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HULSE Robert M - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-21 12:49:56Z

HULSE Robert M - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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Re: Hulse Family NY

cstev23 — 2012-04-11 19:20:27Z

Good Afternoon,
Check out the Hulse surname list on www.longislandgenealogy.com
Good luck...Colin

Re: Hulse Family NY

checkertail51 — 2012-04-11 17:56:17Z

looking for roots of my grandfather WILLIAM C HULSE
b. 8/27/1856 Patchogue Long Island, NY

Looking for roots of my ggrandfather George Hulse
b. Long Island, NY
w. Lydia Bell

Re: Jane B. HULSE d. 29 November 1916 - Oak Grove, MO

48jhulse — 2012-03-28 00:30:27Z

I just ran accross this post and compared to www.Hulsenet.net.
Greenville 1845-1925 is in the database and a note at the bottom of the page for family unit 35 says that this family unit is believed to be related to Clan V the descendents of Meverrell Hulse from England.
If that is the case a DNA test will show haplogroup R1b as two people who trace back to Clan V have shown that Haplogroup. All the other Hulse, and variant spellings of that name, men in the USA who have tested are in Haplogroup I1 and descend from Vikings who settled both the netherlands and parts of England.
If anyone is interested in doing that test to confirm this I can answer questions about testing.
Albert Allen hulse

Re: Jane B. HULSE d. 29 November 1916 - Oak Grove, MO

mtchristie1965 — 2012-03-19 17:40:57Z

Greenville Hulse married Ida jane Conard and had 11 children, one which was Lee Roy Craig Hulse. Lee Roy married Minnie Fredonia Jennings, they have 8 children, my grandmother Virginia Rose was the youngest. Virginia married Raymond Getner in Hawaii during World War II.

Re: Hulse from Woore, Shropshire, England, 1750s

michaeldyates — 2012-03-16 19:15:05Z

My grandfather was charles hulse he had siblings george,jack,harry,edna and rhoda their parents/grandparent had links with rodington. I was told they had moved to work at haigh hall

Re: Benjamin HULSE b. abt 1800, resided Steuben County, NY, USA

bgmaus21 — 2012-02-29 13:34:27Z

Wow - thanks for the info! I haven't worked on this for several years, but maybe I'll have to get back into it!!
Thanks!

Re: Benjamin HULSE b. abt 1800, resided Steuben County, NY, USA

48jhulse — 2012-02-28 16:11:43Z

20 Benjamin D06/010/005B NJ 1798 NY 1843 NY Anna Fenton

See www.hulsenet.net. This showes he was in Clan D born 1798 in NJ married 1843 in NY.

This is a common english first name but showes as clan D that is a dutch clan. I don't see any Henry with a initial of B in generation 5 but there are about 30 Henry listed.

Albert

Re: Benjamin HULSE b. abt 1800, resided Steuben County, NY, USA

grettawannabe — 2012-02-26 21:18:12Z

Hello there. I have just started ancestry.com and I have started seaching for my heritage. I have been able to make a connection to benjamin's father Henry B. Hulse. If this information is wrong and I have the wrong benjamin, can you let me know. Thank you.

Sincerely,
Lisa

Hulse, Augustine b. 20 Jan 1859, s/o James & Ellen

lestobin151 — 2012-01-02 00:34:33Z

While i have gained a reasonable amount of information on Augustine. I have drawn a blank on his parents, other than James was born c 1821 in Cranley Surrey. If and anyone has any hints or suggestions they would be very welcome.

Cheers
Les

Richard Hulse - Joseph Hulse - Family Unit 95 - Related!!!

AlbertHulse — 2011-12-23 20:44:25Z

DNA testing has shown descendents of Clan R are related to descendents of Joseph Hulse (1756-1821) and to descendents of family unit 95.

The tests show that Clan D descendents are related but that relationship goes back to a time prior to the use of surnames. This means that the over 240 family trees on ancestry that show Joseph Hulse descending from the Holsaert line would be wrong.

I am looking for others who have had DNA testing that would help to show the relationship of the different Hulse clans and Family units as shown on www.Hulsenet.net.

Albert Allen Hulse

Re: Please Help!!!! HULTS

glennhults — 2011-12-21 16:11:15Z

I know his wife Sophie/Sophia born 1911 died 1981. I dont have a brother sister or dad.I know that he is Harry Sr. my dad Harry Jr. my brother is the III.. So my Great Grandfather was not Harry. I saw a W. Harry Hults but no direct linkage that is me. I need a brother or marriage recor I think his wife was a stronjy but again no proof.
My dad was b.1932 in Oceanside,New york I know he had a large familyjust needa couple of the right scents to put me on track.

Re: Please Help!!!! HULTS

AlbertHulse — 2011-12-21 01:33:16Z

Hi Glenn;
If Philip is right on this you will be Haplogroup I1 if you have your DNA tested. A number of Hulse and Hults have been tested. You should find a close match to one of them.
There were 3 Families in New York and Virginia in the 1630 to 1776 time frame with the name Hulse, Holsaert (Hulse). Many of them signed with a mark and those writing the document for them used the spelling Hults.
There are 47 Harry in the database. Do you have more information? Spouse name, date married?
Albert Allen Hulse

Re: Please Help!!!! HULTS

glennhults — 2011-12-20 20:52:08Z

Will keep an eye out for it in the spring

Re: Please Help!!!! HULTS

Philip_Sonnichsen — 2011-12-20 04:42:53Z

Since you live in Nassau County, you are probably descended from Richard Hulse, who settled in Brookhaven Township
(Suffolk County)between 1675 and 1681. I don't have all
of that information on my laptop (I am presently driving
across the country) but in January when I get back I can
give you avenues to pursue. There are numerous spellings
of the name in the Brookhaven and Hempstead records.
"Hults" seems to be the most consistent spelling after 1713.
I will need your e-mail address since I will be including attachments.

Re: Please Help!!!! HULTS

cstev23 — 2011-12-20 04:13:36Z

Just a suggestion, the 1940 US census will be released next Spring, 2012. You might locate the information through that avenue...good luck.

Please Help!!!! HULTS

glennhults — 2011-12-20 04:06:42Z

I am looking for any information that I can Find My father HArry Hults jr. b. 1932 d.1998 his father was Harry Hults Sr. we are from Oceanside and all I know is that we have always lived in New York. I was born in Nassau county, New York So was My dad and I believe my Grandfather was to. Any Help would be deeply appreciated. and thank You ahead of time.

