History of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania . ber of the firm, which has sincebeen known as Hull k Company. Mr. Hull is also interested in the lumberbusiness at Jersey Shore and Pine Creek, Pennsylvania, and is a stockliolderin the Milton Trust and Safe Deposit Comi)any. He was married, July , to Emma, daughter of Samuel Leidy of Milton, who has borne himtwo children: May. and William P. Politically Mr. Hull is a is now serving his ninth year as school director. The McCormick Family.—The ancestry of the McCormick family istraced to James McCormick, of Londonderry, Irela
History of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania . ber of the firm, which has sincebeen known as Hull k Company. Mr. Hull is also interested in the lumberbusiness at Jersey Shore and Pine Creek, Pennsylvania, and is a stockliolderin the Milton Trust and Safe Deposit Comi)any. He was married, July , to Emma, daughter of Samuel Leidy of Milton, who has borne himtwo children: May. and William P. Politically Mr. Hull is a is now serving his ninth year as school director. The McCormick Family.—The ancestry of the McCormick family istraced to James McCormick, of Londonderry, Ireland, one of the signers ofa memorial to William and Mary in 108J. His son, Thomas bom in 1702 and immigrated to America in 1735, locating in Paxtangtownship, Lancaster (now Dauphin) county, Pennsylvania. In 1745 he removedto East Pennsboro township, Cumberland county, Pennsylvania, where hedied in 1702. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Adam Carruth, and theywere the parents of six children. The eldest, Thomas McCormick, was born.
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