JOSIAH HULL 1616-1675

[Ancestral Link: Harold William Miller, son of Edward Emerson Miller, son of Anna Hull (Miller), daughter of William Hull, son of William E. Hull, son of John Hull, son of Lemuel Hull, son of Thomas Hull, son of Josiah Hull.]

Birth: November 10, 1616, Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA
Death: November 16, 1675, Killingworth, Middlesex County, Connecticut, USA

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Parents: George Hull (1590 - 1659)
Thomasine Mitchell Hull (1592 - 1655)

Spouse: Elizabeth Loomis Hull (1619 - 1675)
Burial: Unknown
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Josiah Hull was eldest child of George Hull of Windsor. He was Deputy of the General Court 1659, 1660, and 1661. In 1662 he moved to Killingworth, Conn. where he was Deputy 1667 to 1674Source: Mike James originally submitted this to James/Griffin Burrows/Mathern Family Tree on 5 February 2008
Was Deputy to the Connecticut legislature for Windsor, Connecticut in 1659, 1660 and 1662. After moving to Killingworth (now Clinton), Connecticut, he served as Lieutenant in the Trainband and was Deputy for most of the period 1667-1674. In 1671 he was Commissioner for Killingworth.
Source: JennandJan originally submitted this to Lemmon Tree on 27 November 2006

Josiah Hull, Sr.* In October,1663, the committee appointed to form rules for the settlement of "Homonassett," (Killingworth.) It was determined that thirty families should settle on the east side of Hammonassett, at least. Committee were Samuel "Wyllys, Henry Wolcott and Wm.Wadsworth. Those who were entered as planters by the committee in 1663, and found on Killingworth town record, were Bryan Rossiter, Wm.Hayden, Edward Griswold,(from Windsor,) John Miegs, Sen., *John Skinner. Josias Hull, Simon Mills, Wm. Kelsey, *John Stedman, Wm. Wellman, (of N. L.,) *John Clow, Sen., *John Clow, Jun., "Josias Ellsworth, Samuel Buell, *Bobert Howard, Jonas Westover, Josiah Gilbert, Wm. Barber, Matthew Beckwitb.—(those with stars never came or soon left.) (Hon.Matthew Allyn had lands laid out to him, bnt never resided at KilHngworth.) Added to the above list, 13. Thomas Smith; 14. Henry Farmon; 15. JohH Roesiter; 16. Jonathan Dunnln; 17.Thomas Stevens; 18.William Stevens; 19. Geo.Chatfleld; 20. John Kelsey ; 21. Henry Crane : 22. Eleazer Isbell ; 23. Benjamin Wright : 24. Joseph Hand : 25. Robert Williame : 20. John Nettleton ; 27. John Hodge : 28. Josiah Hull. Sen. (Killinçworth Town Пес.) Descendants of Eossiters. Griawolds. Hulls, Kelaeys, Williams'«, Duelle, Farmans, Slovene's, Chatoelds.Cranes, Isbells.Wrights, are now at Klllmgworth. but few, if any, of the descendants of the original settle» are now there, the numerous graves showing where they were laid.
Source: A Catalogue of Names of the Early Puritan Settlers of Conneticut Bottom of pp 625 and 626
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Lt. Josias Hull
From: http://hullfamilytree.com/index.cgi?a=i&Id=3426
Birth of Children are from the Barbour collection of Vital Records for Killingworth Ct.Other Source:Robert E, Hulls Book The "Hull Family History" the Ancestors and descendants of George Hull

Lt. Josias was baptized November 10, 1616 At St. Bartholomew's Chruch Crewkernw, Somerset, England.

He probably came from England with his parents in 1631-32 and settle at Dorchester, Massachusetts. He was married to Elizabeth Loomis at the Congregational Church, Windsor Connecticut.

Josias' death was recorded by Matthew Grant at Windsor, but occurred at Killingworth
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A little Bio
Josiah Hull was eldest child of George Hull of Windsor. He was Deputy of the General Court 1659, 1660, and 1661. In 1662 he moved to Killingworth, Connecticut where he was Deputy 1667 to 1674. John Hull, their descendant, was first mint master of first mint established in Boston, Massachusetts, 10 June 1652. One Hull was a Judge of Probate Court. One killed by lightning. Some of the descendants of Elizabeth and Josiah Hull married into the following families: Kelsey, Buell, Peabody, Nettleton, Hurd, Grant, Griswold, Burnham, Stevens, Burr, Chittenden, Clark, Gaylor, Ward, Seward, etc.

A Kelsey and a Hull family moved to Wabaunsee, Kansas prior to the Civil War.
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Josiah Hull (1620-1675)
Was Deputy to the Connecticut legislature for Windsor, Connecticut in 1659, 1660 and 1662. After moving to Killingworth (now Clinton), Connecticut, he served as Lieutenant in the Trainband and was Deputy for most of the period 1667-1674. In 1671 he was Commissioner for Killingworth.
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