Captain William Hulse, who died last week at the Parker Memorial home at the Raritan Landing is survived by twenty-nine grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. He was the father of twelve children and all of his sons and daughters have children with the exception of two. Nearly all of the Hulse family live in this city.
All of the captain’s grand children and great grandchildren attended his funeral which was held from the residence of his son Edward Hulse at 142 French Street the latter part of last week.
Captain Hulse, while at the Parker Home was a favorite among the patients there and a member of his family in talking with a Times representative yesterday spoke very highly of the institution for the kind treatment that their father had received at the hands of those in charge. They are much indebted to the Home for the manner in which Mr. Hulse had been looked after.
Captain Hulse was born in New York in 1829. He remained in that city for fourteen years when he went to follow the water and continued up to the time that he was taken sick last January. He was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as pilot and had remained in the employ of the company for thirty-five years. He had the distinction of being the first man to run a steamboat up the river here and was known all over Jersey City and New York as he had charge of the boat which ran from Jersey City to Harlem.
The following are the grandchildren of Captain Hulse:
Albert (should be Alfred) Hulse’s family, this city—William and Albert Hulse, Misses Nettie and Edith Hulse, Frank, Alfred, Walter, Stella and Helen Hulse. There is also an infant child.
Mrs. (Susan) John Sheldon’s family, South River—Miss (Ethel) Sheddon
James Hulse’s family, Brooklyn—Misses Lulu, Ada, Margaret, and Raymond Hulse.
Mrs. (Clara) John Ballou (should be Berlew) family, New York—Miss Hazel Ballou (Berlew).
Mrs. Clara (should be Amanda)(Charles) Thompson’s family, this city—Miss Minnie, Stella, Charles, and Chester Thompson
William Hulse’s family, this city—Charles Hulse
Mrs. (Margaret Anna) William Heath’s family, this city—Misses Elizabeth and Henrietta Heath.
Mrs. Josephine (Martin) Snyder’s family, Westfield—LeRoy Snyder.
Mrs. (Mary) Charles Packard’s (should be Samuel Packer)family, Somervile—Harold Packard and another son (Samuel Stewart Packer).
Edward F. Hulse’s family, this city—Edward J., Clara, and Elizabeth Hulse
The other children of Captain Hulse who have no children are Mrs. (Emma, Herman) Rothchild, of New York City, and Charles Hulse, of this city.
The great grandchildren are as follows:
Miss Mildred and her brother, children of Charles Hulse, Jr., of this city.
Miss Myrtle Corrigan, daughter of Mrs. Carrigan, of this city, and granddaughter of Mrs. Thompson.
Frederick and Harold Lambertz, children of Mrs. Lambertz who is the daughter of Mrs. Thompson.
Harold and Charles Barnett son of Mrs. Devon Barnett, daughter of Alfred Hulse.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hulse and brother, children of William Hulse, of Newark, who is a son of Alfred Hulse.
The two children of C. Thompson, of this city.
New Brunswick Times; 18 Nov 1908
All of the captain’s grand children and great grandchildren attended his funeral which was held from the residence of his son Edward Hulse at 142 French Street the latter part of last week.
Captain Hulse, while at the Parker Home was a favorite among the patients there and a member of his family in talking with a Times representative yesterday spoke very highly of the institution for the kind treatment that their father had received at the hands of those in charge. They are much indebted to the Home for the manner in which Mr. Hulse had been looked after.
Captain Hulse was born in New York in 1829. He remained in that city for fourteen years when he went to follow the water and continued up to the time that he was taken sick last January. He was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as pilot and had remained in the employ of the company for thirty-five years. He had the distinction of being the first man to run a steamboat up the river here and was known all over Jersey City and New York as he had charge of the boat which ran from Jersey City to Harlem.
The following are the grandchildren of Captain Hulse:
Albert (should be Alfred) Hulse’s family, this city—William and Albert Hulse, Misses Nettie and Edith Hulse, Frank, Alfred, Walter, Stella and Helen Hulse. There is also an infant child.
Mrs. (Susan) John Sheldon’s family, South River—Miss (Ethel) Sheddon
James Hulse’s family, Brooklyn—Misses Lulu, Ada, Margaret, and Raymond Hulse.
Mrs. (Clara) John Ballou (should be Berlew) family, New York—Miss Hazel Ballou (Berlew).
Mrs. Clara (should be Amanda)(Charles) Thompson’s family, this city—Miss Minnie, Stella, Charles, and Chester Thompson
William Hulse’s family, this city—Charles Hulse
Mrs. (Margaret Anna) William Heath’s family, this city—Misses Elizabeth and Henrietta Heath.
Mrs. Josephine (Martin) Snyder’s family, Westfield—LeRoy Snyder.
Mrs. (Mary) Charles Packard’s (should be Samuel Packer)family, Somervile—Harold Packard and another son (Samuel Stewart Packer).
Edward F. Hulse’s family, this city—Edward J., Clara, and Elizabeth Hulse
The other children of Captain Hulse who have no children are Mrs. (Emma, Herman) Rothchild, of New York City, and Charles Hulse, of this city.
The great grandchildren are as follows:
Miss Mildred and her brother, children of Charles Hulse, Jr., of this city.
Miss Myrtle Corrigan, daughter of Mrs. Carrigan, of this city, and granddaughter of Mrs. Thompson.
Frederick and Harold Lambertz, children of Mrs. Lambertz who is the daughter of Mrs. Thompson.
Harold and Charles Barnett son of Mrs. Devon Barnett, daughter of Alfred Hulse.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hulse and brother, children of William Hulse, of Newark, who is a son of Alfred Hulse.
The two children of C. Thompson, of this city.
