Lewis W. Sullens married Margaret VanGOOSA 17 Apr 1847 in Miller Co., Missouri and went to Oregon in 1852. Margaret died 18 Mar 1865 in Fort Klamath, Lake Co., Oregon. After her death, Lewis and the children moved on to Washington. In Jefferson Co., Washington Lewis married Tabitha W. REVELL on 5 Sep 1886.
Port Townsend Daily Leader
Port Townsend, Jefferson Co., Washington
September 26, 1905 pg 4.
L. W. SULLINS PASSES AWAY AT THE HOSPITAL
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Sisters' Hospital, occured the death of a familiar figure of the past thirty years on the streets of Port Townsend, in the person of L. W. Sullens, age 77 years.
L. W. Sulllins was a native of Kentucky, having been born in that state June 15, 1828. He was married there in 1846, but on account of having become mixed up in one pf the family feuds so common to that state, he migrated to Missouri with his wife in that year. In 1850 (actually was 1852) he crossed the plains and settled in Oregon. A little later he went to Fort Canby, where he resided until 1873, when the family moved to Port Townsend, and wher he has since resided. He was a member of the G. A. R., and an Odd Fellow in good standing, and under whose auspices he will be buried. He leaves to mourn his loss four children, Mrs. Osgood, of Seattle; Mrs. Charles Tinsley, of Seattle; John Sullins of Astoria; and Thomas Sullins of Mount Sicker. B. C.
September 27, 1905
SULLENS FUNERAL HAS BEEN POSTPONED
It was announced at a late hour last night that the funeral of L. W. Sullens which had been set for this afternoon, has been postponted indefinitely. This is due to the fact that Thomas Sullens a son of the deceased, has expressed a desire to be present at his father's funeral, and will not be able to arrive by the time original set.
September 28, 1905
FUNERAL OF L. W. SULLENS
The last sad rites over the remains of the late L. W. Sullens will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Starret Undertaking parlors. The ceremonies will be under the auspices of the Odd Fellows, of which he was a member in good standing at the time of his death, the local post G. A. R. furnishing the pall bearers. The funeral was delayed a day to permit the arrival of Thomas Sullins, whose home is in British Columbia.
Children:
William L. SULLENS
Mary Ann SULLENS Osgood
John Jackson SULLENS
Thomas L. SULLENS
Lily M. SULLENS Tinsley Brightman
Lewis W. Sullens married Margaret VanGOOSA 17 Apr 1847 in Miller Co., Missouri and went to Oregon in 1852. Margaret died 18 Mar 1865 in Fort Klamath, Lake Co., Oregon. After her death, Lewis and the children moved on to Washington. In Jefferson Co., Washington Lewis married Tabitha W. REVELL on 5 Sep 1886.
Port Townsend Daily Leader
Port Townsend, Jefferson Co., Washington
September 26, 1905 pg 4.
L. W. SULLINS PASSES AWAY AT THE HOSPITAL
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Sisters' Hospital, occured the death of a familiar figure of the past thirty years on the streets of Port Townsend, in the person of L. W. Sullens, age 77 years.
L. W. Sulllins was a native of Kentucky, having been born in that state June 15, 1828. He was married there in 1846, but on account of having become mixed up in one pf the family feuds so common to that state, he migrated to Missouri with his wife in that year. In 1850 (actually was 1852) he crossed the plains and settled in Oregon. A little later he went to Fort Canby, where he resided until 1873, when the family moved to Port Townsend, and wher he has since resided. He was a member of the G. A. R., and an Odd Fellow in good standing, and under whose auspices he will be buried. He leaves to mourn his loss four children, Mrs. Osgood, of Seattle; Mrs. Charles Tinsley, of Seattle; John Sullins of Astoria; and Thomas Sullins of Mount Sicker. B. C.
September 27, 1905
SULLENS FUNERAL HAS BEEN POSTPONED
It was announced at a late hour last night that the funeral of L. W. Sullens which had been set for this afternoon, has been postponted indefinitely. This is due to the fact that Thomas Sullens a son of the deceased, has expressed a desire to be present at his father's funeral, and will not be able to arrive by the time original set.
September 28, 1905
FUNERAL OF L. W. SULLENS
The last sad rites over the remains of the late L. W. Sullens will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Starret Undertaking parlors. The ceremonies will be under the auspices of the Odd Fellows, of which he was a member in good standing at the time of his death, the local post G. A. R. furnishing the pall bearers. The funeral was delayed a day to permit the arrival of Thomas Sullins, whose home is in British Columbia.
Children:
William L. SULLENS
Mary Ann SULLENS Osgood
John Jackson SULLENS
Thomas L. SULLENS
Lily M. SULLENS Tinsley Brightman
Family Members
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Rev Alexander M. Sullens
1830–1905
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Leonard T. Sullens
1833–1863
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Mary K. Sullens Sullens
1835–1880
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Nancy Jane Sullens Crocker
1837–1902
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Cora Elizabeth Sullens Tomson
1839–1893
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Martha C. Sullens Hinds
1841–1912
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Sarah Ann Sullens Belshe
1842–1913
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Isabell M. Sullens Baker
1844–1902
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John Pinkney Sullins
1850–1929
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