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| Name | George Hull III |
| Sex | M |
| Surname | HULL |
| Birth Date | 5 Jan 1757 |
| Birth Place | Killingworth, Middlesex, Conn. |
| Death Date | AFT 1820 |
| Spouse Entry | Jemima Wellman |
| Mother | Phoebe Pratt |
| Father | George Hull Jr. |
| Child #1 | David Hull |
| Child #2 | Eunice Hull |
| Child #3 | Mabel Hull |
| Child #4 | William Hull |
| Child #5 | Phebe Hull |
| Child #6 | Charles Hull |
| Child #7 | Mary (Polly) Hull |
| Child #8 | Elizabeth Hull |
George Hull lll was a soldier in the Revolutionay War. He enlisted in the colonial army, serving in a company commanded by Captain Sill and a regiment commanded by Col. Worthington. In the spring he reenlisted at Killington, Ct., for a term of three years. During this second enlistment he served in the company of Caleb Baldwin in the regiment commanded by Col. Herman Swift. George served in the army throughout the Revolutionary War. He was discharge at Morristown, New Jersey in 1781. In the Autumn of 1832 George applied for a pension under the Act of Congress of June 7, 1832. I have not sent for his miltary papers yet, but I will. George lived in Killingworth Ct., and Candor, Tioga County, New York Source: Barber vital records of Conn., Robert E. Hull book, "The Hull Family History" and the book, "Hulls in the American Revolution 1775-1783" by Phyllis J Pankonin Hughes Still waiting for pension papers
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