BULLEN FAMILY

The Pueblo city directory shows a Charles E. Bullen living in the house in 1903/1904. Amazingly, for a family that lived in the house for just a short period of time, we were able to find a decent amount of information. What made it difficult to confirm that these were the correct individuals were that the names Charles and Hattie Bullen were found in each of their families. We were stumped until a copy of their Marriage Application and Marriage License were discovered. It shows that both the Groom and the Bride had a last name of Bullen. To make it more confusing, Charles (the groom) had a sister name Hattie, and Hattie (the bride) had a brother named Charles.

The 1900 U.S. Census shows that the family consisted of Charles (father), Hattie (mother), and daughters Anna and Adeline lived in Denver, Colorado. It is safe to say that all four lived in the house in 1903 and 1904. The 1910 U.S. Census shows that a nephew lived with the family. It is unknown if Hal H. Bullen lived with the family in 1903.

Charles E. Bullen
	Date of Birth: 1862
	Place of Birth: Eau Claire, Wisconsin
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	Spouse: Hatie M.
	Date of Marriage: June 25, 1885; Kansas City, Missouri
	Children: Anna P. (b:1895, CO), Adaline S. (b: 1897, CO) , Hal H. (Howe)-nephew (b: 1895, OR)
	Occupation: Manger of Minnequa Lumber
Personal Information: Both parents, Charles A. (b: 1828) and Eliza (b: 1838) were born in Maine. Charles had one brother, William (b: 1869), as well as three sisters, Hattie (b: 1855), Nellie (b: 1860), and Sussy (b: 1867). In 1880, per the U.S. Census, Charles was living at home with his family in Eau Claire, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. At age 18, he was listed as a Lumberman. The Pueblo City Directory shows just Charles living at the house in 1903. It is a safe bet that the entire family was here in that year. Charles E. and family had their address in 1910 listed as Denver Ward 14.

Hattie M. Bullen
	Date of Birth: September 2, 1865
	Place of Birth: Leavenworth, Kansas
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	Spouse: Charles E.
	Date of Marriage: June 25, 1885; Kansas City, Missouri
	Children: Anna P. (b:1895, CO), Adaline S. (b: July 14, 1896, Pueblo, CO) , Hal H. (Howe)-nephew (b: 1895, OR)
	Occupation: Housewife
Personal Information: Her father (Joseph A.) was born in Indiana around 1829, and her mother (Anna Maria) was born in Maine around 1838. The 1870 U.S. Census (lines 10-17) lists Hattie's father as a Lumber Dealer, and her mother as a House Keeper. It also lists three brothers, Charles A. (b: 1860), George A. (b: 1863), and Fred (b: 1867), and one sister, Anna G. (b: 1869). Ellen M. Hays, a School Teacher, was also listed with the family. The family lived in Leavenworth, Kansas. Hattie graduated from the High School in Leavenworth, Kansas in 1883. Her address listed in 1922 was 315 Franklin Street, Denver, Colorado. The same address is shown in the 1940 Census. Adaline Shaw Bullen Date of Birth: July 14, 1896 Place of Birth: Pueblo, Colorado Date of Death: Place of Death: Place of Burial: Spouse: Date of Marriage: Children: Occupation: Teacher Personal Information: Her address listed in 1922 was 315 Franklin Street, Denver, Colorado. The same address is shown in the 1940 Census. Hattie and her daughter Adaline applied for a passport on March 22, 1922. The two lived together at address 315 Franklin Street in Denver. Hattie stated that she was a widow. You can view both of their Passport Applications: Hattie's Passport Application, Page 1 Hattie's Passport Application, Page 2 Hattie's Passport Application, Page 3 Hattie's Passport Application, Page 4 Adaline's Passport Application, Page 1 Adaline's Passport Application, Page 2 Adaline's Passport Application, Page 3 Adaline's Passport Application, Page 4 A search is under way to find the ship's manifest for their outbound trip. A ship's manifest (lines 8-9) for Hattie and Adaline's trip from Yokohama, Japan to Honolulu, Hawaii aboard the Tenyo Maru. They arrived into Honolulu on June 15th, 1923. Another ship's manifest (line 9) was found for Hattie's return trip from Marseilles, France, aboard the S.S. President Garfield, on February 5, 1930. She arrived into New York on February 18th, 1930. A thrid trip was found where Adeline appears to have traveled alone. This ship's manifest (line 5) from her July 21, 1939, trip aboard the American Farmer. The ship departed London, and arrived in New York. Here are the U.S. Census reports that show the Bullen family. 1870 U.S. Census (Lines 10 to 17)     Hattie's family prior to her marriage. 1880 U.S. Census (Lines 4 to 9)     Charles' family prior to his marriage. 1885 Kansas Census (Lines 9 to 18)     Hattie's family prior to her marriage. Hattie was 19 years old. 1900 U.S. Census (Lines 29 to 32) 1910 U.S. Census (Lines 68 to 72) 1920 U.S. Census (Lines 76 to 79) 1940 U.S. Census (Lines 5 to 6) Pueblo City Directory 1903 1904 1904 Minnequa Lumber Ad 1905 Continue to the Hull family