Notes

Note for: Aldolphus Arthur Willis, 02 JUL 1858 - 20 FEB 1930 Index

Burial:
     Date:   ABT 23 FEB 1931
     Place:   Thompson Cem, Thompson, Winnebago, IA, USA

Notes

Note for: Vernon Earnest Willis, 23 JUN 1901 - 08 NOV 1915 Index

Burial:
Place: Rose Hill Cemetery, Thompson, Winnebago, IA, USA

Notes

Note for: Thomas Bull, 1705 - 21 MAR 1746/47 Index

Burial:
     Date:   ABT 24 MAR 1747
     Place:   St. James Episc., Evansburg, Montgomery, PA, USA
Individual note:   "He lived in Worcester Township, now part of Philadelphia as
described in his
will dated Mar. 14, 1745, and recorded in Will Book G, page
196, No. 868, at
City Hall, Philadelphia, PA. He is on record of St. James
Church, Evansburg PA.
as a vestryman in 1738. Buried in graveyard of St. James Epis.
Church,
Perkiomen, now Evansburg, Montgomery Co., PA.

Individual note:   'He lived in Worcester Township, now part of Philadelphia as
described in his will dated Mar. 14, 1745, and recorded in Will
Book G, page 196, No. 868, at City Hall, Philadelphia, PA. He
is on record of St. James Church, Evansburg PA. as a vestryman
in 1738. Buried in graveyard of St. James Epis. Church,
Perkiomen, now Evansburg, Montgomery Co., PA.

Notes

Note for: Elizabeth Addams, ABT 1709 - 1805 Index

Individual note: She married on 18 Ap 1751 Thomas Rossiter at Christ Church ,
Philadelphia PA.

Individual note: She married on 18 Ap 1751 Thomas Rossiter at Christ Church ,
Philadelphia PA.

Notes

Note for: Herman Opdengraeff, 26 NOV 1585 - 27 DEC 1642 Index

Individual note: Lived at Crefield, Delegate At Dortrecht Ref:' John Bull Of
Perkiomen' by Comm. James Bull. pg. 8

Notes

Note for: Catherine Bull, JUN 1738 - JAN 1758 Index

Burial:
Place: St. James Epis., Evansburg, Montgomery, PA, USA

Notes

Note for: Mary Phillips, 1730/31 - 23 FEB 1811 Index

Individual note: Her parents emigrated from Wales, settled in Chester County,
PA. Family tradition speaks of her as being a very lovely
character. Her mother was a Welsh heiress whom her family
wished to marry to one ewually wealthy, but she loved young
Phillips, so they eloped. As the laws of Wales were very
severe for such rebellious acts they came to America. This was
told to Mary Rittenhouse, and she told her children and
grandchildren. ' When Mrs. Phillips died, the children went to
live with an aun and uncle named Bourn, who educated them
religiously and well.' Ref: 'John Bull of Perkiomen' by
Commodore James H. Bull, USN Retired. pg. 13

Notes

Note for: Elizabeth Bull, ABT 1753 - 1793 Index

Burial:
     Date:   1793
     Place:   St. James Epis. Church, Evansburg, Montgomery, PA, USA

Notes

Note for: Anna Bull, 1760 - 15 SEP 1831 Index

Burial:
Place: Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester, Frederick, VA, USA

Notes

Note for: Maria Louisa Bull, 25 JAN 1765 - MAR 1850 Index

Individual note: Married 22 Ap 1784, Joseph Nourse, born in London 16 July 1754,
son of James and Sarah (Fouace) Nourse, and died near
Georgetown, D. C. 1 Sep 1841. Joseph Nourse was clerk and
paymaster of the Board of Was, 1777-81, and later Auditor
General. He was the first Register of the Treasury of the
United States, holding that office 48 yers 1781-1829. Bought an
estate in Georgetown, called it Mt. Alban where he lived till
his death. Ref: John Bull of Perkiomen. pg. 28 Note Anna Bull
SMITH, wife of Gen. John SMITH, named a daughter Martha Maria
SMITH who married Maj. William DAVISON.