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Let's Talk About Bull Picnic with Karen Bush about how DNA created a tradition
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Welcome everyone to this limited series podcast devoted to the 155th Bull Family Reunion and Picnic. I’m Julie Boyd Cole, the 9th generation resident of the Bull Stone House and in the line of John, William, and Thomas.
This summer, we will celebrate a very special anniversary at our annual picnic and reunion.
300 years ago, a young couple living in the howling wilderness with a brand new baby boy began to build the Bull Stone House. Not only did Sarah Wells and William Bull live in their Stone House until they died, but it has been handed down through the centuries and now 10 generations of Bull descendants have called the Stone House home.
On Aug. 6, 2022, we will gather on the lawns of the Bull Stone House, as we have for over 100 years, to once again reconnect as a family and celebrate this incredible legacy and American story.
Today, Karen Bush, a 9th generation Bull in the line of John, joins us on Let’s Talk Bull Picnic. Karen lives in Northern Virginia and is a mother of three grown children. She is a seasoned businesswoman, who owns her company: Great Falls Organizers, which she co-founded more than a decade ago.
Karen grew up in New Hampshire with her brother Karl Franck but knew nothing about the Bull Family of Orange County ... until just a few years ago when the beginning of her family history adventure led her to the Bull Family Homestead and picnic.
To find out more about the Bull Family Picnic and Bull Stone House, please go to www.bullstonehouse.org
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