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Richard Hull OF S01:IE OF THE DESCEND ...i\NTS OF RICHARD HULL, NEW HAVEN, 1639-1662. COMPILED BY SA1IUEL C. CL.A.. RKE. DOSTON: PRINTED BY DAVID CLAPP & SON". 1869. HULLS OF NEW ENGLAND. '7,-1!.. U I'~ FIVE persons of this name are to be ;-,1':t!f'£ 7fJ !,tu., found in the early history of New Eng- . land, who are suppose~ to have been brothers: John, George, Richard, Joseph and Robert Hull. John Hull was admitted freeman by the General Court of Mass~chusetts, August 7, 1632. He was Captain of an artillery company, and died at Newbury, February, 1670. George Hull, of Dorchester, was admitted freeman March 4, 1633. He was Representative to the General Court in 16.34, ' and afterwards removed to Conllecticu. t. Richard Hull was made freeman in April, 1634. He removed to N:ew Haven, Connecticut, in 163!}:* His son John was bap­ tized in 1640: and removed to Derby, which town he repres·ented in General Assembly. Afterwards removed to Wallingford, where he was known as Dr. John Hull, and owned a mile square of land. Two of his sons, John and Joseph, remained in Derby, and frorn Joseph descended General William Hull, and Commo­ dore Isaac Hull. Joseph Hull, of Hingham, was admitted freeman in 1635. He was Representative to General Court of Massachusetts in 1638 and 163 9. The town of Hull, formerly Nan task et, was named for this Joseph, according to Savage. Robert Hull, blacksrnith, ef Boston, was admitted freeman in 1637. He died July 28, 1666. His son John, or as Sewall's Diary says, grandson, was made freeman in 1649, and was a goldsmith, and a highly respected citizen of Boston. His chil­ dren all died young, except Hannah, who married Samuel Sewall, Chief Justice of the Province in 1676. John Hull became _,reasurer and l\.faster of the ~lint in 1652, and left a large estate * "Aug. 28, 1637. Richard Hull, carpenter, may sell his house and ground near ·ohn Galloppe to Philip Sherman of Roxbury."-Drake's History of Boston, p. 234. 4 DESCENDANTS OF RICH.A.RD HULL. when he died in 1683. There is a tradition that when .\ daughter Hannah was married to Judge Sewall, Jfr. Hull p1 her on a scale and balanced her with silver coin for he~ dowrJ ARMS of JOHN HULL, of London, 1 ol 6. Sable a chevron, between 3 Talbots heads erased, argent. ARMS of the HULLS of Devon, England. Gules a chevron, between 3 Talbots heads erased, argent. Crest. A Talbots head erased, argent. 1. RICHARD HULL, freeman in Jfass. 1634. Removed t New Haven, 1639. Representative to General .Assembly. Hit will is dated August 21, 1662. Died September, 1662. CHILDREN, SECOND GENERATION. l. JOHN, b. 1640. 2 II. HANNAH, b. 1642 ; m. Edward Dorman. 3 III._ JEREMIAH, b. 1644. 4 IV. MARY, b. m. John Jackson. 5 2. JOHN HULL, born 1640, in New Haven; married Mary Removed to Derby, which town he represented in General Assembly. Afterwards went to Wallingford, where he was known as Dr. John Hull, and was a large holder of land granted to him by the General .Assembly, probably for services rend.ered as Surgeon in King Philip's war, 1675-6. According to Hull family papers, he died December 6, 1711, aged 71. CHILDREN, THIRD GENERATION. I. JOSEPH, b. _1662; remained in Derby. 6 II. SAMUEL, b. 1663; " " 'l III. MARY, b. 1664; m. Joseph Prindle. 8 IV. JOHN, b. 1665 ; remained in Derby. 9 V. BENJAMIN, b. 1667; moved,, to Wallingford. 10 VI. RICHARD, b. 1678; "· 11 VII. JEREMIAH, b. 1679; " " 12 VIII. ANDREW, b. 1685; " " 13 6. JOSEPH HULL, of Derby, born 1662; marr_1ed Mary. Nichols, January 20, 1691. There is a deed extant to tr.; Joseph Hull, from his brothe1· John, dated January 8, 1753, fc, four acres of land in Derby, '' at a place called Quas Plain;" cor sidcration, 500 pounds. Joseph Hull died in 1744, aged 82. DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD. HULL. 5 CHILDREN, FOURTH GENERATION. I. SAMUEL, b. 1692. 14 II. JOSEPH, b. 1694:. 15 III. C.A.LEB, b. 1695. 16 IV. A.NDREW, b. 1697. 17 V. MARY, b. 1699. 18 VI. 8.A.R.A.H, b. 1701. 19 VII. ABIJ.A.H, b. 1103. 20 VIII. N.ATHAN' b. 1109. 21 15. JOSEPH HULL, 2d, of Derby, born 1694; married, in L 725, Sarah . He was a farmer, and member of the General ~ssembly for many years. There is a deed extant from this Joseph to his son Joseph, dated August 30, 1732, giving him :, by way of portion," seventy-five acres· of land in Derby. CHILDREN, FIFTH GENERATION. I. SaRAH, b. Sept. 1, 1726; m. Rev. Dr. ~Iansfield, of Derby. 