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Persoonlijke gegevens Thomas (the Younger) Hull 

• Hij is geboren op 21 juli 1552 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England.
• (Marriage) op 11 januari 1573 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England: Spouse: Joane Hull (born Pysing).Bron 4
• Hij is overleden op 20 december 1636 in Crewkerne, Somerset, Eng, England, hij was toen 84 jaar oud.Bron 5
• Hij is begraven op 29 december 1636 in Crewkerne Cemetery, Crewkerne, Somerset, England, United Kingdom.
• Een kind van Richard Matthew Hull en Alice Johanna unknown

Gezin van Thomas (the Younger) Hull

Hij heeft/had een relatie met Joane Peson.

Kind(eren):

1. Elinor Hull  1573-????
2. Reverend William Hull  1574-1627
3. Mary Hull  1577-1584
4. Agnes Hull  1578-1579
5. Richard Hulls (Hull)  1579-1587
6. Thomas Hull  1581-1582
7. Robert Hull  1584-1597
8. John Hull  1586-1627 
9. Unknown Hull  1588-1665
10. George Hull  1590-1659
11. Frances Hull  1591-1594
12. Francis Hull  < 1592-????
13. Captain John Hull  1593-1670
14. Reverend Joseph Hull  1594-1665 
15. Josias Hull  1595-1595
16. Joshua Hull  1597-1665
17. Andrew Hull  ± 1606-± 1641

Notities over Thomas (the Younger) Hull

* from http://www.hullfamilyassociation.org/genealogist_errors_joseph.shtmlhers and sons of Thomas Hull, the Younger. Thomas Hull, the Younger, was a son of Richard Hull and this is where the lineage ends, as the parish records terminate with this generation.olutely no evidence to assign this family to a lineage which includes Hugh Hull and Matthew Hull. These Hulls are an entirely separate family from the Crewkerne, England, Hulls, and are not known to be related.f 29 Dec 1636; he was 84. Buried in Crewkerne Cemetery, Crewkerne, Somersetshire, England. On 11 Jan 1572/1573 when Thomas was 20, he married Joane PYSSING, daughter of John PESON/PYSING & Margery ?, in Crewkerne, Somersetshire, England. Born ca 1554 in England. Joane died in England bef 30 Oct 1629; she was 75. orge (1589-&;gt;1658)rom the feared invasion of Spain, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. (According to the Certificate of Musters/569 Somerset Record Society, Vol. 20, 1904 page 23) an" (probably one who fought with a pike) and Raynold was a "billman" (one who fought with a bille). Raynold along with others was responsible to supply the following weapons: 16 billies, 12 swords, 10 daggers, and 12 skulls (caps). ed 17 December 1636 Ball, schoolmaster and John Bere, the Elder. Edith Hull, my daughter in law to be executor in trust for her four children. been prosperous, since he was able to send two of his sons to Oxford. The full description of their parentage in the marriage record indicates their wealth allowed them to marry in their minority.hday (Lindsay L. Brook, editor) (Salt Lake City : Association for the Promotion of Scholarship in Genealogy, Ltd, 1990) Page: pp. 44, 49, p. 50, Note 1 kerne, Somersetshire, England.533, d. before 25 November 1587in Crewkerne, Somerset, England.3,4 Thomas died before 29 December 1636.3 He was buried on 29 December 1636 in Crewkerne, Somerset, England.3 , England. He was taxed, in 1627, at Crewkerne, in the Subsidy of King Charles I.3of Devon decided to have a survey made to ascertain the value of their inheritance. These four families were Mawde Hull (widow of John Hull brother of Thomas Hull the younger), Margery Pesinge (widow of RIchard Pesinge, mother of Joane Peson wife of Thomas Hull the younger), Elizabeth Pesinge (sister of Joane Peson), and Thomas Hull (the younger).Richard's 2nd son named Thomas. His mother is the 2nd wife, Alice. The names listed above as Pesinge, Peson, and Pyssing are probably all referring to the same family name as they did often did not coordinate the spelling of names in that time.ne and forteth yere of the Raygne of our moste gracious Sovraigne Lady Queene Elizabeth Anno dm 1599. in the highe way betweene London and Exetter ffyve myles from Taunton and sixe myles from Evell... is Devyded into seven sevrell Tythings or villages that is to saye Crokerne Magna, Crokerne Parva, Mysterton, Wollmyston, Combe, Clapton, and Hewishe...of the Countrye and myche accesse thether by reason of the sayde markett. And on Bartholomewe day yerely a greate fayre the Toll stalling and profitts as well of the fayre, and of the markett appertayneth to the Lords and is worth fforty pounds yerely...ord called Wetherly conteyninge fforygndon call Braodmoor Conteyninge Tenne Acres And a tenement in Crokerne Conteyninge xxx Acres Suites & servics as before And yeldeth by the yere.e wydowe holdeth for lyves for Coppy One tenemt annexed with seventeene Acres of lande lying in the Common fields one close of pasture in ffordingdon downe called Knapper Conteyninge xvj Acres One Moore with a lyttle meadowe within the same conteyninge fyve Acres of lande and yeldeth yerely. Hull holdeth by Coppy for lyves One close called Cleeves conteyninge fyve Acres situate att Shuttersbridge And yeldeth yerely.ne close of pasture att Rowmanshed called Rannyscombe otherwise rownam conteyninge 10 Acres sometimes parcell of the Lords demeanes lyinge in the tythinge of Combe and heldeth yerely.3 made a will on 17 December 1636. Transcription of Thomas' will, Archdeaconry of Tahuton, 1636-75:r in law Edith Hull's four children, to be divided among them as shall be most need by the descretion of John Ball, schoolmaster [headmaster of Crewkerne Free Grammer School, 1612 to 1636], and John Bere, the elder.Family 1 Joan Pyssing b. 155172Apr 1596, d. 19 Nov 16652-----keman" (probably one who fought with a pike) and Raynold was a "Billman" (one who fought with a bille) Co., ENG;d=oK1CAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA6&lpg=PA6&dq=thomas+hull+1575&source=bl&ots=HT-TxjytFQ&sig=Bt4QHLYSm-fsZzYhH4pmcBl6vE0&hl=en&sa=X&ei=XZK6VIelDraBsQSShYL4Dg&ved=0CEYQ6AEwCA#v=onepage&q&f=false

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