4. MARY MALZENA⁴ HEATER (SAMUEL³, MICHAEL², MICHAEL¹) was born 27 Jan 1862 in Auglaize County, Ohio⁴⁶, and died 08 Jun 1934 in Tenino, Thurston County, Washington⁴⁷. She married (1) THOMAS WALTERS 14 May 1878 in St Joseph County, Indiana. She married (2) GEORGE HENRY MULL 26 Mar 1880 in Smith Center, Smith County, Kansas, son of PHILLIP MULL and MAUDE LIKES. He was born 04 Dec 1837 in Holmes, Ohio, and died 15 Mar 1925 in Tenino, Thurston County, Washington.

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Children of MARY HEATER and GEORGE MULL are:

i. JOHN F⁵ MULL, b. 12 Mar 1881, Kansas; d. 13 Feb 1952, Washington⁴⁸.

Notes for JOHN F MULL:

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record

about J F Mull

Name: J F Mull

City: Not Stated

County: Thurston

State: Washington

Birth Date: 12 Mar 1881

Race: White

Roll: 1992176

DraftBoard: 0

Nearest relative: Mary Mull,Tenino,Thurston,Wash.

More About JOHN F MULL:

Burial: Masonic Memorial Park, Tumwater, WA

Census 1: 1910, WA Thurston Tenino Pct Pg 113B

Census 2: 1920, WA Thurston Tenino ED 390 Pg 188B

Census 3: 1930, WA Lewis Morton Dist 64 pg 80B

ii. CHARLIE HENRY MULL, b. 13 Sep 1883, Jewell County, Kansas; d. 1883.

iii. MAUD DELL MULL, b. 25 Sep 1885, Norton, Kansas; d. 13 Jul 1965, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington⁴⁹; m. (1) MARK THOMAS DRAKE, Abt. 1904; b. 22 Mar 1875, Washington; m. (2) EDWARD HOUSLER, Aft. 1910; b. 03 Jan 1877, Indiana; d. 09 Jun 1923, Masonic Memorial Park, Tumwater, WA; m. (3) CHARLES HENRY HEATER, 01 Jul 1925; b. 18 Feb 1884, Dentonia, Jewel, KS; d. 20 Oct 1946, Milton, Umat, OR; m. (4) LAWRENCE LUTJE, Aft. 1946; b. 18 Jul 1896, Milton, Umatilla, OR; d. 13 Jan 1974, Vancouver, WA^50,51.

Notes for MAUD DELL MULL:

Mrs. Laurence Lutje – Tacoma News Tribune, Friday, July 16, 1965

Mrs. Laurence (Maude) Lutje, 79, of 813 S. Prospect St., died Tuesday in a local nursing home. She was born in Norton County, Kan., came with her parents to Tenino in 1893, had lived in Milton for 20 years, moved to Puyallup after the death of her first husband, Charles Heater, in 1947, and came to Tacoma in 1954.

Surviving, besides her husband, are one daughter, Mrs. Theora Kappelen, of Seattle: two brothers, Earl Mull, of Tacoma, and Lee Mull, of Tenino; a sister, Mrs. Jane Waddill, of Tacoma; two grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

Services are announced by Mills & Mills Funeral Home, of Olympia.

More About MAUD DELL MULL:

Burial: Masonic Memorial Park, Tumwater, WA⁵²

Census 1: 1910, WA Thurston Co ED 302 Pg 12

Census 2: 1920, WA Grays Harbor Summit McCleary ED 106 Pg 212A

Census 3: 1930, OR Umatilla Milton Dist 16 Pg 58A

Notes for MARK THOMAS DRAKE:

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record about Mark Thomas Drake Name: Mark Thomas Drake

City: Not Stated

County: Pierce

State: Washington

Birth Date: 22 Mar 1875

Race: White

Roll: 1991886

DraftBoard: 2

Nearest relative: Leslie Drake,son,McCleary,Wash.

More About MARK THOMAS DRAKE:

Census 1: 1900, WA Thurston South Union Dist 223 Pg 141A

Census 2: 1900, WA Thurston South Union Dist 223 Pg 143A

Census 3: 1910, WA Thurston Co ED 302 Pg 12

Occupation: 1910, Logger

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Marriage: Abt. 1904

Notes for EDWARD HOUSLER:

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record about Lawrence Edward Housler

Name: Lawrence Edward Housler

City: Not Stated

County: Grays Harbor

State: Washington

Birth Date: 3 Jan 1877

Race: White

Roll: 1991571

DraftBoard: 1

Nearest relative: Maud Housler,McCleary,Wash.