22 IL J osEPH, b. Feb. 18, 1728. 23 III. ELIZABETH, b. Nov. 18, 1731; d. April 16, 1138. 24 23. JOSEPH HULL, 3d, of Derby, born 1728; was a farmer. He n1arried Eliza Clark, of Ly1ne Centre, in 1749. She is said to have been the daughter of William Clark, who was a descen­ dant of Thomas Olarke the Pilgrim, and had five other daughters and two sons.* Joseph Hull died in 1775. His wife survived him many years, and had three other husbands, the last of whom was named Masters. CHILDREN, SIXTH GENERATION. 1. JOSEPH, b. 1750. 25 II. SAMUEL, b. 1751. 26 III. IsAAC, . b. 1752; a farmer, rem'd to Canada. 21 IV. WILLIAM, b. 1753. 28 V. LEvr, b. 1754: ; d. young. 29 VI. ELIZA, b. 17 56. 30 VII. DAVID, b. 1764. 31 VIII. SARAH, b. 1766. 32 i William and Hannah Clark went from Lyme to Derby, 1735. Children: William. Susan, m. Whitney. Sheldon. --, m. Curtis. Eliza, m. Joseph Hull. --, m. McNeil. Lucy, m. Smith. --, m. Watrous. 6 DESCEND.ANTS OF RICH.A.RD HULL. JOSEPH HULL, 4th, of Derby, born 1750. He entered the army in 1776 as Lieut. of Artillery, and was made prisoner at the capture of Fort Wa_shington; was exchanged in 1778. · In 1779, he commanded a flotilla in Long Island Sound. With twenty men ip. a small sloop, he took, by boarding, an armed schooner off Derby. CHILDREN,. SEVENTH GENERATION. I. !SA.Ac, b. March 9, 1775. 33 II. JOSEPH, . b. I 771. 34 III. LEVI, b. 1775. 35 IV. DANIEL, b. 1784; d. at Natchez, Miss., in 1811, unmarried. 36 V. WrLLIAl\r, b. I 781 ; d. in ·New York, 1812. 3'i VI. HENRY, b. 1788; d. in Huntington, 1833. · 38 VIL CHARLES, b. I 792; m. Lavinia Mann,ofNew York. Died in 1829, without issue. 39 26. SAMUEL HULL, born 1751, second son of Joseph 3d; was a Lieut. of Infantry in the Revolutionary army. CHILDREN, SEVENTH GENERATION. I. EMILY, m. Bassett, of Derby. 40 II. HARRIET. 41 III. ELIZA, m. Waller, of Georgia. 42 IV. WILLI.AM. 43 27. ISAAC HULL, son of Joseph Hull 3d, of Derby, born 1752; married Martha Clark, removed to Canada about 1804. When the war of 1812 broke out, refusing to take the oath of allegiance to the British Crown, l1e was placed in confinement. In 1813, he removed to Maumee City, Ohio, and died in ~Iunroe, 1\Iichigan, in 1829, aged 77. His wife died in 1817, aged 64. CHILDREN, SEVENTH GE:NERATION. I. DAVID, b. 17'71 ; Capt. in U. S. A. ; d. at Fort Defiance, Ohio, 1836. 44 II. IsAAc, b. 1773; d. in infancy . .III. WILLIAM, b. --. IV. SALLY, b. --; m. Dr. Parker, of Munroe, ~Iichjgan, had Samuel Parker. 45 · V. Lucy, b. 1792; d. unmarried in 1858. 46 VI. ANN EtrzA, b. 1794; m. Horatio Conant, of Maumee City ; d. 1828. · 41 DEBCDDABTS OF BJCH4BD BULL. '1 . Yll. L1n1, b. 1,98 ; Lieut. in U. S. A. ; Aid to General Ha.r- ~ rison ; killed by Indians, 181 '1. · . 4:8 V!II. ISAAC, b.1801; m. Obloe Spoirord,.182'1; had J. S. Hull, and W. B. Hull. Isaac Hull d. in 1864:. 4:9 !.S A.LVTJU., b. 1808 ; m. B. H. Forsyth, of Maumee, 1819. 50 -i-. J o■BP.e:, b. 180? ; d. 1881, unmarried. 51 • • 2~.- WILLIAM HULL, son of Joseph 3d, of Derby, born Jut:l. 24, 1'153. Yale College 1'1_'12. Taught school, and after­ "Ktt'is studied law at Litchfi..eld, and was admitted to the bar in l 7 ~- Fi. In April of that· year he was chosen Captain of the :&rat ~ompn.ny raised in Derby, and marched with Col. Webb'a Begt. to ,.:il.mbridge, where ·he took part in the siege of Boston. He ,-:.·.1.~ a Major bi the 8th llassachusetts regiment in 1'1'1'1, Lieut. · a1: ■- 1 t:el in 17'79, alid Assistant Inspector of the army under .. Ja~=.,:1 ·Steuben. He was in the battles of Long Island, White :, bi., J, Trenton, ~.Princeton, Ticonderoga, Stillwater, Saratoga, 2,; ;r-,rtouth and Stony Point. He commanded a sa.ocessfal expe­ ,~.i~!~,n against 1lorrisania, for which he received the tbanb of "\V -.. ~?.iington and of Congress. When the army was disbanded at r.h" ·.:Iose of the war, Colonel Hull was selected by Washington. 3.~ :.~.~ Lieut. Colonel of the one regiment of Infantry retained in tl1c l:!t:rvice, and was stationed at West Point, l '183-4:. iu 1 '188 he retired fi-om the service, and engaged in the prac­ ti~e r,f law at Newton, Mass., where he had married a few years 1:.::,.,1-e)■- In January, 1 '187, he acted as volunteer A.id to General !,~~.coin in the suppression of Shay's Rebellion.
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