Mar. 1, 1842; d. 1844. 2,510. Effingham Hull, b. May 26, 1845; d. Sept. 6, 1846. 2,511. Wager James Hull, b. Apr. 1, 1847; d. Apr. 5, 1902; m. (???) 2,512. Alfred Effingham Hull, b. Apr. 22, 1849; d. Mar. 10, 1851.

John H. Hull¹ (M)
b. 28 April 1764, #3393
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     John H. Hull was born on 28 April 1764 at Of New York City, NY. He was the son of Joseph Hull and Phebe Palmer. John H. Hull married Anna Wood on 3 April 1787. John H. Hull died at Athens, Greene Co., NY.
     644. JOHN H. HULL, 1764-1841, son of (317) Joseph and Phebe Palmer Hull,was married Apr. 3, 1787, to Anne Wood, daughter of Jacob Wood ofMarlborough, Ulster Co., N. Y. With his brothers Solomon and Wager hewent early in life to New York City where they were profitably engaged inbusiness as tallow chandlers and soap makers. John H. Hull, havingacquired a satisfying competence in above mentioned business, retired in1811 to a stock farm he had purchased and was conducting at Athens, nearthe west banks of the Hudson, in Green County, N. Y., and there ended hisdays. CHILDREN 1,357. Jacob Wood Hull, b. Jan. 1, 1789; d. 1832; m. 1811, Harriet Willard. 1,358. Joseph Hull, b. Sept. 9, 1790; d. Feb. 21, 1847; m. 1811, Narcissa M. Foster. 1,359. Elizabeth Hull, b. Mar. 22, 1793; d. Nov. 12, 1866; m. 1811, Thomas H. Burling. 1,360. Phebe Ann Hull, b. Jan. 1, 1797; d. Mar. 8, 1859; m. William Hallock. 1,361. John Wood Hull, b. Apr. 25, 1804; d. July 15, 1838; m. 1828, Susan Wetmore. 1,362. Oliver C. Hull, b. Feb. 20, 1807; m. 1831, Phebe T. Barrett. 1,363. Edward Hull, b. Oct. 22, 1809; d. July 30, 1820.

John Henry Hull¹ (M)
b. 28 January 1832, #2950
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     John Henry Hull was born on 28 January 1832. He died at Youth. He was the son of Oliver Hull and Rebecca Ann Harriman.

John Henry Hull¹ (M)
b. 13 December 1836, d. 18 November 1891, #2954
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     John Henry Hull was born on 13 December 1836. He was the son of Oliver Hull and Rebecca Ann Harriman. John Henry Hull married Caroline Grigg in 1859. John Henry Hull married Frances K. Disturnels. John Henry Hull died on 18 November 1891 at age 54.

John Wood Hull¹ (M)
b. 25 April 1804, d. 15 July 1838, #2947
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     John Wood Hull was born on 25 April 1804 at Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY. He was the son of John H. Hull and Anna Wood. John Wood Hull married Susan Wetmore in 1828. John Wood Hull died on 15 July 1838 at age 34.

Joseph Hull¹ (M)
b. 9 September 1790, d. 21 February 1847, #2943
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     Joseph Hull was born on 9 September 1790. He was the son of John H. Hull and Anna Wood. Joseph Hull married Narcissa M. Foster in 1811. Joseph Hull died on 21 February 1847 at age 56.

Joseph Hull¹ (M)
b. 17 April 1784, d. 1 October 1798, #2956
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     Joseph Hull was born on 17 April 1784. He was the son of John Hull and Mary Avery. Joseph Hull died on 1 October 1798 at age 14.

