Naoma | Emanuel | Charlotte | Moses | Eliza Jane | George P | John Henry | Samuel Asa | Rebecca
The information that these are their children comes from other researchers.
Phyllis Hughes supplied the following documentation:
On March 01, 1838, Rebecca Hull signed a deed which mentioned three of the heirs of
John Hull, deceased.
These were: (1) John M. James and Eliza Jane, his wife, formerly Eliza Jane Hull; (2)
Andrew Lusk and Charlotte, his wife, formerly Charlotte Hull; and (3) Moses Hull.
Rebecca Hull deeded land on the waters of Woods Creek in Greenup County, Kentucky
to John M. Triplett for $150. On the 11th day of December 1838, George P. Hull of
Indiana, for the sum of $110, deeded land, also on the waters of Woods Creek in Greenup
County, Kentucky, to John M. Triplett, which land George P. Hull had inherited from his
father John Hull, now deceased. The deed mentioned that George P. Hull's land was 1/10
of a tract of land owned by his father, indicating that there had been nine children, plus the
widow Rebecca, who had inherited the land of John Hull.
Naoma
b. 1803-8 - d. bef 1838?
~1803 - born - Virginia? Kentucky?
1810 - with parents in Mason or Fleming County, Kentucky
1820 - with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky
1823 - October 28 - married Jeremiah Lynch in Greenup County, Kentucky
Hardiman, Richard. Kentucky, Greenup County marriages, 1803-1853 :
alphabetized by brides.
[S.l.] : R. and L. Hardiman, 1980.
1830 census - not found
1840 census - not found
possibly in Hickman County, Kentucky
1840 Kentucky Hickman 315/6 Jeremiah Lynch 020011 01001
Nothing further known
from Phyllis Hughes: She may have preceded her mother in death, since she's not
mentioned in the 1838 land record in which Rebecca names her other daughters,
Charlotte Lusk and Eliza Jane James.
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Emanuel ~1802-1861
~1802 - born - Virginia or Kentucky
1810 - with parents in Mason or Fleming County, Kentucky
1820 - with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky
1824 - married Sarah Chaney - 14 Jan 1824
Hardiman, Richard. Kentucky, Greenup County marriages,
1803-1853,alphabetized by bridegrooms.
[Ashland, Ky.] : R. and L. Hardiman, 1980.
Children (from Phyllis Hughes)
Robert T Hull b. ~1824 Ky m Mary A Unknown - > daughter Hester b.
~1846 Indiana
James Westly Hull b. ~1824 Ky m Catherine McCorkle (1849,
Vanderburgh Co) -> 1 child
1830 - possibly in Vanderburgh County, Indiana - but with a lot too many people!
1830 Indiana Vanderburgh p. 199
Emanuel Hull 111211001 0020001
1m under 5
1m 5-10
1m, 2f 10-15
2m 15-20
1m 20-30 Emanuel 26
1m 30-40
1f 40-50
1m 60-70
(since he was only married in 1824, it would seem that only the two youngest boys could be his. ?)
1831 - subscription list for Presbyterian Meeting House, Evansville (donated $5 in
labor) (information from Phyllis Hughes)
1837 - tax list - Vanderburgh - Evansville - Pigeon Twp - farmer, property worth
$12,600
(information from Phyllis Hughes)
1838 - tax list - Vanderburgh - Evansville - Pigeon Twp - farmer, property worth
$12,600
(information from Phyllis Hughes)
1840 - possibly in Vanderburgh - this time with a more reasonable amount of people
1840 Indiana Vanderburgh Pigeon 333
Emanuel Hull 002011 00001
1849 Jan 26 - wife Sarah died
1849 Apr 26 - married Nancy Grant, Vandenburgh Co, Ind (information from Phyllis
Hughes)
1850 Indiana Vanderburgh Pigeon 815/889/409
Emanuel Hull 48 farmer KY
Nancy 40 Va
W M Bryant 16 laborer Ind / John C 13 Ind
Harriet Grant 10 Ind
Geo W Deter 9 m b Ind
Sarah Compton 16 OH
18xx - married Emily (information from Phyllis Hughes)
Child (either Emily's or Nancy's)
William Madison b. ~1858 - d 5 Jan 1861 - buried Oak Hill Cemetery
1860 - listed twice in Vanderburgh -
1860 Indiana Vanderburgh Pigeon 788
Emmanuel Hull 60 Va farmer
Emily 48 Va
Sarah Jane Guilkey 15
housekeeper
William A Hull 3
1860 Indiana Vanderburgh Evansville 597
Emily Hull 48 Ky
William Schutte 46 laborer Prussia
Sarah J Hull 15 Ind / Wm M 3 Ind
1860 Indiana Vanderburgh Evansville 594
Daniel Miller 33 grocer / Anna 22 / Caroline 3/4??
