by William D Mullin. 1970. 

The document provides a detailed genealogy of the Mullin family spanning from the 1800s to the 1960s. It includes information such as names, birth and death dates, marriages, and descendants. Notable individuals like William Davis Mullin and Mary Ann Shupe are mentioned, along with their respective family members. The family history outlines multiple generations and their relationships, offering a comprehensive view of the family tree.

Additionally, the document discusses an unfortunate incident of vandalism at the Fayette City Cemetery that affected the markers of the Mullin family. This incident likely caused damage to the historical significance and memory of the family members buried at the cemetery. The vandalism may have impacted the ability to accurately trace the family's history and connections through the physical markers that were defaced or destroyed.

Furthermore, there are instructions provided for gathering personal information on adults over 21 years of age. The document suggests creating standardized forms to collect details such as name, date of birth, residence, education, occupation, and memberships in various organizations. This method aims to streamline the process of compiling biographical information for each individual in the family tree, facilitating a more detailed genealogical study and preserving the family's history for future generations.