Book of the Hulls: Being a Genealogy of the Hull Family : Containing Some Account of the Hulls of England, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode IslandUMI Out-of-Print Books on Demand, 1863 - 36 pages |
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ABIGAIL able Admiral admitted afterwards aged Alice Alice Tiddeman Assembly August Books born Boston British brothers called Cannonicut Captain Hull CATHARINE Court daughter death Demaris descended died Doctor door Dutchess County Dyer Edward Elizabeth England father's February follows Fowler Freelove George give Hannah Haven Henry honor hope Hugh husband Hutson interest James January John Hull Joseph Hull July June kind letter lived London look March married Mary Mary Dyer Massachusetts master meeting moved Navy Newport November October officer Oliver Hull Penelope Phebe present prisoners published Quakers Rebecca record removed reside respect Rhode Island Richard ried Robert Ruth Samuel Sarah saying second wife sent September settled ship Sir Charles Wager Society of Friends sons street Teddeman Thomas thought tions took town Tristram Hull uncle visited Wager White wife William Wilmot York city young
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Page 15 - She According to the Custom of Marriage Assuming the Name of her Husband, as a further Confirmation thereof: Did then and there to these Presents Set their Hands, and we whose Names are here under also subscribed, being present, at the Solemnization of the said Marriage and Subscription, have as Witnesses thereunto set our Hands the Day and Year above Written 1754.
Page 25 - Wager, Knight, Admiral of the White, First Commissioner of " the Admiralty, and Privy Councillor : a man of great natural " talents, who bore the highest commands, and passed through the " greatest employments, with credit to himself, and honour to his "country.
Page 14 - Now these are to Certify all whom it may concern, that for the full accomplishing of their said Intentions, this Second day of the Eleventh month, called January, in the Year One thousand Six Hundred, Eighty and Eight. They...
Page 25 - He was in private life Humane, temperate, just, and bountiful ; In public station, Valiant, prudent, wise, and honest , Easy of access to all ; Steady and resolute in his conduct ; So remarkably happy in his presence of mind, That no danger ever discomposed him : Esteemed and favoured by his King, Beloved and honoured by his Country, He died the 24th of May, 1743, aged 79. This Monument was erected By FRANCIS GASHRY, Esq. In gratitude to his Great Patron, AD 1747.
Page 15 - appeared in a public Assembly of the aforesaid People and others mett together for that end and purpose . . . and (according to the Example of the holy men of God recorded in the Scriptures of Truth) in a Solemn manner, he the said...
Page 15 - Concerned. Now these are to Certifie All whom it may Concern, That for the full accomplishing of their said Intentions, this...
Page 16 - And we whose names are hereunto subscribed, being present, amongst many others, at the solemnizing of their said marriage and subscription in manner aforesaid, as witnesses thereunto, have also to these presents subscribed our names, the day and year above written.
Page 15 - Burbeck appeared in a Publick Assembly of the aforesaid People, and others met together...
Page 19 - His anxiety, however, induced him to look out from the companion way, and occasionally give directions to the boy, who, he perceived, designed to run over the privateer, saying to him, ' Charles, if thee intends to run over that schooner, thou must put the helm a little more to the starboard.
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