History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . from thetime of his admission to the bar and has built up anexcellent practice of representative order. Edward Hawkins Hulser was born at Lake City,Calhoun county, Iowa, on the .wth of September,1870, and is a son of George and Myra (Hawkins)Hulser. the former of whom was born in Germanyand the latter in the state of New York, of staunchPuritan lineage, the original progenitors in Americahaving come from England on the historic shipMayflower. Rev. Franklin Hawkins, maternalgrandfather of
History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . from thetime of his admission to the bar and has built up anexcellent practice of representative order. Edward Hawkins Hulser was born at Lake City,Calhoun county, Iowa, on the .wth of September,1870, and is a son of George and Myra (Hawkins)Hulser. the former of whom was born in Germanyand the latter in the state of New York, of staunchPuritan lineage, the original progenitors in Americahaving come from England on the historic shipMayflower. Rev. Franklin Hawkins, maternalgrandfather of Mr. Hulser, was a clergyman of the^lethodist Episcopal church and passed the closingyears of his life in the state of New York. GeorgeHulser was but seven years of age at the time of hisparents immigration from Germany to the L^nitedStates, and he was reared to manhood in the stateof New York. He became one of the pioneer settlersof Calhoun county, Iowa, and at the time he thereestablished his home his residence was the only onewithin twenty-six miles of the present thriving town ^^^ iTflBLlC ^.^r/oS^.
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