Kern County Obituaries

Marie Maull

Submitted by Don Stowell; 13 Feb 2008

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Mojave Desert News; 7 Aug 1947

MRS. MAULL DIES OF FALL INJURIES
A message detailing the death of Mrs. Marie Maull, 65, well known mining figure 
around Mojave, who owned claims in the mountains in the vicinity of Red Rock 
Canyon, was received here on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Maull was in the office recently and spoke of an impending visit she intended 
to make to her old home in Texas. It was at a place near Fort Stockton of that State 
that her body was found, apparently the victim of a fall from the porch of the home. 
She was found lying in the sun by a passerby who notified authorities.
Mrs. Maull was a member of both the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign 
Wars having served as a nurse in World War 1. She leaves two brothers, Frank K. 
Kerr of Pittsburg and Paul Kerr of Uniontown, Pa., and a sister, Mrs. Rose Merrill of 
Brooklyn, N. Y. The body was shipped to San Fernando where burial services were 
under the direction of the American Legion Post of that place.