Joseph Hull^1,2 (M)
b. 5 February 1735/36, d. 1795, #2989
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     Joseph Hull was born on 5 February 1735/36 at of Jamestown, RI and, Oblong, Dutchess Co., NY. He was the son of John Hull and Damaris Cary. Joseph Hull married Phebe Palmer on 20 January 1762 at in Friends Meeting, of NYC, NY. Joseph Hull died in 1795 at Oblong, NY.
     The young couple lived on the Mount Sorrel farm at Jamestown until about1768 when Mr. Hull purchased and removed with his family to a farm near Peach Pond on the Oblong in Dutchess County, N. Y. In 1772 Joseph Hull became engaged in business with his brother Oliver in New York City but the disturbed state of political affairs there soon caused him to return to his Dutchess County farm, which became and remained throughout the Revolution a place of refuge for his Quaker kinsfolk. CHILDREN 643. Solomon Hull, b. Oct. 17, 1762; d. Jan. 1, 1842; m. Jemima Sculthrope. 644. John H. Hull, b. Apr. 28, 1764; d. 1841; m. 1787, Anna Wood. 645. Freelove Hull, b. Feb. 1, 1766; d. Apr. 20, 1846; m. 1790, John Mann. 646. Oliver C. Hull, b. May 15, 1769; d. Sept. 1793, unmarried. 647. Sarah Hull, b. Apr. 10, 1772; m. George Piggott. 648. James Hull, b. Mar. 16, 1774; d. June 21, 1858; m. Anna Adams. 649. Joseph Hull, b. Aug. 4, 1776; d. 1790. 650. Wager Hull, b. Mar. 19, 1779; d. Aug. 3, 1849; m. 1801,Elizabeth Cox. 651. Phebe Hull, b. May 5, 1781; d. Oct. 10, 1869; m. William Renough.

Joseph Hull¹ (M)
b. 6 March 1700/1, d. 1 October 1773, #3010
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     Joseph Hull was born on 6 March 1700/1. He was the son of Capt. John Hull and Alice* Teddeman. Joseph Hull died on 1 October 1773 at age 72.²

Joseph Hull¹ (M)
b. June 1652, d. between 1709 and 1719, #3210
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     Joseph Hull was born in June 1652 at Barnstable, MA. He was the son of Tristram* H. Hull and Blanche Pudley?. Joseph Hull married Experience Harper in October 1676 at Barnstable, MA.² Joseph Hull died between 1709 and 1719 at Kings Town, Washington Co., RI.³
     Joseph, born June, 1652, married, October, 1676, Experience, the daughterof Robert Harper, who was one of the first Quakers to suffer in body andestate, and was banished from Boston in 1660; he removed to SouthKingston, R. I., where he died about 1709. 28. JOSEPH HULL, 1652-1709 or 1719, of Barnstable, Mass., and SouthKingston, R. I., son of (4) Capt. Tristram Hull and his wife Blanche, wasby occupation a planter, cooper, merchant and shipper. He doubtlessjoined the Society of Friends previous to his marriage in October, 1676,to his Quaker wife, Experience Harper, 1657(???), daughter of RobertHarper and his wife Deborah Perry of Sandwich, Mass. Robert Harper was a Quaker of prominence. In 1660 he stood under thescaffold and caught in his arms the body of his friend William Leddra,the martyr preacher, when cut down by the Boston hangman. For this actHarper and his wife were the same year banished. At about the time that Joseph Hull and Experience Harper were married,the magistrates of Massachusetts undertook without due process of law torelease bondservants and cancel articles of apprenticeship, where themasters were Quakers. In the execution of some such ex-party order thesheriff was soundly thrashed by Joseph Hull, who, for so doing was finedseven pounds. This fine, for some unstated reason, was abated at asubsequent session of the court. Soon after the occurance above noted, Joseph Hull sold the estate atBarnstable, which had been devised to him by his father, to one JohnLathrop, and settled on land he had purchased at Little Harbor, SouthKingston, R. I. In 1678 he increased his holdings at Little Harbor by anadditional tract for which he paid one hundred and five pounds, and in1685 he and his father-in-law were granted authority to take upadditional tracts in the eastern section of the town. At the election held May 3, 1699, he was chosen Assistant in theGovernment of Rhode Island, an office corresponding in dignity with thatof State Senator at the present time. On May 6, 1701, he was again chosento the same office. At a General Assembly held March 22, 1709, the sum ofsixteen pounds and ten shillings was voted him as a gratuity for the goodservice and charge he had been at in promoting the interest of the colony. The first houses of any pretention built in the Narragansett country wereat Tower Hill, the capital of King's Province, which was at one timecalled Rochester, and which became and remained South Kingston. One ofthe first and largest of these dwellings was that of Joseph Hull. The Narragansett Monthly Meeting of Friends residing in the territoryembracing Providence, Warwick, Greenwich and Kingston, was established in1699. Joseph Hull had now become a speaker or preacher, and the First dayand weekly meetings were held in his spacious dwelling until the latterpart of the following year, when the society's Meeting House, though notyet finished, was ready to worship in. There is a tradition connected with this old Hull house at Narragansettwhich runs in this wise: A daughter of the host had been married duringthe day, and when in the evening the friends were celebrating the event,a rejected suitor approached in the darkness a window where the newly wedded couple stood conversing,and placing the muzzle of his gun within a few feet of the bride sent abullet through her heart. Somewhere on Tower Hill farm there is said to be a burial plot, which cannot now be located with any certainity, in which Joseph Hull's body restssurrounded by those of several generations of his descendants. The ancient Friends' records have been lost and we have learned the namesof but five of his large family of CHILDREN 86. Tristram Hull, b. Oct. 8, 1677; d. 1718; m. 1699, Elizabeth Dyer. 87. Joseph Hull, b. 1679; d. 1748; m. (1st) 1700, Ann Gardiner, (2nd) Susanna Green. 88. Mary Hull, b. about 1681; m. John Hoxie. 89. John Hull, b. about 1685; m. 1709, Jean Canada. 90. Alice Hull, m. 1708, John Sager.

