Display Patriot - P-187602 - Edward HULL

Edward HULL

SAR Patriot #: P-187602

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State of Service: RI      Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service
DAR #: A059474

Birth: 01 May 1741 Jamestown / / RI
Death: 11 Sep 1804 Block Island / / RI

Qualifying Service Description:
  1. Deputy to the Assembly from Jamestown, RI, May 1774
  2. Committee of Assembly, to procure gold and silver coin for the operations in Canada, February 1776
  3. Member of Committee of Safety

Additional References:
  1. The Hull Family in America, Weygant, 1913, pg 283, 299
  2. Rhode Island Colonial Records, Bartlett, Vol 7, pg 240, 453, 464
  3. Military Census of 1777, State Archives
  4. History of BLock Island, Livermore, pg 325, 326, 331, 332
  5. History of Newport County, pt 2, pg 867-868
  6. DAR Patriot Index, pg 353

Spouse: Mary Weeden
Children: Thankful; Alice; Jane;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
1972-10-04 DC Unassigned Nicholas Donnell Ward (103058) Jane   
1976-09-29 RI Unassigned Robert Allen Greene (103940) Thankful   
Location:
New Shoreham / Washington / RI / USA
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