Emanel Hull 58 Va constable
1861 Jan 24 - died - buried Oak Hill Cemetery, Vanderburgh Co (information from
Phyllis Hughes)
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Charlotte A b.1804-10 - d. aft 1880
~1804 born, Kentucky
1810 - with parents in Mason or Fleming County, Kentucky
1820 - with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky
1830 - with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky?
1830 - married Andrew Lusk - 14 Aug 1830
Hardiman, Richard. Kentucky, Greenup County marriages,
1803-1853,alphabetized by bridegrooms.
[Ashland, Ky.] : R. and L. Hardiman, 1980.
1835 Jan 1 - estate sale of John Hull (Charlotte's father) one of purchasers = Andrew
Susk (sic)
1838 mentioned in a deed as one of the heirs of John Hull
1839 - Andrew on Carter County, Kentucky tax list
1840 - with Andrew in Carter County, Kentucky?
1840 Kentucky Carter 252 Andrew Luske??? 0211001 101101
1 female 0-5
probably daughter Rebecca b. 1837
2 males 5-10
possibly his two daughters, Nancy ~1833 and
Emily 1834
1m, 1 f 10-15
probably his son Jonathan B ~1831, and an
unknown female
1m, 1 f 15-20
since Andrew and Charlotte were only married in 1830, these are
probably not their children.
Possibly Andrew's brother Whitten 19 and sister Lydia 18? Possibly sibs of
Charlotte?
1f 30-40 this could be Charlotte - she was born abt. 1804
1m 40-50 this is a little old for my Andrew although the
census is often inaccurate.
~1842 - moved to Indiana (son John S born there)
1850 - a widow in Warrick County, Kentucky
1850 Indiana Warrick Owen 174
Lust Charlotte widow 46 Ky
Jonathan B 19 m farmer Ky
Nancy 17 Ky
Rebecca 13 Ky
Patience 10 Ky
John S 8 Ind
John S Conner 8 Ind
1860 census - not found
1861 - some legal trouble in Warrick County
Lusk, Charlotte vs Carnahan, Jasper 1861 1038
Index to Records in Clerk's Office, Warrick County, Indiana
1870 census - not found
1880 census - with son in Wayne County, Illinois
1880 Illinois Wayne p. 12 -
103 Lusk John S 28 lab Ind f Va m Ky
Missouri A 28 Ky ps Ky
William A 5/ George W 3/ Rosetta 3 all b Ils
Charlotta A 70 mother? wid b. Ky ps Va
Nothing more known after this.
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Moses b~1805 Va??
1810 - with parents in Mason or Fleming County, Kentucky
1820 - with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky
1830 - possibly in Vanderburgh County, Indiana
1830 Indiana, Vanderburgh p. 199
Moses Hull 00001 no females = 1male 20-30 - Moses = 25
right next to Emmanuel Hull.
1833 - married Rachel Kiser - 21 Jan 1833 she is listed as "daughter of Jacob"
Hardiman, Richard. Kentucky, Greenup County marriages,
1803-1853,alphabetized by bridegrooms.
[Ashland, Ky.] : R. and L. Hardiman, 1980.
Children: Thomas J. Hull,3 born 1839, Kentucky.
John D. Hull, born 1842, Kentucky.
Elizabeth Hull, born 1846, Kentucky.
Ben F. Hull, born 1850, Kentucky.
1835 - was a purchaser at his father's estate sale.
