Name/Title
Letter May 16, 1919 William Edgar Bull Charleston, SC to Bartow BullEntry/Object ID
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William Edgar Bull, George P Bull, Judge William BullSubject
Charleston S. C.
May 16th 1919.
My dear Cousin.
Received the Orange County Paper concerning the death of your
noble good Father. I and all are much grived to know and hear of his death.
We extend our deepest sympathy and love. God bless you all in this
time of sorrow and death. Judge William Bull, was a perfect gentleman.
Also a child of God and a kind fine Father. He was faithful to the church
His Family is proud of him. He was deeply interested in Orange County and people. Also in the old noble Bull Family He loved the old noble name of
Bull, and Wells. I know that your noble Father's Funeral was attended by a large number of kind friends and cousins Must been a sad long Funeral.
Will it be agreeable for you to send me a Paper concerning his Funeral, and will also be highly appreciated by all. I was deeply interested in your
noble Father, and still and will ever be in the name of Bull I am also deeply interested in historical things, and they are very interesting to know, and keep. Remember me and all to your wife, and to every member
of your family, and send kind regards and hope all are well. I have not been well and sick with Rheumatism. I am now feeling much better
and able to be out. Rheumatism is awful painful. We had much sickness during the Winter, and very damp weather. I don't like cold damp weather.
Enclosed few accounts published in Charleston Papers concerning
the awful sad War, and Soldies, Do thank God the war is ended.
Every person is happy now because it is ended. Dr. Charles P. Bull jr. my noble
kind Nephew died in camp in Texas. He was married and left a fine wife and no children Dr. Bull was burried in old beautiful Aiken, S. C. Burried in a bed of beautiful flowers. His death was very sad. Was a noble fine man. He loved God and all men. We are proud of our Nephew. He was born in 1874 in New
York City. Died in 1918. George P. Bull his Brother is also burried at Aiken, S. C. George P. Bull, also died in Texas. also married, and was a fine man.
He was also born in New York City in 1876. Was also interested
in the old Bull Family and very proud of the above old Family.
George P. Bull and Dr. Bull visited the old Bull Stone House, and was
was much pleased and above House was built in 1722. I have also
visited and was much pleased. Was built by noble William Bull
and Sarah Wells. She was a fine wife Accept our many thanks for
the Papers concerning your dear noble Father's death.
Highly appreciated by all. Will be glad to hear from you.
I am always glad to hear from old Orange County cousins.
Was awful sad to give up your noble kind Father. Death is always
very sad to all. We must look to God for rest and peace.
I presume your dear Father was buried very near to your dear Mother.
Your dear Mother was also fine and very kind to all. I often think
of her and your dear Father. God bless you all and keep safe.
I am your Cousin.
William Edgar Bull,
No 17 Doughty Street.
