Hullinger Brands

Merry XMAS

Merry XMAS. Happy New Year.


Click on the link below:

http://xmashullinger.blogspot.com/

Louise and Clif's XMAS letter in the round robin on the right column -we encourage you to contribute to the round robin. Send Craighullinger@gmail.com a note to get on it if you can't write to it.

DNA Testing

We now have the mtDNA testing complete for Pearl Harlan Hullinger. All of her children, and all the children of her female descendants, and all of her female ancestors would have the same or nearly the same mtDNA.


Her Mitochondrial (mtDNA) Haplogroup T which is thought to have originated in Mesopotamia and/or the Fertile Crescent (modern Syria and Turkey) approximately 10,000-12,000 years ago, and then moved northwest in to Europe and east as far as modern Pakistan and India.

In his popular book The Seven Daughters of Eve, Bryan Sykes, who is himself in Haplogroup T, named the originator of this group "Tara," which means rocky hill in Gaelic. Sykes believes that: "Tara herself lived 17,000 years ago in the northwest of Italy among the hills of Tuscany and along the estuary of the river Arno."

      (Clifford Hullinger fought along the River Arno in Italy in World War II. Back to were our GGGGGGGGGGGrandmother lived)

Read more at:

http://harlandna.blogspot.com/

We also have the "Y" Chromsome Tests on the Hullinger men. We have a number of links to other Hullinger from Switzerland, which proves our Swiss connection. But the chromosome is relatively rare in Switzerland, indicating that our ancestry came to Switzerland from somewhere else, probably the middle east.

Read more at:

http://Hullingerdna.blogspot.com/

The Hullinger Ranch

John Hullinger

Ellis "Red" Hullinger

Lisle Hullinger

Vivian

Jones County and Environs

Detailed Genealogy

Our Detailed Genealogy on the Link Below

http://www.genealogy.com/users/h/u/l/Craig-H-Hullinger/

Uncle Red Hullinger and his song about Vivian Blue

Click on the link below for the Video. Thanks to Marty Smith

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ie7ig5qdXyk&feature=share

Nice Photos of the Pacific Northwest

Nice Photos Above of the Pacific Northwest by Dana Erickson - More on the Link Below:


http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/sredir?uname=derikson88&target=ALBUM&id=5533262332106900321&authkey=Gv1sRgCIzynf_r5rGBRQ&feat=email

Photos of the Pacific Northwest Below by Craig Hullinger

From an Air Force KC-135 October 2010

http://travelhullinger.blogspot.com/

Our Hullinger DNA Report - Surprise !

Our Hullinger DNA Report - Surprising Results

Let My People Go

Our Paternal Line is from the Middle East

Mazel Tov

More Info:

http://hullingerdna.blogspot.com/

Hulllinger and Harlan Families Moving Westward

Hullingers From Switzerland, Harlans from England and Ireland

Harlans Moving Westward

Hullingers Moving Westward

The maps above illustrates the movement of our Hullinger and Harlan ancestors westward. 

Hullinger

Hans Jacob Hollinger and his wife Anna Elisabetha Esterli left Aargau, Switzerland to immigrate to Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1736.


Daniel and Anne Shockey Hullinger moved to Trenton, Ohio in 1778.


Daniel J and Anne Hawkenberry Hullinger moved to Leon, Iowa in 1864.


Eli and Mary Elizabeth Siddens Hullinger moved to Vivian, South Dakota in 1909. 

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Harlan

George Harlan 1650 Monkwearmouth, Durham, Bishoprick, England, moved to Parish Donahlong, County Down, Ireland ca 1670; He and Elizabeth Duck then immigrated to New Castle (Delaware), Pennsylvania in 1687.

George and Margery Baker Harlan #180  immigrated to Chatham County, North Carolina in 1766, and then to Fayette County Ohio, and then Warren County, Ohio in 1805.

Moses and Ann Jennings Harlan #676, immigrated from Fayett (Warren) County, Ohio to Pike County, Indiana in 1828; then to Radnor Township (Dunlap near Peoria), Illinois in 1836.

Lewis and Evaline Chapin Harlan #2291 immigrated from Warren County Ohio with parents to Pike County, Indiana in 1828, and to Radnor Township Peoria County, IL in 1836; here he lived until 1854,then to Belmont Township, Iowa in 1854. 

