Lieutenant ABRAHAM HULL, Co. I, 77th Regiment of Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Abraham Hull was born on ____________ __, 1820/21 in Pennsylvania, the son of Jacob Hull and Sarah (Miller) Hull. Jacob Hull was born on September 29, 1798 in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, the son of ___________ Hull and ___________ (___________) Hull. Jacob Hull was married to Sarah Miller in ____________ County, Pennyslvania c. 1820. Sarah Miller was born on August 19, 1806 in ___________ County.
The children born to Jacob and Sarah are believed to include the following. There were almost certainly more;
1. Abraham Hull, born c. 1820/21 in Pennsylvania.
2. Zacharias Hull, born c. 1829/30 in Pennsylvania.
3. Amy Hull, born c. 1830/31 in Pennsylvania.
4. Rebecca Hull, born c. 1832/33 in Pennsylvania.
5. Richmond Hull, born c. 1835/36 in Pennsylvania.
6. Isaac Hull, born c. 1839 in Pennsylvania.
7. Elizabeth Hull, born c. 1842 in Pennsylvania.
At the time of the 1850 census, the Hulls are found in Thompson Township, Fulton County, Pennsylvania. Jacob and Sarah were 52, Zacharias was 20, Amy 19, Rebecca 17, Richmond 14, Isaac 11, and Elizabeth was 8. His son Abraham had married and was settled in his own home.
The family moved to Knox County, Illinois shortly after this census was taken, probably late in 1850, settling in what would become Salem Township of Knox County, Illinois.
At the time of the 1860 census, the Hull family is found in Salem Township of Knos County, Illinois;
Jacob Hull 60 Farmer PA
Sarah Hull 60 PA
Isaac Hull 20 PA Farm Laborer PA
Elizabeth Hull 17 PA
Rhoana E. Hull 71 PA
.
Next door was their son Abraham's home. It lists;
Abraham Hull 39 Farmer PA
Julia Hull 39 PA
Charlotte Hull 17 PA
William Hull 15 PA
James Hull 10 ILL
Jacob Hull 8 ILL
Zachariah Hull 6 ILL
Luther Hull 4 ILL
Leonitus B. Hull 1 Illinois.
The 1870 census shows Jacob and Sarah, and daughter Elizabeth. Elizabeth was married in 1874 to Isom Reed.
Sarah (Miller) Hull died on 21 Mar 1879 and her mortal remains were laid in the Summitt-Douglas Cemetery in Knox County, Illinois. See her Find A Grave Memorial #5533249.
The 1880 census shows Jacob at 81, widowed, and staying with Isom and Elizabeth, and their children.
Jacob Hull died on 1 Nov 1883 in Salem, Knox County, Illinois and his mortal remains were almost certainly laid beside those of his wife in the Summitt-Douglas Cemetery in Knox County, Illinois, though no tombstone exists today.
Now to continue with the biography of Abraham Hull;
Illinois Civil War Muster and Descriptive Rolls Detail Report
from the Illinois State Archives;
Name HULL, ABRAHAM Rank PVT
Company I Unit 77 IL US INF
Personal Characteristics
Residence SALEM, KNOX CO, IL
Age 42 Height 5' 9 Hair BLACK Eyes BLUE
Complexion LIGHT Marital Status MARRIED
Occupation FARMER Nativity PA
Service Record
Joined When AUG 22, 1862 Joined Where ELMWOOD, IL
Joined By Whom W O DONALD Period 3 YRS
Muster In SEP 2, 1862 Muster In Where PEORIA, IL
Muster In By Whom _____ Muster Out JUL 10, 1865
Muster Out Where MOBILE, AL
Muster Out By Whom CPT HOOK
Remarks IS SERGEANT COMMISSIONED 1LT BUT NOT MUSTERED
Abraham Hull was born on ____________ __, 1820/21 in Pennsylvania, the son of Jacob Hull and Sarah (Miller) Hull. Jacob Hull was born on September 29, 1798 in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, the son of ___________ Hull and ___________ (___________) Hull. Jacob Hull was married to Sarah Miller in ____________ County, Pennyslvania c. 1820. Sarah Miller was born on August 19, 1806 in ___________ County.
The children born to Jacob and Sarah are believed to include the following. There were almost certainly more;
1. Abraham Hull, born c. 1820/21 in Pennsylvania.
2. Zacharias Hull, born c. 1829/30 in Pennsylvania.
3. Amy Hull, born c. 1830/31 in Pennsylvania.
4. Rebecca Hull, born c. 1832/33 in Pennsylvania.
5. Richmond Hull, born c. 1835/36 in Pennsylvania.
6. Isaac Hull, born c. 1839 in Pennsylvania.
7. Elizabeth Hull, born c. 1842 in Pennsylvania.
At the time of the 1850 census, the Hulls are found in Thompson Township, Fulton County, Pennsylvania. Jacob and Sarah were 52, Zacharias was 20, Amy 19, Rebecca 17, Richmond 14, Isaac 11, and Elizabeth was 8. His son Abraham had married and was settled in his own home.