Family history

nigelh92 — 2011-12-09 09:25:19Z

An ancestor of mine, Florence Smith (nee Hulse), born 1867 in Birmingham England,emigrated to Canada. She died there around 1934, leaving children.
Is there any way of finding out more about her, given that there is not much to go on?
Thanks a lot
Nigel Hulse

Hulse, Thomas A., b. 1849 England, s/o Thomas & Betty (Shirett) Hulse –m. Caroline E. Linder

bchpink1 — 2011-12-06 03:56:23Z

Hulse, Thomas A., b. 1849 England, son of Thomas & Betty (Shirett) Hulse –m.Caroline E. Linder

from a book found on HeritageQuestOnline.com – not in my line as far as I know

Title: History of Adair County
Authors: Violette, E. M.
City of Publication: [Kirksville, Mo.?]
Publisher: Denslow History Co.
Date: 1911
Page Count: 1204
Notes: Includes indexes.
Reproduction of original in the Sutro Library
ill., maps, ports.
Reel/Fiche Number: (Genealogy and local history; LH15335)

Thomas A. Hulse, a native of Yorkshire, England, was born February 24, 1849, a son of Thomas and Betty (Shirett) Hulse. He was married July 31, 1870, to Caroline E. Linder, daughter of James H. and Salome F. (Baker) Linder.

They had nine children, only four of whom are living:
1. Lavinia Hulse, b. July 5, 1871; d. Dec. 22, 1875
2. Richard A. Hulse, b. May 18, 1873; d. July 31, 1874
3. Stella Hulse, b. Aug. 15, 1877; d. Mar. 2, 1889
4. Minnie Hulse, b. Sept. 11, 1870; m. Emery D. Waddill
5. Julia E. Hulse,b. Jan. 14, 1881; d. Jan. 2. 1910; m. May 16, 1906 to Marion H. Chambers
6. Walter H. Hulse, b. Sept. 23, 1882; m. May 10, 1908 to Pearl Talbert
7. Bertha Hulse, b. Feb. 18, 1889; d. Aug. 15, 1889
8. Lola L. Hulse, b. July 1, 1890
9. Earl A. Hulse, b. Dec. 3, 1893

Mr. Hulse came to America in August 1868 landing in Adair County soon after. The next year he went to farming in Walnut township. He continued that occupation until 1900, when he moved to Kirksville. He still owns the farm, in partnership with Charles Millbank. It consists of 190 acres, three miles south of Kirksville.

Mr. Hulse is a Republican in politics. In 1894 he was elected county assessor and served two terms. In 1909 he was elected city assessor. He belongs to the Elks Lodge.

Hulse, Merlin E. -b.1912 Kansas, s/o Lewis Hulse & Pearl Gerver -m. Gladys Schmidt

bchpink1 — 2011-12-06 03:52:13Z

Hulse, Merlin E. -b. 1912 Kansas, son of Lewis Hulse & Pearl Gerver -m. Gladys Schmidt

from a book found on HeritageQuestOnline.com – not in my line as far as I know

Title: The Abraham J. Siebert family record
Authors: Cooper, Lydia Eck
City of Publication: North Newton, Kan.
Publisher: Bethel College Historical Library
Date: 1959
Page Count: 103
Notes: Reproduction of original in the American Antiquarian Society
Reel/Fiche Number: (Genealogy and local history; G15075)
Subject Headings: Siebert, Abraham J., 1799-1869
Seibert family -- Siebert family
Primary Family Name: Seibert family

Gladys Schmidt, b. 22 Jan. 1912 in Greensburg, Kansas, married 23 Sep. 1935 to Merlin E. Hulse, b. 19 Apr. 1912, b. in Matfield Green, Kansas. Address is 221 North Gardner, Pratt, Kansas. They are Christian.

His parents are Lewis Hulse and Pearl Gerver.

Their children:

Merlin J. Hulse, Jr., b. 21 Aug. 1936 in Greensburg, Kansas, died 24 Aug. 1936
Neva Lee Hulse, b. 11 Aug. 1939, in Greensburg, Kansas
James Walter Hulse, b. 16 Aug. 1941, in Greensburg, Kansas, died 23 Aug. 1941

Re: Hulse Family NY

DKMCKPAINT — 2011-11-18 16:02:46Z

Hi. My father was Earl W Jones, son of Walter Irving Jones and Pearl Olive Hulse of Long Island, NY. They had three younger daughters: Shirley, Violet, and Roberta between 1910 and 1924. I have never known any of my family on either side of my parents' families. However, through Ancestry, this summer I met a cousin and talked to another from my mother's side. I would like to find the rest of my family. My mother was Charlotte Hope Jones. My father took my baby daughter and I to Long Island in 1968 to meet his Aunt Bess Cameron and her son, Robert. He also had me meet someone by the name of Williams that was a family member with a daughter about my age. I hope your connection to the Hulse side of the Family will help me find the rest of the my relatives. Thank you for your help. My email is DKMCKPAINT@AOL.COM

Re: Hulse Family NY

MaryVirginiaM — 2011-11-17 23:45:24Z

Albert,

Would like to exchange Hulse family information with you. My oldest proven ancestor is also Joseph Hulse (1756-1821).

You may contact me off line at grammajz@hotmail.com

Thanks,
Mary Virginia

Re: Hulse Family NY

48jhulse — 2011-11-05 01:18:30Z

Hi Lorraine, and others;
With at least three families on long island it has always been interesting trying to keep them straight. My Oldest proven Ancestor is Joseph Hulse 1756-1821. Not proven but many of us have Joseph descending from the Holsaert line that was on long Island at the same time as The Richard Hulse line.
Recent DNA tests show that I am an exact match to Brian who Descends from Richard Hulse. It also Shows that a Descendent from Benjamin Holsaert brother Thomas is in the same Haplogroup I1, but has an older clade or subgroup of I1.
If we don't have a non-paternity event here it suggests that Clan D and Clan R are related about 600 to 900 years further back, or before the time of Surnames. Thus two Families who come from separate immigrants were related between 800 and 1100 AD.

If anyone in England has traced back further on the line that Richard Hulse is from I would like to know if they found any Hulse who came to England from The Netherlands in that time frame.

Albert

Re: Hiram W. Hulse - Civil War NY Infantry Vols. Regiment, 27th, Co. C.

bchpink1 — 2011-10-02 21:02:18Z

We are "step" relations. I am hoping to find any info on my ancestors by way of a "back door" relation. Do you recognize any of the following names?

Henrietta Hollington Petford (my gr-gr-grandmother), after her husband died, married Richard Richards, whose wife had also passed away. She had two daughters, Elizabeth and Emma (my gr-grandmother).

Richard Richards had a son, Samuel, and a daughter, Selina. who were about the same ages as Henrietta's daughters. Selina married a Hulse. Selina had a son, Hiram Hulse (your gr-grandfather), who became the Anglican Bishop of Cuba. Do your family records reflect this?