1840 - in Greenup County, with wife and one son
1840 Greenup 239 Moses Hull 100001-------0001
1m under 5, 1f 20-30. 1m 30-40
1850 - in Greenup County
1850 Kentucky Greenup - 393
Hull, Moses 45 m VA laborer
Rachel 28 f Ky [Rachel Kiser m. 21 Jan 1833]
Thomas J 11 / John D 8 / Elizabeth 4 / Ben F. 8/12
I thought this was it for this family, but then in 1860, I found this:
1860 Kentucky Boyd p. 88 Catlettsburg
582-582 David Hull 56 Va
Rachel 48 KY
Thomas W 21/ John 16 / Elizabeth 15 / Benjamin F 11 / Christina 5 / George W 2
And I found Rachel and some of the children in 1870:
1870 Kentucky Henderson Point Pct (Henderson PO) p. 17 (167)
122-122 Hull, Thomas 29 farm lab KY
Martha 21
Cook, Malinda 4
p. 18 - 124-124 Hull, Rachael 57 kh KY
Benjamin 19 farm lab / Christina 12 / George 11
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Eliza Jane
~1812 - born
1820 - with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky
1829 - married John W James - 17 Apr 1829 written John M James, son of John
Hardiman, Richard. Kentucky, Greenup County marriages, 1803-1853 :
alphabetized by brides.
[S.l.] : R. and L. Hardiman, 1980.
Children: John E. H. James, 3 b. ca. 1832, Kentucky.
Marinda J. James, b. ca. 1834, Kentucky.
Phebe A. James, b. ca. 1836, Kentucky.
Elizabeth James, b. ca. 1839, Kentucky.
William J. James, b. ca. 1844, Kentucky.
Martha E. James, b. ca. 1846, Kentucky.
Samuel B. James, b. ca. 1848, Kentucky.
James P. James, b. ca. 1851.
Caroline C. James, b. ca. 1858.
1830 - in Greenup County, with husband
1830 Kentucky Greenup p. 72
John James 00001 0001
1840 - probably one of these people in Carter County
1840 Kentucky Carter 245 John James 01001 2101
also John James - Carter 242 000100001 000010001 = father?
1850 - in Carter County, Kentucky
1850 Kentucky Carter - Dist 1 p. 257b
John W James farmer 1000 Ky
Eliza J 38
John EH 18 / Marinda J 16 / Phebe A 14 / Elizabeth 11 / William J 6 /
Martha E 4 / Samuel B 2 all Ky
1860 - in Carter County, Kentucky
1860 Kentucky Carter Grayson 217
John W James 50 Ky farmer
Eliza J 46
Elizabeth 21 needlework
William A 15 farmhand
Martha E 14 / James P 9 / Caroline C 2
Nothing more known after this.
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George P.
1816 Nov 22 - born - Fleming Co, Ky
1820 - possibly with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky
1830 - possibly with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky
1840 - married Polly Stephenson - 13 Feb 1840, Warrick County, Ind
Children: John W. Hull - 1842, Indiana.
Sarah Hull, born August 1843, Indiana
m. March 16, 1862, Kinmundy Twp., Marion County,
Illinois, James Shepard.
Rebecca Hull.b. 28 Jan 1846 Warrick
m 1 Dec 1864 - John Shepard - 5 children
d. 8 Jan 1923 - Marion Co, Il
Reuben Hull, born ca. 1847, Illinois.
[from Phyllis Hughes: probably not a child of this couple;
appears on the 1870 census in this family, but not on either the
1850 or 1860 census.]
Thomas David Hull. b. 5 March 1841 Warrick Co
m 2 Aug 1872 - Melissa McHatton - Marion Co - 3
children
m Laura Helen Smith - 2 children
d 3 May 1930 - Mitchell Co, Kansas
Mary A. Hull, born ca.1850, Indiana.
James Franklin Hull, born June 30, 1852, Indiana;
died October 30,
1876, Marion County, Illinois.
Christina Hull, born ca. 1850, Kinmundy Twp., Marion County,
Illinois.
George Hull, born ca. 1857, Kinmundy Twp., Marion County,
Illinois.
William E., born March 11, 1860, Kinmundy Twp., Marion County,
Illinois
died November 19, 1862, Kinmundy Twp., Marion County,
Illinois.
Child, name unknown, born 11 February 1862, Kinmundy Twp.,
Marion County, Illinois
died March 15, 1862, Kinmundy Twp., Marion County,
Illinois.
Jefferson Hull, born ca. 1865, Kinmundy Twp., Marion County,
Illinois.