The family moved to Knox County, Illinois shortly after this census was taken, probably late in 1850, settling in what would become Salem Township of Knox County, Illinois.
At the time of the 1860 census, the Hull family is found in Salem Township of Knos County, Illinois;
Jacob Hull 60 Farmer PA
Sarah Hull 60 PA
Isaac Hull 20 PA Farm Laborer PA
Elizabeth Hull 17 PA
Rhoana E. Hull 71 PA
.
Next door was their son Abraham's home. It lists;
Abraham Hull 39 Farmer PA
Julia Hull 39 PA
Charlotte Hull 17 PA
William Hull 15 PA
James Hull 10 ILL
Jacob Hull 8 ILL
Zachariah Hull 6 ILL
Luther Hull 4 ILL
Leonitus B. Hull 1 Illinois.
The 1870 census shows Jacob and Sarah, and daughter Elizabeth. Elizabeth was married in 1874 to Isom Reed.
Sarah (Miller) Hull died on 21 Mar 1879 and her mortal remains were laid in the Summitt-Douglas Cemetery in Knox County, Illinois. See her Find A Grave Memorial #5533249.
The 1880 census shows Jacob at 81, widowed, and staying with Isom and Elizabeth, and their children.
Jacob Hull died on 1 Nov 1883 in Salem, Knox County, Illinois and his mortal remains were almost certainly laid beside those of his wife in the Summitt-Douglas Cemetery in Knox County, Illinois, though no tombstone exists today.
Now to continue with the biography of Abraham Hull;
Illinois Civil War Muster and Descriptive Rolls Detail Report
from the Illinois State Archives;
Name HULL, ABRAHAM Rank PVT
Company I Unit 77 IL US INF
Personal Characteristics
Residence SALEM, KNOX CO, IL
Age 42 Height 5' 9 Hair BLACK Eyes BLUE
Complexion LIGHT Marital Status MARRIED
Occupation FARMER Nativity PA
Service Record
Joined When AUG 22, 1862 Joined Where ELMWOOD, IL
Joined By Whom W O DONALD Period 3 YRS
Muster In SEP 2, 1862 Muster In Where PEORIA, IL
Muster In By Whom _____ Muster Out JUL 10, 1865
Muster Out Where MOBILE, AL
Muster Out By Whom CPT HOOK
Remarks IS SERGEANT COMMISSIONED 1LT BUT NOT MUSTERED
Lieutenant ABRAHAM HULL, Co. I, 77th Regiment of Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Abraham Hull was born on ____________ __, 1820/21 in Pennsylvania, the son of Jacob Hull and Sarah (Miller) Hull. Jacob Hull was born on September 29, 1798 in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, the son of ___________ Hull and ___________ (___________) Hull. Jacob Hull was married to Sarah Miller in ____________ County, Pennyslvania c. 1820. Sarah Miller was born on August 19, 1806 in ___________ County.
The children born to Jacob and Sarah are believed to include the following. There were almost certainly more;
1. Abraham Hull, born c. 1820/21 in Pennsylvania.
2. Zacharias Hull, born c. 1829/30 in Pennsylvania.
3. Amy Hull, born c. 1830/31 in Pennsylvania.
4. Rebecca Hull, born c. 1832/33 in Pennsylvania.
5. Richmond Hull, born c. 1835/36 in Pennsylvania.
6. Isaac Hull, born c. 1839 in Pennsylvania.
7. Elizabeth Hull, born c. 1842 in Pennsylvania.
At the time of the 1850 census, the Hulls are found in Thompson Township, Fulton County, Pennsylvania. Jacob and Sarah were 52, Zacharias was 20, Amy 19, Rebecca 17, Richmond 14, Isaac 11, and Elizabeth was 8. His son Abraham had married and was settled in his own home.
The family moved to Knox County, Illinois shortly after this census was taken, probably late in 1850, settling in what would become Salem Township of Knox County, Illinois.
At the time of the 1860 census, the Hull family is found in Salem Township of Knos County, Illinois;
Jacob Hull 60 Farmer PA
Sarah Hull 60 PA
Isaac Hull 20 PA Farm Laborer PA
Elizabeth Hull 17 PA
Rhoana E. Hull 71 PA
.
Next door was their son Abraham's home. It lists;
Abraham Hull 39 Farmer PA
Julia Hull 39 PA
Charlotte Hull 17 PA
William Hull 15 PA
James Hull 10 ILL
Jacob Hull 8 ILL
Zachariah Hull 6 ILL
Luther Hull 4 ILL
Leonitus B. Hull 1 Illinois.
The 1870 census shows Jacob and Sarah, and daughter Elizabeth. Elizabeth was married in 1874 to Isom Reed.
Sarah (Miller) Hull died on 21 Mar 1879 and her mortal remains were laid in the Summitt-Douglas Cemetery in Knox County, Illinois. See her Find A Grave Memorial #5533249.
