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      ; Mentioned in 1806 will of father.¹
In Francis Philip "Franz" Hull's will dated 1 February 1806 at Virginia, USA, Henry Hull was named as an heir; DAR App #555016 cites Chalkley [1912:II:232]:
     Page 190 - 1st February, 1806. Francis Hull's will
     To sons, Henry and Daniel; to daughters, Elizabeth Fulwider, Holly Hanger, Barbara Cook, son Frederick, daughter Catherine Wiseman; son, John; daughter Susanna; windmill to son John. Executos, Daniel Hull, James Harris. Teste: John and Hugh Daugherty (affirmed); David Myers (sworn). Proved 28 March, 1808 by Jno. Daugherty and 26th April 1808, by others. Executors refuse. Administration granted Jno. Hull."^2,1

     Anna Margaret Fulwider married (?) Black
; Her 1st husbad.^3,2 Anna Margaret Fulwider was born on 28 January 1762 at York Co., Pennsylvania, USA; DAR App #555016 cites: "William J. Hinke's transcription and translation, doe in 1939, of the Church Record of St. Jacob's (Stone) Church, Codorus township, Brodbeck's, York County, Pennsylvania, 1756-1858."^1,2 She was baptized on 14 February 1762 at St. Jacob's (Stone) Church, Cordorus Township, York Co., Pennsylvania, USA.² She married Jacob Cline Jr. on 26 January 1790
; Her 2nd husbad; DAR App #555016 cites Chalkley [1912:287].^3,2,4
Anna Margaret Fulwider died before 25 February 1804; cited as deceased in her father's 1804 will.³
     Hans Ulrich Vollenweider and Anna Margaretha Binckele emigrated in 1779 from Augusta Co., Virginia, USA; DAR App #747286 provides supporting material from Harlan Yager Smith "I am Because They Were", p. 159:
     "Toward the end of the 1770's it would seem that Ulrich made a move with his family from Pennsylvania to Virginia."⁵
In Hans Ulrich Vollenweider's will dated 25 February 1804 at Augusta Co., Virginia, USA, Anna Margaret Fulwider was named as an heir; Ancestry.com - Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850
     Name: Ulrich Fulwider
     Date: 25 Feb 1804
     Location: Augusta Co., VA
     Notes: This probate record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley.
     Remarks: Ulrich Fulwiders will-To wife, Margaret; son, George (two entrys made in Beverlys lands); to five daughters, Margaret Cline, Susanna Bright, Mary Wearly, Betsy Hanger, Catherine Hefner (Margaret and Susanna are dead); son, Henry (?); to Margaret Ga
     Description: Decedent
     Book: WB10-317
     Prove Date: 1 Nov 1809
     Source Information: Ancestry.com. Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate Records, 1639-1850 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
Original data:
     Chalkley, Lyman. Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of Augusta County. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1965. Originally published in 1912.
     Crozier, William Armstrong, ed. Virginia County Records - Spotsylvania County Records, 1721-1800. Being transcriptions from the original files at the County Court House of wills, deeds, administrators' and guardians' bonds, marriage licenses, and lists of revolutionary pensioners. New York, NY: Fox, Duffield & Co., 1905.
     The will abstracts for Isle of Wight and Norfolk counties were taken from microfilmed copies of the original Will Books. Some of these records may be found at the Family History Library as well as other libraries and archives. The originals may be found at the appropriate county courthouses.
     For individual sources please see the Notes section listed with each record.

