Webmaster’s Note: This page of our website originated with Phyllis J. Hughes, HFA Genealogist from its inception in 1985 until her retirement from day-to-day involvement with the HFA in 2020. She was a major contributor to the formation of the HFA and it’s success today. If you’ve been searching for a Hull ancestor in the past 35 or so years, it is very likely that you’ve read her works, seen her contributions to the HFA and other forums, or perhaps even had personal contact with her. Whatever the case, the HFA was privileged to have had the services and support of Phyllis J. Hughes all those years. Her contributions to preserving the history of the Hulls across America has been phenomenal. She has actively promoted and advanced the purposes and goals of this Association since its inception in 1985 and has ensured the preservation of the volumes of information she has personally compiled over the years by entrusting it to the Denver Public Library in the form of the Phyllis J. Hughes Hull/Holl/Hohl Genealogical Collection.
Genealogical Pointers
The following articles provide a head start for the novice researcher and a helpful reminder for the experienced genealogist.
Items we would like to add at a future date include:
Queries
HFA members may submit queries to aid in finding new information on their ancestors.
Family Group Sheets
The HFA has a database of nearly 20,000 Hull/Holl/Hohl family group sheets. Even though the data on these sheets is not always complete, the information they contain, along with the various sources cited, can serve as a guide for additional research on those families.
Current members (and members only) may request PDF copies of these family group sheets. Please limit your request to no more than three sheets at a time, and allow up to three weeks for a response.