Hulmeville
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Neshaminy Creek, originally part of southwestern Middletown
Township until 1872. First Name was Milford and then
DeHoulme for the Hulme, which is of Normal origin, family.
George Hulme arrived about 1700 from Tillston Cheshire. |
Hulmeville's
original name was Milford.
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Built on the
left bank of the Neshaminy. |
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Namesake: John
Hulme, he settled in 1795 and died in 1817 |
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Site was
covered by Penn's grant to Henry Paulin, Henry Paxson and
William Carter |
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Incorporated
into a borough in 1872 |
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Episcopal
founded 1831, formerly St. James Bristol |
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Methodist 1844
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Cemetery is
located on the south bank of the Neshaminy |
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Principal subscribers, Reverend George W. Ridgely, George
Harrison, Elizabeth and Hannah Gill, Esther Rodman.
I attended school at Hulmeville Elementary which is now
a day care center. The school bus
would drive up my driveway to pick me up. Hulmeville is on the
Neshaminy creek down Bellevue Avenue from Penndel (South
Langhorne). Some of the creed side residences flood and often
can not be re built. Beechwood Cemetery is across the Neshaminy
up on a hill overlooking the town. Joseph Canby is buried there
along with other familiar names to the area. The original mill
is still there and I believe is still being used as a flea
market or antique business. The town has not really changed much
in the last 50 years, due in most part, because of it's
location. It is in a hollow of sorts. |
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1902 BC Gazette
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Dec 18 Hulmeville Happenings
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A birthday surprise party was tendered Mr.
and Mrs. James Praul, on Monday evening. About seventy relatives
and friends including the members of the Ladies Aid of the
Neshaminy M.E, Church enjoyed the occasion. The evening was
spent playing games of various kinds, music and singing. After
enjoying a bountiful repast the guest returned homeward, after
widhing Mr. and Mrs. Praul many happy birthdays. Those present
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Mr. and Mrs. James Praul, |
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Miss Ethel Praul, |
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A.J. Brown, |
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Mr and Mrs. Jackson Brown |
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Mrs. And Mrs. J.W. Martindell |
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Mr. and Mrs. David O. Praul |
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Rev. Mr. and Mrs. McBeth and son Elwood |
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Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Praul, |
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Mr. and Mrs. James T. Vansant |
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Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Martindell, |
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Mr. and Mrs E. McEwlee |
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Mrs. Carson |
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Mrs. William Harrison |
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Mrs. Laura V. Kirk |
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Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hellings |
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Mr. and Mrs. George Reed |
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Mrs. And Mrs. John Benner |
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Mr. and Mrs. James Vansant, Jr., |
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Mrs Edwin Henry |
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Mr. and Mrs. David Brelsford, |
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Miss Nellie Praul |
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Miss Lucy Vansant |
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Miss Marty Stradling |
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Miss Mabel Brown |
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Miss Clara Hellings |
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Miss Edna Hellings |
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Miss Ada Brown |
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Miss Iona Brown |
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Miss Clare Conner |
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Master Clarence Brown |
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Master Lester Martindell |
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David O. Allen |
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John Digman |
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William Digman |
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M. Digman |
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William Praul |
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Master Charles and John Praul |
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Linford Benner |
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Master Ashton Benner |
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Bristol Bucks
County 11/17/1898
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Hulmeville
Middletown School District
Students who didn’t miss any days of school
for the month of October |
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J. Carl Hibbs |
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Herbert L. Knight |
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Henry Briggs |
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Gustave Markgraf |
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Arthur C. HIbbs |
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John D. Noon |
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William Hawlk |
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Jacob H. Hibbs |
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Samuel Livingston |
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William Praul M.L. Lawrence |
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Flo Rose |
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Laura K. Hibbs |
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Bessie F. Magill |
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Mabel E. Hawlk |
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Jennie P. Larue |
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Jewell Woolston |
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Laura V. Wright |
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May Vansant |
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Olive A. Harrison |
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Mabel D. Johnson |
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Cynthia H. Leedom |
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Anna Douglass |
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Bertha Woolston |
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Emma Ludwig |
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Emma Barton |
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Lizzie M. Scott |
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John Whitee |
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Albert Baur |
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Willie Lukens |
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George Robinson |
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Stella Woolston |
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Alice Bilger |
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Mary Stuckert |
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Maggie Bilger |
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Emma Umsted |
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Lena Stuckert |
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Mellie Vansant |
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Tillie Steeble |
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Henry Stuckert |
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Ashton Benner |
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Herbert Melcher |
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Arthur Bellerby |
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L. May Sharkey |
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Cleo brown |
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Katie M. Muth |
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Iona Richardson |
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Winnie Pitzonka |
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George B. Force |
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Walter Pitzonka |
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Fannie Vandegrift |
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Lydia Sacwright |
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Mary Berrell |
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Carrie Sacwright |
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Villa Price |
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Cassie Chantling |
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Frankie Schraum |
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Llewellan Miller |
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Justus Berrell |
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Lawton Price |
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Howell Miller Philip Farrelly |
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John Bom |
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George Schraum |
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Ambrose Miller |
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Eddie Longshore |
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James Barber |
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Willie Barber |
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Walter Thompson |
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Alfred Thompson |
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Dollie Neeld |
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Mary Schneider |
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Amelia Ludwig |
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Blanche Johnson |
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Angie Estill |
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Elizabeth Ludwig |
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Rebecca Darrah |
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Abbie Estill |
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Bessie Shield |
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Myrtle Metler |
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Charles Praul |
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Clarence Lawrence |
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Lester Martindell |
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Clair Hanson |
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Frances Krusen |
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William Nereil |
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Lily Johnson |
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Ray Goheen |
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Nellie Magill |
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May Laros |
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Myrle Goslin |
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Edna Hellings |
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Carrie Dunlap |
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Irene Harrison |
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Belle Harrison |
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Ernestine Gunthert |
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Adolph Schoenfelt |
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Joseph Briggs |
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