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William Ap Morgan1,2,3,4

M, #4669, b. circa 1474

Relationship 16th great-grandfather of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 21 Feb 2001
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*circa 1474 Llanddewi Ysgryd, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, England3,4 
Marriage* Principal=Elsbeth Morgan4 

Family

Elsbeth Morgan b. c 1478
Children

Reference 9RNG-M5

Citations

  1. DAFYDD.
  2. [S126] Ancestral File (R) LDS, online http://www.familysearch.org/
  3. [S142] LDS, Date of Import: Nov 1, 2000.
  4. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

Crinan De Mormaer1,2,3

M, #4911, b. circa 975, d. 1045

FatherLord Of Mormaer (?) Duncan3 b. c 949
Mother(?) (W-O M Duncan)3 b. c 951
Crinan De Mormaer|b. c 975\nd. 1045|p91.htm#i4911|Lord Of Mormaer (?) Duncan|b. c 949|p40.htm#i4918|(?) (W-O M Duncan)|b. c 951|p3.htm#i4896|||||||||||||

Relationship 31st great-grandfather of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 2 Jan 2001
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*circa 975 Atholl, Perthshire, Scotland2,3 
Marriage*circa 1010 Of, Atholl, Perthshire, Scotland, Principal=Bethoc (Beatrix) Princess Of Scotland2,3 
Death*1045 Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotland2,3 

Family

Bethoc (Beatrix) Princess Of Scotland b. c 984
Children

Reference 8XJK-GL

Citations

  1. [S126] Ancestral File (R) LDS, online http://www.familysearch.org/
  2. [S155] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Nov 1, 2000.
  3. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

Donald Arthur Morrison1,2

M, #4574

Last Edited 2 Jan 2001
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N

Marriage* Principal=Morene Maxine Foreman2 

Family

Morene Maxine Foreman

Citations

  1. [S146] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Nov 1, 2000.
  2. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

(?) Morrow

F, #553

Last Edited 20 Jan 1997
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth* Kentucky1 
Marriage* Principal=James O'Dean 

Family

James O'Dean
Child

Citations

  1. [S19] Letter, Terrell Mullins to Ken Mullins, 21 Sep 1992.

Alice Morse

F, #142, b. 12 July 1926

FatherHarley Morse b. 18 Oct 1893, d. Mar 1953
MotherRuby Overman b. 1 May 1905, d. 30 Aug 1971
Alice Morse|b. 12 Jul 1926|p91.htm#i142|Harley Morse|b. 18 Oct 1893\nd. Mar 1953|p91.htm#i186|Ruby Overman|b. 1 May 1905\nd. 30 Aug 1971|p102.htm#i187|Eldridge Morse||p91.htm#i5608||||||||||

Last Edited 4 Oct 1994
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*12 July 1926 Marcus, Washington 
Marriage*17 July 1947 Sumner, Pierce, Washington, Principal=Robert James Latham Sr 
Married Name Latham 

Family

Robert James Latham Sr b. 24 Aug 1924
Children
  • Criss Eldridge Latham
  • Robert James Latham Jr

Eldridge Morse

M, #5608

Last Edited 24 Apr 2004
Verified N
Has Children Y

Note* ELDRIDGE MORSE

OBITUARY
Post #10 Snohomish

The date of the funeral of Eldridge MORSE, who died at the Snohomish hospital Monday, has not been set. Arrangements are awaiting the arrival of relatives.

Eldrige MORSE was born on a farm near Wallingford, Ct. in 1847. At an early age he began studying and entered the army at New York harbor at the age of 17 years. He was a member of Co. C of the Tenth US engineer’s battalion and was with the army of the Potomac for 18 months and was present at the surrender of Lee to Grant at Richmond. From there he went to San Francisco, Ca. where he received an honorable discharge from the army. He then went to visit his old home at Wallingford, after which he went to Albion, Ia., where he taught school and practiced law and was admitted to the bar at Iowa in 1869. He next attended the University of MI from which he graduated in 1870.

He married one of his oldest Iowa pupils, Mollie TURNER, and then came to Seattle where he stayed a few months before arriving at Snohomish in 1972. He took up a homestead near this city which is now known as the McLaughlin place. He practiced law in Snohomish for a few yers and in 1876 stared the first newspaper published on the Sound, the Northern Star in this city. He took Fanny OLIVER as his Second wife, but divorced her shortly after marriage. He then took his third wife, in 1887 who died in 1900.

Through Mr. MORSE's influence the old Athenaeum, better known as the Cathcart building, was built on the corner of Ave. D and First street. This building was used for a library, a theater and a museum.

For the past few years he has been a member of the local G.A.R. and took an active part in all patriotic programs. After running the newspaper he retired from public life and since 1888 he has been living on a farm near Snohomish and in his house in town, spending nearly all his spare time studying.