New Brunswick Times; 18 Nov 1908
Captain William Hulse, who died last week at the Parker Memorial home at the Raritan Landing is survived by twenty-nine grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. He was the father of twelve children and all of his sons and daughters have children with the exception of two. Nearly all of the Hulse family live in this city.
All of the captain’s grand children and great grandchildren attended his funeral which was held from the residence of his son Edward Hulse at 142 French Street the latter part of last week.
Captain Hulse, while at the Parker Home was a favorite among the patients there and a member of his family in talking with a Times representative yesterday spoke very highly of the institution for the kind treatment that their father had received at the hands of those in charge. They are much indebted to the Home for the manner in which Mr. Hulse had been looked after.
Captain Hulse was born in New York in 1829. He remained in that city for fourteen years when he went to follow the water and continued up to the time that he was taken sick last January. He was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as pilot and had remained in the employ of the company for thirty-five years. He had the distinction of being the first man to run a steamboat up the river here and was known all over Jersey City and New York as he had charge of the boat which ran from Jersey City to Harlem.
The following are the grandchildren of Captain Hulse:
Albert (should be Alfred) Hulse’s family, this city—William and Albert Hulse, Misses Nettie and Edith Hulse, Frank, Alfred, Walter, Stella and Helen Hulse. There is also an infant child.
Mrs. (Susan) John Sheldon’s family, South River—Miss (Ethel) Sheddon
James Hulse’s family, Brooklyn—Misses Lulu, Ada, Margaret, and Raymond Hulse.
Mrs. (Clara) John Ballou (should be Berlew) family, New York—Miss Hazel Ballou (Berlew).
Mrs. Clara (should be Amanda)(Charles) Thompson’s family, this city—Miss Minnie, Stella, Charles, and Chester Thompson
William Hulse’s family, this city—Charles Hulse
Mrs. (Margaret Anna) William Heath’s family, this city—Misses Elizabeth and Henrietta Heath.
Mrs. Josephine (Martin) Snyder’s family, Westfield—LeRoy Snyder.
Mrs. (Mary) Charles Packard’s (should be Samuel Packer)family, Somervile—Harold Packard and another son (Samuel Stewart Packer).
Edward F. Hulse’s family, this city—Edward J., Clara, and Elizabeth Hulse
The other children of Captain Hulse who have no children are Mrs. (Emma, Herman) Rothchild, of New York City, and Charles Hulse, of this city.
The great grandchildren are as follows:
Miss Mildred and her brother, children of Charles Hulse, Jr., of this city.
Miss Myrtle Corrigan, daughter of Mrs. Carrigan, of this city, and granddaughter of Mrs. Thompson.
Frederick and Harold Lambertz, children of Mrs. Lambertz who is the daughter of Mrs. Thompson.
Harold and Charles Barnett son of Mrs. Devon Barnett, daughter of Alfred Hulse.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hulse and brother, children of William Hulse, of Newark, who is a son of Alfred Hulse.
The two children of C. Thompson, of this city.
New Brunswick Times; 18 Nov 1908
All of the captain’s grand children and great grandchildren attended his funeral which was held from the residence of his son Edward Hulse at 142 French Street the latter part of last week.
Captain Hulse, while at the Parker Home was a favorite among the patients there and a member of his family in talking with a Times representative yesterday spoke very highly of the institution for the kind treatment that their father had received at the hands of those in charge. They are much indebted to the Home for the manner in which Mr. Hulse had been looked after.
Captain Hulse was born in New York in 1829. He remained in that city for fourteen years when he went to follow the water and continued up to the time that he was taken sick last January. He was employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as pilot and had remained in the employ of the company for thirty-five years. He had the distinction of being the first man to run a steamboat up the river here and was known all over Jersey City and New York as he had charge of the boat which ran from Jersey City to Harlem.
The following are the grandchildren of Captain Hulse:
Albert (should be Alfred) Hulse’s family, this city—William and Albert Hulse, Misses Nettie and Edith Hulse, Frank, Alfred, Walter, Stella and Helen Hulse. There is also an infant child.
Mrs. (Susan) John Sheldon’s family, South River—Miss (Ethel) Sheddon
James Hulse’s family, Brooklyn—Misses Lulu, Ada, Margaret, and Raymond Hulse.
Mrs. (Clara) John Ballou (should be Berlew) family, New York—Miss Hazel Ballou (Berlew).
Mrs. Clara (should be Amanda)(Charles) Thompson’s family, this city—Miss Minnie, Stella, Charles, and Chester Thompson
William Hulse’s family, this city—Charles Hulse
Mrs. (Margaret Anna) William Heath’s family, this city—Misses Elizabeth and Henrietta Heath.
Mrs. Josephine (Martin) Snyder’s family, Westfield—LeRoy Snyder.
Mrs. (Mary) Charles Packard’s (should be Samuel Packer)family, Somervile—Harold Packard and another son (Samuel Stewart Packer).
Edward F. Hulse’s family, this city—Edward J., Clara, and Elizabeth Hulse
The other children of Captain Hulse who have no children are Mrs. (Emma, Herman) Rothchild, of New York City, and Charles Hulse, of this city.
The great grandchildren are as follows:
Miss Mildred and her brother, children of Charles Hulse, Jr., of this city.
Miss Myrtle Corrigan, daughter of Mrs. Carrigan, of this city, and granddaughter of Mrs. Thompson.
Frederick and Harold Lambertz, children of Mrs. Lambertz who is the daughter of Mrs. Thompson.
Harold and Charles Barnett son of Mrs. Devon Barnett, daughter of Alfred Hulse.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hulse and brother, children of William Hulse, of Newark, who is a son of Alfred Hulse.
The two children of C. Thompson, of this city.
New Brunswick Times; 18 Nov 1908
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