GEORGE HULL
George Hull was born 21st
August 1786 at Iwerne Dor He arrived in He was stationed at From 1821 to 1830 In 1831 Somewhere around this time he donated the land for the building of St. Mathew’s Church at Glenorchy. It is interesting to note that the cemetery attached to the church was at the front and this land was later acquired by the Glenorchy Council for road widening. The largest household in Glenorchy was
George Hull’s whose family and servants numbered twenty five.
This included thirteen children of the marriage.
In 1841 his son Robert died of tuberculosis, the only one of the Unlike most other colonists George Hull
thought transportation of convicts to the colony should continue.
The Governor at the time was so pleased he sent His grandson Henry Evelyn Butler Hull married Amy Maria Hallam.
George Hull died 24th
June 1879 and was buried at
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