John Mull¹ (M)

     He married Catherine Weidner.

John Mull¹ (M)

     He married Catharine Whitener.

Joseph P. Mull¹ (M)

     He married Della Williams on 17 January 1915.

Magdalena Mull^1,2 (F)

     She married Johannes "John" D. Wilfong Whitener circa 1803. Magdalena was divorced from Johannes "John" D. Wilfong Whitener at Lincoln Co., North Carolina, in 1816.

Martha Mull¹ (F)
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     Martha Mull was the daughter of John Mull and Sally Sigman.

Mary Mull (F)

     She married John Immel on 8 October 1835.

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Mary Mull (F)

     Mary Mull married Major George Wilfong.

Alfred James Mullen (M)
b. 4 July 1874, d. 24 June 1895
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     Alfred James Mullen was born on 4 July 1874 at Forreston, Ogle Co., Illinois. He was the son of Amaziah M. Mullen and Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" Dellinger. Alfred James Mullen died on 24 June 1895 at Forreston, Ogle Co., Illinois, at age 20. He was New Tag Obituary from the July 6, 1895 Forreston Herald:

"Alfred James Mullen, son of Amaziah and Lizzie Jane Mullen was born in Forreston, Ill on July 4, 1874 and passed away peacefully at 2 o'clock on last Sunday morning at the age of 20 years, 11 months and 20 days. Had he lived a few days longer he would have been 21 years old. He spent his youthful days at home in Forreston until about 4 years ago he left to seek employment elsewhere. He however returned home about a year ago complaining with a cough which soon developed the evidence that the dreadful disease consumption was siezing upon him. All medical aid proved fruitless in checking its power. Being left without parents, he found a faithful nurse in his Aunt Lydia Dellinger, who lovingly and tenderly ministered unto his wants during all his lingering sickness. Since Dec. 22, 1894, he was confined at home, suffering at times intense pain." On 6 July 1895 at Forreston, Ogle Co., Illinois.

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Amaziah M. Mullen (M)
b. 1853, d. 27 September 1888
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     Amaziah M. Mullen was born in 1853 at Ohio. He was the son of James Mullen and Matilda P. Piper. Amaziah M. Mullen began military service. Amaziah was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census at Forreston Twp., Ogle Co., Illinois. Amaziah was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Ogle Co., Illinois. He died on 27 September 1888 at Forreston, Ogle Co., Illinois. He was New Tag Obituary from the Forreston Herald:

"Amaziah Mullen died at his late residence in Forreston, Illinois Thursday September 27, 1888. The subject of this notice was a son of James and Matilda Mullen, who still survive him. He was born in the State of Ohio and in 1853 came to this country. When 20 years of age he enlisted in Capt. Tood's Co., 142nd Illinois Infantry and served his country as a soldier from May 4, 1864 until Oct. 26 of the same year. On Oct. 20, 1868, Mr. Mullen married Miss Lizzie Dellinger. To them were born one daughter. The daughter died on March 8, 1879 and his wife fell a victim of death August 9, 1887. In the fall of 1881 the deceased was taken sick with consumption, from which after seven years of patient suffering he fell asleep and was laid away to rest with his kindred until the Lord shall come. When yet a young man, Brother Mullen gave his heart to the Lord and was for many years a zealous worker in His vineyard, part of the time with the U.B. Church of this place, but the past ten years he has not been a member of any denomination, but has worshipped God with the Adventists until he was compelled to remain at home. The funeral services were held in the U.B. Chapel, conducted by the undersigned, assisted by Rev. E. K. Yenkel of the Evangelical church, where a symphathising audience gathered to show their last sad tribute of respect. Words of comfort were spoken, based upon Phil. I 20-3.
J. August Smith"
in September 1888 at Forreston, Ogle Co., Illinois. He was buried in September 1888 at White Oak Cemetery, Forreston Twp., Ogle Co., Illinois.

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Austin Mullen^1,2 (M)

     He married Jennie Dellinger at Williams Co., Ohio, on 29 September 1897.

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