William Johnston Cullen married on 8 June 1893, Elizabeth Hay Kirton, youngest daughter of Willam Kirton of "Muirest Lodge", Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They had one son, William John Kirton Cullen, who was killed in action in France during World War I, on 31 July 1918
William J. Cullen made the postal service his lifelong occupation- a 46-year career. For several years he was treasurer and for many years the editor of the Postal Directory of Edinburgh and Leith. He was also a very active Mason, as well as a fellow of the Royal Botanical Society and a leader in the British Israel Association, , before which he frequently lectured.
William J. Cullen made the postal service his lifelong occupation- a 46-year career. For several years he was treasurer and for many years the editor of the Postal Directory of Edinburgh and Leith. He was also a very active Mason, as well as a fellow of the Royal Botanical Society and a leader in the British Israel Association, , before which he frequently lectured.
William Johnston Cullen married on 8 June 1893, Elizabeth Hay Kirton, youngest daughter of Willam Kirton of "Muirest Lodge", Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They had one son, William John Kirton Cullen, who was killed in action in France during World War I, on 31 July 1918
William J. Cullen made the postal service his lifelong occupation- a 46-year career. For several years he was treasurer and for many years the editor of the Postal Directory of Edinburgh and Leith. He was also a very active Mason, as well as a fellow of the Royal Botanical Society and a leader in the British Israel Association, , before which he frequently lectured.
William J. Cullen made the postal service his lifelong occupation- a 46-year career. For several years he was treasurer and for many years the editor of the Postal Directory of Edinburgh and Leith. He was also a very active Mason, as well as a fellow of the Royal Botanical Society and a leader in the British Israel Association, , before which he frequently lectured.
Inscription
IN
EVER LOVING MEMORY
OF
WILLIAM J.K. CULLEN
12TH BATT. R.S.
ONLY SON OF W.J. CULLEN
FELL IN ACTION 31ST JULY 1918, AGED 19 YEARS
INTERRED IN
LE. PEUPLIER MILITARY CEMETERY, FRANCE.
ALSO
CHARLES F. WHITFIELD
NEPHEW
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED AT ARROWHEAD, B.C.
13TH AUGUST 1923, AGED 26 YEARS.
JOHN J. CULLEN DIED 12TH JAN. 1934
BELOVED HUSBAND OF ROSE M. HAY.
MARGARET CULLEN DIED 23RD MAY 1936
ALSO THE ABOVE
WILLIAM J. CULLEN DIED 28TH JAN. 1940
BELOVED HUSBAND OF
ELIZABETH H. KIRTON
ELIZABETH H. KIRTON DIED 10TH FEB. 1946
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WILLIAM J. CULLEN
ISABELLA F. CULLEN DIED 16TH JAN. 1950
ROSE MARY HAY DIED 23RD JUNE 1951
WIFE OF THE ABOVE JOHN J. CULLEN.
ERECTED BY WILLIAM J. CULLEN
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