Asapha was the eldest son of William Bull and Margaret Hunter. I am sure he would be buried in the same Cemetery as his father and brother Richard Bull, no burial record found.
PROBATE INVENTORIES
GREENE COUNTY, OHIO,1803-1823
These 251 probate files are located in Greene County Records Center and Archives, Xenia, Ohio. These files are particularly useful as many contain lists from estate sales that can serve as a means of market verification of evaluations. Wherever possible the sale price is used rather than the evaluation.
Wm Bull, 1812
1 gun (?) $4
Asaph Bull, 1813
4 vols. of Scripture $18.25; Bailies dictionary, $3; Cracklets pocket Dictionary $1.92; Jackson's Bookkeeping $0.87; Oneals Geography,
$12.90; Westminster Confession of Faith, $2.10; Whitefields Sermons $1.76; 2 vols of Bostow on the covenant $3.13; Watts Psalms and Hymns 0.50; the Young mans best Companion $1; New Testamant 0.56; American Young mans best Companion 0.95; Pocket Bible $2.60; Bennnetts Arithmetic 0.70; Columbus Voyages 0.57; Detworths Assistant 0.56; the art of speaking 0.52; Russels 7 Sermons 0.70; 1 old book 0.35; universal spelling book 0.26; American spelling book 0.25; the economy of human life 0.28; the life of Fraueis Spiro 0.44; Mercantile Arithmatic 0.26; Clemons Confession, 0.14; Powdrys tract, 0.23; the Secular Guide 0.14; Paradise lost 0.26.
Looking for Asaph Bull, his name is Welsh, after St. Asaph.
St. Asaph
Asaph was a favourite pupil of Saint Kentigern from Scotland who founded a church where St. Asaph cathedral is now and left it in the care of Asaph. Queen Nest was the most beautiful woman in Wales and, whilst bathing in the River Elwy lost a very ancient sacred ring. She fled to St. Asaph to ask him to come to dinner that night to help her break the news to her husband Maelgwyn the most powerful king in Wales. Asaph did this well calming the king's terrible anger by pointing out a personal possession was not worth destroying their love for. Asaph then served up the salmon and, surprise, Nest's portion contained the ring!
Sites: St. Asaph Cathedral,( Llanelwy)
PROBATE INVENTORIES
GREENE COUNTY, OHIO,1803-1823
These 251 probate files are located in Greene County Records Center and Archives, Xenia, Ohio. These files are particularly useful as many contain lists from estate sales that can serve as a means of market verification of evaluations. Wherever possible the sale price is used rather than the evaluation.
Wm Bull, 1812
1 gun (?) $4
Asaph Bull, 1813
4 vols. of Scripture $18.25; Bailies dictionary, $3; Cracklets pocket Dictionary $1.92; Jackson's Bookkeeping $0.87; Oneals Geography,
$12.90; Westminster Confession of Faith, $2.10; Whitefields Sermons $1.76; 2 vols of Bostow on the covenant $3.13; Watts Psalms and Hymns 0.50; the Young mans best Companion $1; New Testamant 0.56; American Young mans best Companion 0.95; Pocket Bible $2.60; Bennnetts Arithmetic 0.70; Columbus Voyages 0.57; Detworths Assistant 0.56; the art of speaking 0.52; Russels 7 Sermons 0.70; 1 old book 0.35; universal spelling book 0.26; American spelling book 0.25; the economy of human life 0.28; the life of Fraueis Spiro 0.44; Mercantile Arithmatic 0.26; Clemons Confession, 0.14; Powdrys tract, 0.23; the Secular Guide 0.14; Paradise lost 0.26.
Looking for Asaph Bull, his name is Welsh, after St. Asaph.
St. Asaph
Asaph was a favourite pupil of Saint Kentigern from Scotland who founded a church where St. Asaph cathedral is now and left it in the care of Asaph. Queen Nest was the most beautiful woman in Wales and, whilst bathing in the River Elwy lost a very ancient sacred ring. She fled to St. Asaph to ask him to come to dinner that night to help her break the news to her husband Maelgwyn the most powerful king in Wales. Asaph did this well calming the king's terrible anger by pointing out a personal possession was not worth destroying their love for. Asaph then served up the salmon and, surprise, Nest's portion contained the ring!
