Biographical Sketch of R. C. Hull, Johnson County, Missouri
Centerview Township
>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

R. C. HULL,

merchant and express agent. Prominent among the business men of
Centerview, we mention the name of Mr. Hull, who was born in the state
of New Hampshire, at the foot of the White Mountains.   When about 16
years of age went to southern Ohio, and remained until 1868, when he
came to Missouri in the fall of the same year, locating in Centerview.
In the following year he built his store house, which was the first of
the kind in the town, which is now the principal store of the place.  He
does a large business, and his popularity may be inferred by his
success.  In 1861, he was married to Miss Margaret Clifton, of Ohio.
The result of this union has been one son and one daughter.  Birdie W.
and Rodney C.  Birdie, who is the telegraph operator at Centerview, is
well qualified for the responsible position.

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