He leaves a son Ed C. MORSE, by his first wife, who is now a mining engineer at Republic,Wa. By his third wife he has a daughter, Mrs. C.H. Matthews, of Markham, and four sons, John of Seattle, and Arthur, Harley and Roland all living at Snohomish.



http://www.rootsweb.com/~wasnohom/cwobits6.htm

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Family
Child

Citations

  1. [S225] OBITUARY Eldridge MORS, online http://www.rootsweb.com/~wasnohom/cwobits6.htm

Harley Morse

M, #186, b. 18 October 1893, d. March 1953

FatherEldridge Morse
Harley Morse|b. 18 Oct 1893\nd. Mar 1953|p91.htm#i186|Eldridge Morse||p91.htm#i5608||||||||||||||||

Last Edited 4 Oct 1994
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*18 October 1893 Snohomish, Washington 
Marriage* Principal=Ruby Overman 
Death*March 1953  

Family

Ruby Overman b. 1 May 1905, d. 30 Aug 1971
Child

(?) Mortimer1,2,3

F, #5002, b. circa 1188

FatherRoger De Mortimer3 b. c 1155, d. 24 Jun 1214
MotherMillicent De Ferrers3 b. c 1170
(?) Mortimer|b. c 1188|p91.htm#i5002|Roger De Mortimer|b. c 1155\nd. 24 Jun 1214|p91.htm#i5038|Millicent De Ferrers|b. c 1170|p49.htm#i5019|Hugh D. Mortimer|b. 1108\nd. 1185|p91.htm#i5018|Maud (Matilda) De Meschines|d. a 1190|p88.htm#i5024|Walkelin (William) De Ferrieres|b. c 1140|p49.htm#i5037|Sybil D. Braose|b. c 1157|p24.htm#i5005|

Relationship 25th great-grandaunt of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 17 May 2003
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N

Birth*circa 1188 Of, Worcestershire, England2,3 

Reference 84ZZ-N0

Citations

  1. [S126] Ancestral File (R) LDS, online http://www.familysearch.org/
  2. [S141] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Dec 27, 2000.
  3. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

Catherine (Katherine) De Mortimer1,2,3

F, #5042

Relationship 21st great-grandmother of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 2 Jan 2001
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth* Wigmore, Herefordshire, England2,3 
Marriage*circa 1334 Warwickshire, England, Principal=Thomas De Beauchamp2,3 
Burial* St Mary's, Warwick, Warwickshire, England2,3 
Married Name Beauchamp3 

Family

Thomas De Beauchamp b. bt 14 Feb 1313 - 1314, d. 13 Nov 1369
Children

Reference 8J5Q-74

Citations

  1. [S126] Ancestral File (R) LDS, online http://www.familysearch.org/
  2. [S141] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Dec 27, 2000.
  3. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

Hugh De Mortimer1,2,3

M, #5001, b. circa 1186, d. November 1227

FatherRoger De Mortimer3 b. c 1155, d. 24 Jun 1214
MotherMillicent De Ferrers3 b. c 1170
Hugh De Mortimer|b. c 1186\nd. Nov 1227|p91.htm#i5001|Roger De Mortimer|b. c 1155\nd. 24 Jun 1214|p91.htm#i5038|Millicent De Ferrers|b. c 1170|p49.htm#i5019|Hugh D. Mortimer|b. 1108\nd. 1185|p91.htm#i5018|Maud (Matilda) De Meschines|d. a 1190|p88.htm#i5024|Walkelin (William) De Ferrieres|b. c 1140|p49.htm#i5037|Sybil D. Braose|b. c 1157|p24.htm#i5005|

Relationship 25th great-granduncle of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 2 Jan 2001
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N

Birth*circa 1186 Of, Wigmore, Herefordshire, England2,3 
Death*November 1227 2,3 

Reference 84ZZ-MS

Citations

  1. [S126] Ancestral File (R) LDS, online http://www.familysearch.org/
  2. [S141] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Dec 27, 2000.
  3. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

Hugh De Mortimer1,2,3

M, #5018, b. 1108, d. 1185

Relationship 27th great-grandfather of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 2 Jan 2001
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*1108 Of, Wigmore, Herefordshire, England2,3 
Marriage* Principal=Maud (Matilda) De Meschines3 
Death*1185 2,3 

Family

Maud (Matilda) De Meschines d. a 1190
Child

Reference 91VG-3H

Citations

  1. [S126] Ancestral File (R) LDS, online http://www.familysearch.org/
  2. [S141] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Dec 27, 2000.
  3. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

