Talk:USS Hull (DD-7)

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The articles says that Mabel Hull was a descendant of Isaac Hull.

HFAm #782, Richard Hull line, Isaac Hull had no children. Therefore, it is impossible for anyone to descend from this noted Hull who was the commander of the ship Constitution. While he did have relatives, he had no descendants.

   Furthermore, none of Commodore Isaac Hull’s brothers had sons with male issue, so the Hull name is lost in the second generation descending from these brothers. Anyone claiming to be a descendant of Commodore Isaac Hull or his brothers has been given incorrect information