Name/Title
89th Bull Picnic August 29, 1956Entry/Object ID
000512Tags
Bull PicnicScope and Content
THE MIDDLETOWN DAILY RECORD
Wednesday, August 29, 1956
HOUSE 1722
Is of one of the oldest stack stone work bullt-in
can now and for to be built at Neelytown, William Bull
who built the "Bull Stone House in 1722, has been
a family treasure. About 400 members attended,
Photos by Bob Brown
[caption below bottom middle photo]
Secretary Robert McLeod Jackson presides over the meeting on the shady lawn next to the historic old residence. A young member of the clan sits nearby on the old "carriage rock" used as a stepping stone during the horse and buggy days.
[text column on far right, above right photo]
Traveled 1885 Miles To House
ABOVE- The J. Archer Howell family traveled the farthest distance to attend, coming from Denver, Colo. Descendants live as far away as California.
Photo shows those who represented Wednesday. RIGHT- Enjoying the old playground of their ancestors are Donald Bull, eight, and his sister Laura, six of Campbell Hall.