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Resided in [[New Orleans]] and later [[Shreveport]], [[Louisiana]]

Resided in [[New Orleans]] and later [[Shreveport]], [[Louisiana]]

|death_date =October 25, 1984 (aged 80) ​

|death_date =October 25, 1984 (aged 80) ​

|death_place=Pascagoula, Mississippi​

|death_place=Pascagoula, Mississippi​<br>

|spouse=(1) Louise Parham Hull (married 1930-1937, her death)​

|spouse=(1) Louise Parham Hull (married 1930-1937, her death)​

(2) Mallory Page Hull (married 1937)​<br>

(2) Mallory Page Hull (married 1937)​<br>

In retirement, Hull contradicted the [[historian]] T. Harry Williams' account of the [[assassination]] and death of [[Governor]] and [[U.S. Senator]] [[Huey Long|Huey Pierce Long, Jr.]]<ref name=lahist/>​

In retirement, Hull contradicted the [[historian]] T. Harry Williams' account of the [[assassination]] and death of [[Governor]] and [[U.S. Senator]] [[Huey Long|Huey Pierce Long, Jr.]]<ref name=lahist/>​

 

==Background==​

==Background==​

Hull was born in Pascagoula in Jackson County in southern [[Mississippi]], the son of Edgar Hull, Sr., and the former Alice Christine Rourke. He graduated from Pascagoula High School and studied pre-medicine in the early 1920s at [[Louisiana State University]] in [[Baton Rouge]]. In between those years, he was a temporary schoolteacher at Bayou Cassotte in Jackson County, Mississippi. From 1923 to 1927, Hull attended the [[Tulane University]] School of Medicine in [[New Orleans]], from which he received his medical credentials. Hull then interned at the 108-bed Highland Sanitarium in Shreveport]] in northwestern Louisiana. He stayed there for only six months before launching a private practice from 1929 to 1931 in rural Pleasant Hill in Sabine Parish in western Louisiana.<ref name=lahist/>​

Hull was born in Pascagoula in Jackson County in southern [[Mississippi]], the son of Edgar Hull, Sr., and the former Alice Christine Rourke. He graduated from Pascagoula High School and studied pre-medicine in the early 1920s at [[Louisiana State University]] in [[Baton Rouge]]. In between those years, he was a temporary schoolteacher at Bayou Cassotte in Jackson County, Mississippi. From 1923 to 1927, Hull attended the [[Tulane University]] School of Medicine in [[New Orleans]], from which he received his medical credentials. Hull then interned at the 108-bed Highland Sanitarium in Shreveport]] in northwestern Louisiana. He stayed there for only six months before launching a private practice from 1929 to 1931 in rural Pleasant Hill in Sabine Parish in western Louisiana.<ref name=lahist/>​