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Title:  History of Henry and Fulton Counties, Ohio
Authors:  Aldrich, Lewis Cass.
City of Publication:  Syracuse, N.Y. :
Publisher:  D. Mason & Co.,
Publication Date:  1888

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DULL, George K., Damascus, Weston, Wood county p.o., of Damascus, was born
in Weston, Wood county, in 1847, and was a son of John and Delilah
(Kimberlin) Dull.  Delilah was born in Pennsylvania, and her husband was
born in Perry county, O., in 1822.  They were married in Wood county in
1842, and have had a family of five children--Martha J., George K., Henry
T. and Sarah C. and John F.  John settled in Wood county with his parents
in 1833.  He was a son of Samuel and Catharine Dull who settled in Perry
county, O., soon after the close of the War of 1812.  George K. was married
in December, 1878, to Rebecca E. Erwen, of Noble county, O.  They have had
a family of four children--Ralph E., Burley, Dwight and Virgil Norton.
George K. is one of the successful large farmers of Henry county, and is
now devoting his time and attention to the raising of blooded horses of the
Norman breed, and Durham cattle.

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