FRANK A. HULL, 48, Sharpsburg, formerly of Williamsport, was found dead in bed at the home of his uncle, William Nave, at Mt. Briar, shortly before Monday midnight. Heart trouble was deemed the cause and an inquest was waived by Justice Sweeney, acting coroner.
Hull was born and raised in Williamsport but resided in Sharpsburg from time of marriage. His wife, Nannie, and the following ten children survive: William, Antietam; Frank, Dargan; Mrs. Edwin Moats, NY; Emma, Clyde, Harry, Rosemary, Ivan, Helen and Jean, all at home. Surviving sisters and brothers are: Mrs. William Evans, New Hope, Pa.; Mrs. Curzer Stine, this city; Mrs. Albert Spielman, Mrs. William Taner, Bernard Hull, John and Samuel Hall, all of Hagerstown.
Services will held at the Reformed Church, Sharpsburg; interment in Sharpsburg Cemetery.
Source: Morning Herald (Hagerstown, MD)
Wednesday, June 15, 1932
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Hull was born and raised in Williamsport but resided in Sharpsburg from time of marriage. His wife, Nannie, and the following ten children survive: William, Antietam; Frank, Dargan; Mrs. Edwin Moats, NY; Emma, Clyde, Harry, Rosemary, Ivan, Helen and Jean, all at home. Surviving sisters and brothers are: Mrs. William Evans, New Hope, Pa.; Mrs. Curzer Stine, this city; Mrs. Albert Spielman, Mrs. William Taner, Bernard Hull, John and Samuel Hall, all of Hagerstown.
Services will held at the Reformed Church, Sharpsburg; interment in Sharpsburg Cemetery.
Source: Morning Herald (Hagerstown, MD)
Wednesday, June 15, 1932
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FRANK A. HULL, 48, Sharpsburg, formerly of Williamsport, was found dead in bed at the home of his uncle, William Nave, at Mt. Briar, shortly before Monday midnight. Heart trouble was deemed the cause and an inquest was waived by Justice Sweeney, acting coroner.
Hull was born and raised in Williamsport but resided in Sharpsburg from time of marriage. His wife, Nannie, and the following ten children survive: William, Antietam; Frank, Dargan; Mrs. Edwin Moats, NY; Emma, Clyde, Harry, Rosemary, Ivan, Helen and Jean, all at home. Surviving sisters and brothers are: Mrs. William Evans, New Hope, Pa.; Mrs. Curzer Stine, this city; Mrs. Albert Spielman, Mrs. William Taner, Bernard Hull, John and Samuel Hall, all of Hagerstown.
Services will held at the Reformed Church, Sharpsburg; interment in Sharpsburg Cemetery.
Source: Morning Herald (Hagerstown, MD)
Wednesday, June 15, 1932
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Hull was born and raised in Williamsport but resided in Sharpsburg from time of marriage. His wife, Nannie, and the following ten children survive: William, Antietam; Frank, Dargan; Mrs. Edwin Moats, NY; Emma, Clyde, Harry, Rosemary, Ivan, Helen and Jean, all at home. Surviving sisters and brothers are: Mrs. William Evans, New Hope, Pa.; Mrs. Curzer Stine, this city; Mrs. Albert Spielman, Mrs. William Taner, Bernard Hull, John and Samuel Hall, all of Hagerstown.
Services will held at the Reformed Church, Sharpsburg; interment in Sharpsburg Cemetery.
Source: Morning Herald (Hagerstown, MD)
Wednesday, June 15, 1932
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