Hull Family Histories

I am adding all of the family histories that are going in the Hull History Book. I will put most of them up now and add a few more over the next month. If you look at them please send me any correction or additions you would like.

Here is the newest Hull-Sasha Mary Hull. Sasha is a Russian name which is what Becky, her mom will speak to her and Mary is from Mary Benson and her husbands grandmother. Sasha weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce and is 19 1/2 inches long. You can tell I am proud.
The parents are Becky (Hull) and Aaron Henson of Sandy, Utah. Sasha was born at 8:02 PM on the 1st of September, 2008

Elizabeth Frew Hull 1921-2008

Yesterday my mother, Beth, passed away at home at 7:27 am. She lived a full life and is finally at peace after 6 years of Dialysis. She was a great mother to me as I grew up. I am including a collage of pictures of her as she grew up.

Our family is expanding

This past week I got notice from one of the newest DNA families that have ties to us-Richard T Hull-that his family goes back to Lancashire, England and one generation earlier to Northern Wales. We had supposed that our family could have immigrated from England to Ireland due to other DNA cousins from Ireland having ancestors who left Lancashire, England. This family is the first to actually have ancestors actually from that area.

Dear Family Members who have donated to the DNA study:

This past year has been long but very rewarding. When we first met and talked about the DNA studies I had no idea how successful we would be. Some of us traveled to Ireland and there we got a test done that connected us to the Aghalee Hull's of Antrim, Ireland. This gives us a connection to the Hulls who migrated to Aghalee from Lancashire, England. I have been searching for 20 years to try and find where we might have come from before Richard Hull 1750 arrived in Dungiven area. Now we have a good chance of finding out.

Over the past year we have also been connected to 5 or 6 other Hull lines here in the US and these same lines may have originated of course in the same area. We are in the process of extending the tests of three family lines to the 37 degree or marker level and we are also going to be testing about 6 or 7 more people to help in completing the study. Two in Australia, one in England, three in Ireland and one in the US. If anyone would like to help fund a few more tests we would appreciate the funds because we only have enough to do about three more tests. We will eventually need to test 3 or 4 more in England in Lancashire and a couple of more additions to our current families so they are all at the same level.

I cannot emphasize the great potential this has and the terrific support your help in supporting these tests have been. I gave a presentation the other day at a Genealogy Conference and to do it I calculated the potential names we have added to our line by doing the tests. The chart below is that rough calculation. Once we have put all of the names into our system the DNA tests will more than double our family.Richard Hull b. ca. 1750, IRE

Time to Most Recent Common Ancestor (Years)
ID	Modal	2827	7433	97262	2516	89766	28911	12081	74103	6397	82044	33273	3991	3924	74102
Modal	37	1350	1110	660	2010	510	360	240	240	240	180	180	240	90	360
2827 John Thomas Hull R1b1	1350	25	180	1650	2760	1020	1650	1650	1650	1650	1350	1350	1350	1350	1650
7433 Woodrow Wilson Hull R1b1	1110	180	37	1290	2760	960	1290	1290	1290	1290	1350	1350	1110	1110	1440
97262 John Rosman Hull R1b1	660	1650	1290	37	1650	510	660	810	810	810	1020	1020	510	660	960
2516 Richard Dwight Hull R1b	2010	2760	2760	1650	25	2010	2010	1650	1650	1650	2010	2010	2010	2010	1650
89766 George Gordon Hull R1b1	510	1020	960	510	2010	37	510	660	660	660	720	720	360	510	810
28911 Philip Golden Hull R1b1	360	1650	1290	660	2010	510	37	360	360	360	450	450	240	360	660
12081 Murray James Hull R1b1	240	1650	1290	810	1650	660	360	37	90	90	450	450	360	240	510
74103 Dan Hull R1b1	240	1650	1290	810	1650	660	360	90	37	90	450	450	360	240	510
6397 Jay Alton Hull R1b1c	240	1650	1290	810	1650	660	360	90	90	37	450	450	360	240	510
82044 Laurence Ollie Hull R1b1	180	1350	1350	1020	2010	720	450	450	450	450	25	180	180	180	450
33273 Thomas Hugh Hull R1b1	180	1350	1350	1020	2010	720	450	450	450	450	180	25	180	180	450
3991 Winfred David Hull R1b1	240	1350	1110	510	2010	360	240	360	360	360	180	180	37	240	510
3924 Robert Eugene Hull R1b1	90	1350	1110	660	2010	510	360	240	240	240	180	180	240	37	360
74102 Paul [nmn] Hull R1b1	360	1650	1440	960	1650	810	660	510	510	510	450	450	510	360	37
0-270 Years 300-570 Years 600-870 Years 900-1170 Years
- Infinite allele mutation model is used - Average mutation rate varies: 0.0023 to 0.0031 - Values on the diagonal indicate number of markers tested - Probability is 50% that the TMRCA is no longer than indicated - Average generation: 30 years

