Joseph Mulkins and Elizabeth Jane Hutchings were married on 19 Sep 1816 in Oxford, Butler, Ohio. On 23 Oct 1834, Joseph Mulkins purchased land in Delaware County, IN-while his first wife, Elizabeth Jane Hutchings Mulkins was still living. In the 1840 census, Joseph Mulkins is still living in Delaware County.
Joseph's first wife, Elizabeth Jane (not to be confused with his third wife, also named Elizabeth) was the sister of Lois Hutchings Payton, who was the wife of Jacob Payton, who was the brother of Catherine Payton Bradrick, who was the mother of Susan Bradrick Mulkins-Joseph Mulkins' second wife, who is buried in Mount Tabor Cemetery memorial #70294844 .
Joseph and Elizabeth had 10 children: Henry, Isaac, Rachel, Harriet, Lydia Jane, Samuel H., Joseph Henry, Louisa C., Jane and John. It appears that Elizabeth may have died from complications of giving birth to possible twins; Jane and John Mulkins, on April 4, 1835. Joseph married his second wife on 29 Oct 1835.
Jacob Payton was Elizabeth's brother-in-law.
The land for Mount Tabor Cemetery was entered by Jacob Payton in 1832, it is fair to presume that he donated the land, as was usual in such cases. HISTORY OF DELAWARE CO. John Ellis, Muncie, Ind, Neely Printing Co., 1898: p 21
Joseph's first wife, Elizabeth Jane (not to be confused with his third wife, also named Elizabeth) was the sister of Lois Hutchings Payton, who was the wife of Jacob Payton, who was the brother of Catherine Payton Bradrick, who was the mother of Susan Bradrick Mulkins-Joseph Mulkins' second wife, who is buried in Mount Tabor Cemetery memorial #70294844 .
Joseph and Elizabeth had 10 children: Henry, Isaac, Rachel, Harriet, Lydia Jane, Samuel H., Joseph Henry, Louisa C., Jane and John. It appears that Elizabeth may have died from complications of giving birth to possible twins; Jane and John Mulkins, on April 4, 1835. Joseph married his second wife on 29 Oct 1835.
Jacob Payton was Elizabeth's brother-in-law.
The land for Mount Tabor Cemetery was entered by Jacob Payton in 1832, it is fair to presume that he donated the land, as was usual in such cases. HISTORY OF DELAWARE CO. John Ellis, Muncie, Ind, Neely Printing Co., 1898: p 21
Joseph Mulkins and Elizabeth Jane Hutchings were married on 19 Sep 1816 in Oxford, Butler, Ohio. On 23 Oct 1834, Joseph Mulkins purchased land in Delaware County, IN-while his first wife, Elizabeth Jane Hutchings Mulkins was still living. In the 1840 census, Joseph Mulkins is still living in Delaware County.
Joseph's first wife, Elizabeth Jane (not to be confused with his third wife, also named Elizabeth) was the sister of Lois Hutchings Payton, who was the wife of Jacob Payton, who was the brother of Catherine Payton Bradrick, who was the mother of Susan Bradrick Mulkins-Joseph Mulkins' second wife, who is buried in Mount Tabor Cemetery memorial #70294844 .
Joseph and Elizabeth had 10 children: Henry, Isaac, Rachel, Harriet, Lydia Jane, Samuel H., Joseph Henry, Louisa C., Jane and John. It appears that Elizabeth may have died from complications of giving birth to possible twins; Jane and John Mulkins, on April 4, 1835. Joseph married his second wife on 29 Oct 1835.
Jacob Payton was Elizabeth's brother-in-law.
The land for Mount Tabor Cemetery was entered by Jacob Payton in 1832, it is fair to presume that he donated the land, as was usual in such cases. HISTORY OF DELAWARE CO. John Ellis, Muncie, Ind, Neely Printing Co., 1898: p 21
Joseph's first wife, Elizabeth Jane (not to be confused with his third wife, also named Elizabeth) was the sister of Lois Hutchings Payton, who was the wife of Jacob Payton, who was the brother of Catherine Payton Bradrick, who was the mother of Susan Bradrick Mulkins-Joseph Mulkins' second wife, who is buried in Mount Tabor Cemetery memorial #70294844 .
Joseph and Elizabeth had 10 children: Henry, Isaac, Rachel, Harriet, Lydia Jane, Samuel H., Joseph Henry, Louisa C., Jane and John. It appears that Elizabeth may have died from complications of giving birth to possible twins; Jane and John Mulkins, on April 4, 1835. Joseph married his second wife on 29 Oct 1835.
Jacob Payton was Elizabeth's brother-in-law.
The land for Mount Tabor Cemetery was entered by Jacob Payton in 1832, it is fair to presume that he donated the land, as was usual in such cases. HISTORY OF DELAWARE CO. John Ellis, Muncie, Ind, Neely Printing Co., 1898: p 21
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