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Family of William MCMULLEN
| Partner: | William MCMULLEN ( - ) | |
| Partner: | (unknown) | |
| Children: | William MCMULLEN (1818-1893) | |
Husband: William MCMULLEN
| Name: | William MCMULLEN | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Occupation | 10 May 1847 | Mariner |
| Burial | ||
Child 1: William MCMULLEN
| Name: | William MCMULLEN | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Mary HARLAND (1819?-1897?) | |
| Birth | 22 Jul 1818 | Whitehaven, Cumberland |
| Occupation (1) | 1836 (age 17-18) | Apprentice. |
| Physical Description | 7 Mar 1845 (age 27 (!)) | Height: 5 1/4 feet.. Hair: Dark Brown. Eyes: Grey. Complexion: Fresh. Marks: None; Whitehaven, Cumberland |
| Emigration | btw 10 Mar 1845 and 10 May 1847 (age 26-28) | from Whitehaven, Cumberland to Poole, Dorset |
| Occupation (2) | 10 May 1847 (age 28) | Mariner |
| Occupation (3) | 7 Oct 1883 (age 65) | Sailor |
| Occupation (4) | 3 Apr 1886 (age 67) | Mariner |
| Death | 9 Feb 1893 (age 73 (!)) | Longfleet, Poole, Dorset |
Additional Information
| Occupation (1) | Went to sea first in 1836 |
| Physical Description | Back Row Whitehaven
Cannot write at this point. Also not part of the Royal navy or done foreign service |
| Emigration | The family story was that William was shipwrecked just outside Poole, and that this brought him to the area. |
| Death | Cause: Senectus (old age)
Address: Union Workhouse |
Note on Marriage
Potentially the family had connections to the "Orange order".
This is confirmed by Maud McMullen having the "robes" of the Orange Order.
Note on Child 1: William MCMULLEN (1)
Lived with uncle in Whitehaven, Combria who owned a shipyard. "Turned his back on his uncle" and became a sailor
Note on Child 1: William MCMULLEN (2)
Turned his back on Uncle who owned shipyard (Brocklebank).
Sailing, and got shipwreked before 1847.
Note on Child 1: William MCMULLEN (3)
Did not sign his name on his marriage certificate
Note on Child 1: William MCMULLEN (4)
A description of him was passed down the generations to Eileen Thomas (nee McMullen). William was described as "a small man with a funny accent"
Note on Child 1: William MCMULLEN (5)
Died in the local workhouse.