m. 2 Jun 1897
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| Birth |
17 May 1899 |
Atlanta, GA  |
| Death |
Feb 1977 |
Decatur, GA  |
| Burial |
Feb 1977 |
Atlanta, GA  |
| Spouse |
Nancy Gray Linthicum | F019 |
| Marriage |
7 Jun 1926 |
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| Birth |
22 Sep 1900 |
Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA  |
| Death |
6 Apr 1956 |
Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA  |
| Burial |
Apr 1956 |
Westview Cemetery, Atlanta, GA  |
| Spouse |
Samuel Leslie Morris, Jr., M.D. | F002 |
| Marriage |
14 May 1927 |
Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA  |
| Birth |
7 Jul 1902 |
Atlanta, GA  |
| Death |
16 Aug 1953 |
Mackinac Island, MI  |
| Burial |
Aug 1953 |
Westview Cemetery, Atlanta, GA  |
| Spouse |
Nora Courts Glancy | F018 |
| Marriage |
3 Jan 1931 |
Detroit, MI  |
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| Photos |
 | 1903 (c.) Hull Family Gathering In front row, Marion Hull holding Dick; behind him, from left, Thomas, Callie Hull holding Marion, Callie Hull, Florence Hull, A. L. Hull. |
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| Notes |
- Mr. and Mrs. William G. Orr
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their sister,
Florence Evyleen Murrow,
to
Dr. Marion McHenry Hull,
on Wednesday morning, June the second,
eighteen hundred and ninety seven,
at eleven o'clock,
Madison Avenue Reformed Presbyterian Church,
entrance on Fifty-seventh Street
New York City
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From marriage certificate:
Ages: 25 and 24
Clergyman: Abbott E. Kithedge [Kittredge]
Witnesses: A. Stanley Pike and Mrs. Ellen A. Baird
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From the Athens, Georgia, newspaper:
HULL-MURROW
Dr. Marion McHenry Hull and Miss Florence Murrow were married Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock, at the Madison avenue Reformed Presbyterian church, in New York city.
Miss May Hull, a sister of the groom, and Hon. Hoke Smith, his uncle, were present to witness the ceremony, besides the relatives of the bride and other friends.
After the church ceremonial the bridal party was entertained at an elegant breakfast at the residence of the bride's brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Orr.
Dr. and Mrs. Hull have left New York, and will reach Athens tomorrow where they will stop with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Longstreet Hull, with whom they will spend the summer.
In the autumn the young couple leave for China where Dr. Hull in his work as a medical missionary, will have a true helpmeet in the noble young woman he has won for his wife.
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| Sources |
- [S07607] Bureau of Records, Health Dept., City of New York, Certificate No. 8361.
Recorded June 4, 1897
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