Database Entry for Charles Hull

Source:
From the Pension papers of the war 1812
Born:  Killingworth, Conn.
Charles Hull was 5 feet 7 1/2" high.  Dark complexion, dark hair, dark 
eyes, a farmer. Served in the war of 1812. enlisted  Jan 20, 1814 
discharged Jan 20th 1815. Served in Capt John Brown Co. 37 U S Inf. Age 
25 at time of discharge.
Received bountry land in Ripley Co. Indiana 
According to William Hulls obitary his Father Charles Hull served as a 
volunteer in the war of 1812 and Mexican American War.  I sent for both 
pension papers.  According to the pension papers for the Mexican war.  A 
Charles G. Hull serve in Missouri and his wife Delandy collected on his 
pension.  the papers  did not indicate this was the same Charles as 
Charles Hull who was married to Pruie Judd. I am still researching this.
census: 1850,1860, 1870 Ripley Co. Jackson Twp. Indiana, Charles's son 
Phlio Hull and family, and son Sylvester  was also on the 1860 census 
pension papers for the war of 1812
Also found Charles in the book  "The Hull Family History" The Ancestors 
and Descendants of George Hull by Robert E. Hull.
Charles also received bounty land in Indiana for serving in the war of 
1812, have not sent for these papers yet 
Area Charles Hull lived
Killingsworth, Conn. 1790
Tiajo, New York 1820
Bradford Co. Pa. 1830-1837
Ripley Co. Indiana  1847-1861
Dearborn Co. Ind 1868
Decatur Co. Ind 1866

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