1. Henrietta Hollington; b: 1819 in Redditch, England
. +Charles Petford, b: Abt. 1819 in Worcestershire County, England, m: Jun 1842 in Baptist Chapel, Alcester District, County Warwickshire, Worcestershire, England, d: Abt. 1850 in (Bowling Green, Ohio ?)
.. 2 Emma Maria Petford; b: 16 Jun 1844 in possibly Bowling Green, Wood Cnty, or Bowling Green Twnshp, Licking, Ohio; d: 20 Apr 1928 in Brooklyn, Kings County, NY
......+John "Jack" (NMI) Buckley; b: Abt. 1833 in Wallingford, (on the Thames, a suburb of London), England; m: Jul 1871 in Brooklyn, Kings County, NY; d: Abt. 1890 in Brooklyn, (Ward 7), Kings County, NY
........3 John Franklin Buckley; b: 12 Nov 1876 in Brooklyn, Kings County, NY; d: 12 Jun 1926 in Utica, NY
..........+Anna Woods Coon; b: 31 Oct 1874 in North Germantown, Columbia County, New York; m: 31 Aug 1901 in Germantown, NY (?); d: 28 Jul 1958 in NY
.............4 Dorothy Emma Buckley; b: 31 Dec 1902; d: 14 Jul 1974 in Brooklyn, Kings County, NY
...............+Kenneth R. Foland; b: 10 Mar 1897; d: Dec 1971 in Brooklyn, Kings County, NY
.............4 Muriel Hollington Buckley; b: 21 Jul 1903 in New York; d: Dec 1976 in Woodhaven, Queens County, NY
.............4 John Franklin Buckley; b: 16 May 1905; d: Jun 1981 in Largo, Pinellas County, FL
................+Martha b: 6 Mar 1907; d: Oct 1984 in FLA
..my father..4 [1] Harold Montague Buckley; b: 15 Aug 1911 in 238 Bainbridge Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, NY; d: 25 Sep 1990 in Greenville, Greenville County, SC
...............+Bernice Theresa Indorf; b: 10 Feb 1921 in 8533 Oceanview Avenue (now 89th Street), Queens, NY; m: 28 Jun 1942 in Woodhaven, Queens County, NY; d: 10 Aug 1954 in Brooklyn, Kings County, NY
...........*2nd Wife of [1] Harold Montague Buckley:
...............+Grace Jeanette Ravesloot; b. 1926 in ILL; m: 1957 ILL; d: 1990 NC
............4 [2] Clifford Webster Buckley; b: 1914 in NY; d: 1992 in NY
................+Mildred Margaret Hillsenbeck; b: 1917; m: in NY; d: in NY
...........*2nd Wife of [2] Clifford Webster Buckley:
................+Anne b: 1920
...........*3rd Wife of [2] Clifford Webster Buckley:
................+Beryl Graves b: in England
............4 Donald Irving Buckley; b: 1916; d: 1992 in NY
..................+Aline Bow; b: 1913; d: 1991 in NY
........3 Henrietta (Etta) Elizabeth Buckley; b: 1872 in NY
...........+Andrew Donald Fleming, Jr.; B: in NY; m: in NY; d: 1944
............4 Andrew Donald Fleming, III; b: in NY
..............+Margaret Lyons; b: in Mass. (?)
............4 Emma Grace Fleming; b: 1902 in NY; d: 1988 in NY
..............+Andrew Stanley Jardine; b: 1901 in Guyana; m: 1929; d: 1976 in NY
............4 Laura Henrietta Fleming; b: 1909 in NY
..............+Louis Chester Curth; b: 1908; m: 1929
............4 Anna Elizabeth (Bessie) Fleming; b: 1909 in New York; d: 1911 in New York
........3 Charles Petford Buckley; b: in New York; d: 1965
..........+Laura Ball Clark
............4 Charles Petford Buckley, Jr.; b: 1902 in New York; d: 1988
..............+Marion Monroe (or Munroe); b: 1905; d: 1981 in New York
............4 Eleanora Virginia Buckley; b: 1904 in New York
..............+Erle Vansant Painter; b: 1881 in Iowa ; d: 1968 in New York
............4 Roswell Buckley; b: 1905 in New York; d: 1920 in New York
............4 John (Jack) Buckley, b: 1907 in New York; d: 1984 in New York
..............+Jane Roberts; b: 1912 in New York; m: 1938 in New York; d: 1968 in New York
............4 Frederick Buckley; b: 1909 in NY; d: 1975 NY
............. +Ann
............4 David Buckley; b: 1914 in NY; d: 1999 in VA
..............+Ethel Lucy Soviero; b: 1914 in NY; d: 2001 FL
............4 Margaret Elizabeth Buckley; b: 1922
..............+William Hurley; b: 1919 in NY; d: 2005 in NY
........3 Frederick Buckley; b: 1875 in NY; d: 1882 in NY
........3 Emma Grace Buckley; b: 1878 in NY; d: 1878 in NY
........3 George Hollington Buckley; b: 1885 in NY
..........+Isabelle Capstick
.......... 4 Eleanor Isabelle Buckley
...........4 George H. Buckley, Jr.
..2 Elizabeth "Lizzie" Petford; b: Abt. 1843 in Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio
.....+Husband Cranston

*2nd Husband of [3] Henrietta Hollington:
. +Richard Richards; b: in England; m: Abt. 1850

__________________________________
Descendants of Richard Richards

Generation No. 1

1. RICHARD1 RICHARDS was born in England. He married (1) WIFE RICHARDS. He married (2) HENRIETTA HOLLINGTON Abt. 1850.

Notes for RICHARD RICHARDS:
Owned a Needles and Notions shop in NYC -
lived on Maiden Lane - Lower Manhattan, NYC (near the World Trade Center)

Had two children - Samuel and Selina

Notes for HENRIETTA HOLLINGTON:
Henrietta Hollington a socialite from Redditch, England who was 19 years old when she married Charles Petford who graduated and was ordained as a Baptist Minister at the age of 21. Her parents were of the Anglican faith.

Henrietta and Charles came to New York on their honeymoon and stayed with Mr. & Mrs. Richard Richards, who were their friends from England. Mr. Richards had a Needle and Notions shop on Maiden Lane, NYC (near the World Trade Center) and urged the Petfords to settle in NY.

However, Henrietta had cousins in Bowling Green, Ohio and wanted to visit them. The Petfords settled in Bowling Green and had two daughters, Elizabeth (Lizzie) born in 1843 and Emma Maria, born in 1844.

