OBIT: Samuel H. MULLIN, 1899, native of Bedford County, PA

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Bedford Gazette   7/28/1899
Samuel H. Mullin   

Samuel H. Mullin died at his home, 533 Finley street, Pittsburg, on Sunday
morning. The cause of his death was spinal meningitis. He was born near
Mann's Choice forty-six years ago.  About eighteen years ago, he was united
in marriage to Miss Martha C. Earnest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David B.
Earnest, of Bedford.  A short time before his marriage, he went to Altoona
a accept a position in the Pennsylvania Railroad company's shops at that
place.  Seven years ago Mr. and Mrs. Mullin removed to Pittsburgh. Here he
was foreman in the cleaning department of the P. R. R. shops. He is survived
by his wife and six children, Namely, Clay, Charles, Edith, Pearl, Cloyd and 
Martha. Decedent was a nephew of Maj. D. W. Mullin, of Mann's Choice, and a 
brother of W. Scott Mullin, of Hyndman, J. Clay Mullin, of Mann's Choice, and 
George V. Mullin, of Fredericktown, O.; Mrs. Samuel Shaffer, of Hyndman, a 
sister, also survives him. The remains were brought to Mann's Choice Tuesday 
and interred in the graveyard at Kinton's bridge, where his parents are 
buried.  Mr. Mullin was a member of the Lutheran church. He was a faithful 
Christian, a sober, industrious man, with a high sense of honor and integrity, 
and was held in high esteem by the P. R. R. officials and his fellow employees.

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