Lulu M Lacy was born the daughter of John Chapman and Amanda Elkins Lacy on January 13, 1873.
Her father died in Jackson County on April 14, 1891. He was survived by his widow and at least six daughters.
Lulu Lacy and Newton J Hull were united in marriage on November 28, 1889 in Bartholomew County. The license and certificate are recorded in Bartholomew county marriages 1886 - 1891 Volume 12 page 392.
Newton J Hull was apparently an older man, being about 70 years or so of age when they married.
They had five children - two girls and three boys during their marriage.
On April 5, 1899, they lost their daughter Grace Hull.
Less than a month later, on May 2, 1899, Newton Hull suffered a paralytic stroke and died at his home on North Mechanic St, Columbus.
The 1900 Federal census listed Lulu M Hull and her children Mamie Hull, aged 9; William J Hull, age 8; Edward W Hull, age 6; and Harry N Hull aged 2 living on Franklin St, Columbus.
Lulu Hull married Vincent Ivan Alexander, son of Armstrong J and Matilda Jane Bridges Alexander sometime after 1900 - perhaps around 1901 or so.
OBITUARY: Mrs. Lulu Alexander
Mrs. Lulu Alexander died at her home on 1521 Union street Sunday morning at 3 o'clock, aged thirty-seven years. The funeral was held from the United Brethren church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. G.M. Myers, and burial was in the Garland Brook cemetery.
Mrs. Alexander was a widow and she leaves three sons and a daughter. She was a sister of Mrs. Edward Lambert, of this city.
Published in The Republic, dated November 29, 1902, Columbus, IN.
According to the Garland Brook cemetery staff, Lulu Hull is buried next to her husband Newton Hull in Section 28.
Her father died in Jackson County on April 14, 1891. He was survived by his widow and at least six daughters.
Lulu Lacy and Newton J Hull were united in marriage on November 28, 1889 in Bartholomew County. The license and certificate are recorded in Bartholomew county marriages 1886 - 1891 Volume 12 page 392.
Newton J Hull was apparently an older man, being about 70 years or so of age when they married.
They had five children - two girls and three boys during their marriage.
On April 5, 1899, they lost their daughter Grace Hull.
Less than a month later, on May 2, 1899, Newton Hull suffered a paralytic stroke and died at his home on North Mechanic St, Columbus.
The 1900 Federal census listed Lulu M Hull and her children Mamie Hull, aged 9; William J Hull, age 8; Edward W Hull, age 6; and Harry N Hull aged 2 living on Franklin St, Columbus.
Lulu Hull married Vincent Ivan Alexander, son of Armstrong J and Matilda Jane Bridges Alexander sometime after 1900 - perhaps around 1901 or so.
OBITUARY: Mrs. Lulu Alexander
Mrs. Lulu Alexander died at her home on 1521 Union street Sunday morning at 3 o'clock, aged thirty-seven years. The funeral was held from the United Brethren church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. G.M. Myers, and burial was in the Garland Brook cemetery.
Mrs. Alexander was a widow and she leaves three sons and a daughter. She was a sister of Mrs. Edward Lambert, of this city.
Published in The Republic, dated November 29, 1902, Columbus, IN.
According to the Garland Brook cemetery staff, Lulu Hull is buried next to her husband Newton Hull in Section 28.
Lulu M Lacy was born the daughter of John Chapman and Amanda Elkins Lacy on January 13, 1873.
Her father died in Jackson County on April 14, 1891. He was survived by his widow and at least six daughters.
Lulu Lacy and Newton J Hull were united in marriage on November 28, 1889 in Bartholomew County. The license and certificate are recorded in Bartholomew county marriages 1886 - 1891 Volume 12 page 392.
Newton J Hull was apparently an older man, being about 70 years or so of age when they married.
They had five children - two girls and three boys during their marriage.
On April 5, 1899, they lost their daughter Grace Hull.
Less than a month later, on May 2, 1899, Newton Hull suffered a paralytic stroke and died at his home on North Mechanic St, Columbus.
The 1900 Federal census listed Lulu M Hull and her children Mamie Hull, aged 9; William J Hull, age 8; Edward W Hull, age 6; and Harry N Hull aged 2 living on Franklin St, Columbus.
Lulu Hull married Vincent Ivan Alexander, son of Armstrong J and Matilda Jane Bridges Alexander sometime after 1900 - perhaps around 1901 or so.
OBITUARY: Mrs. Lulu Alexander
Mrs. Lulu Alexander died at her home on 1521 Union street Sunday morning at 3 o'clock, aged thirty-seven years. The funeral was held from the United Brethren church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. G.M. Myers, and burial was in the Garland Brook cemetery.
Mrs. Alexander was a widow and she leaves three sons and a daughter. She was a sister of Mrs. Edward Lambert, of this city.
Published in The Republic, dated November 29, 1902, Columbus, IN.
According to the Garland Brook cemetery staff, Lulu Hull is buried next to her husband Newton Hull in Section 28.
Her father died in Jackson County on April 14, 1891. He was survived by his widow and at least six daughters.
Lulu Lacy and Newton J Hull were united in marriage on November 28, 1889 in Bartholomew County. The license and certificate are recorded in Bartholomew county marriages 1886 - 1891 Volume 12 page 392.
Newton J Hull was apparently an older man, being about 70 years or so of age when they married.
They had five children - two girls and three boys during their marriage.
On April 5, 1899, they lost their daughter Grace Hull.
Less than a month later, on May 2, 1899, Newton Hull suffered a paralytic stroke and died at his home on North Mechanic St, Columbus.
The 1900 Federal census listed Lulu M Hull and her children Mamie Hull, aged 9; William J Hull, age 8; Edward W Hull, age 6; and Harry N Hull aged 2 living on Franklin St, Columbus.
Lulu Hull married Vincent Ivan Alexander, son of Armstrong J and Matilda Jane Bridges Alexander sometime after 1900 - perhaps around 1901 or so.
OBITUARY: Mrs. Lulu Alexander
Mrs. Lulu Alexander died at her home on 1521 Union street Sunday morning at 3 o'clock, aged thirty-seven years. The funeral was held from the United Brethren church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. G.M. Myers, and burial was in the Garland Brook cemetery.
Mrs. Alexander was a widow and she leaves three sons and a daughter. She was a sister of Mrs. Edward Lambert, of this city.
Published in The Republic, dated November 29, 1902, Columbus, IN.
According to the Garland Brook cemetery staff, Lulu Hull is buried next to her husband Newton Hull in Section 28.
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