1840 census - in Warrick County, with new wife
1840 Warrick 046 George Hull 1f 15-20, 1m 20-30
1850 Indiana Warrick - 167 - 141 Skelton
Hull, George P 33 farmer Ky/ Polly 27 Ind/ John W 8/ Sarah 6/ Rebecca 4/
Thomas S 2/ Mary A 6/12
~1853 - moved to Illinois
1860 Illinois Marion Kinmundy 700 - 20 Aug line 24
Goe P Hull 43 m 4000 1000 Ky
Mary 36 / John W 18 / Sarah 16 / Rebecca 15 / Thomas D 12 / Mary A 10
- all Ind
James K 8 Ind / Cristina 6 Il / George 3 Il / Wm E 5/12 Il
1870 Illinois Marion Kinmundy 233b p. 6 - 2 Aug line 29
51-33 Hull GP 53 mw farmer 600 Tenn
Mary 47 KH
John W 27Il / Sarah 25 Il / Reuben 23 Il / Thomas 22 Il / Christina 15
Il /
Jefferson 4 Il // Borth, Martha 67 Ky // Brown, Ann 16 domestic Il
1880 Kansas Mitchell Bloomfield - index list
George P Hull 63 Ky - - Nj farmer
Mary 57 Ind Ind Ny
George S 22 Il Ky In
Mary C 14? Il
Jefferson 14 Il
1900 Illinois Fayette LaClede - DS 12, ED 17, Sheet 6z
Hull, George - Nov 1816 - 83 m 60 - Ky Pa NJ
Mary - Oct 1823 - 76 m 60 - 11 ch/7 liv - Ind Ky NC
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John Henry - 1819 - 1906
1819 May 3 - born
1820 - with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky
1830 - with parents in Greenup County, Kentucky
1840 - married Mary Agnes Phillips - 2 April 1840
Children: Charlotte - b. 30 Jan 1841
m. George Gentry - 5 Nov 1857 - Warrick Co - 3 children
m William Westly Washington Cron - 23 July 1866 - 2
children
d 4 Nov 1900
John A. Hull. - b 13 Aug 1842
m Mary Bright - 17 Oct 1865 - 7 children
James Polk Hull.- b 25 March 1845
m Nancy Ellen Edwards - 2 March 1864 - Warrick Co - 5
children
d. 20 Nov 1926
Martha Jane Hull. - b. 25 March 1847
m John Allen St Clair - 12 Jan 1868 - Warrick Co - 5
children
d 16 Feb 1879
Thomas Jefferson Hull.- b 2 Apr 1849
m Sarah Adeline Cox - 19 Jan 1871 - Warrick Co - 8
children
d 20 Nov 1927
Marion F. Hull. - b 10 June 1851
m Nancy Jane St Clair - 26 Sept 1872 - Warrick Co - 1
child
d 17 Oct 1898
Lafayette Hull.- b 27 Feb 1854
m Sarah A Barnett - 2 children
d 8 Oct 1932
Edmond Hull.- b 10 Apr 1856
m Ida Melissa Theodora Rebecca Meeker - 5 children
d 20 Nov 1897
Nancy Ann Hull. - b 24 July 1859
m John Allen St Clair (brother-in-law) - 29 July 1879 - 10
children
d 22 Aug 1913
Rebecca Hull, born March 06, 1862.
Abraham Hull, born March 22, 1864.
Hull child; name unknown.
1840 census - in Warrick County, Indiana, with new wife
1840 Warrick 042 John Hull 1f 15-20, 1m 20-30
1850 Indiana Warrick - 173-230 Owen
Hull, John 33 farmer Ky/ Agnes 27 Ind/ Charles H 9/ John A 7/ James R 5/
Martha J 3/ Thomas 1
1860 Indiana Warrick Owen 756 - 5th Aug - l7
John Hull 40 m farmer Ky / Agnes 35 / John A 18 / James P 15 / Martha
13 / Thomas J 1 / Marion 9 /
Lafayett 7 / Edmund 5 / Nancy A 1 - all Ind
1870 Indiana Warrick Owen 607b p. 32 line 36
245-245 John Hull 51 farmer Ky
Agnes 46 Ind
Thomas J 21 /
Marion 17m /
Lafayette 15 /
James P
1870 Indiana Warrick Pigeon 618b Folsomville line 24
125-125 Hull, James P 26 mw farmer
Nancy E 22 /
John F 2 /
Robert 4/12
John A
1870 Indiana Warrick Owen 595a p. 7 Folsomville
John A Hull 26 mw farmer
Mary E 20 /
William S 2 /
Oliver CJ 7/12
Edmund
1870 Indiana Warrick Owen 609b Folsomville p. 36 - 24 Sep
Edmond Hull 13 mw at school Ind
with Jessee Richmond 47
1880 Indiana Warrick Owen - index list
John 61 Ky Pa Pa
Agnes 55 In Ky Ky
Lafayette 26 /
Edmund 24
1897 - wife Agnes died - buried Hull Cemetery
1898 - married Sarah Hoskins - 27 Nov 1898
Patmore, Sharon and Kristine Manley. Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940.