Marion and and Minnie Lockridge Harlan immigrated from Iowa to Vivian, South Dakota in 1903.

Paternal Descent

Hullinger / Hollinger / Holliger / Holiger 

Born Died First Last Name Spouse Birth Place / Comments

1425 1504 Henri Holiger Boniswyl, Aargu, SWZ

1446 Heini Holiger Boniswil (Holvil) Switzerland

1472 Hans Holiger 1504 Junghans Holiger m Margaretha Rebmeyer

1548 1600 Heini Holiger m Barbara Mayer Boniswyl,Aargu, SWZ Burial: Seengen

1591 1643 Heini Holiger m Anna Huber Aargu, Boniswyl, SWZ

1627 1689 Rudolph Holliger m Anna Hummel

1661 Jacob Holliger m Elisabeth Burger

1701 1779 Hans Jacob Hollinger m Anna Elisabetha Esterli

Immigrated to US 1736

1734 1802 Christian Hollinger m Eva Dorothea Feltz

Born Germany, Captain American Revolution

1757 1839 Daniel Hullinger m Ann Schockey Lancaster Co, PA, 1st Lt American Revolution

1788 1856 Daniel Jnr Hullinger m Comfort Conway Staunton Trenton, OH

1833 1909 Daniel J Hullinger m Mary Kirk Ohio emigrated from Ohio to south central Iowa by wagon train in 1864

1870 1956 Eli Hullinger m Mary Elizabeth Siddons Leon IA

1893 1970 John Franklin Hullinger m Pearl Josephine Harlan

Leon, Iowa US Army, WW I

1920 Clifford Harlan Hullinger m Louise Liffengren

Vivian, SD 1st Lieutenant, US Army, WW II

Hailstorm View in Vivian, South Dakota by Chasethestorms.com

Hailstorm View in Vivian, South Dakota by 

http://Chasethestorms.com

Cousin Evan Fuoss

Evan Fuoss, the grandchild of Sylvia Hullinger and Floyd Fouss, was featured in the Chicago Tribune on the day of the Liffengren (Fuoss) reunion. Our congratulations to Evan and his family. We are all proud of him.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/ct-sun-0808-first-day-20100808,0,2075200.story

http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/evan-alexander-kindergarten-1.jpg-20100808,0,2790526.photo

Cousins - Please Contribute Photos and Text

Please contribute Photos and Text to make this blog more interesting for all of our cousins. You can email me the info and I will post.  

Future Major League Ball Player

Check out our future Major League Ball Player, son of Marty Smith

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIXL2EMJALccharlieatthebat1.AVI


Can I have his autograph as soon as he is old enough to write?

Serious Hail in Vivian South Dakota in July 2010. Note that this occurred after the Hullinger Reunion.


Best for Vivian to keep a constant Hullinger reunion going on to prevent this in the future.


Thanks to Jeri for the Photos - Click below for more.


http://picasaweb.google.com/dakotarg/VivianStorm#

This blog is about the family of John and Pearl Harlan Hullinger who settled in Vivian, South Dakota in the early 1900's. Family names include Hullinger, Hollinger, Holiger, Harlan, Hart, Lockridge, Poe, Siddens, Kirk, Chapin, Ford, Cornwall.

The site also contains information about Louise Liffengren Hullinger's Norwegian families - Kassa, Tronrud, Anderson, and Liffengren. 

Clint Hullinger

Clint Shaller Hullinger was born on March 9, 1978.  He was a happy child but very handicapped and medically challenged.  Misericordia Homes took very good care of Clint.  He died on New Years day 1999. Beth and I was with him when he died.  Many of his caretakers came in to say a final goodby.

Clint and his brother Bret in 1986. They were camping out on the first floor of our home. Bret was not afraid when he was with his older brother Clint.