Note: Charles Clinton Hull is not included in this chart – waiting for results from lab.

 

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TMRCA (Time to the Most Recent Common Ancestor)

The algorithm taken from Bruce Walsh paper, Estimating the Time to the Most Recent Common Ancestor for the Y chromosome or Mitochondrial DNA for a Pair of Individuals. The TMRCA calculations use the average mutation rate for all the markers common between the pair of haplotypes being compared.

There are three selections for how the mutation rate is determined. The mutation rate selection uses the FTDNA derived mutation rates. This includes a rate of 0.00399 for the first 12 markers, 0.00481 for markers 13 through 25, and 0.00748 for the markers 26 through 37.

 

The close distances are highlighted for easier visualization of possible family relationships by the following:

·         0-9 Generations: green

·                                 10-19 Generations: yellow

·                                 20-29 Generations: pink

• 30-39 Generations: blue

Note that if units of years are chosen, the number of generations is multiplied by the specified rate of years per generation.

 

GENETIC DISTANCE

		Modal	2827	7433	97262	2516	89766	28911	12081	74103	6397	82044	33273	3391	3924	74102
Modal		37	4	7	4	6	3	2	1	1	1	0	0	1	0	2
2827 [John Thomas Hull]	R1b1	4	25	0	5	8	3	5	5	5	5	4	4	4	4	5
7433 [Woodrow Wilson Hull]	R1b1	7	0	37	8	8	6	8	8	8	8	4	4	7	7	9
97262 [John Rosman Hull]	R1b1	4	5	8	37	5	3	4	5	5	5	3	3	3	4	6
2516 [Richard Dwight Hull]	R1b	6	8	8	5	25	6	6	5	5	5	6	6	6	6	5
89766 [George Gordon Hull]	R1b1	3	3	6	3	6	37	3	4	4	4	2	2	2	3	5
28911 [Philip Golden Hull]	R1b1	2	5	8	4	6	3	37	2	2	2	1	1	1	2	4
12081 [Murray James Hull]	R1b1	1	5	8	5	5	4	2	37	0	0	1	1	2	1	3
74103 [Dan Hull]	R1b1	1	5	8	5	5	4	2	0	37	0	1	1	2	1	3
6397 [Jay Alton Hull]	R1b1c	1	5	8	5	5	4	2	0	0	37	1	1	2	1	3
82044 [Laurence Ollie Hull]	R1b1	0	4	4	3	6	2	1	1	1	1	25	0	0	0	1
33273 [Thomas Hugh Hull]	R1b1	0	4	4	3	6	2	1	1	1	1	0	25	0	0	1
3991 [Winfred David Hull]	R1b1	1	4	7	3	6	2	1	2	2	2	0	0	37	1	3
3924 [Robert Eugene Hull]	R1b1	0	4	7	4	6	3	2	1	1	1	0	0	1	37	2
74102 [Paul (nmn) Hull]	R1b1	2	5	9	6	5	5	4	3	3	3	1	1	3	2	37
	Related Probably Related Possibly Related FTDNA's Interpreting Genetic Distance for 12 Markers FTDNA's Interpreting Genetic Distance for 25 Markers FTDNA's Interpreting Genetic Distance for 37 Markers

 

Infinite Allele Mutation Model
The infinite allele model says that the entire difference between allele values, no matter how large, is the result of one mutation.

The close distances are highlighted for easier visualization of possible family relationships by the following:

• Related : green
• Probably Related : yellow
• Possibly Related : pink