Sites: St. Asaph Cathedral,( Llanelwy)
Asapha was the eldest son of William Bull and Margaret Hunter. I am sure he would be buried in the same Cemetery as his father and brother Richard Bull, no burial record found.
PROBATE INVENTORIES
GREENE COUNTY, OHIO,1803-1823
These 251 probate files are located in Greene County Records Center and Archives, Xenia, Ohio. These files are particularly useful as many contain lists from estate sales that can serve as a means of market verification of evaluations. Wherever possible the sale price is used rather than the evaluation.
Wm Bull, 1812
1 gun (?) $4
Asaph Bull, 1813
4 vols. of Scripture $18.25; Bailies dictionary, $3; Cracklets pocket Dictionary $1.92; Jackson's Bookkeeping $0.87; Oneals Geography,
$12.90; Westminster Confession of Faith, $2.10; Whitefields Sermons $1.76; 2 vols of Bostow on the covenant $3.13; Watts Psalms and Hymns 0.50; the Young mans best Companion $1; New Testamant 0.56; American Young mans best Companion 0.95; Pocket Bible $2.60; Bennnetts Arithmetic 0.70; Columbus Voyages 0.57; Detworths Assistant 0.56; the art of speaking 0.52; Russels 7 Sermons 0.70; 1 old book 0.35; universal spelling book 0.26; American spelling book 0.25; the economy of human life 0.28; the life of Fraueis Spiro 0.44; Mercantile Arithmatic 0.26; Clemons Confession, 0.14; Powdrys tract, 0.23; the Secular Guide 0.14; Paradise lost 0.26.
Looking for Asaph Bull, his name is Welsh, after St. Asaph.
St. Asaph
Asaph was a favourite pupil of Saint Kentigern from Scotland who founded a church where St. Asaph cathedral is now and left it in the care of Asaph. Queen Nest was the most beautiful woman in Wales and, whilst bathing in the River Elwy lost a very ancient sacred ring. She fled to St. Asaph to ask him to come to dinner that night to help her break the news to her husband Maelgwyn the most powerful king in Wales. Asaph did this well calming the king's terrible anger by pointing out a personal possession was not worth destroying their love for. Asaph then served up the salmon and, surprise, Nest's portion contained the ring!
Sites: St. Asaph Cathedral,( Llanelwy)
PROBATE INVENTORIES
GREENE COUNTY, OHIO,1803-1823
These 251 probate files are located in Greene County Records Center and Archives, Xenia, Ohio. These files are particularly useful as many contain lists from estate sales that can serve as a means of market verification of evaluations. Wherever possible the sale price is used rather than the evaluation.
Wm Bull, 1812
1 gun (?) $4
Asaph Bull, 1813
4 vols. of Scripture $18.25; Bailies dictionary, $3; Cracklets pocket Dictionary $1.92; Jackson's Bookkeeping $0.87; Oneals Geography,
$12.90; Westminster Confession of Faith, $2.10; Whitefields Sermons $1.76; 2 vols of Bostow on the covenant $3.13; Watts Psalms and Hymns 0.50; the Young mans best Companion $1; New Testamant 0.56; American Young mans best Companion 0.95; Pocket Bible $2.60; Bennnetts Arithmetic 0.70; Columbus Voyages 0.57; Detworths Assistant 0.56; the art of speaking 0.52; Russels 7 Sermons 0.70; 1 old book 0.35; universal spelling book 0.26; American spelling book 0.25; the economy of human life 0.28; the life of Fraueis Spiro 0.44; Mercantile Arithmatic 0.26; Clemons Confession, 0.14; Powdrys tract, 0.23; the Secular Guide 0.14; Paradise lost 0.26.
Looking for Asaph Bull, his name is Welsh, after St. Asaph.
St. Asaph
Asaph was a favourite pupil of Saint Kentigern from Scotland who founded a church where St. Asaph cathedral is now and left it in the care of Asaph. Queen Nest was the most beautiful woman in Wales and, whilst bathing in the River Elwy lost a very ancient sacred ring. She fled to St. Asaph to ask him to come to dinner that night to help her break the news to her husband Maelgwyn the most powerful king in Wales. Asaph did this well calming the king's terrible anger by pointing out a personal possession was not worth destroying their love for. Asaph then served up the salmon and, surprise, Nest's portion contained the ring!
Sites: St. Asaph Cathedral,( Llanelwy)
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