• Hugh Mullarky was one of the pioneers who came to the county in 1855, and settled at Butler Center in January of that year. Mr Mullarky is a native of Ireland, born in 1827, his parents being Edmund and Elizabeth (Holliday) Mularky. In 1839 the family emigrated to the United States, stopping one year inthe State of Ohio, thence removing to La Porte county, Indiana, and two years later to Stephenson county, Illinois, where the parents both died, leaving six children, five of whom are now living – Owen, Daniel, Ellen, Anthony, and Hugh, who is the subject of this sketch. In 1857 he married Miss Margate Giblin, and soon came to Iowa and settled in Butler county, as above stated. Mr. Mullarky has been very successful as a farmer, and now owns 800 acres of land. He is a democrat in politics, and in religion Roman Catholic. The children are – John, Frank, William, Ellen, Margaret, Hugh, Eugene, and Alloisus.
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• 1850 Census: Rock Run, Stephenson, Illinois. Age 22, b Ireland. Living in parent’s household.
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Spouses
Birth1832, Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont4155
Baptism3 Oct 1832, Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont2031, p 14 Age: <1
MemoSt. Mary’s Church
Death12 Apr 1923, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk, Iowa4163 Age: 91
BurialGreenwood Cemetery, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk, Iowa4164
Individual Notes
• Mother’s name given as Margaret Dunn. Her baptism witnessed by Myles O’Brien and Catherine Hammell.
2031, p 14• Baptized on same day as Elizabeth O’Brien.
2037• Margaret Giblin was the daughter of Patrick Giblin (b 1808 in Dublin, Ireland) and Margaret O’Brien (1806 - 1892, married in Dublin.
4157, p 4
Census
• 1850 Census: Rock Run, Stephenson, Illinois. Age 18, b VT.
541, p 129
Family Notes