Hampshire County WV Archives Biographies.....Mullady, Thomas And Samuel 
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Author: Virgil A. Lewis

THOMAS and SAMUEL MULLADY. Prominent among those whom the county has given to
public life were the Mullady brothers, two sons of Thomas Mullady, an Irish
Catholic. The sons, Thomas and Samuel, were both educated at the Propaganda at
Rome. After two years devoted to study, Thomas served two years as tutor of the
Crown Prince of Naples, after which he returned to his own country and was soon
made President of Georgetown College. That institution never had in its faculty
a riper scholar than he. He was perhaps the most accomplished scholar in the
language and literature of Italy which this country has produced. Samuel,
scarcely inferior to his brother, died while serving as President of Worcester
College, Massachusetts. Both stood high as preachers and ecclesiastics.

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"History of West Virginia" by Virgil A. Lewis 1889

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