Volume 10 , Issue 47

Samuel Wood Hull & Mary Louisa Frost

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Samuel Wood Hull -- (12 apr 1803, New York? - 20 May 1820 Northfield, Rice Co, MN) Said to be related to: Richard Hull, came in 1634, and was a founder of New Haven, Conn. And of Yale University and was also a member of the General Courts. The earliest crcord of the Hull family we can find is that Henry Hull, in the eighth century gave the land at Cambridge, England for St. Johns Hospital, which was afterwards turned into St. Johns College.

Mary Louisa Frost -- (20 Sep 1808, New York ? 2 Sep 1884) Said to be related to: Elder Edmund Frost, came from England in 1635, to Cambridge, Mass. He helped plan Harvard College in 1637 and helped found it in 1639 and was one of its first governors. He gave all he could to Harvard and he with his wife is buried just outside the Harvard gate. His church is gone but the cemetery is still there. Thank you in advance." -- Sue Fitz
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