Charles traveled throughout the South on horseback as a circuit rider for the Southern Baptist Conference as a preacher of the Gospel in rural places. It was a very rough and hard life, and he died in 1850 when Emma Petford was only 6 years old.

After Charles' death, Henrietta Petford and her two little girls left Ohio and travelled back to New York by way of the Erie Canal. After the death of Mrs. Richards, Henrietta Petford married Richard Richards, (now a widower) who had two children - Samuel and Selina about the same ages of Henrietta’s daughters. When he retired, they moved to Tremont (which is now a part of the Bronx, NY). Henrietta may have lived in Mount Hope in upper Manhattan until about 1900.

The Cranston family were also close friends from England, and Elizabeth Petford married one of the Cranston's sons and moved to Brooklyn, NY. While staying with her sister, Emma Petford met John ("Jack) Franklin Buckley, who was a close friend of her brother-in-law Mr. Cranston. After a short courtship they were married.

Children of RICHARD RICHARDS and WIFE RICHARDS are:
i. SAMUEL2 RICHARDS, b. Abt. 1840.
2. ii. SELINA RICHARDS, b. Abt. 1840.

Generation No. 2

2. SELINA2 RICHARDS (RICHARD1) was born Abt. 1840. She married HUSBAND HULSE.

Child of SELINA RICHARDS and HUSBAND HULSE is:
i. HIRAM3 HULSE.

Notes for HIRAM HULSE:
Hiram Hulse was on a ship (the Morrow) off the coast of New Jersey that caught fire and drifted onto the New Jersey shore
Both Hiram and his wife were rescued.
Hiram was the Anglican Bishop of Cuba.

Re: Hiram W. Hulse - Civil War NY Infantry Vols. Regiment, 27th, Co. C.

eva_hulse — 2011-10-01 19:52:56Z

I'm a great-granddaughter of your Hiram Hulse (the Bishop of Cuba one). Are we related?

Re: Hulse, Caroline m. Isaac Davis, b. April 22, 1811

GenealogistGrrl — 2011-09-14 03:06:04Z

Thanks for the reference. Joan Scholl Francis gives Caroline's name as Sally Caroline, b. 15 JUL 1819 in NY - Dec 1898, daughter of Wisner Hulse and Fanny Mapes.
Patricia

Hulse, Caroline m. Isaac Davis, b. April 22, 1811

bchpink1 — 2011-09-13 06:58:19Z

Hulse, Caroline m. Isaac Davis, b. April 22, 1811

Wood, Ketcham, Matthews, Youngs, Davis, Hulse, Mills, Mapes, Hoyt, Hawkins, Tears, Tyrell, King, Campbell, Mulock Little, Harlow, Case, Amzi, Watkins, Seely, Reeve, Houston, Ludlow, Hunt, Eager, Carpenter, Tucker, Satterly, Thorn, Moore, Longstreet, Bush, Woodruff, Meyers, Stanton, Robinson, Moore, Miller, Root, Crawford, Mapes, Wilcox, Blizzard

from a book found on HeritageQuestOnline.com – not in my line as far as I know

Title: Ketcham family history
Authors: Penney, Elecat Jenette Ketcham,
City of Publication: [New York?]:
Publisher: W.J. Coulter,
Date: 1954
Page Count: 115
Notes: Reproduction of original in the American Antiquarian Society.
Reel/Fiche Number: (Genealogy and local history; G14478).
Subject Headings: Ketcham, John, 1716-1795.
Ketcham, Sarah Matthews, d. 1802.
Primary Family Name: Ketcham family.

The descendants of John Ketcham and his wife, Sarah Matthews of Mt. Hope Township (one time known as Doorpark, later Calhoun, and finally M. Hope), Orange County, New York
The first generation, the original Ketcham, and progenitor of the families in America, was Edward Ketcham, who came from England on the Hopewell. He settled at Ipswich, Massachusetts, in 1635, freeman March 1637, removed to Southold, Long Island, New York where he was a land owner in 1637. He died at Stratford, Connecticut in 1655, leaving seven children (four sons and three daughters: Mary, Hannah and Hester).

John, his son, was at Ipswich, Mass. in 1648, representative in general court, removed to Souket, Brookhaven, Long Island, New York, constable and notary in 1662, member of the Connecticut Legislature in 1664. He owned 150 acres of land at Newtown, Long Island. He m. Berthia Richardson on June 2, 1653.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
John Ketcham, b. Jan. 24, 1716 in Southold, was one of twelve children, m. Sarah Mathews, who bore him ten children (five sons and five daughters). The family moved to Orange County, New York, near the present village of Goshen, New York, of that part of it known as East Division. John Ketcham removed with his family some years later, to the present town of Mt. Hope, called in those early days, Deerpark. Here he purchased several hundred acres of land. These included the farms owned and occupied during the last fifty years, by the late Amos Ketcham, Joseph Ketcham, William S. Little, Andrew D. Thorn, Gabriel Hallock, and a portion if not the whole of the farm now occupied by Lewis A. Ketcham.

The house first occupied by John Ketcham and his family, was a log house, situated on that part of the farm of land, known to us as the Amos Ketcham or grist mill farm, occupying a spot in what is now a field to the northwest of the present house on said farm. Portions of the original claim have remained to, and are still occupied by members of the Ketcham family, who are descendants of John and Sarah Matthews Ketcham

