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Andrew Mullarky

DEATH: Mar 1837, Burlington, Des Moines, Iowa
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Family 1: Emeline Angell (21 May 1814 - 3 Oct 1843)

Owen Mullarky (1833 - 1833)
Charles Henry Mullarky (27 Oct 1835 - ____)

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Notes

!SOURCE: Avery F. Angell, Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas Angell, Who Settled in Providence, 1636 (Providence, A. Crawford Greene, 1872), p. 144, 145.

!OCCUPATION: "Commenced business as a dealer in dry goods; had a store on Westminster street, in Providence, and subsequently removed to Ohio; settled in Cincinnati, and engaged in the manufacture and sale of hats." --A.F. Avery, p. 145.

!DEATH: "In Marcy, 1837, his business called him to St. Louis, and taking passage in a steamer, had occasion to stop at Burlington, on the Mississippi river. The steamer arrived there in the evening, it being rainy and quite dark, and the gangway-plank icy, he slipped and fell overboard. His body was not recovered until life was extinct." --A.F. Angell, p. 145

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