BIO:  Isaac N. HULICK, Straban Township, Adams County, PA

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History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania
Chicago:  Warner, Beers & Co., 1886
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Part III, History of Adams County, Page 510

ISAAC N. HULICK, farmer, P. O. New Chester, was born on the farm where he now 
resides, in Straban Township, this county, January 7, 1840, a son of Jacob and 
Sarah (Monfort) Hulick; former a native of Pennsylvania, both of low Dutch 
origin.  Latter died June 18, 1858.  His father, a tanner in early life but 
later a farmer, died March 29, 1882; he came into possession of the farm in 1839 
from the executor of David Demeree.  Isaac N., the eldest of the family of two 
children, was reared on the farm, receiving his education in Hunterstown 
Academy.  He engaged in farming and owns the farm of ninety-eight acres where he 
now resides, which is well improved and well stocked.  In 1868, he married 
Elizabeth A. Haverstock, a daughter of Isaac Haverstock, who was a farmer and of 
German origin, and their children are as follows:  Jacob M., Sarah Olive, 
William N., Mary Jane and John Luther.  Mr. and Mrs. Hulick are members of the 
Lutheran Church.  He is a Republican in politics.