[Chrisney? Ind. : S. Patmore, K. Manley], 1998 (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)
1900 Indiana Warrick Owen - SD 1, ED 153, Sheet 16a
Hull, John mw Mar 1819 81 m 1 Ky Eng Eng
Sarah wife June 1836 m 1 8 ch, 7 liv Ind Ind Ind
James P
1900 Indiana Warrick Pigeon SD 1, ED 158, Sheet 8A
Hull, James - March 1844 - 56 m 35 - Ind Oh Ind - farming
Nancy E - Nov 1850 - 49 m 35 - 8 ch, 5 liv -
Cora A - Feb 1883 - 17
Charley - June 1885 - 15
Thomas
1900 Indiana Warrick Owen - SD 1, ED 153, Sheet 14a
Hull, Thomas - Apr? 1849 - 61 m 29
Adeline - June 1854 - 45 - 6ch/ 4 liv
Louis son Aug 1882 - 17
George son Sep 1884 - 14
Fred son June 1888 - 12
Harvey son Mar 1896 - 4
Dorothy d/law Dec? 1879 20
Henry son Mar 1876 -24
Lafayette
1900 Indiana Warrick Owen - SD 1, ED 153, Sheet 16b
Hull, Lafayette Sept 1853 47 m 19 Ind Ky Ind blacksmith
Sarah A March 1858 44 m 19 1ch 1liv Ind Ky Ky
Ira July 1882 17 day lab
1906 - died - buried Hull Cemetery
Bible in possession of Ira T Hull - copied 1961 - p 48 - V I - Warrick Co Bible Records
John Hull m Agnes Phillips 2 Apr 1840
Charlotte Hull m George Gentry
James Hull m Nancy Elon Edwards 2 Mar 1865
John A Hull m Mary Bright 17 Oct 1865
Agnes Hull d 19 June 1897
Eadmond Hull d 1894
Thomas Jefferson Hull d 20 Nov 1927
Sarah Adeline wife of TJ Hull d 1916 - b 24 June 1853
Lafayette Hull d 8 Oct 1932 at 1:15 pm the same hour as Sarah Hull his mother d 26 Oct - both died on Saturday
Births
Charlotty Hull b 30 Jan 1841
John A - 13 Aug 1843
James P - 25 Mar 1845
Martha Jane - 25 Mar 1847
Marian - 10 June 1851
Lafayette - 27 Sep 1854
Edmond - 10 April 1856
Nancy Ann - 24 July 1859
Thomas - 2 April 1849
Rebecca - 6 March 1862
John Gentry - 7 Aug 1859
Samuel Gentry - 23 Dec 1861
Abby Gentry - 12 Jan 1864
These is your Aunt Charlotty Cron children
John Hull b 3 Mary 1819
Agnes Philips wife of John Hull b 7 June 1824 d 19 Jan 1897
Ira T - 20 July 1882
Lafayette b 27 Sep 1854 - 78 yr 11 d
Warrick Co Bible Records V4, p. 54 Hull Family Record
Thomas Jefferson Hull b. 2 Apr 1849
Sarah Adeline Cox 24 June 1853 m 19 Jan 1871
Warrick Co Bible Records V5 pp 16-17
John Allen St Clair b 13 Nov 1848
m 12 Jan 1868
Martha Jane Hull b 25 Mar 1847 - she died, then he married her sister
m 25 July 1879
Nancy Ann Hull b 24 July 1859
from: Warrick County, Indiana, Bible and family records compiled by Betty Vanada ; collected by members of the Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter, NSDAR. [Owensboro, Ky. : Cook-McDowell Publications, c1980]
Folsomville Cemetery -
Hull, Thomas J 2 Apr 1849 - 20 Nov 1927
Adeline 24 June 1853 - 26 June 1916
Hull, Oscar 14 Oct 1897 - 2 Jul 1898 s/o TJ & A
Hull, Frankey d. 13 Sep 1888 s/o TJ & A
Hull, Lafayette 27 Sep 1854 - 8 Oct 1932
