Name/Title
September 1971 104th Bull PicnicEntry/Object ID
000551Tags
Bull PicnicScope and Content
Sept. 1971
Time Marches On For 'The Bulls'
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HAMPTONBURGH - Chatting about the 1800 tall grandfather clock that was purchased by Ebenezeer Bull from the Booth Family for $10. are (left to right) Mrs. Louise E. Brown, Montgomery, her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown, whose family has lived in the Stone House for the past 30 years. They helped to host the traditional Bull Family picnic that was held Saturday at the Stone House with some 300 persons attending. This is the house where the marriage of William Bull and Sarah Wells took place on August 25, 1718.
At Picnic
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MONTGOMERY - William Dickerson, 68, Thompson Ridge, was one of the 300 persons who convened for the traditional Bull Family picnic held Saturday at the Stone House in Hamptonburgh. Fundraising plans were mapped for the publishing of a genealogy of the Bull Family. Other locals present at the 104th annual Bull picnic were as follows: Grant Boyd, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Bement and children, Genevieve D. Nave, Paula N. Bastiano, Jennifer Bastiano, Toni Bastiano, of Montgomery or RFD Montgomery; Marjory Bosch, Circleville; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilcox, Jane Jankowski, John and Ruth B. Thew, Caryl Luft, John Luft, Lynda Luft, Trudy Blough, Orville Blough and Mrs. Roberta Casabona, Campbell Hall, and Mr. and Mrs. James A. McClung of Wallkill.