Mullica Hill

Mullica Hill is a New Jersey historical marker in Gloucester County, dedicated 1938.

Gloucester County · dedicated 1938 · Route 45 - entering Mullica Hill from Mantua on right hand side of road 100 feet before Swedesboro road intersection. · location approximate

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This area was named Mullica Hill from Eric Mullica, born in Mora Parish, Sweden, 1636. Coming to Pennsylvania in 1676, he settled, in 1697, on Mullica River, and here about 1719. Tradition has it that he died at the age of 100 years.

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Mullica Hill

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