Catherine de Hull was born in England to Robert de Hull (-bef1350) and died 4 November 1361 Duntish, Dorsetshire, England of unspecified causes. She married Andrew de Turberville .
The Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem include entries for both a Dorset and a Somerset i.p.m. for Catherine:
"...By inquisition taken at Dorchester before John Rodeston, escheator, on Tuesday next after the feast of St. Richard, 5R2... Katherine, who had been the wife of Robert Latymer, deceased, was found to have held a moiety of the manor of Child Akford, together with the advowson of a moiety of the same vill...and that she died on Tuesday next before the feast of St. Leonard, 35E3, after which there entered a certain William Turbervill, her son and heir, by Andrew Turbervill, knight, her first husband, aged 12 years; that the said William died without heirs; that John Rocheford entered the said moiety, etc. as kinsman and next heir of the said William, and thereof enfeoffed Robert, son of Robert Latymer, in fee simple; and that William Latymer as next uncle of the said Robert, occupied and received the profits of the said moiety, etc."
and
"...before the same escheator, at Monteacute, co. Somerset, on Thursday next before the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, 5R2, it was found that Katherine, who had been the wife of Robert Latymer, chivaler, held the manor of Stoket juxta Monteacute, with appurtenances, of John Streat, knight, by service of a pound of pepper, value per annum in all issues four marks, which manor had passed, as mentioned in the former inquisition, to Robert Latymer, and William Latymer his uncle occupied it and received the profits thereof."
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| William de Turberville | |||
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Robert Latimer (-1450) | England | 1450 England | Margaret Peche (c1355-) |
Siblings
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Catherine de Hull (-1361) | England | 4 November 1361 Duntish, Dorsetshire, England | Andrew de Turberville Robert le Latimer (-1361) |