The funeral services of Mrs. L. D. McMullen, whose death at Emerson was briefly mentioned in Friday's Tribune, was held Friday afternoon at the Emerson Presbyterian Church, Rev. McClelland, of Corning, officiating, assisted by Rev. Linn.
Mrs. Mary McMullin, whose maiden name was Davis, was born in Floyd county, Ind., April 12, 1837. In early childhood she removed with her parents to Henderson county, Illinois, where she grew to womanhood and was married to Mr. McMullen. About 1867 Mr. and Mrs. McMullen came to Mills county and settled on the farm North of Hastins, where they resided until 3 years ago when they moved to Emerson.
Deceased was the mother of ten children nine of whom are living and one dying in infancy. The living are six daughers and three sons, as follows: Mrs. C. J. (Clara)Pratt, of Red Oak; Mrs. T. M. (Ida) Ruby of Orleans, Nebraska; Mrs. Randolph (Euphie) Salmons, Emerson, Iowa; Mrs. Myrtie Silkett, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mrs. John (Myrtle ) Baldozier, Omaha, Nebraska, Mrs. Floy Young, Strahan; Frank E. McMullen of Ericson, Nebraska; J. W. of Emerson, and E. S. McMullen of Washington, Kansas. Four sisters and a brother also survive her.
Glenwood Opinion Tribune, April 14, 1908, page 2, col. 3
Mrs. D. L McMullen died Wednesday, the funeral taking place Friday from the Presbyterian Church, conducted by Rev. McClelland of Corning, assisted by Rev. Taylor and Linn. Mrs. McMullen had many friends in this community. Had she lived a few days longer, she would have been 71, and been married 50 years. And now her companion of all these years is left alone, his life-long companion gone to her reward, his home broken up and a vacancy left in his heart never to be filled on this earth, and only known to those who have passed that way. Mr. McMullen has six girls and three boys to mourn the loss of his wife and home and mohter, with a host of friends outside the family to extend sympathy.
Mills County Tribune, April 16, 1908, page 6
Please not name in newspaper appears as McMullen and name on stone is McMullin*
The funeral services of Mrs. L. D. McMullen, whose death at Emerson was briefly mentioned in Friday's Tribune, was held Friday afternoon at the Emerson Presbyterian Church, Rev. McClelland, of Corning, officiating, assisted by Rev. Linn.
Mrs. Mary McMullin, whose maiden name was Davis, was born in Floyd county, Ind., April 12, 1837. In early childhood she removed with her parents to Henderson county, Illinois, where she grew to womanhood and was married to Mr. McMullen. About 1867 Mr. and Mrs. McMullen came to Mills county and settled on the farm North of Hastins, where they resided until 3 years ago when they moved to Emerson.
Deceased was the mother of ten children nine of whom are living and one dying in infancy. The living are six daughers and three sons, as follows: Mrs. C. J. (Clara)Pratt, of Red Oak; Mrs. T. M. (Ida) Ruby of Orleans, Nebraska; Mrs. Randolph (Euphie) Salmons, Emerson, Iowa; Mrs. Myrtie Silkett, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mrs. John (Myrtle ) Baldozier, Omaha, Nebraska, Mrs. Floy Young, Strahan; Frank E. McMullen of Ericson, Nebraska; J. W. of Emerson, and E. S. McMullen of Washington, Kansas. Four sisters and a brother also survive her.
Glenwood Opinion Tribune, April 14, 1908, page 2, col. 3
Mrs. D. L McMullen died Wednesday, the funeral taking place Friday from the Presbyterian Church, conducted by Rev. McClelland of Corning, assisted by Rev. Taylor and Linn. Mrs. McMullen had many friends in this community. Had she lived a few days longer, she would have been 71, and been married 50 years. And now her companion of all these years is left alone, his life-long companion gone to her reward, his home broken up and a vacancy left in his heart never to be filled on this earth, and only known to those who have passed that way. Mr. McMullen has six girls and three boys to mourn the loss of his wife and home and mohter, with a host of friends outside the family to extend sympathy.
Mills County Tribune, April 16, 1908, page 6
Please not name in newspaper appears as McMullen and name on stone is McMullin*
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