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THE HULL LINE
HULL LINE - FIRST GENERATION
RICHARD HULL
Born: abt 1515
Died: 1559
Note: " Descendants & Ancestor of George Hull etc" pub by Robt . E Hull"
Richard Hull, ...the earliest known member of the family. A husbandman and miller. (The survey and rental of the Somerset Chantries 1548) His will refers to his "ghostly father " Sir William Sherewell, which indicates that he was baptized and that Sir William was his godfather. The records of St. Bartholomew's Parish at Crewkerne beginning 1558.
Married #1: Unknown
Children:
1. Sir William Hull, priest, living in 1559
2. Elinor Hull m. 24 Nov 1560 John Harvie at Crewkerne
3. Thomas Hull (the elder) buried 28 Jun 1612 Crewkerne, m. Agnes ____
4. Raynold Hull buried 12 Feb 1582/3 Crewkerne, m. Elinor _____.
Married #2: Alice _____, who was buried 20 Oct 1587, will dated 12 Oct 1577, probated 25 Nov 1587. Richard's will was dated 10 Feb 1558/9 probated 10 Jun 1559. In his will he refers to Thomas the elder, and Thomas the younger. Wife Alice's will, there is no mention of Reynold or Thomas the elder, which leads to conclusion these were the sons of Richard's first wife.
Children of Richard and Alice:
5. James Hull d. 27 Jul 1567 Crewkerne
6. THOMAS HULL (the younger) b. abt 1552, bur 29 Dec 1636 Crewkerne, m. 11 Jan 1572/3 Johane Peson , dau of Richard and Margery Pesinge. (See next generation)
7. John Hull buried 3 Nov 1588, m. 1st Elizabeth ____, m 2nd: 6 Sep 1585 Maude Cossens.
HULL LINE - SECOND GENERATION
THOMAS HULL
Born: abt 1552 probably Crewkerne, Somerset, England
Died: Buried 29 Dec 1636 Crewkerne, Somerset, England
Marriage 1 Joanna (Peson) PYSSING 11 Jan 1572/3, dau of Richard and Margery Pesinge
Children: (Had 11)
1. George HULL b: ABT 1589 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England
2. Joseph HULL Rev. b: ABT 1595 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England
Note:
"Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire," by Sybil Noyes, Charles T. Libby, Walter G. Davis (Reprint 1928-1929. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1988) p.357.
HULL LINE - THIRD GENERATION
JOSEPH HULL Rev.
Birth: ABT 1595 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England
Death: 19 Nov 1665 in , New Hampshire
Note:
(1) "Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts," by David W. Hoyt (Reprint 1897-1919. New England History Press, Somersworth, NH, 1981) p.199.
(2) "Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire," by Sybil Noyes, Charles T. Libby, Walter G. Davis (Reprint 1928-1929. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1988) p.357-358.
(3) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1969; reprint 1900) p.168b,247. Cites: (a) York Deeds.
(4) Barbara Saabye
(5) Phyllis J. Hughes, Hull Family Association Genealogist.
Birth: (2) Crewkerne, co. Somerset, s/o Thomas HULL/Joanna PESON. Age 17 in 1612 (b. 1595). (2,3) Age 40 in 1635 (b. 1595). (4) 1595.
Marriage to __ __: (4) Joanne COFFIN. England. (5) His first wife was not Joanna COFFIN. She is far too young. Name of first wife is unknown.
Marriage to Agnes __: (2) She came with him from England. (NOTE: Probably a second wife. She age 25 in 1635 (b. 1610), children that came from England b. 1620-1632, and she would have been to young to be mother of at least most of them.)
Death: (2) 19 Nov 1665. (4) Isle of Shoals, NH.
(2) 1612, 22 May: Enrolled at St. Mary Hall, Oxford University.
(2) 1614, 14 Nov: Received a B.A. degree, Oxford.
(2) Teacher and curate at Colyton, co. Devon.
(2) 1621: Rector of Northleigh, diocese of Exeter.
(2) 1632: Resigned as rector at Northleigh.
(3) 1635, 20 Mar: Rev. Joseph Hall of Somerset, Minister, age 40, with wife Agnes, age 25; children Joane, age 15, Joseph, age 13, Tristram, age 11, Elizabeth, age 7, Temperance, age 9, Grissell, age 5, Dorothy, age 3; and servants Judith French, age 20, John Wood, age 20, and Robert Dabyn, age 28, departed from Weymouth, England, for New England.
(2) 1635, 5 May: Arrived in Boston, MA leading a large company, including wife Agnes, 7 children and 3 servants.
(2,3) 1635, 2 Sep: Took Freeman's oath.
(3) 1635, 5 Oct (8th mo.): He was allowed by the General Court to sit down at Wessaguscus, after called Weymouth, and 21 families with him. (2) Went to Wessaguscus, soon Weymouth, MA.
(2) An Episcopalian, and also active in civil life. "Dissension soon came, even even in his own children."
(2) 1636: Living in Hingham (the part now Hull), was Commissioner to End Small Causes. (3) Removed to Hingham.
(2) 1638, Sep: Deputy to the General Court, Hingham, MA, though still serving Weymouth. (3) Deputy.
(3) 1638, 6 Sep (7th mo.): One of the committee to assist magistrates.
(2) 1639, Mar: Deputy, Hingham.
(2,3) 1639, 5 May: (2) Last preached in Weymouth. (3) "Gave his farewell sermon."
(2,3) 1639: Moved to Barnstable, MA.
(2) 1639, Dec 3: Admitted Freeman at Barnstable, MA. (3) Freeman.
(2) 1639, Dec: Deputy to the General Court, Barnstable. (3) Deputy from Plymouth Colony, 1639.
(3) Removed to Yarmouth and became pastor of the church.
(2) 1641: Was in Yarmouth, MA, where he was excommunicated for leaving Barnstable.
(2) 1643, Mar: He and his wife were received back in Barnstable Church.
(2) 1643, May: Gov. Winthrop, calling him "an excommunicated person and very contentious," shows him at York, ME before May 1643. (3) Settled in York, ME as their minister in 1643.
(1) Of York. (2) Of York, Oyster River and Isles of Shoals.
(3) 1644, 5 May: He and Roger Garde measured land for Mr. Godfrey.
(2,3) 1645, Jul: He and wife Agnes witness Henry Simpson's deed, York, ME.
(2) 1646/7, 18 Mar: Witnessed Henry Simpson's will, York, ME.
(2) 1652: Apparently leaving all but his smallest child behind, he was at Launceston, co. Cornwall, called Mr. Hull, minister.
(2) 1662: Was ejected from the rectory of Buryan, co. Cornwall.
(2) Returned to his children at Oyster River (Durham, N
(2) Was later at the Isles of Shoals. These islands owed him 20 pounds when he died in 1665. (NOTE: Isles of Shoals are a group if islands 10 miles S.E. of Portsmouth, NH. Maine-New Hampshire boundary now passes through them.)
(2) Administration of his estate given to widow Agnes. The main item in his inventory was 10 pounds worth of books.
Father: Thomas HULL
Mother: Joanna (Peson) PYSSING
Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown
Married: in England
Children
1. Joanna HULL b: ABT 1620 in Devonshire, England
2. Joseph HULL b: ABT 1622 in Devonshire, England
3. Tristram HULL b: ABT 1624 in Devonshire, England
4. Temperance HULL b: ABT 1626 in Devonshire, England
5. Elizabeth HULL b: ABT 1628 in Devonshire, England
6. Griselda (Grisell) HULL b: ABT 1630 in Devonshire, England
7. Dorothy HULL b: ABT 1632 in England
Marriage 2 Agnes b: ABT 1610 in Somerset, England
Married: in England
Children
1. Hopewell HULL b: in Massachusetts
2. Benjamin HULL Capt.
3. Naomi "Amy" HULL
4. Ruth HULL
5. Dodavah HULL
6. Samuel HULL
7. Phineas HULL b: ABT 1647
8. Reuben HULL Capt. b: ABT 1649
9. Priscilla HULL
10. Sarah HULL b: 1636
HULL LINE - FOURTH GENERATION
TRISTRAM HULL
Birth: ABT 1624 in Devonshire, England
Death: 1666/67 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts
Note:
(1) "Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire," by Sybil Noyes, Charles T. Libby, Walter G. Davis (Reprint 1928-1929. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1988) p.358.
(2) "The Pioneers of Massachusetts," by Charles Henry Pope (Reprint 1900. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1969) p.247.
Birth: (1,2) s/o Rev. Joseph Hull. Age 11 in 1635 (b. 1624). (1) Father at that time of co. Devon.
Marriage to Blanche __: (1)
Death: (1) Will dtd 30 Dec 1666, proved 12 Mar 1666/7.