Bret and Clint

Bret, Beth and Clint in 1986

              

John and Pearl Hullinger (Memories and Milestones)

http://johnhullinger.blogspot.com/

Clifford Hullinger Genealogy

http://www.genealogy.com/users/h/u/l/Clifford-H-Hullinger/

Clifford Hullinger
World War II 109th Engineers
http://109thengineers34thdivision.blogspot.com/


Clif Hullinger WWII
hullingerwwii.blogspot.com/

Craig Hullinger Genealogy

http://www.genealogy.com/users/h/u/l/Craig-H-Hullinger/

Craig Hullinger

http://chullinger.blogspot.com/

Hullinger

http://hullinger.blogspot.com/

Scott Hullinger Genealogy

http://www.genealogy.com/users/h/u/l/Scott-H-Hullinger/

Hullinger Genealogy 

http://hullingergenealogy.blogspot.com/

Craig Hullinger - Vietnam

http://mass-3.blogspot.com/

Family Tree

http://www.genealogy.com/users/h/u/l/Craig-H-Hullinger/TREE/0002tree.html


Daniel Hullinger Revolutionary War Veteran
http://danielhullinger.blogspot.com/

Harlan / Hart

Moses Harlan

http://mosesharlan.blogspot.com/

Lewis Harlan - Civil War

http://lewisharlan.blogspot.com/

James Harland - England
http://jamesharlan.blogspot.com/

Harlan Family

http://www.harlanfamily.org/

William Morgan Hart - Blackhawk War

http://williammorganhart.blogspot.com/


David Lockridge  Civil War
http://davidlockridge.blogspot.com/

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Information about: 

Louise Liffengren Hullinger

http://liffengren.blogspot.com/

Beth Ruyle Hullinger

http://elizabethruylehullinger.blogspot.com/

Photos

http://hullingerphotos.blogspot.com/

http://picasaweb.google.com/chullinger

http://picasaweb.google.com/hullingerc

http://picasaweb.google.com/craighullinger

This site is primarily about the Hullingers who settled in western South Dakota. Our early ancestors in Switzerland are the likely ancestors of most or all people with the Hullinger / Hollinger name.

Our Hullinger family originated in the small Village of Holvil (Boniswyl), Aargau, Switzerland, located near Zurich. We have visited this community, and found relatives. Since our ancestor left Switzerland in 1736, the connection is distant.

The small castle is located in Boniswil, Argau Switzerland, the original home of the Hullingers. Beautiful lake and mountains adjacent to the Village.

The community is very attractive, with a small castle located at the foot of a lake. A fast flowing stream forms a moat around the castle. The small community is affluent and friendly.

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After leaving Switzerland, our people gradually moved west, settling first in Pennsylvania, then Virginia, Ohio, Iowa, and finally homesteading in western South Dakota, south of the Capital of Pierre in Vivian.

Our other family names originated in Monkwearmouth, England (Harlan), and North Carolina (Poe, Cherokee). We have also visited these communities, and met charming relatives and visited historic buildings in our ancestral communities.

You should be able to see our family tree from this page. If not, I will be glad to send you the genealogy by Email.

Contact me at: 


craighullinger@gmail.com



Contact my father at 


Clifhull@juno.com - He is the expert.

The name in Switzerland is with an umlaut over the o.  In English this is variously translated to Hullinger or Hollinger.  

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Our Hullinger Descent

Born Died First Last Name Spouse Birth Place / Comments

1425 1504 Henri Holiger Boniswyl, Aargu, SWZ

1446 Heini Holiger Boniswil (Holvil) Switzerland

1472 Hans Holiger 1504 Junghans Holiger
m Margaretha Rebmeyer

1548 1600 Heini Holiger m Barbara Mayer Boniswyl,Aargu, SWZ Burial: Seengen

1591 1643 Heini Holiger m Anna Huber
Aargu, Boniswyl, SWZ

1627 1689 Rudolph Holliger m Anna Hummel

1661 Jacob Holliger m Elisabeth Burger

1701 1779 Hans Jacob Hollinger m Anna Elisabetha Esterli
Immigrated to US 1736

1734 1802 Christian Hollinger m Eva Dorothea Feltz
Born Germany, Captain American Revolution

1757 1839 Daniel Hullinger m Ann Schockey
Lancaster Co, PA, 1st Lt American Revolution

1788 1856 Daniel Jnr Hullinger m Comfort Conway Staunton Trenton, OH

1833 1909 Daniel J Hullinger m Mary Kirk Ohio emigrated from Ohio to south central Iowa by wagon train in 1864

1870 1956 Eli Hullinger m Mary Elizabeth Siddons Leon IA

1893 1970 John Franklin Hullinger m Pearl Josephine Harlan
Leon, Iowa US Army, WW I

1920 Clifford Harlan Hullinger m Louise Liffengren
Vivian, SD 1st Lieutenant, US Army, WW II

1947 Craig Harlan Hullinger m Elizabeth S. Ruyle
Brookings, SD Colonel, US Marine Corps Reserve, Vietnam

1980 Bret Schaller Hullinger Harvey, IL

Craig Hullinger at the store operated by cousin E. Holliger in Boniswil, AG, Switzerland in 1990. We met the Mrs. E Hollinger, compared geneologies, and found that we were related from the 1660's. We visited with her again in 2003. The store is now closed.

