Charles A. Gillen
Born: Feb. 4, 1811, New Jersey
Died: May 3, 1885, Millbrook, Randolph, Morris Co, New Jersey
Cause of Death: effects of shattered leg
Religious Affliliation: Millbrook Methodist Church, Millbrook, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Walnut Grove Methodist Episcopalian Church, Walnut Grove, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Buried: probably Millbrook Cemetery, Millbrook, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Marriage: Jan. 28, 1840, Dover, Morris Co., New Jersey
Wife: Malinda Tuttle
Born about 1824, New Jersey
Died 1903, Millbrook, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Buried: Millbrook Methodist Cemetery, Millbrook, Randolph, Morris Co, New Jersey
Parents: James Tuttle & Nancy BirdChildren:
Randolph T. Gillen
Born: about 1846, Morris Co., New Jersey
Died: unknown
James R. Gillen
Bertis M. Gillen
Born: about 1842, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Died: about 1853, Randolph, Morris Co., New Jersey
Hudson H. Gillen
Alfred Dickerson Gillen
Mary A. Gillen
Born: about June 1851, Dover, Morris Co., New Jersey
Died: unknown
Marriage: Feb. 8, 1883, Dover, Morris Co., New Jersey
Husband: William Hedden
Born: unknown
Died: unknown
George W. Gillen
The family of Mr. Charles Gillen near Millbrook, seem to be called upon to experience unlimited misfortunes. About two years ago their residence was burned. Only a few weeks ago Mrs. Gillen fell and broke her ankle so seriously that her foot had to be amputated. Last week their son Alfred was plowing when the horse became restless and provoked him to such an extent that he threw a stone at it. The stone rebounded and striking his father, who stood nearby, shattered the shin bone of his leg. Both Mr. and Mrs. Gillen are old people and their hurts are serious. To cap the climax, the high wind of Wednesday blew the roof from their large barn.
