Hull Cemetery is located on a tract of land to which a deed was made to D. D.Hull, signed by President Van Buren. Mr. Hull (David Denton) and his wife lived upon this land in the pioneer's cabin. In 1838 a child was born to them, but lived only a few weeks. As there was no cemetery, the baby was laid to rest on a hilltop overlooking the cabin. Later a plot of ground was deeded by Mr. Hull for a public cemetery, therefore it is known as the Hull Cemetery. Almost a century later, monuments mark the graves of many descendants of this family as well as many other early settlers. The names of Likes, McCarl, Young, Fletcher, Boulware, McKee, Call Collier, Pulliam, Nestrick, Walch, Patterof and others. Possibly 300 graves are found there. This cemetery is cared for with donations from interested parties. (From the website of Kenneth M. Lakey - World Connect)