Joseph Hull¹ (M)
b. 8 November 1753, d. 30 September 1781, #3271
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     Joseph Hull was born on 8 November 1753. He was the son of Oliver Hull and Penelope Fones. Joseph Hull died on 30 September 1781 at age 27.

Joseph Hull¹ (M)
b. circa 1622, #3352
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     Joseph Hull was born circa 1622 at Northleigh, Devonshire, England. He was the son of Rev. Joseph* Hull. Joseph Hull married an unknown person.
     3. JOSEPH HULL, 1622(???), oldest son of (1) Rev. Joseph Hull and his wife Joanna, was born in the rectory at Northleigh, in Devonshire, England. When about 13 years of age he came with the Hull company of colonists to Massachusetts. Governor Winthrop in his journal under date of 12 Mo. 1644, makes a record showing that Joseph Hull was with his father, Rev. Joseph, that year at Accomenticus (now York, Maine). CHILDREN 20. Benjamin Hull, b. about 1642; m. Mary Fernside. 21. Phineas Hull, b. 1648; m. Jerusha (???) 22. John Hull, d. 1673; m. Mary Spencer. 23. Dodivah Hull, b. about 1645; d. 1682; m. Mary (???).

Joseph Hull¹ (M)
b. 4 August 1776, d. 1790, #3406
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     Joseph Hull was born on 4 August 1776. He was the son of Joseph Hull and Phebe Palmer. Joseph Hull died in 1790.

Joseph Hull¹ (M)
b. 1594, d. 1595, #3425
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     Joseph Hull was born in 1594. He was the son of Thomas Hull and Joane Pysing. Joseph Hull died in 1595.

Rev. Joseph* Hull^1,2 (M)
b. 25 April 1596, d. 19 November 1665, #3201
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     Rev. Joseph* Hull was born before 25 April 1596 at Crewkerne, Somerset, England.³ He was christened on 25 April 1596 at Crewkerne, Somerset, England.³ He was the son of Thomas Hull and Joane Pysing. Rev. Joseph* Hull married (?) Agnes before 1635. Rev. Joseph* Hull died on 19 November 1665 at Isle of Shoals, NH, at age 69.^1,2
     Rev. Joseph* Hull immigrated in 1635 to came to America.^1,2,4

