Son of Aaron Hull (abt. 1793-1864) and Harriet Hull (abt. 1803-1864). Married Minerva J. (Brooks?) 30 Sept. 1859 in Whiteside county. Parents of Hattie (abt. 1862), Annie (abt. 1864), Katie (abt. 1870) and Aaron D. (abt. 1874).
Wife Minerva J. Hull died 28 Sept 1873. In the 1880 Census, the family was A.J. 47, Hattie 18, Annie 16, Katie 11, Aaron D. 6, and Aaron's sister, Nancy J. Hull 58 living in Sterling, IL. Aaron married #2 Sarah J. Jewell 27 Sept. 1876 in Whiteside county. She died 3 July 1878.
(Following from the Sterling Weekly Standard, Sterling, IL, Thursday, July 2, 1885;8;3)
The funeral service of the late A.J. Hull, of Chicago, for many years a resident and prominent business man of Sterling, and who took his own life in Chicago, Wednesday June 24, 1885, were held in this city, at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Schofield, last Sunday morning. The sermon was by the Rev. A.A. Joss, rector of the Grace Church and the burial services were conducted by the Knights of Pythias. The deceased was one of the founders of the Novelty Manufacturing Company, and at one time President of the Sterling Pump Company.
Wife Minerva J. Hull died 28 Sept 1873. In the 1880 Census, the family was A.J. 47, Hattie 18, Annie 16, Katie 11, Aaron D. 6, and Aaron's sister, Nancy J. Hull 58 living in Sterling, IL. Aaron married #2 Sarah J. Jewell 27 Sept. 1876 in Whiteside county. She died 3 July 1878.
(Following from the Sterling Weekly Standard, Sterling, IL, Thursday, July 2, 1885;8;3)
The funeral service of the late A.J. Hull, of Chicago, for many years a resident and prominent business man of Sterling, and who took his own life in Chicago, Wednesday June 24, 1885, were held in this city, at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Schofield, last Sunday morning. The sermon was by the Rev. A.A. Joss, rector of the Grace Church and the burial services were conducted by the Knights of Pythias. The deceased was one of the founders of the Novelty Manufacturing Company, and at one time President of the Sterling Pump Company.
Son of Aaron Hull (abt. 1793-1864) and Harriet Hull (abt. 1803-1864). Married Minerva J. (Brooks?) 30 Sept. 1859 in Whiteside county. Parents of Hattie (abt. 1862), Annie (abt. 1864), Katie (abt. 1870) and Aaron D. (abt. 1874).
Wife Minerva J. Hull died 28 Sept 1873. In the 1880 Census, the family was A.J. 47, Hattie 18, Annie 16, Katie 11, Aaron D. 6, and Aaron's sister, Nancy J. Hull 58 living in Sterling, IL. Aaron married #2 Sarah J. Jewell 27 Sept. 1876 in Whiteside county. She died 3 July 1878.
(Following from the Sterling Weekly Standard, Sterling, IL, Thursday, July 2, 1885;8;3)
The funeral service of the late A.J. Hull, of Chicago, for many years a resident and prominent business man of Sterling, and who took his own life in Chicago, Wednesday June 24, 1885, were held in this city, at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Schofield, last Sunday morning. The sermon was by the Rev. A.A. Joss, rector of the Grace Church and the burial services were conducted by the Knights of Pythias. The deceased was one of the founders of the Novelty Manufacturing Company, and at one time President of the Sterling Pump Company.
Wife Minerva J. Hull died 28 Sept 1873. In the 1880 Census, the family was A.J. 47, Hattie 18, Annie 16, Katie 11, Aaron D. 6, and Aaron's sister, Nancy J. Hull 58 living in Sterling, IL. Aaron married #2 Sarah J. Jewell 27 Sept. 1876 in Whiteside county. She died 3 July 1878.
(Following from the Sterling Weekly Standard, Sterling, IL, Thursday, July 2, 1885;8;3)
The funeral service of the late A.J. Hull, of Chicago, for many years a resident and prominent business man of Sterling, and who took his own life in Chicago, Wednesday June 24, 1885, were held in this city, at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Schofield, last Sunday morning. The sermon was by the Rev. A.A. Joss, rector of the Grace Church and the burial services were conducted by the Knights of Pythias. The deceased was one of the founders of the Novelty Manufacturing Company, and at one time President of the Sterling Pump Company.
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