John Mullin was not buried with a stone of his own, but we know the site of his grave from the Jordan published burial records which note that he was “buried at the foot of J. Dean’s stone.” That reference is to Jonathan Deane, who died 1822, and whose marker is pictured here for plot location purposes, in Section I, plot 116. John Mullin’s grave is just behind this plot.
John Mullin was not buried with a stone of his own, but we know the site of his grave from the Jordan published burial records which note that he was “buried at the foot of J. Dean’s stone.” That reference is to Jonathan Deane, who died 1822, and whose marker is pictured here for plot location purposes, in Section I, plot 116. John Mullin’s grave is just behind this plot.
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