Sarah A 15 Mar 1856 - 23 Oct 1936
Hull, Marion F 10 June 1851 - 2 Oct 1898
Nancy J 12 Jul 1854 - NC
Hull Robert 1 Jan 1870 - 25 May 1941 (son of James P)
Dora 17 Feb 1871 - 21 Jul 1927
Garrison Chapel Cemetery -
Hull, James P 25 Mar 1844 - 6 Oct 1926
Nancy E 10 Oct 1848 - 25 Oct 1926
Hull Cemetery, Owen Twp -
Hull, John 5 May 1818 - 29 Jul 1906 - 120 Ind Inf
Agnes 7 June 1824 - 19 June 1897
Hull, Edmond 10 Apr 1856 - 20 Nov 1897 - 41y7m10d
Newspaper items and obits:
18 June 1897 (Friday) - Boonville Standard - p. 1, col 3 Folsomville - bottom
Aunt Agnes Hull is dangerously [ill?] with a cancer on her head.
25 June 1897 (Friday) - Standard - p. 1, col 3 Folsomville - bottom
Agnes Hull died at the age of 73 years Saturday. Deceased was the mother of 12 children, 59 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren.
She leaves a husband and eight of the twelve children to mourn her loss. Remains were interred at Hull cemetery, Reb. James Ferguson, officiating.
24 Nov 1897 (Wednesday) Standard - Local items p.3 col 2
Mr. Edward Hull, a prominent Warrick Co. farmer, died at his home two and one half miles northeast of Boonville, on Saturday, of typhoid fever. Remains were interred at the Hull cemetery, near Folsomville, on Sunday afternoon, the I.O.O.F. lodge, of Folsomville, attended the last solemn rites. Mr. Hull leaves a wife and five children to mourn their loss.
reel # 295230 Indiana Historical Society Microfilm. (A0000102563301) - April 16, 1897-Dec 1899
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Samuel Asa 1823-1897
1823 Jan 7 - born - Kentucky
1830 - with parents in Greenup Co, Ky
1840 - not found - may be with sister Charlotte Lusk or may be with brother
Emmanuel???
1850 May 25 - married Minerva Caroline Aust d/o Frederick and Matilda Aust -
Dubois Co, Ind
Children: Christopher Columbus Hull - b 13 Aug 1851
m Phoebe Marie Cunningham - 18 June 1884 - Dubois Co - 11
children
d 13 Feb 1928
Matilda D. or J. Hull, born ca. 1858, Indiana.
Louisa Hull, born ca. 1859.
Sirena Agnes Hull, born ca. 1864, Indiana;
died August 22, 1947, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
? married Cyrus Norris - divorced 1896
Norris, Serena A. v. Cyrus - June 1896 - nee Hull returned
-
CO Book 25 (or26), p. 25
from: Warrick County, Indiana miscellaneous by Sharon Patmore and Kristine Manley.
[
S.l. : s.n.], 1997- (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)
married [—?—] Spradley.
George Washington Hull - b ~1865
m. unknown - 1 child
Salvirna Almeda Hull. - b ~1867
m William Beck - 2 children
d 17 Oct 1937 - Dubois Co, Ind
Samuel Robert Hull.- 27 Jan 1870
m Malinda Whitten - 1 April 1896 - 1 child
d 15 Sept 1955 - Dubois Co, Ind
John F. Hull, born May 01, 1872; died April 02, 1895.