John Ketcham spent the remainder of his life in the home founded here, dying at an advanced age April 21, 1794. In 1774, when he settled in Mt. Hope, it was then a part of Olde Ulster (County), Province of New York. Sarah Matthews, wife of John Ketcham survived him eight years. She died in 1802 aged over 80 years. Their children:
1) Phillip Ketcham, b. ___, m. ___ Elizabeth Youngs
a) Miriam Ketcham, b. Jan.22, 1771, d. at the age of 70 years; m. William Davis, b. June 19, 1760, d. at the age of 59, was son of Samuel Davis and Hannah Mills
i) Samuel Davis, born Jan. 5, 1789, was a carpenter and millwright, died unmarried
ii) Philip Davis, born Mar. 23, 1791, m. Ketura Mapes
iii) Hannah Davis, b. July 21, 1794, died Mar 15, 1810
iv) Youngs Davis, b. June 1, 1797, m. Mehetable Hoyt
v) Martha Davis, b. Mar 14, 1800, died unmarried
vi) Lydia Davis, b. Nov. 20, 1802, died Oct. 20, 1805
vii) James Davis b. March 22, 1806, m. Fanny Hawkins and had one child
(1) Sarah Frances Davis, b. ____, m. William H. Wood and resided at Finchville, Orange County
(a) Dewitt Wood m. Susie Tears, dau. of George H. Tears, now of Middletown, no children
(b) Emma Wood, m. John Tyrrell, son of Oliver Tyrell, no children
(c) Edson Wood, died in autumn of 1885
(d) Sena Wood, m. Charles Wood, nephew of her father, had six children
(e) Harry Wood, died in infancy
viii) Ruth Davis, b. Jan. 20, 1818, died unmarried
ix) Isaac Davis, b. April 22, 1811, m. Caroline Hulse
(1) Benjamin Hulse Davis, b. May 21, 1841
(2) Antoinette Davis
(3) Martha Davis
b) Jemima Ketcham, b. Mar. 13, 1773, baptized Jan. 16, 1774
c) John Ketcham
d) Asa Ketcham, b. ____, died of lockjaw, Sept. 27, 1810, aged 36 years, unmarried
e) Sarah Ketcham, b. Oct. 12, 1779 (mother of William Y. Wilson)
f) James Ketcham
g) Martha Ketcham, b. Jan. 20, 1786
2) John Ketcham, 3rd, b. Feb. 28, 1748; d. Feb 28, 1833, m. Abby Hawkins
a) Alexander Hawkins, bap. June 27, 1779 at Goshen
b) Abby Ketcham
c) William Ketcham
d) Aaron Ketcham
3) Joseph Ketcham, b. Sept. 23, 1750; d. Sept. 14, 1818 aged 65 years, 11 mos. and 21 days, at Mt. Hope on the paternal homestead; m. June 15, 1775 Prudence King, b. Jan. 17, 1756 in Suffolk County, New York, d. April 8, 1833, aged 77 years, 2 mos. and 22 days, in Mt. Hope. Joseph and Prudence are buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, the Plains, near Otisville.
a) William Ketcham, b. June 23, died in infancy
b) Amos Ketcham, b. June 23, 1776
c) Lucy Ketcham, b. Feb. 24, 1779
d) Isaac Ketcham, b. Aug. 7, 1780
e) Joseph Ketcham, Jr., b. June 21, 1782
f) Lydia Ketcham, b. Dec. 1, 1784
g) Elizabeth Ketcham, b. Dec. 15, 1786, died during girlhood
h) Rhoda Ketcham, b. July 29, 1788
i) Philip Ketcham, b. May 29, 1791
j) Prudence Ketcham, b. May 3, 1794
k) Sarah Ketcham, b. Oct. 5, 1796
4) James Ketcham, b. July 22, 1757, d. Nov. 17, 1832; m. Nov. 13, 1783 to Rhoda Campbell, dau. of Nathaniel and Phebe Campbell, b. July 2, 1762; d. July 20, 1818, buried at Otisville
a) Phebe Ketcham, b. July 10, 1789, d. April 26, 1810; m. July 5, 1809 to Joshua Mulock
b) Nancy Ketcham, b. Oct. 22, 1792; d. July 9, 1794
c) William Ketcham, b. Jan. 9, 1796; d. June 27, 1796
d) Betsy Ketcham, b. Mar. 14, 1797; d. June 15, 1863; m. Dec. 22, 1814 to William Schultz Little, d. Mar. 31, 1867
i) James Little, b. July 4, 1817
ii) Rhoda Little, b. Nov. 23, 1891
iii) Elmira Little, b. Sept. 12, 1823
iv) Harriett Little, b. Feb. 15, 1828
v) Louise Little, b. Feb. 10, 1833
vi) Arminda Little, b. Sept. 14, 1835
5) Isaac Ketcham, served in the Revolutionary War, was made prisoner and died as such
6) Elizabeth Ketcham, b. May 12, 1755; d. June 21, 1821, m. as his second wife, John Case, d. Feb. 11, 1819, age 77 yrs.
a) Amy Case, b. Oct. 23, 1774; d. May 4, 1797; m. 1794 to Stephen Harlow
b) John Case, Jr., b. Nov. 1, 1776; d. Oct. 5, 1816 m. and had one child: James Case
c) Isaac Case, b. Oct. 1, 1778, bap. June 6, 1778 at Goshen; d. July 3, 1853; m. Mrs. Maria Amzi (no children)
d) Sarah Case, b. Sept. 13, 1780, bap. Feb. 25, 1781; Goshen; m. Hezekiah Watkins, Sr.
i) Hanna Watkins; m. Oct. 8, 1818 to J. Cooper Reeve at Goshen Church (had five daughters and two sons)
ii) Hezekiah Watkins, Jr.; m. Dec. 6, 1820 to Sarah Ann Seely; had two daughters, Sarah and Lavenia
e) Joshua Case, b. April 14, 1782; m. Elizabeth ___. Children: Ferdinand, John, Isaac, Benjamin, Joshua, Jr., Mary Ann, Elvira, Fanny Jane
f) William Case, b. Nov. 29, 1785; m. Jane Houston on Jan. 11, 1812 at Goshen Church. They had four children: Sarah Jane, Elizabeth, Harriett, and Mary
g) Elisha Case, b. April 24, 1788, m. to Ann Dashwood Ludlow, widow of his half brother, Benjamin. They had one daughter, Margaret Thornton Case, m. Nathaniel Hunt (left no children)
h) Joseph Case, b. Nov. 1, 1790, unmarried
i) Delilah Case, b. June 19, 1794, m. Dec. 19, 1811 to John Eager, son of Thomas and Margaret Eager
i) Margaret Eager, b. Jan 12, 1814, d. unmarried June 5, 1872
ii) Ann Eliza Eager, b. Dec. 23, 1815
iii) Thomas Eager, b. Jan. 14, 1818
iv) Sarah Maria Eager, b. Dec. 27, 1819
v) William Case Eager, b. Nov. 2, 1821
vi) Benjamin C. Eager, b. Sept. 21, 1823
vii) Joseph C. Eager, b. Dec. 25, 1825
viii) Jane Eager, b. Oct. 5, 1828
ix) Hannah Matilda Eager, b. July 6, 1831
x) Mary Milliken Eager, b. Aug. 24, 1835
j) Mary Ann Case, b. May 8, 1799
7) Martha Ketcham, m. Mr. Eastwood or Eastman
8) Mariam Ketcham, m. to John Carpenter
9) Ruth Ketcham, m. (1) to James Tucker and (2) to William Davis
10) Mary Ketcham, b. Jan 2, 1766; d. Oct. 29, 1808, m. Andrew Davis, d. Dec. 12, 1853, aged 91 years, 7 mos. 3 days
a) Hannah Davis, b. Dec. 23, 1788; d. Dec. 27, 1875; m. Jacob Satterly on Jan. 15, 1807, d. Sept. 30, 1877.
i) Phebe Ann Satterly, m. Samuel Eager
ii) Mary Satterly, m. Oliver Blizzard
iii) Nancy W. Satterly, m. John M. Robinson
iv) Harriett Satterly, m. Jonathan Stanton, son of Joseph & Sara (Wilcox) Stanton
v) Josiah W. Satterly, d. aged 5 years
vi) Hannah Eliza Satterly, m. William Meyers
vii) Sarah Satterly, d. aged 19 years
viii) Samuel B. Satterly, m. Delia Woodruff
ix) Jacob Thompson Satterly, d. Nov. 17, 1876; m. Charlotte Bush
x) Elizabeth Satterly, m. Samuel F. Eager
xi) Esther Jane Satterly, m. Cornelius Longstreet
xii) Emily Houghtaling Satterly, d. aged 9 years
b) Sally Davis, b. 1790; m. John Thorn
i) Robert Thorn, m. Eliza Ketcham, dau. of James & Hannah (Satterly) Ketcham
ii) Andrew Davis Thorn m. Lucinda Moore
iii) Mary Thorn (married)
iv) Samuel Thorn, m. a Mr. Miller
v) Isaac Thorn, died unmarried
vi) Hannah Thorn, m. Hiram Root
vii) Susannah Thorn, m. Orren ____
viii) John Thorn
c) Elizabeth Davis, b. 1791, m. Samuel G. Crawford. Both died at Havana, Schuyler County, New York. Their children went to Oregon
i) Madoram Crawford
ii) Elizabeth Crawford
iii) John D. Crawford
iv) Ronald Crawford
d) Mary Davis, b. Mar. 15, 1793; d. Aug. 26, 1864; m. Daniel Mapes
e) Samuel Davis
f) John Ketcham Davis, b. July 2, 1800
g) Susan Davis, b. April 27, 1805, d. Feb.

