No family information, unfortunately.

In Winchester, Va. on the 20th ult. CHARLES HULETT, aged 75 years, a most
excellent and exemplary man.  Mr. H. was one of the band of Revolutionary
worthies.  He was attached to Capt. Neill's company of New Jersey artillery,
and served with it in its hard-fought battles at Monmouth and Princeton; it
was almost cut to pieces, after the fall of its commander.  Col. Van Dyke,
of New York, is now the last survivor of the few brave men of that company
who outlived the Revolution.  He was its first lieutenant, and conducted the
retreat from Princeton after the death of Capt. Neill.

If you would like a copy, let me know.

-- 
Elaine McHale
Librarian
Fairfax County (VA) Public Library

On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 2:38 PM, RJ Brennan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hello, I am looking for Charles Hulet from Winchester, VA who died in 1835.
> I found an index for the Alexandria Gazette 1784-1915 which shows a charles
> Hulett died 20 may 1835 from the 15 june 1835 p3 newspaper.  I was
> wondering
> if the obituary has any more information.  Does anyone have access to these
> papers or know how i could get a copy of page 3 of this paper.  I live in
> Michigan and can not get down to VA.  Any other information would be great
> too.
>
> RJ Brennan
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