San Francisco County CA Archives Biographies.....Mullally, John E. May 1878 - January 14, 1912
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Source: contemporary newspapers
Author: Thomas Wm. Hamilton

John E. Mullally was the third of six children of Irish immigrants John and 
Ellen Mullally, who arrived in New York in 1867, and later joined a cousin of 
John in San Francisco.  John obtained a job on the cable cars.  His son, John 
E., was a labor activist, being a delegate to the Union Labor convention of 
1907.  He was elected to the 30th Assembly seat of the California state 
legislature in 1910 as a Republican, and also owned Mullally's Saloon at the 
corner of Eighth Street and Minna Street, in the district and across the street 
from the home he shared with his wife May (married circa 1905, she was the 
daughter of Portuguese immigrants).  On January 14, 1912, while he was planning 
to run for a State Senate seat in the election later that year, he was shot and 
killed during a hold up of his saloon.

Additional Comments:
His oldest sister, Ellen, was born in New York.  All the other children were 
born in San Francisco.  Descendants unknown

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