Re: Henry Edgar Hulse

wendyfloraknight — 2011-09-09 01:48:44Z

Henry E. Hulse and Hattie N. Barton were my great-great grandparents. I would also love to have your family tree, if you wouldn't mind sharing. :)
Wendy Flora Knight
granddaughter of Rosamund Oneida Myers
who was granddaughter of Hattie Nora Barton

Hulse, Charles E. & Sarah M. Scott -Old gravestones of Ulster county, NY

bchpink1 — 2011-07-29 05:49:20Z

Hulse - Old gravestones of Ulster county, NY

from a book found on HeritageQuestOnline

Title: Old gravestones of Ulster County, New York : twenty-two-thousand inscriptions
Authors: Poucher, J. Wilson
City of Publication: unknown
Publisher: unknown
Date: 1931
Page Count: 429
Notes: ill., plates.
Reel/Fiche Number: Genealogy and local history ; LH6994
Subject Headings: Epitaphs -- New York (State) -- Ulster County.
Registers of births, etc. -- New York (State) -- Ulster County.
Ulster County (N.Y.) -- Genealogy.
New York (State) -- Ulster County

Twenty-two Thousand Inscriptions
Collected and Edited by J. Wilson Poucher, M.D. and Byron J. Terwilliger
Collections of the Ulster County Historical Society – Volume I – 1931

Town of Marlborough – Riverside Cemetery, Marlborough, N.Y. community ground
(copied August 29th and 30th, 1927 by Dr. J. Wilson Poucher and Byron J. Terwilliger)

Hulse, Charles E., Co. F, 188th Pa. Vols., Jan 26, 1899, 59-7-17
Hulse, Sarah M. Scott, w. of Charles E., Feb. 2, 1915

Re: Hulse Family NY

familytracker08 — 2011-07-23 22:38:34Z

I don't have Norman in my database. Do you have his parents' names?

Re: Hulse Family NY

timothygilcrist78 — 2011-07-22 07:35:04Z

My grandfathers name was Norman Hulse 1911-1983, of Brick town,NJ. He was the chief of the Herbertsville fire department in the late 1940's. He had two daughters, Nancy and Debra.

Re: Hulse Family NY

DKMCKPAINT — 2011-07-20 04:34:23Z

Thank you for the information. If I find anything, I will post it.

Re: Hulse Family NY

cstev23 — 2011-07-20 02:02:04Z

Good Evening,
Have you tried looking through the Hulse surnames at the Long Island Genealogy site?? Happy hunting.

Re: Hulse Family NY

familytracker08 — 2011-07-20 01:58:23Z

We assume we're related to the Hulses on Long Island but I haven't made the connection and missed the publication of the Hulse family history that Lynn Harper did which may have connected some of those families. Interestingly, one of my great great grandfather's brothers, had a daughter named Pearl. I always think such evidence, while circumstantial, to be hopeful.

Re: Hulse Family NY

Philip_Sonnichsen — 2011-07-18 21:25:51Z

Interesting message for several reasons, not the least of
which is that I used to live in East Moriches and was in Patchogue frequently. I can tell you a good bit about the Hulse family from our immigrant ancestor Richard Hulse
through my great-grandfather Samuel whose family moved
from Brookhaven township to Hempstead. Samuel left Hempstead for Minnesota and ultimately Iowa in the mid-1850s. Please write to me directly if I can be helpful.
Philip Sonnichsen, cpsonnichsen@gmail.com

Re: Hulse Family NY

DKMCKPAINT — 2011-07-18 20:51:08Z

My grandmother was Pearl Olive Hulse who married Walter Irving Jones. They had five children between 1908-1924. The first died as an infant. Earle W. Jones, oldest and my father,was born in 1909. He had three younger sisters, Shirley,Violet and Roberta. Have you seen any of these names. I never knew any of my family on my father's side and just recently found some cousins on my mother's side thru Ancestry. It is wonderful finding family!! My grandparents were from the Patchogue area. Thank You for any help.

Hulse - Ancestors of James Wilson Yates & his wife Nancy Davis Terry

bchpink1 — 2011-06-03 23:14:04Z

Hulse - Ancestors of James Wilson Yates & his wife Nancy Davis Terry

Title: Ancestors of James Wilson Yates and his wife Nancy Davis Terry: showing Mayflower descent from John Alden, Myles Standish, William Mullines, Alice Mullines, Priscilla Mullines, from Rev. Nathaniel Brewster and through the Drakes, from nearly all the royal families of Europe
Authors: Frost, Josephine C.
City of Publication: New York
Publisher: F.H. Hitchcock
Date: 1926
Page Count: 96
Notes: "Only fifty copies of this book have been printed and the type distributed. This copy is number [10]"
Includes bibliographical references and index.
folded geneal. tables.
Reel/Fiche Number: Genealogy and local history ; G1994
Subject Headings:
Yates family. / Terry family.
Yates, James Wilson, 1841-1899.
Shaffer, Irene Yates, b. 1868.
Alden / Standish / Mullines / Brewster / Drakes
Primary Family Name: Yates family. / Terry family.