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1920 Census WA Grays Harbor Summit McCleary ED 106 Pg 212A (19 January 1920 Cecil Y Plant)

Line 3

284 293 Housler Edward Head MW 42 M Indiana Kansas Kansas Logger Wood

------------------, Maud Wife FW 34 M Kanasas Kansas Kansas Laborer Factory

Drake, Leslie S-son MW 15 S Washington Washington Kansas

Housler Theora DAughter FW 4 S Oregon Indiana Kansas

Nets Tom Head MW 35 S 1907 al Greece Greece Greece Laborer Factory

Niltes Louis Lodger MW 33 S 1914 al Greece Greece Greece Laborer Factory

Nets John Lodger MW 22 S 1816 al Greece Greece Greece Laborer Factory

More About EDWARD HOUSLER:

Census: 1920, WA Grays Harbor Summit McCleary ED 106 Pg 212A

More About EDWARD HOUSLER and MAUD MULL:

Marriage: Aft. 1910

Notes for CHARLES HENRY HEATER:

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record

about Charles Henry Heater

Name: Charles Henry Heater

City: Not Stated

County: Umatilla

State: Oregon

Birth Date: 18 Feb 1884

Race: White

Roll: 1852148

DraftBoard: 0

Nearest Relative: Eli Heater,Milton,Umatilla,Oregon

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Heater Bible

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Milton Eagle - Thursday, October 24, 1946 Pg 1 Col 1, cont Pg 10 Col 2

Jury Finds Death Due To Natural Causes

Charles Henry Heater died suddenly Sunday, shortly after midnight, as the result of a coronary attack, was the finding Tuesday of a coronor’s jury called to consider the case. The attack apparently was brought on by excitement caused by a scuffle just previously, with a young woman.

The whole thing started, according to evidence presented at the inquest, held Tuesday at the Milton library, when a group composed of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKessick, Harold Peterson, Ed Mehan and Miss Sylvia Land, returned from the dance just concluded at the community building. Peterson, driving McKessick’s car, stopped at the McKessick residence at Union and Main streets. Mehan and Miss Land left, taking a cab to a restaurant for a late supper.

While Peterson and McKessick were standing talking, according to their testimony, Mrs Marian McKessick suddenly drove off with the car before they could stop her, running into the fence on the J. J. Howard property on the next corner. The men hastily ran over there and Mr. and Mrs. Howard came out to see about the disturbance. McKessick backed the car out from the fence and in the meantime Mrs McKessick had walked off down the street, with Peterson attempting to keep her nearby. She, however, went down the street to the Grove school lawn and disappeared.

McKessick, it was testified had gone with the car by then, and Peterson and Howard got into Howard’s car to go after the police and to try to find Mrs. McKessick. In the meantime Heater had heard the noise and came out from his home across the street to talk to Mrs. howard who was still at the scene. Mrs McKessick then returned. Heater went to talk to her, with the result, according to Mrs. Howard, that an altercation began, with Mrs. McKessick apparently striking at Heater and he, in turn, attempting to fend her off and backing toward Mrs. Howard.

Heater had gotten away from Mrs. McKessick and was talking to Mrs. Howard. when he suddenly fell over, striking his head hard on the cement sidewalk. According to testimony, however, death was probably due to a heart attack, and not to the wound on the back of his head.

The inquest was called because of the rather muddled circumstances surrounding Heater’s death, and the verdict was rendered that the death was due to natural causes.

Testimony indicated that the party had been drinking to some extent, and Mrs. McKessick, on the witness stand, testified that she remembered very little that had happened after the dance, due to being too highly intoxicated.

Following the inquest, Mrs. McKessick was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Retta Bailey on a charge of drunk and disorderly, pleaded guilty, and was fined $25.00 and costs.

Justice of the Peace Bailey presided at the inquest. Assistant prosecuting attorney George Corey represented the county.

Heater was born February 18, 1884, in Kansas, and had lived here nearly 50 of his 62 years. He had been employed as an electrician by Milton City for the past 36 years, and as a testimony of his faithfulness to duty had not missed a shift in the past seven years.

Surviving him arre his widow, Mrs. Maude Heater; two step children, Leslie Drake of Olympia, Wash., and Mrs. Theora Capplen, Seattle; a sister, Mrs Emma Furlong, Rochester, Wn., and a brother, Ed Heater, McLary, Wash.

