Topic: Protestant Episcopal Church

Biography of Frank Mullen

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History of South Dakota vol 1 title page

Frank Mullen, an esteemed pioneer of South Dakota, has resided there for over thirty years. Serving as the clerk of the Rosebud Indian agency, he has earned a reputation for his dedicated and responsible role. Born in Texas in 1848, Mullen’s parents were early settlers in the state. After engaging in various endeavors, he arrived in Dakota as a pioneer in 1872. Since 1883, Mullen has held the position of agency clerk, providing exemplary service. A staunch Republican, he is also an active member of various fraternal organizations. Mullen married Jennie Colomb in 1880, and they have three children together.

Biography of Richard H. Booth

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History of South Dakota vol 1 title page

Richard H. Booth, a respected pioneer of the northwest, has been a prominent contractor and builder in South Dakota for over thirty years. Born in Poughkeepsie, New York, in 1826, he honed his carpentry skills and established himself as a skilled artisan. Moving to Sioux Falls in 1870, Booth dedicated himself to constructing significant public and private buildings, including the first church in the county. He was known for his integrity, public spirit, and commitment to the Democratic Party. Despite nearing the age of eighty, Booth remained active in his profession and was revered as a highly esteemed citizen of Sioux Falls.