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'''Born:''' November 20, 1845

'''Died:''' April 30, 1916

'''Married:''' [[George%20W.%20Mussen|George W. Mussen]]

'''Children:''' Mrs. [[Lillian%20G.%20Woodruff|Lillian G. Woodruff]], [[Marshall%20E.%20Mussen|Marshall E. Mussen]], [[William%20G.%20Mussen|William G. Mussen]], Mrs. [[Gertrude%20Mussen%20Davidson|Gertrude Davidson]], Willis H. Mussen, Fremont Mussen, Mrs. Nettie E. Walker

'''Julia A. Brown Mussen'''
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''Malone Farmer'', May 10, 1916

Mussen—At her home in Saranac Lake, April 30th after a year's illness of heart disease, Mrs. Julia A. Mussen wife of George W. Mussen, aged 70 years.

Deceased was a native of Saranac, Clinton County, but had resided continuously at Saranac Lake for the last 45 years. She was a woman of sterling Christian character, a loyal member of the Methodist denomination and greatly devoted to her home and her church. Throughout her life she set a lofty example to her children and all acquaintances. She was a member of The Saranac Lake Women's Relief Corps and the O.E.S. Her funeral was held last week Tuesday afternoon from her home with burial under [[Eastern%20Star|Eastern Star]] auspices. Her husband, who has been caretaker for 30 years at the camp of Miss [[Augusta%20Polhemus|R. A. Polhemus]] on [[Spitfire%20Lake|Spitfire Lake]], survives her, together with four sons and three daughters. These are Mrs. [[Lillian%20G.%20Woodruff|Lillian G. Woodruff]], [[Marshall%20E.%20Mussen|Marshall E. Mussen]], [[William%20G.%20Mussen|William G. Mussen]], Mrs. [[Gertrude%20Davidson|Gertrude Davidson]], all of Saranac Lake; Willis H. Mussen and Fremont Mussen of Syracuse, and Mrs. Nettie E. Walker of Rouses Point.

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