Funeral services were held this (Thursday) afternoon at the Munselle chapel in Milton. Rev A. J. Neufeld officiated and interment was in the Milton I.O.O.F. cemetery.

The Milton City offices were closed during the funeral. Pallbearers, at the request of Mrs. Heater, included Claude Brower, Leonard Sample, Martin Wilkening, A. E. Courtney, Bill Hook and Clarence Torgerson, all city employees.

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1930 Census OR Umatilla Milton Dist 16 Pg 58A(3 April 1930 Catherine Reed)

Line 27 (Union)

208 42 42 Heater Chas Head MW 46 M 41 Kansas Ohio Indiana Electrician City Power Plant

---------------------, Maud Wife FW 44 M 18 Kansas Ohio Indiana

Housler, Theora Step-Daughter FW 13 S Oregon Indiana Kansas

Line 30

43 43 Heater Eli Head MW 71 M21 Ohio Ohio Germany Brick Mason Brick Work

---------------, Mary Wife FW 69 M19 Indiana Pennsylvania Indiana

More About CHARLES HENRY HEATER:

Burial: IOOF Cemetery, Milton-Freewater, OR

Census 1: 1900, OR Umatilla Milton Dist 114 Pg 112A

Census 2: 1910, OR Umatilla S Milton Dist 265 Pg 205A

Census 3: 1920, OR Umatilla Milton Pct 12 ED 150 Pg 63A

Census 4: 1930, OR Umatilla Milton Dist 16 Pg 58A

Medical Information: Log Rolling Accident

Occupation: 1930, Electrician for City Power Plant

More About CHARLES HEATER and MAUD MULL:

Marriage: 01 Jul 1925

Notes for LAWRENCE LUTJE:

Heater Bible

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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record

about Lawrence H Lutje

Name: Lawrence H Lutje

City: Not Stated

County: Multnomah

State: Oregon

Birthplace: Oregon;United States of America

Birth Date: 18 Jul 1890

Race: Caucasian

Roll: 1852136

DraftBoard: 0

Born: Milton,Oregon

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1920 Census WA Grays Harbor Summit Dist 106 Pg 211B (19 Jan 1920 Cecil Y Plant)

Line 94

282 291 Lutje Lawerence Head MW 23 M Oregon Oregon Oregon Logger Woods

----------------, Nellie Wife FW 24 M Washington Kansas Kentucky

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1930 Census WA Walla Walla Lincoln Dist 47 Pg 268B (22 April 1930 Homer C Gandy)

Line 62 (Living with Win C Ester and family)

Lutje Lawarnce Border MW 40 M 22 Oregon Iowa Kansas Labor Ranch

More About LAWRENCE LUTJE:

Census 1: 1900, OR Umatilla Milton Dist 114 Pg 112A

Census 2: 1920, WA Grays Harbor Summit Dist 106 Pg 211B

Census 3: 1930, WA Walla Walla Lincoln Dist 47 Pg 268B

More About LAWRENCE LUTJE and MAUD MULL:

Marriage: Aft. 1946

iv. GEORGE HARRISON MULL, b. 22 May 1886, Norton, Kansas; d. Abt. 1953, age 67, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.

Notes for GEORGE HARRISON MULL:

Unknown Newspaper

GEORGE MULL’S DEATH OCCURS

TENINO -- George Mull, 67, a resident of Tenino for more than 60 years, died Monday at the home of his brother in Tacoma. He was born in Norton County, Kansas, May 22, 1886.

Surviving are two brothers, Lee Mull, Olympia, and Earl Mull ,Tacoma; two sisters, Mrs Maude Heater, Pullyaup, and Cfivillia Waddell, Tacoma, and an aunt, Anna Weaver, Tacoma.

Funeral arrangements are pending at an Olympia mortuary.

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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record

about George Harrison Mull

Name: George Harrison Mull

City: Not Stated

County: Thurston

State: Washington

Birthplace: Kansas;United States of America

Birth Date: 22 May 1889

Race: Caucasian

Roll: 1992176

DraftBoard: 0

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Washington Standard

Olympia, Thurston County, Washington

September 14, 1917

56 MORE LOCAL BOYS REPORT NEXT WEEK

COUNTY TO SEND SECOND CONTINGENT FOR NATIONAL ARMY WEDNESDAY

Fifty-six more of Thurston countys registered men are scheduled

to go to Camp Lewis, American lake, next Wednesday, the countys second

contribution to the new national army under the first call issued by

President Wilson.

