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Aug 26, 2019 · John Mullan (1821-1914) was the son of Charles Mullan and Elizabeth Hoagland. Selena Woodhead (1825-1913) was the daughter of Joseph E. and Hannah (Secker) Woodhead. Photo Courtesy of Lise Pettigrew
Charles Nevitt Mullan, the fourth son of John Mullan Sr. and Mary Ann Bright Mullan, attended St. John’s College and then went west where, like his brothers, he worked for the army in Washington Territory.
Apr 29, 2014 · The son of an army sergeant who worked at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Mullan was educated at West Point, less a military school at the time than a first-rate engineering college and precursor to the land grant college.
Dec 3, 2016 · One of the daughters of Judge Charles H. Mullan, son of Charles and America, Frances Harriet Mullan, married John Halsey Blair in 1904 in Waterloo, IA. John Halsey Blair born in NJ. He was an attorney and banker in Iowa, later moving to Chicago, IL, where he was associated with the Bank of Chicago and with that position a deputy governor of the ...
Jun 15, 2003 · Lewis and Clark get all the glory, but it was Army officer John Mullan who really opened the Inland Northwest to white settlement. His 624-mile Mullan Road, completed in 1862, connected the ...
Jun 15, 2016 · His son Eugene (1878-1965) was a surgeon who had five children, including Hugh. A colonel in the U.S. Army in World War II, Hugh Mullan was buried at Arlington National Cemetery after his death...
The first Mullan settler in Sullivan County, PA, was Charles Mullan, Senior, father of Charles, Jr. and William and also of Hannah Clara Mullan, who married John Warburton, scion of another old family in Sullivan County. You can find many links to the Mullan family on the Sullivan County Genealogical Web Page. Here are some specific links:
