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From History of Boone County, Missouri (1882)
TAYLOR H. HULEN.
Taylor H. Hulen was born in Kentucky, September 12, 1824. He ne to Missouri in 1832, when a small boy, and was educated at the nmon schools in the neighborhood of his home. In 1846 he was tried to Miss Narcissa, daughter of William Turner. By this ion they had ten children, five of each sex, all of whom are living t one. The first wife having died in 1868, he was again married, I second wife being Mrs. Margaret Roberts, late widow of Shelton bert, of Boone county, and a daughter of Andrew Gooding. They 7% four children, two of each sex. Mr. Hulen followed farming til 1880, when he built the livery stable he now owns, in connect with his partner, Jerry Bush, at Centralia, Missouri. Mr. lien is a member of the Methodist church. He takes a lively inter- ', in public matters, and is a friend and zealous worker in the cause education. Mrs. Hulen is a member ef the Christian church.
As printed in History of Boone County, Missouri (1882). See the original pages. Wording is the original; obvious scanning errors have been corrected, and a few may remain.
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