Naomi Palmer was born in Makefield Township in 1688 to John and Christiana Joses Palmer. The family were early Quaker settlers and were founding members of the Falls Monthly Meeting. On October 2, 1708, she married recent Quaker convert and immigrant George Hulme at Falls Monthly Meeting. Unfortunately, she did not survive and appears to have died in 1709, sometime between her marriage and her husband's petition to remarry her sister, Ruth in 1710. She is likely buried in the meetinghouse cemetery.
Naomi Palmer was born in Makefield Township in 1688 to John and Christiana Joses Palmer. The family were early Quaker settlers and were founding members of the Falls Monthly Meeting. On October 2, 1708, she married recent Quaker convert and immigrant George Hulme at Falls Monthly Meeting. Unfortunately, she did not survive and appears to have died in 1709, sometime between her marriage and her husband's petition to remarry her sister, Ruth in 1710. She is likely buried in the meetinghouse cemetery.
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