Comments on: Hiram Hulin seeks Justice for his Murdered Sons

By: Southerners Against Slavery: Wesleyan Methodists in Montgomery County, North Carolina « Renegade South

Sun, 08 Jan 2012 02:47:25 +0000

[...] Wesleyan families’ refusal to support the Confederacy tragically resulted in the vigilante murders of three Hulin [...]

By: renegadesouth

renegadesouth — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 01:59:18 +0000

DR,

I wish I could help you, but I’m not familiar with this line of Hulins. Perhaps there are Hulin researchers out there who can supply some answers. Good luck,

Vikki

By: D. R.

D. R. — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 03:41:38 +0000

I am interested in the Hulin family both from a relationship connection and history. My great grandmother was a Hulin but in Cabarrus County. I believe she was the daughter of Robert (born @1793)and Catherine (born @1787) Hulin. I am hoping someone has info on a possible connection. My Kennerly family has connections in that area in the early 1800s as well as my Crowell line, too.

Thanks for the research and posting of such an interesting story!

Regards
DR

By: renegadesouth

renegadesouth — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 12:55:42 +0000

Calvin and Patricia,

Thank you for your post. The Civil War story of the Hulins is such a tragic story, and I understand your desire to know if you are related. I would imagine you are, at least distantly, since you live in a neighboring county.

My book, Unruly Women, contains a limited genealogy table of the Hulin family which I will summarize here:

1. Hiram Hulin (b. 1806)and his brother Orrin (b. 1788) were the sons of Arthur Hulin.

2. Hiram first married Nancy ?; his second wfie was Elizabeth Candace Beaman.

3. The names of Hiram’s children were Sarah (m. Elisha Moore), Nelson (m. Clarinda Crook), Jesse (m. Caroline Moore), John, William, Eliza, Dias (m. Nancy Moore), Chana (m. Valentine Moore), and James.

4. Orrin Hulin, who left Mont. Co. before the Civil War, married Elizabeth Reeves. The names of their children were Frances (b. 1821, m. Wm. B. Hurley); Jane, James, John, Thomas, Alexander, O.C., Martha L.

I hope some of our readers will fill in or correct my information. I have more info on the broader family, and will try and answer any questions you might have.

Vikki

By: Calvin Hulin

Calvin Hulin — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 21:40:57 +0000

I was interested in this because I am from a neighboring county, and I am very interested in history. Especially because we have the same last names. It was also be interesting to me to find out if we are related. If you could assist me with any information on how to be able to do this would be appreciated as I said previously I am very interested in history and the heritage of my family. I also would be eager to find out if the murderers were brought to justice, that is a very saddening story and for a father to be pleading for justice on behalf of his sons whom were murdered is heart felt. I thank you for your hard work in putting this together.

Sincerely
Calvin & Patricia Hulin