(2) 1635, 20 Mar: Rev. Joseph Hall of Somerset, Minister, age 40, with wife Agnes, age 25; children Joane, age 15, Joseph, age 13, Tristram, age 11, Elizabeth, age 7, Temperance, age 9, Grissell, age 5, Dorothy, age 3; and servants Judith French, age 20, John Wood, age 20, and Robert Dabyn, age 28, departed from Weymouth, England, for New England.
(1) 1635, 5 May: Came to Boston, MA with father and his wife Agnes from England.
(1) Mariner, Captain.
(1) 1643: Of Yarmouth, MA.
(1) Before 1648: Moved with wife Blanche to Barnstable, MA.
(1) Was a leading citizen of Barnstable, though in trouble at times because of his sympathy with the Quakers. Many descendants became Quakers.
(1) 1666, 30 Dec. Wrote will, leaving large estate to wife and 5 of 6 children.
Father: Joseph HULL Rev. b: ABT 1595 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England
Marriage 1 Blanche
Children
1. JOHN HULL b: ABT 1652/53 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts
HULL LINE - FIFTH GENERATION
JOHN HULL
Birth: ABT 1652/53 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts
Death: 1 Feb 1732/33 in Jamestown, Newport Co., Rhode Island
Note:
(1) NEHGS "Nexus," Vol. VII, No. 2, p.67. "Notable Kin," by Gary Boyd Roberts. Possible ancestry of Norma Jean Mortenson, raised as Norma Jean Baker, known as Marilyn Monroe.
(2) "Rhode Island Genealogical Register," Vol. 2, No. 3, Jan 1980, p.166. "Abstracts of Jamestown RI Wills, Land Evidence." Cites: (a) Vol. 2, 1730-1744, p.153-157.
(3) "Vital Record of Rhode Island 1636-1850," by James N. Arnold, 1st series (Providence, RI, 1895) p.109. RI Friends Records.
Birth: (1) s/o Tristram Hull/Blanche __. (3) Age 80 at death on 1 Feb 1732/3.
Marriage to Alice Tiddeman: (1)
Death: (2a) Will dtd 19 Jan 1732, proved 9 Feb 1732. (3) 1 Feb 1732/3, Jamestown, RI.
(2a) 1732, 19 Jan: John Hull of Jamestown, RI wrote his will. Names wife Alice, sons Tiddeman Hull, John Hull, Joseph Hull, daughters Mary Stanton and Alice Borden, granddaughters Mary Slocum and Alice Slocum, both under 18 and unmarried.
Father: Tristram HULL b: ABT 1624 in , Devonshire, England
Mother: Blanche
Marriage 1 Alice TIDDEMAN b: ABT 1659 in England
Children
1. Tiddeman Hull
2. John Hull
3. Joseph Hull
4. Mary Hull m. ______Stanton
5. ALICE HULL b. aft 1715
HULL LINE - SIXTH GENERATION
ALICE HULL
Note:
(1) "Vital Record of Rhode Island 1636-1850," by James N. Arnold, 1st series (Providence, RI, 1895) p.5. RI Friends Records.
(2) "Rhode Island Genealogical Register," Vol. 2, No. 3, Jan 1980, p.166. "Abstracts of Jamestown RI Wills, Land Evidence." Cites: (a) Vol. 2, 1730-1744, p.153-157.
(3) "Genealogies of Rhode Island Families from New England Historic and Genealogic Register" (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1989) 2:537. "Early Marriages in Newport, RI from Friends' Records," by P.G. Seabury.
Birth: (1,2a) d/o John HULL of Jamestown. (3) d/o William HULL of Jamestown.
(2a) 1732, 19 Jan: John Hull of Jamestown, RI wrote his will. Names wife Alice, daughter Alice Borden.
Father: John HULL b: ABT 1652/53 in Barnstable, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts
Mother: Alice TIDDEMAN b: ABT 1659 in England
Marriage 1 William BORDEN b: 15 Aug 1689 in Portsmouth, Newport Co., Rhode Island
Married: 7 Jul 1715 in Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island
See the Borden line for the descendants of Alice Hull and William Borden.
Note:
"Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire," by Sybil Noyes, Charles T. Libby, Walter G. Davis (Reprint 1928-1929. Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1988) p.357.
Notes obtained
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Line of Descent:
RICHARD HULL, THOMAS HULL, REV. JOSEPH HULL, TRISTRAM HULL, JOHN HULL, ALICE HULL, HANNAH BORDEN, JAMES MACE, MARY MACE, CELIA HARRIS, ELWOOD O. PARISHO, JAMES ISOM PARISHO, WAYNE JAMES PARISHO, SUSANNE KAY PARISHO
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