1850 - in Warrick Co, Ind with new wife
1850 Indiana Warrick - 174-231 Owen
Hull, Samuel M 25 m farmer Ky/ Minerva C 20 f Ind
1860 Indiana Warrick Pigeon Taylorsville 775
Samuel A Hall 38 m farmer KY
Minerva O 33 Ind
Christopher C 9 / Cyrene A 6 / Matilda J 4 / Louisa S? 1
1870 Indiana Warrick Pigeon Folsomville 628 line 10 - 263
Hull, Samuel 47 Ky
Manerva C 41 Ind / Christopher C 17 / Laura? [Sirena] A 16 / Matilda D 14 /
George B 5 /
Lavinia [Savena] A 3 / Samuel 4/12 - all Ind
1880 Indiana Warrick Pigeon - index list
Samuel A 56 Ky Eng Ny farming
Manerva C 49 In NC Tn
Sirena A 24 In Ky In / Matilda E 22 /
George W 15 /
Savena A 13 f /
Samuel R 10 /
John F 8
1896 March - divorced
Hull, Minerva C. v. Samuel A. - Mar 1896 - Book 25, p. 481 Warrick
County miscellaneous
1897 - died (actually murdered) - buried Selvin Cemetery.
1910 Indiana Warrick Pigeon SD 1, ED 174, Sheet ? (stamped 198)
84-86 Rice, Rebecca head 89 wd 6ch/5liv Ky Ny Pa
85-87 Spradley, Sirena A head 56 m2 1ch/1liv Ind Ky Ind
Hull, Manerva C mother 80 wd Ind Tn NC
Byers, Freddie 13 Ind Ind Ind
"Another murder" p. 3, col. 3 - Boonville Enquirer - Friday, May 21, 1897
On Tuesday afternoon Mr. Samuel A. Hull, commonly known as Uncle Ace Hull, was out in his wood's pasture on horse-back driving his hogs to another field when some unknown person slipped up and assassinated the old gentleman. His horse rode home and relatives immediately went in search of him, about midnight his body was found in the wood's pasture and removed to his home near by in Pigeon township.
Squire William B. Cain acting as coroner, held an inquest over the remains of the murdered man and found he had been shot three times. No positive proof was offered but circumstantial evidence point very strongly to Samuel R. Hull, a son of the deceased as the guilty party. The acting coroner issued a warrant and Sheriff W. A. Cherry arrested him. After arrest he waived examination and went to jail without bond.
The Boonville Standard, Boonville, Indiana - Friday, May 21, 1897 - p. 3 or 5, column 3
A Dastardly Crime
An atrocious murder, which will not add to the good name of our community, was committed near Selvin, in Pigeon township, on Tuesday afternoon. Samuel Asa Hull, aged 72 years, and one of the best-known farmers of War (sic) county, was mysteriously shot and killed in a woods-pasture near his home Tuesday about 4 o'clock p.m. Mr. Hull lived with his daughter Agnes, about two miles east of Selvin. He was divorced from his wife a little more than a year ago. The parents had five children, three boys and two girls. All the children are now grown. Samuel R. Hull, aged 27 years, and the youngest son of the murdered man, is now lying in jail, having been arrested by Sheriff Cherry, on Wednesday, as the suspected murderer. The story of the crime, so far as the Standard has been able to learn the particulars, is as follows. On Tuesday afternoon a neighboring farmer sent his little boy to "Uncle" Asa, informing the latter that his hogs were in the former's field, and that they must be driven home. Mr. Hull promptly saddled his horse, and in order to get quickly to his hogs, cut across the adjoining the farm of his son Sam. The latter was plowing at the time, and called out to his father to go by the public roadway, as his farm was not intended to be used by travelers, A sharp conversation was held held (sic), and was heard by the small boy, who was accompanying "Uncle" Asa. The latter, however, went his way, got his hogs, and returned the same way he went - through his son Sam's farm, as this course was shorter. This is known to be true, as the hog and horse tracks demonstrate. About 4 o'clock in the afternoon several of the neighbors heard pistol shots in the woods-pasture on young Hull's farm. After several hours, when Uncle Asa did not return home, and his horse and hogs were seen running wild, a search was instituted for him. It was not until about midnight, however, that his body was found. George Rice and Gust Pittman made the discovery of the dead body in the strip of wood already alluded to. The other neighbors were informed and a night watch was kept over the remains, as the intention was to have the County Coronor see body in