William HULS & Mary ROBERTS

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William HULS
Mary ROBERTS

Husband: William HULS
Birth: 1804/5 or 8 Jun 1806, NJ
Death: 11 Feb 1868
Disposition: buried Antioch Cemetery, Hocking Co., OH

Marriage: 22 Oct 1829, Hocking Co., OH

Wife: Mary ROBERTS
Birth: 1804/5, PA
Death: 15 Jun 1874
Disposition: buried Antioch Cemetery, Hocking Co., OH
Father: Owen ROBERTS
Mother: Letitia WILLIAMS

Children:

1. David William HULS, b. 1830; d. 1906
2. Rebecca HULS, b. ca. 1832; died young
3. William [Henry?] Harrison HULS, b. 1 Apr 1837; m. Elizabeth R. __?__
4. Owen Willard Robert HULS, b. 1 Apr 1837
5. Lucretia / Letitia Ann HULS, b. 1843

Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. 1830

3. 1840

4. 1850 — said to be in Hocking Co., OH

5. 1860 Census Every-Name Index and Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #17 of 24): South Bloomingville P.O., Goodhope Twp., Hocking Co., OH, Roll M653_988, p. 42B, PN 84, 599/591, enumerated 29 Jun 1860, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

William Hults 55 M Far 500 125 NJ

Mary      " 55 F Penn

Wm H      " 23 M Ohio

Owen      " 23 M "

Latatia? " 18 F "

Listed two households from son Owen's future in-laws, Conrad & Fanny CUPP.

6. Debbie Wafford. HULSE Family Network (online at aros.net [link died]).

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