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Hulett
Cemetery
This is the burial place
of William Hulett, Sr., his wife Rachel Page Hulett and
possibly
members of their large
family. William and Rachel married in Clark County, Kentucky
on
10 December 1807. All
of their ten known children were probably born there.
The family first appears
on the 1830 census for Franklin County in the Southern District.
William Hulett is listed
as a man 50-60 years of age and Rachel 40-50.
Records indicate William
was born 1782/84 in Caroline County, Virginia and died in Franklin
County, Kentucky in 1834;
however, there is some question he may have lived until 1843.
Rachel Hulett is on the
1840 census for Franklin County listed as Mrs. Hulett. She does not
appear on the census
for 1850 and is presumed dead.
No inscribed markers
remain in this graveyard. Harold Rarden has documentation of
William Hulett's service
in the of the War of 1812 . On the 6th of April 2011,
Harold
erected a stone to the
memory of his ancestor William Hulett and wife Rachel Page.
Research performed by
Allen Hulett in 1957 helped locate the Hulett cemetery. To reach
this graveyard follow
Devils Hollow Road (1005) until it runs into Mt. Zion. Just north
of
Mt. Zion Church a sign
notes the Hulett Cemetery, located on property of Tim House.
Information
submitted by:
Harold
Rarden
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