The 1880 census shows Jacob at 81, widowed, and staying with Isom and Elizabeth, and their children.
Jacob Hull died on 1 Nov 1883 in Salem, Knox County, Illinois and his mortal remains were almost certainly laid beside those of his wife in the Summitt-Douglas Cemetery in Knox County, Illinois, though no tombstone exists today.
Now to continue with the biography of Abraham Hull;
Illinois Civil War Muster and Descriptive Rolls Detail Report
from the Illinois State Archives;
Name HULL, ABRAHAM Rank PVT
Company I Unit 77 IL US INF
Personal Characteristics
Residence SALEM, KNOX CO, IL
Age 42 Height 5' 9 Hair BLACK Eyes BLUE
Complexion LIGHT Marital Status MARRIED
Occupation FARMER Nativity PA
Service Record
Joined When AUG 22, 1862 Joined Where ELMWOOD, IL
Joined By Whom W O DONALD Period 3 YRS
Muster In SEP 2, 1862 Muster In Where PEORIA, IL
Muster In By Whom _____ Muster Out JUL 10, 1865
Muster Out Where MOBILE, AL
Muster Out By Whom CPT HOOK
Remarks IS SERGEANT COMMISSIONED 1LT BUT NOT MUSTERED
Abraham Hull was born on ____________ __, 1820/21 in Pennsylvania, the son of Jacob Hull and Sarah (Miller) Hull. Jacob Hull was born on September 29, 1798 in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, the son of ___________ Hull and ___________ (___________) Hull. Jacob Hull was married to Sarah Miller in ____________ County, Pennyslvania c. 1820. Sarah Miller was born on August 19, 1806 in ___________ County.
The children born to Jacob and Sarah are believed to include the following. There were almost certainly more;
1. Abraham Hull, born c. 1820/21 in Pennsylvania.
2. Zacharias Hull, born c. 1829/30 in Pennsylvania.
3. Amy Hull, born c. 1830/31 in Pennsylvania.
4. Rebecca Hull, born c. 1832/33 in Pennsylvania.
5. Richmond Hull, born c. 1835/36 in Pennsylvania.
6. Isaac Hull, born c. 1839 in Pennsylvania.
7. Elizabeth Hull, born c. 1842 in Pennsylvania.
At the time of the 1850 census, the Hulls are found in Thompson Township, Fulton County, Pennsylvania. Jacob and Sarah were 52, Zacharias was 20, Amy 19, Rebecca 17, Richmond 14, Isaac 11, and Elizabeth was 8. His son Abraham had married and was settled in his own home.
The family moved to Knox County, Illinois shortly after this census was taken, probably late in 1850, settling in what would become Salem Township of Knox County, Illinois.
At the time of the 1860 census, the Hull family is found in Salem Township of Knos County, Illinois;
Jacob Hull 60 Farmer PA
Sarah Hull 60 PA
Isaac Hull 20 PA Farm Laborer PA
Elizabeth Hull 17 PA
Rhoana E. Hull 71 PA
.
Next door was their son Abraham's home. It lists;
Abraham Hull 39 Farmer PA
Julia Hull 39 PA
Charlotte Hull 17 PA
William Hull 15 PA
James Hull 10 ILL
Jacob Hull 8 ILL
Zachariah Hull 6 ILL
Luther Hull 4 ILL
Leonitus B. Hull 1 Illinois.
The 1870 census shows Jacob and Sarah, and daughter Elizabeth. Elizabeth was married in 1874 to Isom Reed.
Sarah (Miller) Hull died on 21 Mar 1879 and her mortal remains were laid in the Summitt-Douglas Cemetery in Knox County, Illinois. See her Find A Grave Memorial #5533249.
The 1880 census shows Jacob at 81, widowed, and staying with Isom and Elizabeth, and their children.
Jacob Hull died on 1 Nov 1883 in Salem, Knox County, Illinois and his mortal remains were almost certainly laid beside those of his wife in the Summitt-Douglas Cemetery in Knox County, Illinois, though no tombstone exists today.
Now to continue with the biography of Abraham Hull;
Illinois Civil War Muster and Descriptive Rolls Detail Report
from the Illinois State Archives;
Name HULL, ABRAHAM Rank PVT
Company I Unit 77 IL US INF
Personal Characteristics
Residence SALEM, KNOX CO, IL
Age 42 Height 5' 9 Hair BLACK Eyes BLUE
Complexion LIGHT Marital Status MARRIED
Occupation FARMER Nativity PA
Service Record
Joined When AUG 22, 1862 Joined Where ELMWOOD, IL
Joined By Whom W O DONALD Period 3 YRS
Muster In SEP 2, 1862 Muster In Where PEORIA, IL
Muster In By Whom _____ Muster Out JUL 10, 1865
Muster Out Where MOBILE, AL
Muster Out By Whom CPT HOOK
Remarks IS SERGEANT COMMISSIONED 1LT BUT NOT MUSTERED
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