Hulse – found on Page 49

Paul Hulse m. Esther Mapes
Caleb Mapes Hulse m. Jerusha Petty
Hannah Hulse m. Brewster Terry
Brewster Terry m. Urania Davis
Nancy Davis Terry m. James Wilson Yates
Irene Yates m. Jacob H. Shaffer

1) Paul Hulse is the first one of this family whose direct line can be definitely traced. There can be no doubt but that he was the grandson of Richard and Hanna Hulse who were in Brookhaven, L.I. between 1665-1670 but through which son is not known. In a deed given by Paul’s son Caleb Mapes Hulse he mentions “land that was my father’s” but a thorough search at Riverhead fails to reveal any land belonging to Paul, owning no doubt to deeds being unrecorded.

Paul Hulse was a Deacon in the Presbyterian Church at Middle Island, L.I., and is buried in its cemetery across the road from its edifice and his gravestone shows that he died Feb. 7, 1799 in his 91st year. He married first in Southold, L.I., Dec. 2, 1747, Esther daughter of Caleb and Tabitha (Alibon) Mapes. When she died is not known. He married second, July 22, 1773, widow Mary Filer of Drowned Meadow who survived him. He made his will at Brookhaven, Oct. 10, 1785, which was proven April 12, 1799 in which he mentions his wife Mary and bequeaths his son Isaac “the place where I live” and names his other children as Caleb M., Tabitha and Martha. This will is filed in Riverhead, L.I. Liber B. p. 43.

During the Revolutionary War, he was Deacon Paul Hulse, of the 4th Company of Militia under Capt. David Mulford, signed the Association in Brookhaven, in May 16, 1775 and June 8, 1775. (The Refugees of 1776 from L.I. to Conn. pp. 1060 and 1061.)

2) Caleb Mapes Hulse, son of Deacon Paul and Esther (Mapes) Hulse was born at Coram, L.I. Sept. 22, 1748 and died there Jan. 1, 1810. He married at Wading River, L.I. July 22, 1773, Jerusha, daughter of John and Charity Petty of that place. She was baptized in the Presbyterian Church at Mattituck as their daughter on Aug., 29, 1753 and died at Fire Place, Sept. 7, 1840. They are both buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery at Middle Island, L.I.

He was known as Major Caleb Hulse, serving as 2nd Major in the Suffolk County Militia in 1797 but his name has not been found on the Revolutionary rolls. He made his will in Brookhaven, Dec. 3, 1808, which was proven Jan. 8, 1810, in which he mentions his wife Jerusha and names his children as Hannah Terry; Juliana Davis; Elizabeth Ellison; son Phineas and his son Ulysses, leaving them part of the Jonathan Benjamin farm which “I had by deed from Benjamin Overton, executor of Jonathan Benjamin”; son Caleb Mapes and his wife Lucy; son Whitehead K. “land that was my father’s”; son Daniel “land I had of Elisha Hammond”; son Isaac; son Simeon; daughter Charity; daughter Elizabeth. His executors were his wife with Benjamin Hallock and Capt. Samuel Davis.

His son Isaac became a distinguished naval surgeon in the United States service, receiving the appointment of surgeon’s made in the Navy in May 1823. In 1824 he was made Assistant Surgeon of the naval hospital at Gasport, Va., and in 1825 was made Surgeon. He was located for some time at Pensacola, Fla. and in 1838, received the appointment of Fleet Surgeon of the West Indies Squadron.

3) Hannah Hulse, daughter of Caleb Mapes and Jerusha (Petty) Hulse, was born at Wading River, L.I. September 12 or 17, 1774 and died at Patchogue, L.I. July 22, 1858 and is buried there. She married first in 1789, Elisha Hammond, born in Coram, L.I., who died there Nov. 20, 1803 in his 36th year and who is buried in the Baptist cemetery of that place. She married second in Feb. 1807, Brewster, born March 29, 1770, died Feb. 1, 1841, son of Timothy Brewster and Elizabeth (Davis) Terry, who is also buried at Patchogue, L.I.

In a private manuscript, the children by her first husband are named Samuel Smith Jerusha, Caleb and Mary; by her second husband, Brewster, Rhoda Swazey, Eliza Ann, Charlotte Marilla and Ophelia Hatfield.

References:
Presbyterian Cemetery at Middle Island, L.I., Council of Appointment, N.Y. State, p. 362
Thompson’s History of L.I., Vol. 1, p. 435.
Wills and Deeds at Riverhead, L.I.
Mather’s Refugees, pp. 1057, 1060.
Presbyterian Church Records at Southold, L.I. and Mattituck, L.I.
Southold Box in N.Y. Genealogical Society, book 101, pp. 39, 104.106.

Re: Hulse (Hiram, George, Paul, Samuel) - Hallock family - L.I., NY

cstev23 — 2011-06-03 23:10:05Z

Good Evening,
Just a quick email to say "thank you" for your quick reply to my posting. Every little piece helps to fill in the family puzzle. All the best with your searches.

Catherine Hallock Hulse –b.1802- m. Paul Hulse (2nd wife)

bchpink1 — 2011-06-03 23:06:21Z

Catherine Hallock Hulse –b.1802- m. Paul Hulse (2nd wife)

from a book found on HeritageQuest online - not in my line as far as I know

Title: A Hallock genealogy : an attempt to tabulate and set in order the numerous descendants of Peter Hallock who landed at Southold, Long Island, N.Y., about the year 1640 and settled at Aquebogue, near Mattituck ...
Authors: Hallock, Lucius H.
City of Publication: Orient, N.Y.
Publisher: L.H. Hallock
Date: 1926
Page Count: 754
Notes: On spine: 1640-1928.
Genealogical tables: p. 23-52.
Pages 53-58, 649-654 and 14 unnumbered pages at back of book are blank.
Includes index.
"Sources": p. 743-744.
ill., coat of arms, ports.
Reel/Fiche Number: Genealogy and local history ; G1105
Subject Headings: Hallock family.
Hallock, Peter.
Primary Family Name: Hallock family.

Catherine Hallock Hulse (P. 7. Josiah 6. Josiah d.10)
was daughter of Josiah Hallock
Was second wife of Paul Hulse, of Baiting Hollow, L.I., her sister, Anna, being the first.
Was born 1802, died 1877.
The children were:

1. Capt. Paul Hulse, drowned at sea 1848
2. Lewis Hulse, Son William L. Hulse, of Center Moriches. Painter and decorator.
3. Josiah Hulse, drowned at sea. Married Phebe Raynor, of Speonk
4. Lydia Hulse, married Smith Gordon, of Monorville.
5. Sarepta Hulse, married Louis Davis, of Baiting Hollow
6. Frank Hulse, married Ester Norton, of Mt. Sinai
7. Catherine Hulse, married Nathaniel Dayton
8. Jane Hulse, married Albert Reeve

Paul Hulse was a farmer of Wading River, L.I.

