Edward A. MULLEN married(1) Eliza A. SUMMERS on Dec 10, 1849. They had 8 known children. Eliza died in Apr. 1879. This first marriage must have ended in divorce, because Ed married(2) Mary E. LANE on Dec 12, 1872 in Hardeman Co., TN. He married(3) Mary Adeline WESTBROOK on May 16, 1880 in Hardeman Co., TN.
We do not know what he died of, but it might well have been typhoid fever, as there was an outbreak in this area at that time.
His obituary reads: "Died Sunday PM, Ed Mullins, 84, at residence near Cloverport. Brought here by parents from SC when only 2 and has resided in this county since. Leaves wife; 2 sons, J. A. & J. E. Mullins; 3 daughters, Madams Walter Robinson, G. W. Baker and T. W. Crews." 8 Oct 1909, Owens, Davidson, Cox, Hardeman Free Press - 1909, p. 71.
We do not know what he died of, but it might well have been typhoid fever, as there was an outbreak in this area at that time.
His obituary reads: "Died Sunday PM, Ed Mullins, 84, at residence near Cloverport. Brought here by parents from SC when only 2 and has resided in this county since. Leaves wife; 2 sons, J. A. & J. E. Mullins; 3 daughters, Madams Walter Robinson, G. W. Baker and T. W. Crews." 8 Oct 1909, Owens, Davidson, Cox, Hardeman Free Press - 1909, p. 71.
Edward A. MULLEN married(1) Eliza A. SUMMERS on Dec 10, 1849. They had 8 known children. Eliza died in Apr. 1879. This first marriage must have ended in divorce, because Ed married(2) Mary E. LANE on Dec 12, 1872 in Hardeman Co., TN. He married(3) Mary Adeline WESTBROOK on May 16, 1880 in Hardeman Co., TN.
We do not know what he died of, but it might well have been typhoid fever, as there was an outbreak in this area at that time.
His obituary reads: "Died Sunday PM, Ed Mullins, 84, at residence near Cloverport. Brought here by parents from SC when only 2 and has resided in this county since. Leaves wife; 2 sons, J. A. & J. E. Mullins; 3 daughters, Madams Walter Robinson, G. W. Baker and T. W. Crews." 8 Oct 1909, Owens, Davidson, Cox, Hardeman Free Press - 1909, p. 71.
We do not know what he died of, but it might well have been typhoid fever, as there was an outbreak in this area at that time.
His obituary reads: "Died Sunday PM, Ed Mullins, 84, at residence near Cloverport. Brought here by parents from SC when only 2 and has resided in this county since. Leaves wife; 2 sons, J. A. & J. E. Mullins; 3 daughters, Madams Walter Robinson, G. W. Baker and T. W. Crews." 8 Oct 1909, Owens, Davidson, Cox, Hardeman Free Press - 1909, p. 71.
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