Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-02-01
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More About DC LuII Family

a mile to the place which was after
wards called Summers Village and
lived for a while in hut which had
previously been built. Timothy
Lull, Jr., was born here the next
winter The midwife was drawn
on a hand-sled from Charlestown,
N. H., IS miles, by Mr.. Lull. Tim
othy junior was one of the leading
men in town and was called
"Colonel.' He died about 1890 or
1892. / can remember his wife,
who has been dead about 40 years.
Her second husband was a Mr..
Spooner. ! can remember all cf the
sons.
After Timothy died Jesse lived in
Windsor. He built the house where
II. P. MCClary, who is treasurer Of
the Windsor Savings bank, lives.
Joab lived in the Union district, the
edge of West Windsor, in what was
afterwards called the Tarble place,
which is now owned by Edwin
Luce, an engineer on the railroad.
Joab had one son, Chauncy, who
married Eliza Pratt and had two
children, Albourne and Augusta.
Albourne lives in Manchester, N.
II, 4Apgesta liEsss fiaal {&at sA4adrs DEL
had a son Joel who lived where Nh.
Flint now lives in Windsor. Joel,
IT,, was at one time an auctioneer
and was either high sheriff or one of
the deputy sheriffs Of Windsor
county.
Titus Lull's farm and home was
where Oliver H. Woodward now
lives. He died in 1874 and is buried
in Jenneville cemetery. Titus had
four children: Susan, who married
William Slayton Of South Wood
stock they had one son whose pic
ture we have. Lucia, who married
my uncle, Eben M. Stocker, and
lived at the -Four Corners; they had
three children: Susan, who married
Norman Dunbar; she is mother of
Joseph H. Dunbar Of North Hart
land; Adelaide, who married Lyman
Griffin Of North Hartland, and Eben
H., who lives in Hartford, Conu.
Morris Lull, the oldest son of
Titus, lived in the sixth school dis
trict in Windsor. His wife was a
Miss Thomas. They had three sons !:
Henry, Sumner and George, and
two daughters, Susan and Lucia.
Thomas Cleveland Lull at the Saw
ings bank in Windsor is a son of
Sumner Lull.
Robert B. Lull, the youngest son
of-Titus Lull, married Marcia Burk
and moved to Claremont, N. H.,
about 80 years ago.
Asa Lull, who was mentioned in
the last paper, had four sons and a
daughter. Zerah and Alba kept a
store at the Four Corners in the COS.
Zerah went to Woodstock about
I84o, as was stated last week. Alba
| think went west. Levi married a
daughter of Capt. E,bell Farwell,
who was a sister OF the late Mrs.
William G. Dodge of Bridgewater.
The children of Levi were two
sons, Albert and Cornelius. They
moved to Wisconsin early in the
4o's. Austin Lull, the youngest son
of Asa, married Mary Ann Kelley,
a daughter of Sargent Kelley, who
moved to Pennsylvania in the 4o's.
Austin's family consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lull and four boys, Frederick,
Charles, George and Marshall, and
three girls, Frances, Mary Jane and
Helen. The family moved to Turk
hammock, Penn, in the year 1852.
Frederick died in Iowa 10 years ago.
Charles was killed at the battle Of
Shiloh IN Tennessee and George and
Marshall died at their home in
Pennsylvania. The three daughters
are still living at their home in Penn
sylvania.
Sarah, the daughter, married Asa
Waters and they had two children,
Louisa and Paschal. Louisa is not
living. Mrs. N. F. English, who
was descendent of John Lull, told
me that he, john, was cousin Of
the elder Timothy and came here
soon after Timothy. He had son
Nathan who built the house and
owned the farm where Bert Merrill
now lives. Nathan's children were
a MIS-. Livermore, a Mrs. Cotton
and Frederick Lull. Frederick had
four children, Margaret. who mar
ried Daniel Badger; Miriam, who
married Henry Spaulding and moved
to Iowa; Henry, who is in the west,
and Charles, who is not living.
The Lull family were all bright,
active and intelligent people and
splendid company to associate with.
L. A. S.
Andrew M. Leonard of Claremont
was at the Four Corners Monday on
business with his brother, F. M.
Leonard.
F. P. Daniels, our livery man and
mail carrier, died Monday afternoon
at his home here. The funeral was
held at his late residence at 10
o'clock Wednesday. Interment in
she family lot at Meriden, N. H.
He was a bluff, outspoken man but
and generous, a good
and friend. He will be
greatly missed