Text of Will from DAR App #531965:
     "In the name of God Amen this 25th day of February 1804     
     "I, Uldrick Fulwider of Augusta County and State of Virginia being old and weak in body but of a perfect mind and memory thanks to God therefore 6allirig·to mind the mortality of my body and knowing a that it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and Testament and principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul into the hands of God that gave it and as for my body I commend it to the earth to be buried in a Christian like and decent manner by my Executors nothing doubting but at the General Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the Mighty Power of God and as touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me within this life I give and despose of in the following manner, and principally I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Margaret Fulwider the dwelling house and dresser her life time only.
     "A so I bequeath to said Margaret Fulwider all the beads and furniture belonging to sd. beds the bedstead also with the stove and two chest · I likewise bequeath to my wife Margaret Fulwider all dresser furniture such as pots ovens dishes plates and spoons and one large kettle everything mentioned or not belonging to the dresser, likewise I leave and bequeath to ,my son George Fulwider my plantation that I now live on with my right of two entrys I made in Beverleys lands adjoining to said old tract I bequeath also to George Fulwider my wagon Jeckscrew horse gears windmill plows harrow spaid shovels matocks axes log chains ogers chesels drawing knives pitch forks of all kinds one meal chest and a tub all barrels on sd. plow with the sheep and hogs belonging to the premises I likewise will and bequeath to my five daughters, to wit, Margaret Cline, Susana Bright, Mary Wearly, Betsy Hanger, and Catharine Hefner each forty pounds to be paid by my son George Fulwider out of his part already it is to be paid to each or their children as Mrs. Cline is deceased and Susannah Bright deceased also there part what is coming now their children is to get it their Mothers part only the money is to be paid as before mentioned that sum to each in twelve equal gales yearly.     Also George Fulwider is to furnish Margaret Fulwider with a sufficient support while she lives and is to cut and hawl fire wood to the door ready to burn.
     "I Ulrick Fulwider reserve for myself one third of the grain raised on the place over what supports both Georges and my familys and likewise one third of the meat that is to be killed for house use, and Ulrick Fulwider is to keep one Mear and two cows and of sd cows the may raise one calf a year and sd George Fulwider is to keep them for his father as his own is keep & the Creatures at the decease of the old man the one to be sold and the old woman is to have the use and all notes and bonds that is coming to me is to be gathered in and at the death of Margaret Fulwider all furniture and cash is to be divided into six equal shares to Clines children and Susana Bright's Children to Mary Wearly, Betsy Hanger, Catharine Hefner and Henry Fulwider.
     "I likewise will and bequeath what is in the hands of Henry Fulwider to remain there and to be his own forever also I bequeath to Henry Fulwider my cloathing all that I am possessed of.
     "I likewise bequeath to Margaret Gaul what is in her hands and if Margaret Fulwider choses to love the place then sd George Fulwider is to give for the support of Margaret Fulwider five pounds in cash yearly ten pounds of hackled flax ten pounds of tow and six pounds of wool and also the third of the flax that is raised the old man's life time.
     "I likewise bequeath to John Fulwider what is now in his possession already, as I consider he has got .his full part.
     "I likewise allow my just debts to be paid and funeral charges to be paid out of what is coming and the money what is remaining is to be divided in the manner prescribed above.
     "I likewise appoint and constutute and ordain Robert Harris and Margaret Fulwider sole Executors of this my last will and testament and do hereby utterly disallow and revoke and disannul all and every other form of wills testam legies requests or bequeaths and Executors by me in any wise before this time named confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament     In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the year and day above written."^6,3

     Mary (?) married Jacob Fulwider, son of Hans Ulrich Vollenweider and Anna Margaretha Binckele.^1,2

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     John Garrett was born on 10 January 1631.¹

     Mary Garrett was born on 1 May 1642.¹ She was baptized on 15 May 1642.¹

     Catren Garrett was born circa 1 May 1646.¹ She was baptized on 26 May 1646.¹

     Thomas Garrett was born circa 1 May 1649.¹ He was baptized on 17 May 1649.¹

     Anne Garrett was born on 4 February 1669 at Hose, Leicestershire, England.¹
Anne Garrett died before 10 November 1672 at Leicestershire, England.^1,2
     Anne Garrett was also known as Ann Garrett.²