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Daniel Hullinger

Our Revolutionary War Ancestor 

I inherited his Memory Skills

Declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress.  

Passed June 7, 1832.  State of Ohio Champaign County       

On this seventeenth day of October A.D. 1832.  

Personally appeared in open court, before Geo B. Holt, President, Jas. Smith, Wm Runkle, of the court of Common Pleas of Champaign County, now sitting, 

Daniel Hullinger a resident of Madriver Township, County of Champaign & State of Ohio, in the Seventy Sixth year of his age, who being first duly sworn according to laws doth on his oath, make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7th A.D. 1832.      

That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers, and served as herein stated.      

He was born in Lancaster County, State of Pennsylvania on the 12th day of March A.D. 1757.  

He had his age recorded (as taken from his father's Family Record) in a book prepared & kept by him for the purpose of a Family Record Book.      

He continued to reside in the County in which he was born, until the year 1777, when a short short time after harvest, (the day he does not remember,) he volunteered for seven months, as a private in a company of volunteers under the command of Captain John Ashton - Gen. Bull was commander of the Regiment or Battalian: 

- the company was formed at Philadelphia 

- he was at the battle of Germantown near Philadelphia, in October 1777 

- he served out his seven months term, and received a discharge, which he has lost.      

Sometime after (the exact time he does not remember) he was called out with a company of militia under Capt.  John Ashton -- and served a term of two months -- during which time, he believes they were stationed a short time on Chesnut Hill near German Town, in Pennsylvania. 

he received a discharge, but has lost it-      

After which, a waggon and team of horses of his father, Christian Hullinger, was called into the service of the regular Army, in the neighborhood of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Daniel Barry being waggonmaster which team, he the said Daniel Hullinger drove for the term of eight months in succession, and was then discharged.  

His fourth and last term he believes was two months in guarding the prisoners at Lancaster barricks, (he thinks the prisoners were taken at Yorktown in Virginia, on the surrender of Lord Cornwallis) - he was first Lieutenant under a Captain whose name he does not distinctly recollect; but thinks it was Capt. Fetter, or Vedder. he received his discharge, which is also lost.  

Soon after the war of the Revolution he removed to the State of Virginia - from thence to Ross County in this State (Ohio) - from thence to Champaign County Ohio, where he has resided for about sixteen years, & where he now resides.      

He has no documentary evidence, and knows of no person, whose testimony he can produce, who can testify to his services.      

He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any State, or (if any) only on that of the agency of the State of Pennsylvania.                                                                                                           

his                                                                                 

Attest                                                                          

Daniel D H Hullinger                                                                                                                                                      

mark L. Weaver               

Sworn & subscribed, the day & year aforesaid.                                             

John C. Pearson, Clerk  Located in the Probate Court Office, Champaign County, Urbana, Ohio.  

All spelling and punctuation as in original document.

HULLINGER - HOLLIGER

U.S. COAT OF ARMS

This is an American Coat of Arms for the American-Swiss Family of Hullinger - Holliger

The M -1 Rifle represents the weapons used by by our family, including:

  American Revolution - Christian and Daniel Hollinger


  Blackhawk War - William Morgan Hart


  Civil War - Lewis Harlan and David Lockridge


  World War I - John and Harvey Hullinger


  World War II - Clifford, Ellis, Alan and Jack Hullinger


  Vietnam - Craig Hullinger, Dana and Noel Erickson

The Swiss Halberd was carried by our Swiss Hollinger forebears. It also stands for the weapons carried by our ancestors in England, Norway, and Native America.

The silhouette is of Ellis (Red) Hullinger, a real South Dakota cowboy, and represents our pioneer journey from Europe west to Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Iowa, and South Dakota.

The Dove stands for peace, a preferred alternative to war.