Asbury
HULL
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Born: 30 January 1797 in Washington, Wilkes, Georgia, USA
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Asbury married Lucy Cosby HARVIE 20 April 1819 in Athens, Georgia, USA . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Lucy Cosby HARVIE was born abt. 1798 in Georgia, USA. Lucy Cosby died 4 May 1859 in Athens, Georgia, USA. Lucy Cosby was the child of William Franklin HARVIE and Judith COSBY.
Asbury HULL died 26 January 1866 in Athens, Georgia, USA.
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Lucy Cosby HARVIEMarriage date: 20 April 1819
Marriage place: Athens, Georgia, USA
Lucy Cosby HARVIE was the child of William Franklin HARVIE and Judith COSBY
Children of Asbury HULL and Lucy Cosby HARVIE
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30 January 1797
Washington, Wilkes, Georgia, USA
The following is quoted from page 1557 of 'The Children of Pride':
ASBURY HULL (1797-1866), lawyer, legislator, and planter, son of Hope Hull and Frances Wingfield, was born in Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia, on January 30th, 1797. His father has been called 'the father of Methodism in Georgia'; a native Virginian, he settled in Wilkes County, Georgia, organized the Washington Academy, and taught there until 1803, when he removed to Athens and became an active trustee of the University of Georgia, then in its infancy, Asbury Hull graduated from Franklin College (Athens) in 1814. For forty-seven years (1819-1866) he was secretary and treasurer of the University of Georgia; he was also for many years a trustee. He served in the state legislature as both speaker of the house and president of the senate; he was a member of the state secession convention meeting in Milledgeville in January 1861. He was first president of the Southern Mutual Insurance Company. He married first (in...Read full story
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Asbury HULL and Lucy Cosby HARVIE 20 April 1819, Athens, Georgia, USA
He was 22 years old.
1824 Birth of ChildHenry HULL was born 30 April 1824, Athens, Georgia, USA
Asbury was 27 years old.
Artificial Freezer Patented (Nancy M. Johnson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA)
Henry HULL married 9 October 1844, Athens, Georgia, USA to Katharine Anna Maria THOMAS
The refrigerator is invented (John Gorrie, United States)
Lucy Cosby HARVIE died 4 May 1859, Athens, Georgia, USA
26 January 1866
Athens, Georgia, USA
He died at the age of 69.
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Prior to 1788 - Crown Colony of Georgia
January 2, 1788 - Georgia becomes 4th U.S. state
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