Re: Hulse (Hiram, George, Paul, Samuel) - Hallock family - L.I., NY

bchpink1 — 2011-06-03 23:05:24Z

Re: Pease, Charles E., M.D. -b.1857 NY -son of E.H. & Sarepta (Hulse) Pease

GenealogistGrrl — 2011-06-02 10:32:21Z

Thank you for posting the find. E.H. Pease was Ephraim H. Pease, son of Wm R. Pease 1791 and Susannah Baker. Serepta Hulse was the daughter of David Overton Hulse 1777 and Sarah (Hallock) Hulse 1790.

Pease, Charles E., M.D. -b.1857 NY -son of E.H. & Sarepta (Hulse) Pease

bchpink1 — 2011-06-02 05:23:17Z

Pease, Charles E., M.D. (b.1857 NY) s/o E.H. & Sarepta (Hulse) Pease

found in a book on HeritageQuest online – not in my line as far as I know

Title: Commemorative biographical encyclopedia of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania: containing sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and many of the early Scotch-Irish and German settlers.
Authors: Anonymous
City of Publication: Chambersburg, Pa.
Publisher: J.M. Runk
Date: 1896
Page Count: 1223
Notes: "In the compilation of the biographies we were ably assisted by William H. Egle ... A.S. Dudley ... Harry I. Huber ... R.H. Schively."
Includes index.
ports. ;
Reel/Fiche Number: Genealogy & local history; LH 975
Subject Headings: Dauphin County (Pa.) -- Biography.
Pennsylvania -- Dauphin County

Biographical Encyclopedia of Dauphin County - found on page 803

Pease, Charles E., M.D., Middletown, was born in Brook Haven, L.I., May 9, 1857. He is a son of E.H. and Sarepta (Hulse) Pease. He obtained his literary education at Claverack College. He read medicine with Dr. Thomas Shaw, of Pittsburgh, and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1882. He began practice at Irvington, N.J. In November, 1882, he came to Middletown, where he has since enjoyed an extensive practice. He is surgeon for the American Tube and Iron Company and Pennsylvania Railroad Company. He is a member of the Dauphin County Medical Society. He belongs to Triune Lodge, I.O.O.F., to the Patriarch Encampment and the Royal Arcanum. He is a stockholder and director in the Middletown Drainage Company. In politics Dr. Pease is an active Republican. He and his wife are members of the Presbyterian church, in which he holds the office of trustee. He was married, in December, 1882, to Miss Mary A. Hedden, daughter of Morris Hedden, of Orange, N.J. They have two children: Norman D. and Ada Scott.

Re: Hulse (Hiram, George, Paul, Samuel) - Hallock family - L.I., NY

cstev23 — 2011-05-31 23:35:02Z

Interested in learning more of Catherine Hallock...second wife of Paul Hulse. My connection is through Josiah Hulse,son, lost at sea aboard the Jennie Stout in 1874.

Re: Hulse, Spittles, Codners and Pammant

sheraleecairns — 2011-05-14 13:07:11Z

Are you related to a frank Dean born abt 1882 married 1910 warwickshire to a florence cookes

Anna Hulse married to William Taulman

w_scott_wallace — 2011-05-09 18:10:52Z

I am seeking any information that may identify Anna Hulse who married William Taulman before 1816. I believe they were married in New York and she died in Ohio in 1819. William died in Flat Rock Indiana in 1820. They left two known sons, William and Calvin, and a daughter known from a census.

Re: Quantrill's gang

LindaPeveto — 2011-04-25 23:22:09Z

Hi, Frank, How are you? Still going to Tenn.? My aunt asks about you.

I've found some interesting ties to the Holsonbake(back, beck) family. I think they met in Tenn and went on through Ark and on to TX. Jeptha Holsonbake was my grandmother's grandfather. Her mother was Margaret Zoie Holsonbake wife of Thomas McKinney Hulse. We need to meet at the library in Nashville! It is magnificent! And, they are so helpful! Linda lpeveto@yahoo.com

Re: Abraham Valentine Hulse

LindaPeveto — 2011-04-25 23:18:35Z

Have you tried Hulse Clan V? Researched by John Slayton. It's accurate. My line goes through AV Hulse whose son was James P. Hulse (my great-great grandfather). My g-grandfather was Thomas McKinney Hulse and his daughter, "Tassie" was my grandmother. Is your AV Hulse the one that was married to Nancy(?) Rector. If so, the above will help.

We live in Houston, Texas. I can be reached at lpeveto@yahoo.com

Re: Abraham Valentine Hulse, 1844-1932, d. Ardmore, OK, USA

LindaPeveto — 2011-04-25 23:15:17Z

Hey!

Got my uncle to do DNA with Ancestry. Got both Maternal and Paternal testing done. lp

Re: Abraham Valentine Hulse, 1844-1932, d. Ardmore, OK, USA

LindaPeveto — 2011-04-25 23:15:11Z

Hey!

Got my uncle to do DNA with Ancestry. Got both Maternal and Paternal testing done. lp

Re: Abraham Valentine Hulse

LindaPeveto — 2011-04-25 23:13:01Z

There is a AV Hulse who has a statue in his memory in Nashville, Tenn. He represented two different districts in the State of Tennessee. I've not looked back at my records for a while....but, maybe, we're looking at two different people.

I am Linda Peveto. My line goes through AV Hulse who was married to Nacncy(?) Rector. His son was James Peart(l) Hulse who fought witht he Confederacy in Arkansas. He came to Texas and spent 68 years as a circuit-riding Methodist preacher. He is buried in Rising Star, Texas with other Hulses. My great-grandfather was Thomas McKinney Hulse (son of JP Hulse and husband of Margaret Zoie Holsonbake). My grandmother was Tassie (Itasca) Hulse Smith. My mother was Allene Delores Smith, Tassie's daughter.

I'm interested in corresponding with you if you have time. My husband (Mathematics) and I(Psychology) are college professors. We retired and our college is growing so fast -- we went back to help in the crunch. We have two sons, one is a Special Agent in the US Secret Service and one has a recreational 1,000 acre lake/restaurant/park about 90 miles north of Houston. I am a native Houstonian. We've been back in Houston 36 years. I can be reached at lpeveto@yahoo.com. I'm trying to make contact with some of the West Texas Hulses, also.

Linda Peveto