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Ann Hull

Birth09 Aug 1790 - Sussex County, New Jersey, USA
Death2 May 1880 - Parsonage, Saint Mary, Jamaica
MotherSusan Rachel Vaughn
FatherJohn Hull

Born in Sussex County, New Jersey, USA on 09 Aug 1790 to John Hull and Susan Rachel Vaughn. Ann Hull married James Racey and had 14 children. She passed away on 2 May 1880 in Parsonage, Saint Mary, Jamaica.

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Parents
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John Hull
1753 - 1818
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Susan Rachel Vaughn
1756 - 1820
Spouse(s)
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James Racey
1781 - 1851
Children Show all
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Eliza Phelps Racey
1811 - 1893
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Charlotte Racey
1818 - 1893
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Robert Miles Racey
1833 - 1909
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Thomas Racey
1820 - 1902
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Henry Racey
1822 - 1869
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Fanny Adelaide Hull Racey
1826 - 1919
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Mary Racey
1824 - 1895
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James Benjamin Racey
1828 - 1874
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Ann Racey
1816 - 1872
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Susan Racey
1815 - 1890
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Jane Sumpsion Racey
1813 - 1893
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"Girl Racey
1821 - Unknown
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"Boy" Racey
1821 - Unknown
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Thomas Racey
1820 - Unknown

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