Rev William Mullin was the husband of Margaret E. (Truitt) Mullin. Margaret died November 8, 1916. Rev. Mullin was a minister in the Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
US CENSUS
July 13, 1870
Philadelphia, Ward 13, Dist. 37, Philadelphia Co., PA
MULLIN
William age 52, b1818 PA, gardener
Margaret age 45, b1825 PA
Sarah age 24, b1846 PA
A Agnes age 20, b1850 PA
Harry age 17, b1853 PA, gardener
William age 12, b1858 PA
Richard Brower age 40, b1830 PA, iron moulder
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1893
MULLIN.--The Rev. William Mullin was born near Norristown, Pennsylvania, May 10, 1817, and died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 25, 1893. He was converted in his youth, and united with the Methodist Episcopal church. He was admitted on trial in Philadelphia Conference, Bishop Beverly Waugh presiding. For forty-seven years he was an effective pastor and four years a supernumerary. He was a pure man, a faithful pastor, an able preacher, a loyal friend, and a devoted husband and father. As a debater, he was clear and strong, and was always admired for his strong convictions and his courage in making them known. He filled a number of the prominent Charges of his Conference, and will long be remembered and loved for his work's sake. In his last moments he said: "I have never doubted the divinity of Jesus Christ nor the efficacy of his atonement, and in the faith of it I am resting now."
The funeral services were held at his home, Monday, May 29, in charge of the Rev. C. W. Bickley, D.D., assisted by the Rev. J. A. Lippincott, Rev. George Cummins and Rev. E. I. D. Pepper. The interment was at Mount Moriah, where he sleeps the sleep of the just, to share in the glory of their resurrection.
Written by Rev. C. W. Bickley
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia Conference Journal
1894, Page 72∼Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, pg 605
bu: May 29, 1893; 76 yrs old
interment# 57102
US CENSUS
July 13, 1870
Philadelphia, Ward 13, Dist. 37, Philadelphia Co., PA
MULLIN
William age 52, b1818 PA, gardener
Margaret age 45, b1825 PA
Sarah age 24, b1846 PA
A Agnes age 20, b1850 PA
Harry age 17, b1853 PA, gardener
William age 12, b1858 PA
Richard Brower age 40, b1830 PA, iron moulder
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1893
MULLIN.--The Rev. William Mullin was born near Norristown, Pennsylvania, May 10, 1817, and died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 25, 1893. He was converted in his youth, and united with the Methodist Episcopal church. He was admitted on trial in Philadelphia Conference, Bishop Beverly Waugh presiding. For forty-seven years he was an effective pastor and four years a supernumerary. He was a pure man, a faithful pastor, an able preacher, a loyal friend, and a devoted husband and father. As a debater, he was clear and strong, and was always admired for his strong convictions and his courage in making them known. He filled a number of the prominent Charges of his Conference, and will long be remembered and loved for his work's sake. In his last moments he said: "I have never doubted the divinity of Jesus Christ nor the efficacy of his atonement, and in the faith of it I am resting now."
The funeral services were held at his home, Monday, May 29, in charge of the Rev. C. W. Bickley, D.D., assisted by the Rev. J. A. Lippincott, Rev. George Cummins and Rev. E. I. D. Pepper. The interment was at Mount Moriah, where he sleeps the sleep of the just, to share in the glory of their resurrection.
Written by Rev. C. W. Bickley
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia Conference Journal
1894, Page 72∼Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, pg 605
bu: May 29, 1893; 76 yrs old
interment# 57102
Rev William Mullin was the husband of Margaret E. (Truitt) Mullin. Margaret died November 8, 1916. Rev. Mullin was a minister in the Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
US CENSUS
July 13, 1870
Philadelphia, Ward 13, Dist. 37, Philadelphia Co., PA
MULLIN
William age 52, b1818 PA, gardener
Margaret age 45, b1825 PA
Sarah age 24, b1846 PA
A Agnes age 20, b1850 PA
Harry age 17, b1853 PA, gardener
William age 12, b1858 PA
Richard Brower age 40, b1830 PA, iron moulder
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1893
MULLIN.--The Rev. William Mullin was born near Norristown, Pennsylvania, May 10, 1817, and died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 25, 1893. He was converted in his youth, and united with the Methodist Episcopal church. He was admitted on trial in Philadelphia Conference, Bishop Beverly Waugh presiding. For forty-seven years he was an effective pastor and four years a supernumerary. He was a pure man, a faithful pastor, an able preacher, a loyal friend, and a devoted husband and father. As a debater, he was clear and strong, and was always admired for his strong convictions and his courage in making them known. He filled a number of the prominent Charges of his Conference, and will long be remembered and loved for his work's sake. In his last moments he said: "I have never doubted the divinity of Jesus Christ nor the efficacy of his atonement, and in the faith of it I am resting now."
The funeral services were held at his home, Monday, May 29, in charge of the Rev. C. W. Bickley, D.D., assisted by the Rev. J. A. Lippincott, Rev. George Cummins and Rev. E. I. D. Pepper. The interment was at Mount Moriah, where he sleeps the sleep of the just, to share in the glory of their resurrection.
Written by Rev. C. W. Bickley
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia Conference Journal
1894, Page 72∼Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, pg 605
bu: May 29, 1893; 76 yrs old
interment# 57102
US CENSUS
July 13, 1870
Philadelphia, Ward 13, Dist. 37, Philadelphia Co., PA
MULLIN
William age 52, b1818 PA, gardener
Margaret age 45, b1825 PA
Sarah age 24, b1846 PA
A Agnes age 20, b1850 PA
Harry age 17, b1853 PA, gardener
William age 12, b1858 PA
Richard Brower age 40, b1830 PA, iron moulder
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1893
MULLIN.--The Rev. William Mullin was born near Norristown, Pennsylvania, May 10, 1817, and died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 25, 1893. He was converted in his youth, and united with the Methodist Episcopal church. He was admitted on trial in Philadelphia Conference, Bishop Beverly Waugh presiding. For forty-seven years he was an effective pastor and four years a supernumerary. He was a pure man, a faithful pastor, an able preacher, a loyal friend, and a devoted husband and father. As a debater, he was clear and strong, and was always admired for his strong convictions and his courage in making them known. He filled a number of the prominent Charges of his Conference, and will long be remembered and loved for his work's sake. In his last moments he said: "I have never doubted the divinity of Jesus Christ nor the efficacy of his atonement, and in the faith of it I am resting now."
The funeral services were held at his home, Monday, May 29, in charge of the Rev. C. W. Bickley, D.D., assisted by the Rev. J. A. Lippincott, Rev. George Cummins and Rev. E. I. D. Pepper. The interment was at Mount Moriah, where he sleeps the sleep of the just, to share in the glory of their resurrection.
Written by Rev. C. W. Bickley
Memoir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia Conference Journal
1894, Page 72∼Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, pg 605
bu: May 29, 1893; 76 yrs old
interment# 57102
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born May 10, 1817
died May 25, 1893
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