Josiah Hull¹ (M)
b. before 10 November 1616, d. 16 November 1675, #2935
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     Josiah Hull was born before 10 November 1616 at Crewkerne, Somerset, England. He was the son of George Hull and Thamzen Michell. Josiah Hull married Elizabeth Loomis on 20 May 1640 at Windsor, Hartford Co., CT. Josiah Hull died on 16 November 1675 at Killingworth, Middlesex Co., CT.
     3. JOSIAH (Josias) HULL, of Killingworth. He was the eldest son ofGeorge, and was baptized at Crewkerne, Somersetshire, England, November10th, 1616. He sailed from Plymouth with his parents March 30, 1629-1630,in the ship 'Mary and John,' and first settled at Dorchester, Mass. Inthe same ship came Humphrey Pinney, who afterwards married his sisterMary at Dorchester. He with his father and brother-in-law removed toWindsor in 1637, and we find them there as owners of adjoining lands. Welearn from the Connecticut Colonial Records that he with Richard (???),was defendant in a law-suit in 1645; was a member of the Grand Jury July16, 1660. We find his name in the list of those who paid 6 shillings forseating in the Meeting House, July 18, 1659. He was among those of theDragoons that had received powder of Thomas Dibble. After his removal toKillingworth, he sold his seat in the Meeting House March 7, 1664, toNathaniel Bissell. On May 20, 1640, he married at Windsor. Elizabeth,daughter of Joseph Loomis and his wife, Mary White. In 1643-44, heremoved to Killingworth, Conn., where he was chosen first Town RecorderOctober 2, 1665, and was Lieutenant of Train Band in 1666. He was Deputyto the General Court 1659, 1660, 1662, 1667, and 1674. He died atKillingworth Nov. 16, 1675, leaving eleven children.

Judith Jenkins Hull^1,2 (F)
b. 9 September 1810, d. 1893, #3016
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     Judith Jenkins Hull was born on 9 September 1810 at Stanford, NY.^1,2 She married Lindley M Sutton WFT Est. 1824 1856.^1,2 Judith Jenkins Hull was the daughter of George Hull and Sally Barnard. Judith Jenkins Hull died in 1893 at Springfield, IL.^1,2

Katharine Hull¹ (F)
b. 23 December 1688, d. 29 February 1715/16, #3006
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     Katharine Hull was born on 23 December 1688 at Newport Co., RI. She was the daughter of Capt. John Hull and Alice* Teddeman. Katharine Hull died on 29 February 1715/16 at age 27.

Katherine Hull¹ (F)
b. 19 February 1759, #3273
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     Katherine Hull was born on 19 February 1759. She was the daughter of Oliver Hull and Penelope Fones. Katherine Hull married Thomas Clark.

Mary Hull¹ (F)
b. 22 March 1792, #2967
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     Mary Hull was born on 22 March 1792. She was the daughter of John Hull and Mary Avery. Mary Hull married Walter White.

Mary Hull^1,2 (F)
b. 18 February 1738/39, #2990
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     Mary Hull was born on 18 February 1738/39. She married Judge Benjamin Underwood. Mary Hull was the daughter of John Hull and Damaris Cary.

Mary Hull¹ (F)
b. 11 July 1685, d. 14 May 1786, #3005
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     Mary Hull was born on 11 July 1685 at London, England. She was the daughter of Capt. John Hull and Alice* Teddeman. Mary Hull married Henry Stanton in 1707. Mary Hull died on 14 May 1786 at RI at age 100.

Mary Hull¹ (F)
b. 16 September 1645, #2821
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     Mary Hull was born on 16 September 1645 at Yarmouth, MA. She was the daughter of Tristram* H. Hull and Blanche Pudley?. Mary Hull married Joseph Holway Jr., son of Joseph* Holley and Rose* Allen, before 1670?

Mary Hull¹ (F)
b. 1576, d. 1584, #3423
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     Mary Hull was born in 1576. She was the daughter of Thomas Hull and Joane Pysing. Mary Hull died in 1584.

Mary Ann Hull¹ (F)
b. 24 February 1833, #2948
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     Mary Ann Hull was born on 24 February 1833 at New York City, NY. She was the daughter of Oliver Hull and Rebecca Ann Harriman. Mary Ann Hull married James M. Allen in 1855.²

Nancy Hull (F)
b. 26 February 1819, #3456
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     Nancy Hull was born on 26 February 1819. She was the daughter of Platt Hull and Susanna Sollars.