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• Mary L LULL born 20 mar 1855 New York
  Looking for the PARENTS of Mary L Lull
  born 20 March 1885 New York
  Died 16 Feb 1939 Burlington, New York
  Married 19 Jan 1884 of Burlinton, New York
  Any help is welcome
  Paul Walworth
• LULL Family of Chenango County, New York
  I am looking for anyone that might be researching the LULL family of Chenango County, New York. I have family that is tied in with this family and would like to share information and compare notes.
  
  Carol
• Mark P Lull, b. 1849, New York
  Anybody have any information on the parents of Mark P Lull, born in New York about 1849? Wife Martha, daughter Mabel.
• Austin Lull
  I am fairly new to the ancestry site, but I believe I am a descendant of Austin Lull. As far as I have gathered, Austin married Mariann and one of his children was Helen. I believe Helen gave birth to my great-grandmother, who became Jerusha Williamson. I am seeking any information, photos or interesting documents I can find.
• Raymond S. Lull 1914-2006
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• Lull's from Estonia
  im looking for anyone with ANY information on the Lull's from Estonia. My grandmother was a Lull and she came here from Estonia with her family to Ellis Island no one seems to know of any other family still around.
• Walter E. Lull- Michigan, Philadelphia
  I'm looking for additional information on
  Walter E. Lull. He was born in 1871 in Michigan
  and lived in Philadelphia in 1900. He was
  married to Harriet E. Hawkes. They had two
  children - Grace and Walter.
• William B Lull, Son of Rev. William Lull
  I am looking for information on William B. Lull (Jr??), grandson of the methodist minister Rev. William Lull. I believe he married Kate Embree in Yonkers, NY in the 1920's and that he may have written an arcticle or book on Calamity Jane. If anyone has knowledge of his parents too, that would be helpful.
  
  Thank you.
• George W. Lull, b. Hartland, Vermont 28 May 1830; died San Francisco 16 Apr 1899
  Looking for parents/info on George Washington LULL. He came to California in the 1850s and settled finally in San Luis Obispo Co. near San Simeon (Hearst Castle area) prior to 1863. He married (his 2nd wife) in 1863 Mary Leah Barnhardt Inman. He tried his hand at cattle but after a draught was successful dry goods trader in Cambria until his death in 1899. He was taken to San Francisco for health reasons but died there. Buried Colma, San Mateo Co., CA, Cypress Lawn Cem. Death certificate unavailable due to 1906 quake in San Fran. Funeral under auspices of Masons & left local Hesperian Masons $$ in will. George's first wife died after one child, Lizzie Avery last referred to as being in Linn, Mass. She evidently did not come to California with him as a child. Would George be any relation to Lewis R. LULL who died in San Francisco 1894 and seems to have come to Marysville, CA at first?
  Many thanks to Lull researchers who might help. I am member of historical society researching George as an early pioneer of Cambria.
• Gerald E. Lull Obituary, Oneonta, New York
  ONEONTA, NY - Gerald E. Lull, 75, of Oneonta, passed away Thursday, March 30, 2006, in Florida, after a long illness.
  He was born June 16, 1930, in White Sulphur Springs, the son of Jay M. and Madolin L. (Everett) Lull.
  
  Gerald was a graduate of Cornell University.
  
  On Jan. 29, 1955, Gerald married Margaretha Anltenhofen; together they shared 51 years of marriage.
  
  Gerald owned and operated a dairy farm on the back Laurens road. Today, his sons run the farm.
  
  He was a member of the Laurens Planning Board, the Board of Assessment Review, and was an Agway Committee Man.
  
  Gerald loved spending time with his family, especially his two granddaughters. He will be deeply missed.
  
