Hull, Tiddeman, 1734-1795

p. 274. Tiddeman Hull, born 1734-02-01; d. in 1795; m. 1758 to Elizabeth Franklyn. p. 284. Tiddeman Hull, I734-I795, son of Capt. John and Damaris Cary Hull, was married May 14, 1758 to Elizabeth Franklin, daughter of Henry Franklin of Westchester Co., N. Y. Tiddeman Hull, was born at Jamestown, R. I., lived before his marriage at Greenwich, Conn., and for several years after marriage at Harrison, N. Y. For several years previous to the breaking out of the Revolution he was extensively engaged in business in New York City as a member of the firm of Hull and Franklyn, Importing merchants. In 1777 he retired from mercantile pursuits and with a satisfying competence settled on a farm at Stanfordville, Dutchess Co., N. Y. Children include Tiddeman Hull (1759-1826) and Henry Hull (1765-1834)

p. 319-322. A Memorial from the Creek Monthly Meeting in Nine Partners, concerning our friend, Tiddeman Hull. He was born in the state of Rhode Island. His parents were John and Damaris Hull... in the early part of his life, by their consent, he removed and settled within the verg of Purchase Monthly Meeting; where, and at New York, he resided until the year 1777, when he removed with his family within the limits of this meeting, then a part of Nine Partners Monthly Meeting, and became a useful member thereof.... In the year 1781 he appeared in the ministry.... In the year 1793, soon after his return from a religious visit in the western settlements of this state, he was brought low by a fit of sickness.... From this sickness he gradually recovered. He was taken ill of his last sickness, the 18th of the ninth month, while sitting in our Monthly Meeting.... His disorder proving to be the dysentery, his strength failed fast.... He departed this life, on the 28th of the 9th month, 1795, about sixty-two years.

Hull, Teddeman, husband of Elizabeth, birth, 1733-12-01, recorded in the records of Purchase Monthly Meeting, call number P 831, volume 3.1, page 5