Ann M. Hull Diary of 1857

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Citing this page: Kimberli Faulkner Hull, transcriber, “Diary for 1857 of Ann M. Hull, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania,” (typescript, 2021), 71 pages; (Chasing Light Media, Cool Adventures
( https://cooladventures.com/genealogy/1857-ann-m-hull-diary/ : posted 2021); original diary in possession of Faulkner-Hull Collection..

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Item: Ann M. Hull Diary of 1857

Item acquisition: Auction 2021.

Relationship: None known. Anne most likely descended from the Crewkerne, England Hull line; my spouse descended from the German line (Höll).

Ann M. Hull, "Diary of 1857," (Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania), cover, privately held by Faulkner-Hull Collection — Ann M. Hull, “Diary of 1857,” (Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania), cover, privately held by Faulkner-Hull Collection.

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Ann M. Hull, "Diary of 1857," (Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania), title page, privately held by Faulkner-Hull Collection. — Ann M. Hull, “Diary of 1857,” (Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania), title page, privately held by Faulkner-Hull Collection.

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