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| William Charles Mulford
(1842-1895) |
William Charles Mulford
William Charles Mulford, justice of the peace, Sparta township, was born on November 11, 1842, in the same township In which he now resides. His parents were Benjamin and Mary (Legg) Mulford. He received his education at the district schools at Cold Springs, and when through school followed farming under the instruction of his father, and has been in that business all his life. Mr. Mulford has always been prominent in the affairs of his township, and has not escaped some of the public offices, among them being justice of the peace, which he held for twenty- four years in Sparta township, and was also road supervisor. Politically, he has always given his support to the Democratic party, and his religious membership is with the Presbyterian church. He belongs to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Knights of Pythias.
• Census, 1850, Sparta, Dearborn, Indiana. 2 William married Rebecca Caldwell on 17 Aug 1862 in Sparta, Dearborn, Indiana.1 (Rebecca Caldwell was born on 9 Mar 1845 in Sparta, Dearborn, Indiana 1 and died on 25 Oct 1895 1.) William next married Amelia Wilkennig on 25 Oct 1895. (Amelia Wilkennig was born in 1848.) William next married Mary Alice Walton on 2 Jun 1864 in , Clermont, Ohio. (Mary Alice Walton was born on 17 Nov 1843 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, died on 5 Sep 1868 in Madisonville, Hamilton, Ohio and was buried in Sep 1868 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio.) |
1 Archibald Shaw, History of Dearborn County, Indiana : her people, industries and institutions, with biographical sketches of representative citizens and genealogical records of old families (Indianapolis, Indiana : B. F. Bowen & Co. Inc., 1915 FHL Film 931796), 953 - 956, 1033 - 1036.
2 Indiana, Dearborn, Sparta, 1850 Federal Census (www.ancestry.com), William C. Mulford, 9, born in Ohio.
Copyright Lee Drew 2007