A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
NameGeorge Hull 
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13Birth27 Aug 1590, Somerset, England
Immigration1632, Massachusetts Bay11 Age: 41
Death25 Aug 1659, Fairfield, Fairfield Co, Connecticut Colony, BCA Age: 68
BurialPalisado Cemetery, Windsor, Hartford Co, Connecticut11
FatherThomas Hull , The Younger (~1552-1636)
MotherJohane (Joan) Pyssing (Peson) (1551-1629)
Spouses
Marriage27 Aug 1614, Crewkerne, Somerset, England11
ChildrenJosiah (1616-1675)
Notes for George Hull
Born by about 1589 (based on date of first marriage), son of Thomas and Joan (Pyssing) Hull. Came from Crewkerne, Somersetshire to Massachusetts Bay in 1632. First settled in Dorchester; moved to Windsor CT in 1636, & Fairfield CT in 1647. Died in Fairfield CT after 26 May 1658 & before 25 August 1659 (date of inventory).
Married: (1) Crewkerne, Somerset, 27 August 1614 Thomasine Mitchell; she died before 1654.
(2) After 11 July 1654 Sarah (_____) Phippen, widow of David Phippen of Boston; she died at Fairfield shortly before 25 August 1659.
George Hull was elder brother of Reverend Joseph Hull who arrived in New England in 1635. In his will George Hull mentioned cousin Jane Pinkney, and his second wife named cousins Jane and Philip Pinkney in her will. In his account of Philip Pinkney, Jacobus supposes that "[h]e and his wife were perhaps drawn to Fairfield by the marriage of their aunt, Mrs. Sarah Phippen, to George Hull," but the exact nature of the relationship is not known.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project11
Married: (1) Crewkerne, Somerset, 27 August 1614 Thomasine Mitchell; she died before 1654.
(2) After 11 July 1654 Sarah (_____) Phippen, widow of David Phippen of Boston; she died at Fairfield shortly before 25 August 1659.
George Hull was elder brother of Reverend Joseph Hull who arrived in New England in 1635. In his will George Hull mentioned cousin Jane Pinkney, and his second wife named cousins Jane and Philip Pinkney in her will. In his account of Philip Pinkney, Jacobus supposes that "[h]e and his wife were perhaps drawn to Fairfield by the marriage of their aunt, Mrs. Sarah Phippen, to George Hull," but the exact nature of the relationship is not known.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project11