     Mary Garrett was born in November 1670 at Hose, Leicestershire, England.^1,2
Mary Garrett died on 16 January 1704/5 at Upper Darby Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 34.²

     Abel Noble married Mary Garrett, daughter of William Garrett Sr. and Ann Kirke, in 1692.²

     Hannah Garrett was born on 23 June 1674 at Harby, Leicestershire, England; Futhey & Cope [1881:561] say b 23 Apr 1674.^1,2 She married George Emlen in 1694.^1,2

     George Emlen married Hannah Garrett, daughter of William Garrett Sr. and Ann Kirke, in 1694.^1,2

     Sarah Garrett was born on 23 June 1676 at Harby, Leicestershire, England; Futhey & Cope [1881:561] say b 23 Apr 1676.^1,2
Sarah Garrett died between 8 February 1702 and 1703 at Upper Darby Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Launey [2007:II:44]: "d. 8th of 12th mo, 1702."² She married Randal R. Croxson on 8 April 1702
; from Launey [2007:II:44]: "m. 8th of 2ne mo, 1702."^1,2

     Randal R. Croxson married Sarah Garrett, daughter of William Garrett Sr. and Ann Kirke, on 8 April 1702
; from Launey [2007:II:44]: "m. 8th of 2ne mo, 1702."^1,2

     Alice Garrett was born on 24 June 1678 at Harby, Leicestershire, England.^1,2 She married Joseph Pennell, son of Robert Pennell and Hannah (?), on 8 April 1702
; from Launey [2007:II:44]: "m. 8th of 2nd mo, 1702."^1,2
Alice Garrett died on 13 September 1748 at age 70; from Launey [2007:II:44]: "d. 13th of 7th mo, 1748."²

     Joseph Pennell was born on 12 October 1674.² He married Alice Garrett, daughter of William Garrett Sr. and Ann Kirke, on 8 April 1702
; from Launey [2007:II:44]: "m. 8th of 2nd mo, 1702."^1,3
Joseph Pennell died on 30 September 1756 at age 81.²

     John Garrett was born on 22 March 1685/86 at Upper Darby Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA; Futhey & Cope [1881:561] say b 22 Jan 1685/86; from Launey [2007:II:44]: "b. 22nd of 1st mo, 1686."^1,2
John Garrett died on 21 August 1713 at age 27; Futhey & Cope [1881:561] say d. 21 Aug 1716; from Launey [2007:II:44]: "d. 22st of 8th mo, 1713."^1,2

     Jane Pennell was born on 13 July 1678; Futhey & Cope [1881:561] say b. 13 May 1678; from Launey [2007:II:44]: "b. 13th of 7th mo, 1678"; Futhey & Cope [1881:561] says "born 5, 13, 1678."^1,2 She married Samuel Garrett Sr., son of William Garrett Sr. and Ann Kirke, on 6 May 1698 at Upper Darby Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^4,1,3,2

Jane Pennell died on 27 August 1736 at age 58; per Launey [2007:II:44]: "d. 27th of 6th mo, 1736"; Futhey & Cope [1881:561] says "died 6, 27, 1736."^1,3,2
     She was Quaker.² She was per Launey [2007:II:44]: "appointed overseer for the Darby Women's Monthly Meeting on 7th of 6th mo, 1717 for a perio of one year." in 1717/18 at Darby Women's Monthly Meeting, Darby Township, Chester Co. (now Delaware Co.), Pennsylvania, USA.²

     Robert Pennell married Hannah (?)^1,2

Robert Pennell died circa 1728 at Middletown Township, Chester Co. (now Delaware Co.), Pennsylvania, USA.²
     Robert Pennell lived before 1684 at Boulderton, Nottinghamshire, England.²

