Orange County's first family celebrates its rich heritage (2012 Bull Reunion)

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Two clippings regarding the 2012 Bull Reunion and Running with the Bulls: Photos: Young Bull cousins help Keith Cramer of the National Barn Alliance build a barn model Aug. 4 in the New World Dutch Barn in Hamptonbutrgh and Bull Stone House attic docents take a break from the heat Saturday during the family's 145th reunion.
Two clippings regarding the 2012 Bull Reunion and Running with the Bulls

Photos: Young Bull cousins help Keith Cramer of the National Barn Alliance build a barn model Aug. 4 in the New World Dutch Barn in Hamptonbutrgh and Bull Stone House attic docents take a break from the heat Saturday during the family's 145th reunion.

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Orange County's first family celebrates its rich heritage (2012 Bull Reunion)

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William Bull and Sarah Wells Stone House Association

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Two clippings from the 145th Bull Reunion (2012) The first clipping is from the Goshen Independent (Vol. 201 No. 33, August 15, 2012) Family Reunion & Heritage Celebration Nearly 600 descendants of Sarah Wells and William Bull gathered in Hamptonburgh for their 145th family reunion. The couple is believed to be the first European couple married in the Orange County area. Main Photo: The main image features young Bull family cousins helping Keith Cramer of the National Barn Alliance build a barn model on August 4 in the New World Dutch Barn in Hamptonburgh. Bottom Left Photo: Shows the Bull Stone House attic docents taking a break from the heat during the reunion festivities. Upcoming Event: "Running with The Bulls" As part of the Sarah Wells Tricentennial Celebration, a 5k fun run and walk titled "Running with The Bulls" is scheduled for September 22. The Route: The course runs from Hill-Hold—another colonial stone home built by Sarah and William's son, Thomas Bull—to the Bull Stone House.