And under a positive order received from Provost Marshal General

Crowder Wednesday, these men must report in the order of their liability

for service, the local board henceforth being prohibited from accepting

volunteers out of their order in the draft call, as was permitted when

the first contingent of seven were sent to the mobilization camp last

Saturday.

The ruling says that "a registrant whose order of liability is

not within the quota of a local board cannot even on his own request be

advanced and sent with the quota, " while those within the quota must

report in the order in which their numbers were drawn.

Because of incomplete reports from the district board at Tacoma,

the local board was not able to announce this week the names of the 56

who would be ordered to report next Wednesday. Sheriff Jack GIFFORD,

chairman of the board, and Deputy Auditor Will GASTON, who has assisted

in its clerical work, went over to Tacoma Thursday for a conference with

the district board, to get a certified list of those among the first 475

called who are held for military service.

Two hundred and twenty-seven of the 525 registrants examined last

week filed claims for exemption on dependency grounds. All of the married

men among them are being exempted by the local board, under the

presidents ruling, but the claims of a number of others who asserted

they were supporting dependents are being rejected, in cases where

More About GEORGE HARRISON MULL:

Burial: 04 Jun 1953, Masonic Memorial Park, Tumwater, WA

Census 1: 1910, WA Thurston Tenino Pct Pg 113B

Census 2: 1920, WA Thurston Tenino ED 390 Pg 188B

Census 3: 1930, WA Thurston Tenino Dist 42 Pg 32B

v. CFIVILLA JANE MULL, b. 26 Feb 1897, Tenino, Thurston County, Washington; d. 09 Oct 1970, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington⁵³; m. (1) ELZIE MARION SMITH, 02 Jul 1914, Tenino, Thurston County, Washington; b. 04 Dec 1888, Clay Center, Clay Co., Neb.; d. 05 Jul 1953, Aberdeen, Grays Harbor Co., Washington; m. (2) CHARLES ELMER IRISH, Aft. 1929; b. 07 Apr 1894, Washington; d. 13 Jul 1940⁵⁴; m. (3) RAY LONG, Aft. 1940; b. 1893; m. (4) JOSEPH GAFTON WADDELL, 1943; b. 03 Apr 1893; d. May 1969, Everette, Snohomish Co., Washington⁵⁵.

More About CFIVILLA JANE MULL:

Census 1: 1910, WA Thurston Tenino Pct Pg 113B

Census 2: 1920, WA Lewis Morton Dist 151 Pg 89A

Census 3: 1930, WA Pierce Tacoma Dist 175 Pg 50B

Notes for ELZIE MARION SMITH:

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record

about Elzie M Smith

Name: Elzie M Smith

City: Not Stated

County: Thurston

State: Washington

Birthplace: Nebraska

Birth Date: 4 Dec 1889

Race: Caucasian

Roll: 1992176

DraftBoard: 0

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1920 Census WA Lewis Morton ED 151 Pg 89A (13 January 1920 Alice M Tower)

Line 29

32 Smith Elzie Head MW 32 M Nebraska US Kansas Working Carrage Saw Mill

----------, Cfivillia Wife FW 22 M Washington Kansas Indiana

----------, Charley Son MW 4 3/12 S Washington Washington Nebraska

----------, Ethel Daughter FW 3 2/12 S Washington Washington Nebraska

More About ELZIE MARION SMITH:

Burial: Aberdeen, Grays Harbor Co., Washington

Census: 1920, WA Lewis Morton Dist 151 Pg 89A

More About ELZIE SMITH and CFIVILLA MULL:

Divorce: 1929

Marriage: 02 Jul 1914, Tenino, Thurston County, Washington

Notes for CHARLES ELMER IRISH:

Charles --I remember only that he was a big man, rather heavy set with a good sense of humor.--Dorothy [Dougherty] Lindeke

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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record

about Charles Elmer Irish

Name: Charles Elmer Irish

City: Not Stated

County: Lewis

State: Washington

Birthplace: Washington

Birth Date: 7 Apr 1894

Race: Caucasian

Roll: 1991654

DraftBoard: 0

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1930 Census WA Pierce Tacoma Dist 175 Pg 50A (10-11 April 1930 Minnie M Stearns)

Line 59 (Warner St)

6745 130 131 Irish Charles E Head MW 36 Washington US US Vulcaniser Tires

---------------------, Cfivillia Wife FW 33 M17 Washington Indiana Indiana

---------------------, Vernon Son MW 5/12 S Washington Washington Washington

More About CHARLES ELMER IRISH:

Census 1: 1920, WA Lewis Chehalis Dist 125 Pg 135B

Census 2: 1930, WA Pierce Tacoma Dist 175 Pg 50B

More About CHARLES IRISH and CFIVILLA MULL:

Marriage: Aft. 1929

Notes for RAY LONG:

May not be him

Raymond E. Long, obit- Tacoma News Tribune, Sunday, April 14, 1968

Raymond E. Long, 43, of 704 9th Ave. SE., Puyallup, died Friday in a Puyallup hospital. He was born in Oklahoma and had been a Puyallup resident for the past six years after coming from Spokane.

Mr. Long was a drywall contractor. He was a veteran of World War 11 and was a member of the Eagles aerie2308, Independent Order of Foresters, and Carpenters Union, Local 472.

Survivors include his wife, Betty, of the home; three sons, Leonard R., Jim L., and Ralph A., all of Puyallup; two brothers, Bill, of Idaho, Bryan, of Alaska; and his father Leonard C. Long, of California.

Services will be announced by Powers Wrigley Clements Funeral Home.

More About RAY LONG and CFIVILLA MULL:

Marriage: Aft. 1940

More About JOSEPH GAFTON WADDELL:

Social Security Number: 459-14-9670

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Marriage: 1943

vi. LEE RAYMOND MULL, b. 02 Sep 1903, Tenino, Thurston County, Washington; d. 31 Aug 1966, Olympia, Thurston County, Washington^56,57; m. (1) RUTH ?; m. (2) BLANCHE MARIE TICKNOR, Abt. 1927; b. 18 May 1879, Bucoda, Wa; d. 15 May 1962, Seattle, King, WA.

Notes for LEE RAYMOND MULL:

1930 Census WA Lewis Centralia Dist 18 Pg 106A

Line 25 (Washington Ave)

520 92 98 Mull, Lee R. Head MW 26 m 25 WA US KS laborer Logging Camp

------, Blanch M Wife FW 49 M 19 WA NY MI

Sandmire, Noreita Daughter FW 10 S WA IN WA

Sandmire, Christen Son MW 25 M 19 WA IN WA Engineer Steam Railroad

------, Mabel H Daughter-in-law FW 19 M 17 IN IN OK

------, Renee M Granddaughter FW 5 S WA WA WA

------, La Vera J Granddaughter FW 1/12 S WA WA IN

More About LEE RAYMOND MULL:

Burial: Masonic Memorial Park, Tumwater, WA

Census 1: 1910, WA Thurston Tenino Pct Pg 113B

Census 2: 1920, WA Thurston Tenino ED 390 Pg 188B

Census 3: 1930, WA Lewis Centralia Dist 18 Pg 106A

More About BLANCHE MARIE TICKNOR:

Census 1: 1920, WA Lewis Dryad Dist 136 Pg 231A(See Husband Guy Sandmire)

Census 2: 1930, WA Lewis Centralia Dist 18 Pg 106A(See Husband Lee Mull)

More About LEE MULL and BLANCHE TICKNOR:

Marriage: Abt. 1927

vii. EARL HUGH MULL, b. 25 Aug 1905, Tenino, Thurston County, Washington; d. 23 Dec 1979, Tacoma, Pierce, WA⁵⁸; m. EVA RAMSAUR, 14 Nov 1930, Concordia, Cloud County, Kansas; b. 12 Nov 1912, Centralia, Washington.

Notes for EARL HUGH MULL:

[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 M-Z, Ed. 6, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Sep 15, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.112.6.26713.132]

Individual: Mull, Earl

Social Security #: 531-32-9127

Issued in: Washington

Birth date: Aug 25, 1905

Death date: Dec 1979

Residence code: Washington

ZIP Code of last known residence: 98445

Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Tacoma, Washington

More About EARL HUGH MULL:

Census 1: 1910, WA Thurston Tenino Pct Pg 113B

Census 2: 1920, WA Thurston Tenino ED 390 Pg 188B

Census 3: 1930, WA Thurston Tenino Dist 42 Pg 32B

Fact 11: Last residence ZIP: 98445⁵⁸

Issued state: Issued in: Washington⁵⁸

Last residence: Residence code: Washington⁵⁸

SS #: Social Security #: 531-32-9127⁵⁸

More About EARL MULL and EVA RAMSAUR:

Marriage: 14 Nov 1930, Concordia, Cloud County, Kansas