Robert Pennell immigrated in 1684 to Pennsylvania, USA; England->PA.²

     Hannah (?) married Robert Pennell.^1,2
Hannah (?) was born circa 1640; based on age at death of 71 years.²
Hannah (?) died on 4 December 1711 at Middletown Township, Chester Co. (now Delaware Co.), Pennsylvania, USA; aged 71 years.²
     Hannah (?) lived in 1686 at Middletown Township, Chester Co. (now Delaware Co.), Pennsylvania, USA.¹

     Mary Garrett married Obadiah Eldridge
; her 1st husband.^1,2 Mary Garrett was born on 7 June 1699 at Darby Township, Chester Co. (now Delaware Co.), Pennsylvania, USA; per Launey [2007:II:44]: "b. 7th of 4th mo, 1699."^1,2 She married Thomas Oldman in 1721
; her 2nd husband.^1,2

     Thomas Oldman married Mary Garrett, daughter of Samuel Garrett Sr. and Jane Pennell, in 1721
; her 2nd husband.^1,2
     Reference: This may be the "Thomas Oldham (Junior)" discussed along with "his widow Mary" in Miller [1907:476]:
     "The following owned lands in Chester County, Pennsylvania: Joseph Oldham 1754, robert Oldhamn 1765 to 1774, and John Oldhamn 1765 to 1769. About 1750, Thomas Oldham (Junior) being suffixed because his father had the same given name, died in Chester County, and his widow Mary qualified as administratrix of his estate. In 1756, another Thomas Oldham, father of the one above named, style senior, died in East Nottingham, his will mentioning his wife Rachael, (daughter of Zacharias Butcher) and daughters..." at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.³

     Joseph Garrett Sr. was born on 25 April 1701 at Darby Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA; Anderson [1966:I:25] says "2 mo. 25, 1701"; Laney [2007:II:44] says "b. 25th of 2nd mo, 1700/01."^1,4,3 He married Mary Sharpless, daughter of James Sharpless and Mary Lewis, between 25 April 1721 and 1722 at Providence Meeting, Media, Delaware Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; Anderson [1966:I:25] says "2 mo. 25, 1722"; Launey [2007:II:46]: "m. 25th of 2nd mo, 1721/22."^1,4,2
Joseph Garrett Sr. died between 2 May 1769 and 29 August 1770 at Goshen Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^4,2

His estate was probated on 30 August 1770 at Chester County Register of Wills, West Chester Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^4,2

     Joseph Garrett Sr. left a will on 1 May 1769 at Goshen Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.²

     Mary Sharpless was born on 27 April 1702 at Nether Providence Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA; Anderson [1966:I:25] says "born 2 mo. 27, 1702."⁴ She married Joseph Garrett Sr., son of Samuel Garrett Sr. and Jane Pennell, between 25 April 1721 and 1722 at Providence Meeting, Media, Delaware Co., Pennsylvania, USA,
; Anderson [1966:I:25] says "2 mo. 25, 1722"; Launey [2007:II:46]: "m. 25th of 2nd mo, 1721/22."^1,5,2
Mary Sharpless died circa 1780 at Goshen Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.⁴

Her estate was probated on 10 June 1780 at Chester County Register of Wills, West Chester Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.⁴

     Hannah Garrett was born on 18 September 1704 at Darby Township, Chester Co. (now Delaware Co.), Pennsylvania, USA; per Launey [2007:II:44]: "b. 18th of 7th mo, 1704."^1,2 She married William Lewis, son of David Lewis and Ann Jones, in 1728.^1,2

Hannah Garrett died on 15 July 1763 at age 58.²

     William Lewis married Hannah Garrett, daughter of Samuel Garrett Sr. and Jane Pennell, in 1728.^1,2

     Samuel Garrett was born on 20 December 1706 at Darby Township, Chester Co. (now Delaware Co.), Pennsylvania, USA; per Launey [2007:II:44]: "b. 20th of 10th mo, 1706."^1,2
Samuel Garrett died on 19 March 1707/8 at age 1; per Launey [2007:II:44]: "b. 19th of 1st mo, 1707/08."^1,2