A roster of Revolutionary ancestors of the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution (much is resources from Morton’s history)
Peter Thomas Hull (Hohl) SR 1713 Palatinate, Germany, d. Feb 1776 Crab Bottom, Augusta Co. VA (now Highland Co VA)

first marriage in Germany, children 1) Peter ca 1730-1818 Pendleton Co md Barbara Keith;
Francis (Franz Phillip) ca 1732 Germany d. Mar 1808 Augusta Co VA, md 1) 27 Mar 1758 to Maria Agnes Klingin (er) who died ca 1768; md 2) 1771 Frederick Co VA to Margaret Linkenfelter. (Son of Francis, John Hull md Amy Strickland in 1811 and they migrated to Highland Co. OH651)

second marriage 25 Nov 1750 Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster Co. PA to Susanna Margaretha DIEFFENBACH b. Oct 1725. Their children include -
Adam 1836 who md Esther Keister; William md Rebecca Bradford; George b Oct 1757 md Hannah Keister; Joseph; Mary Magdalene b 1 Apr 1762 who md Abram Turner (Burner, Bunner); Phoebe Amistasia b. 15 Apr 1768, d 5 Aug 1815 who md John Yeager who d 7 Jan 1833; David; John; Catherine d aft 1820 who md ca 1733 Peter Zickafoose; Eva C still living in 1829 who md George Yeager; Jacob; Robert; Henry b. 1760 d. 16 Sept 1836 probably md Elizabeth Keister and 2) Elizabeth Hawkins; Ann Elizabeth b. Feb 1764 md James Augustine Peterson or Patterson of England b. 1760; Margaret d 15 Jan 1820 md Adam Arbogast


Jacob Shinaberry Sr 1760
Purchased land 4 Dec 1804 from Captain Peter Hull. Jacob located a cemetery on this land which became known as the Shinaberry Cemetery, Highland Co. PA. Located on Rte 640 about 6-7 miles north of Hightown, about 1.5 miles before Bluegrass. The cemetery is on left behind a red barn, on top of the hill. http://www.pictures.eaglefreeenterprises.com/Shinaberry%20CemetaryVA.htm

Peter Thomas Hull from Rotterdam in “Francis and Ann” 1741; The Compendium of American Genealogy, Vol. VII

The records of Trinity
Lutheran Church
show that 'Peter Thomas Hohl, a widower and a miler; on the Susquehanna
River, and Susannah Mararetha Dieffenbach, a single person, ahve been published
several Sundays, and are joined, in wedlock, 25th of November 1750.' Peter Thomas Hull, his
bride, and his two soms by his former marriage, Peter and Francis Hull, took the trail towards
the Valley of Virginia. They settled on land bought from Christopher Francisco, on Cub's
Run, Rockingham
County, Virginia on 2 July 1752. This land was a part of the Jacob Stover tracts. Jacob
Stover was an ancestor or President Dwight D. Eisenhower. In 1765, they
acquired land in Crab Apple Bottom, the garden spot of what is now Highland County, Virginia. The
will of Peter Thomas Hull, was recorded March 19, 1776 in Will Book 5, page 407, Augusta
County, VA. It reads as follows:

In the name of God Amen:
The twenty-eighth day of November, on Thousand seven hundred, and
seventy-five.
I, Peter Hohl, of Augusta County and Colony of Virginia, being sick in body
but sound of mind and
Memory; thanks be to Almighty God for the same, do make and declare this my
last will and Testament
in manner and form following, first to my dearly beloved wife, Susannah
Margaret, I give and bequeath
the third part of the estate, after all my just debts are paid any my
Eldest son Peter shall according
to my will and desire after my decease give unto his (step) Mother the third
part or share of the increase of Grain to the land produces and shall bring
the same into the Barn and Thresh it for her. I likewise
bequeath further unto my wife to have choice of two milk cows and the
Pennsylvania Mare also a horse
for her to ride and to work, which horse is to remain upon the plantation
and not to be disposed of,
likewise the choice of two sheep; the division of my land shall be in the
following manner;
(1st) the land be surveyed from the lower end on the line up to the Dry
Run. (2nd) from the Dry Run up
to the Middle Corner tree (3rd) from the corner tree on up to the Middle
Corner tree on the upper land.
(4th)from the Middle corner Tree on up to the Upper Corner Tree. (5th) The
three of my eldest daughters shall be made equal. I bequeath unto them
after my decease the sum of Twenty pounds Current money each, and my
youngest dutghters shall also receive, each of them the sum of Twenty
pounds Current Money, as soon as they shall attain their age. (6th) I also
desire that the three different pieces or
parcels of land, viz. the first at the upper trace, the second in the
(Vanderpool) Gap, third on Jackson's
River, besides an entering, shall be sold at public Vendue, and put to the
estate. I empower hereby my Eldest son Peter to sell and dispose of the
same as my Executor to this my last will and Testament and desire that
Susannah Margaret, my wife and my son Peter shall educate my younger
Children, in a Christian-like manner, as long as they behave dutiful;
otherwise they shall have power to bind them out with this proviso to pay
them interest on their money from the day they are bound.
Witness present
Bernared Lantz His
Leonard Simon Peter (X) Hohl (L.S)
Peter Flesher Mark
Certify hereby the above is an Exact Copy Translated from the German Tongue
into English this Nineteenth day of March, One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Seventy Six.
John William Lee
CHILDREN: 2 by first marriage
+ 2. i. Peter Hull (2), born 1730
+ 3. ii. Francis Hull (2)
CHILDREN: 12 by second marriage
+ 4. iii. Henry Hull (2)
+ 5. iv. George Hull (2) born 1757
6. v. William Hull (2), married Rebecca Bradford
+ 7. vi. Mary Hull (2)
8. vii. Robert Hull (2)
9. viii. Catherine Hull (2) married Peter Zickafoose.
10. ix. David Hull (2)
11. x. John Hull (2)
12. xi. Phoebe Annis Hull (2)
13. xii. Elizabeth Hull (2), married James Patterson
14. xiii. Margaret Hull (2)
15. xiv. Eva Hull (2), married George Yeager.