Born: June 4, 1798 - Virginia

Died: 1864, Pike County, Illinois (age ~66)

Born: 1798 - Virginia

Children:

• James Norton Hull

- Born January 9, 1836 – Kinderhook, Illinois

• Thomas Hull

- Born 1838 - Pike County, Illinois

• Charles S. Hull

- Born Jan 26, 1843 - Pike County, Illinois

1830 CENSUS

PG# LN# LAST NAME FIRST NAME =======================================

233 14 Hull Thomas

Reported in household: 1 male 5-10 yrs

1 male 30-40 yrs

2 female to 5 yrs

2 females 5-10 yrs

1 female 10-15 yrs

1 female 30-40 yrs

Total: 8 in household

ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/census/il/pike/1830/pg0227.txt

CHAPTER IX - IMPORTANT LABORS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS pgs 307-310

TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATIONS pgs 307-309

(Under Township Organizations, pg 308) There were present at this meeting the following members: Montgomery Blair, Barry; Hazen Pressy, Washington; Archibald Brooks, Chambersburg; David Preble, Salem; Wilson Adams, Harding; Wm. Ross, Newburg; Thos Hull, Kinderhook...

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SUPERVISORS pgs 310-318

Below we give a full list of all the Supervisors from the time the county was organized under the township law till the present time, by years, together with the name of the chairman and the township each member is from:

[NOTE: for genealogists' sake, the list is alphabetical by page.]

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SUPERVISORS pg 310

John E. Ayers, Fairmount, 1852

H.R. Ramsay, Atlas as Chairman, 1852

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ELECTION RESULTS

ELECTIONS pg 880

Thomas Hull, Aug. 3, 1846, Representative, Whig.....1358

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KINDERHOOK TOWNSHIP pgs 853-854

(Under Kinderhook Township, pg 853) ...Mr. Thomas Hull first lived in a house with no windows at all. The family would build a large fire and leave the door open. On one occasion the Indians came to the house of Mr. Hull, when Mrs. Hull was alone, begging for something to eat. Mrs. Hull, however, could not understand them and would not let them into the house. They pointed to some pumpkins, signifying their desire to have some of them. Of these she willingly gave them as many as they could carry.

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CHURCHES pg 855 [Kinderhook Township]

Kinderhook Baptist Church - This society was organized Jan. 28, 1859, at the house of David Devol, by Elder N. Kinne. Mr. Kinne was chosen Chairman, and Mr. Devol Clerk, of this meeting. He was then elected permanent Clerk, and shortly afterward S. Sprague and S. B. Gaines were chosen Deacons. Rev. Wm. Cleveland was called as their first Pastor. The congregation erected a house of worship in 1864, which was dedicated in October, 1865, by Elder N. Kinne. The present membership is 200. The Church has sustained a Sunday-school ever since it was organized.

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Pike County Free Press

Pittsfield, Pike Co, IL

Thursday, July 30, 1846

Married - In Kinderhook precinct, July 16th by the Rev. Thomas Hull, Mr. Chancelor L. Curtis of New York to Miss Sarah A. Vighte of Middletown, Ohio.

CHARLES S. HULL pgs 862-863 [Kinderhook Township]

Deceased, was born in this tp. Jan. 26, 1843, the son of Thos. Hull, deceased, who came to Southern Illinois in 1822, and to this county in 1829. Charles was raised on a farm and educated in the public school; June 4, 1868, he married Louisa, daughter of Nathan H. Davis, near Griggsville. Mr. Hull was a farmer and stock-raiser, and resided on the old homestead until his death, which occurred Jan. 11, 1879, a zealous Methodist. Mr. and Mrs. Hull had 2 children, Mary A. and Sarah A. The Hull farm was one of the first farms settled and improved in this tp. Mrs. H. still resides there and carries on the farm.

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Born: January 9, 1836 – Kinderhook, Pike County, Illinois

Died: July 5, 1910 (age 74)

Education: Quincy College

Children:

• Loyal Sprague Hull

• born February 1, 1862
• baptized July 13, 1862
• married Ada B. Gose (1864-1944) March 16^th 1885
• died 1946
• buried Akers County Cemetary, Kinderhook Township, Pike County, IL http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilpike/cemeteries/Kinderhook/Akers.html#transcript
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• Mary Cyrena Hull

• born April 25, 1865
• baptized July 30, 1865
• died April 17, 1868 (almost 3 years old)

• Jennie Bethany Hull

• born February 18, 1868

• baptized August 16, 1868
• married Frank Wesley Osborn August 24, 1888
• died January 12, 1954 – Kansas City (age 85)

• James Lieb Hull

• born November 14, 1871

• baptized August 9, 1874
• married Anna Sakach September 16, 1908
• died June 29, 1936 (age 64)

• Gracie Rose Hull

• born August 16, 1875
• died February 5, 1876 (age 5 months)

• Lillian Blanche Hull

• born April 28, 1880

• baptized September 15, 1882
• married Charles Snook on June 28, 1904

• Nellie Collwell Hull

• born November 11, 1882
• baptized April 12, 1885
• married Merle W. James on September 5, 1904

Buried: Akers Chapel Cemetery, Kinderhook Township, Pike County, IL (This cemetery is located in the southeast 1/4 of Section 10 of Kinderhook township. It can be reached by going 2 miles northwest from Kinderhook on Route 57, then take Route 96 north 1/2 mile to Akers Chapel Church. The cemetery is on the hill behind the church.)

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J. N. HULL pg 863 [Kinderhook Township]

Was born Jan. 9, 1836; the son of Thomas Hull, an early settler, and the first supervisor of this tp. J. N. owns 400 acres of valuable land, and has 260 acres in wheat at present. He is engaged in the grain business at Hull's Station, and has recently erected a grain elevator and agriculture warehouse, 24 by 56 feet. January, 1860, he married Miss Mary M. Sprague, daughter of Deacon Seaman Sprague, of Kinderhook tp., and they have had 6 children, of whom 3 are living: Loyal S., Jennie B., and James L.

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