the position it was found dead. At an early hour next day Squire Cain, of Selvin, the deputy Coronor, and attorney Smith, of Gentryville, the deputy Pros. Att'y, were on the grounds, and the body was taken home. It was found that three bullets, 38 cal., had entered the body. Any of the balls were sufficient to cause death. One entered the back, another the stomach, and still another the side going clear through the body. Two balls were extracted by Doctor Spradley of Selvin. Sheriff Cherry arrived on the scene shortly after dinner, and he at once arrested Sam Hull. The latter waived a preliminary hearing before Squire Cain; but an inquest was held and some important testimony gathered in that manner. Mrs. Henry Windell, a neighbor, swore that in the afternoon of the crime, Sam Hull came to her home, and going to a drawer, got his pistol, which several months previously he had lent to Mrs. Windell's husband. Soon after young Hull had secured the weapon, Mrs. Windell heard the shooting in the woods, where the body was discovered. It was found that the bullets extracted from the body, and the cartridges which the pistol carried were both the same, 38-caliber. Sam Hull denied everything connected with the crime. After the inquest, Sheriff Cherry brought Hull to Boonville and lodged him in jail. The prisoner is married, but has no children. It is known that he and his father of late years have had much trouble. A few months since, Asa Hull had his son Sam arrested on charge of stealing lumber. The case came before the last March term of Circuit Court, but the suit was thrown out as the court thought it was groundless. Miss Agnes Hull swore at the inquest that she had numerous times heard her brother Sam threaten to kill his father. Thus the testimony against Sam appears to be very strong. The prisoner however, stoutly denies any connection with the murder. The burial of Asa Hull took place yesterday. The crime is regretted by every good citizen of Warrick county, as it casts a bad repute around the vicinity in which such an outrageous murder should occur. The general opinion is that the true criminal cannot escape the law.
(Indiana Historical Society Microfilm #295230 - A0000102563301)18 June 1897 - Boonville Standard - court news - p. 3, col 3
Grand Jury returned a bill against Samuel R. Hull charging him with murder in the first degree. Defendant is represented by Posey and Chapple, of Evansville, and Cox and Ficher, of Dubois county. Hull waived arraignment and pleaded not guilty.I didn't follow this further, so I don't know if he was found guilty or not.
Selvin Cemetery
Hull, Samuel R 17 Jan 1870 - 15 Sep 1955
Hull, Minerva C 9 Nov 1829 - 22 May 1910
Hull, Louisa Zena d. 25 May 1866 d/o SA&MC 8y2m
Hull, Rebecca A d.5 Feb 1862 d/o SA&MC 7m10d
Infant d. 18 Nov 1857 s/o SA&MC 1m4d
Hull, Samuel A 7 Jan 1827? - 18 May 1897
John F 1 May 1872 - 2 Apr 1895
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Rebecca
~1826 - born
1830 - with parents
1840 - not found - with sister Charlotte? with brother Emmanuel?
1842 March 24 - married Thomas Jefferson Rice - Warrick Co, Ind
1850 - with husband in Warrick Co
1850 Indiana Warrick
Thomas J Rice 29 with Martha 28 - children George, James, Rebecca
unnamed f
1860 Ind Warrick Pigeon 789
Jefferson Rice 40 Ind
Rebecca 39 Ky
George M 17 / James M 15 / Rebecca E 13 / Missouri O 10 Marina J 6 /
Sarah A V 1
1870 Ind Warrick Pigeon Folsomville - 2 Oct - forgot to write down page #
Rice, Jefferson 51 mw farmer Ind
(next page) Rice, Martha 49 keeping house Ky
George M 25 Ind / Miranda 16 Ind / Victoria 10 Ind
1880 Indiana Warrick Pigeon - index list
Thomas J Rice 61 Ind Ky Ky farm
Rebecca 61 Ky Can Can
George M 33 /
Sarah V 19
1900 Indiana Warrick Pigeon - SD 1, ED 157, Sheet 51
Rice, Thomas - May 1820 - 80 m 58 Ind Ky Ky
Rebecca - Sept 1820 - 79 - m 58 6 ch/ 5 liv Ky Ny NY?
Morris, William grandson Sep 1881 - 18
Rice, George son Aug 1843 56 s
1910 Indiana Warrick Pigeon SD 1, ED 174, Sheet ? (stamped 198)
84-86 Rice, Rebecca head 89 wd 6ch/5liv Ky Ny Pa
85-87 Spradley, Sirena A head 56 m2 1ch/1liv Ind Ky Ind
Hull, Manerva C mother 80 wd Ind Tn NC
Byers, Freddie 13 Ind Ind Ind
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