From "The History of North Washington" Published 1904

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GEORGE HULL
     George Hull is one of the younger agriculturists and stockmen of the 
Colville valley, who has manifested energy and capability in his endeavors 
in this section and who is now esteemed as one of the substantial and 
upright citizens. He was born in Dixon county, Nebraska, on April 22, 1875
, the son of Henry and Frances (Mitchell) Hull, natives of Tennessee and 
Iowa, respectively. They came to Whitman county, Washington in 1889, and in 
1892 journeyed to Stevens county where they now live. In Nebraska and Whitman 
county our subject received his educational training and at the age of fifteen 
bade farewell to school books and devoted himself to farming. When he had 
reached his majority, he took his present place as a homestead, it being 
seven miles northeast from Colville. Mr. Hull has the place well improved 
with a fine orchard, comfortable and substantial buildings, and so forth. 
He also owns eighteen head of live stock. Mr. Hull is a Democrat and is 
always keenly interested in the political questions of the day and local 
affairs. He has the following brothers and sisters, all of whom are in 
Stevens county Oliver, Arthur, Allen, Annie Lucks, and Emma.