  Gerald is survived by his loving wife, Margaretha M. Lull; three sons and daughters-in-law, Gary R. and Karen Lull of Laurens, Jerome J. Lull of Laurens and Douglas M. and Connie Lull of Westford; two granddaughters, Madolin and Mariah Lull of Norwich; two sisters and a brother-in-law, Francella Stepp of Zephyrhills, Fla., and Laurens, and Lorraine and Jack Reed of West Oneonta; one brother and sister-in-law, Bernard and Phyllis Lull of Zephyrhills, Fla. and Laurens; as well as several nieces and nephews.
  
  Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 18, 2006, in the Laurens Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Harry Myers officiating. Burial will follow in the Elm Row Cemetery, Laurens. The family will greet friends at the church from 10 a.m. until service time.
  
  In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to either the Laurens Presbyterian Church, Laurens, NY 13796 or to the Laurens Emergency Squad, Laurens, NY 13796, in loving memory of Gerald E. Lull.
  
  Funeral arrangements are by the Bookhout Funeral Home of Oneonta, NY.
  Published in The Daily Star, Oneonta, NY, from 4/11/2006 - 4/15/2006.
• Hank Lull,Mike Lull,Robert D Lull, Robert C. Lull in Colorado
  If anyone has info on the Lull's In Colorado
  Or Know's anything about the family please connect me
• Herman Lull m. Cora Bush, 1900, Benton Harbor, Michigan
  Herman Lull married Cora Bush in September 1900 in Benton Harbor, MI. I am interested in the family of Cora Bush, particularly her brother, James Henry Bush, and was wondering if anyone in the Lull family has any info on him, as a side note on their research. James was married in 1895 to a Hattie/Hettie B. Gogley, who appears to be a mystery. No information can be found on her. Their wedding certificate shows her parents & birthplace as "unknown". James went to Oregon & was married again in 1913. Any information on James & Hattie would be appreciated. Herman & Cora had at least 1 child, Lynn (born approx. 1904) & 1 grandchild, Lynn Patrick Lull, born about 1927 in Illinois.
  So maybe someone in the Lull family knows something about Uncle James, gr-uncle James, etc, as a result of some research. Anything appreciated.
• Ipswich, Mass. Site
  Ipswich, Mass. FISHERY
  The Lull family had owned the buildings to take these fish and place them in barrels for the India Market.
  
  Some years, individuals who bought the privilege of fishing, have caught a considerable number of alewives in Mile River, for the West India market.
  
  For more information please visit http://john-slaughter.rootsweb.com/IpswichHistory/ To see your surnames use the Index, but take the time to READ this site it’s worth it.
  
  Gary Allen Lull
• Diary of Captain Benjamin Warren at Massacre of Cherry Valley, NY.
  
• New LULL board administrator
  Hello LULL researchers!
  
  I have recently "adopted" the LULL message board but must admit, I am not researching the name...simply adopted it because I feel sorry for "orphaned" boards.
  
  Right now I am in the process of "cleaning up" the board. The 3 fields an administrator can edit are: Subject, Classification and Surnames. I will be using the following guidelines and these should also be followed when posting a message:
  
  Subject: Be as specific as possible and try to include the 3 W's: Who, Where and When. Subjects such as "LULL", "Family History" and "Genealogy" will be changed to properly reflect what is in the post itself.
  
  Classification: If you are asking a question, use the Query. If you are posting data, choose the appropriate type (Birth, Death, Cemetery, etc.) *unless* the data is of more than one type. In that case, choosing either Biography or Lookup is the best option. Lookup can also be used for negative results (such as: "I looked for Henry LULL in the 1860 Cass Co., Missouri census and couldn't find him")
  
  Surnames: Oh, such an **important** field! This field serves as an index for every message on every Ancestry/RootsWeb message board. This field should *only* contain those surnames mentioned in the post, separated by commas. Please include ALL the surnames mentioned in the post without any extraneous words (such as "many more", "and", "etc." or any other word that is not a surname).
  
  The following posts will be moved to more appropriate boards:
  off-topic (anything that does not relate to the LULL name)
  DNA announcements
  
  And, of course, these will be dele