Joane (Isabel) De Mortimer1,2,3

F, #5027, b. circa 1194, d. 1268

FatherRoger De Mortimer3 b. c 1155, d. 24 Jun 1214
MotherMillicent De Ferrers3 b. c 1170
Joane (Isabel) De Mortimer|b. c 1194\nd. 1268|p91.htm#i5027|Roger De Mortimer|b. c 1155\nd. 24 Jun 1214|p91.htm#i5038|Millicent De Ferrers|b. c 1170|p49.htm#i5019|Hugh D. Mortimer|b. 1108\nd. 1185|p91.htm#i5018|Maud (Matilda) De Meschines|d. a 1190|p88.htm#i5024|Walkelin (William) De Ferrieres|b. c 1140|p49.htm#i5037|Sybil D. Braose|b. c 1157|p24.htm#i5005|

Relationship 25th great-grandmother of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 2 Jan 2001
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*circa 1194 Of, Elmley, Worcestershire, England2,3 
Marriage*1212 Of, Elmley, Worcestershire, England, Principal=Walcheline (Walter) De Beauchamp2,3 
Death*1268 2,3 
Married Name Beauchamp3 

Family

Walcheline (Walter) De Beauchamp b. c 1184, d. 14 Apr 1236
Children

Reference B27N-KV

Citations

  1. [S126] Ancestral File (R) LDS, online http://www.familysearch.org/
  2. [S141] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Dec 27, 2000.
  3. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

Roger De Mortimer1,2,3

M, #5038, b. circa 1155, d. 24 June 1214

FatherHugh De Mortimer3 b. 1108, d. 1185
MotherMaud (Matilda) De Meschines3 d. a 1190
Roger De Mortimer|b. c 1155\nd. 24 Jun 1214|p91.htm#i5038|Hugh De Mortimer|b. 1108\nd. 1185|p91.htm#i5018|Maud (Matilda) De Meschines|d. a 1190|p88.htm#i5024|||||||||||||

Relationship 26th great-grandfather of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 2 Jan 2001
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*circa 1155 Of, Wigmore, Herefordshire, England2,3 
Marriage* Principal=Millicent De Ferrers3 
Death*24 June 1214 Wigmore, Hereford, England2,3 
Burial* Wigmore, Herefordshire, England2,3 

Family

Millicent De Ferrers b. c 1170
Children

Reference V9TF-PH

Citations

  1. [S126] Ancestral File (R) LDS, online http://www.familysearch.org/
  2. [S141] Unknown compiler, Date of Import: Dec 27, 2000.
  3. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

Arthur P. Moses

M, #3047

Last Edited 1 Nov 1998
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Marriage*21 September 1909 Greene, Missouri, Principal=Maude Effie Wade 

Family

Maude Effie Wade b. 19 Jul 1888, d. 18 Sep 1971
Child

Raymond Moses

M, #3048

FatherArthur P. Moses
MotherMaude Effie Wade b. 19 Jul 1888, d. 18 Sep 1971
Raymond Moses||p91.htm#i3048|Arthur P. Moses||p91.htm#i3047|Maude Effie Wade|b. 19 Jul 1888\nd. 18 Sep 1971|p143.htm#i3046|||||||Thomas W. Wade|b. 12 Nov 1847\nd. 27 Feb 1922|p144.htm#i2589|Sarepta E. Skelton|b. 26 Jan 1848\nd. 20 Jan 1918|p124.htm#i2590|

Relationship 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 1 Nov 1998
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N

Theodore Moyers

M, #1925, b. 20 April 1908, d. 22 April 1974

Last Edited 4 Oct 1994
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*20 April 1908  
Marriage* Principal=Lydia Aslinger 
Death*22 April 1974  

Family

Lydia Aslinger b. 6 Feb 1912
Children
  • Donald Moyers
  • Doris Moyers
  • Dean Moyers
  • Howard Edward Moyers

Abner Mullins

M, #549

Last Edited 28 Jul 2004
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth* Ireland 
Marriage* Principal=Annie Evelyn Huff 

Family

Annie Evelyn Huff
Child

Abner Isiah Mullins

M, #551

FatherAbner Mullins
MotherAnnie Evelyn Huff
Abner Isiah Mullins||p91.htm#i551|Abner Mullins||p91.htm#i549|Annie Evelyn Huff||p69.htm#i550|||||||||||||

Last Edited 4 Oct 1994
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth* Carroll, Missouri 
Marriage* Principal=Annabelle Dean 

Family

Annabelle Dean
Child

Alonzo Walker Mullins

M, #555, b. 1882

FatherAbner Isiah Mullins
MotherAnnabelle Dean
Alonzo Walker Mullins|b. 1882|p91.htm#i555|Abner Isiah Mullins||p91.htm#i551|Annabelle Dean||p39.htm#i554|Abner Mullins||p91.htm#i549|Annie E. Huff||p69.htm#i550|James O'Dean||p100.htm#i552|(?) Morrow||p91.htm#i553|

Last Edited 4 Oct 1994
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*1882 Williamson, Texas 
Marriage* Principal=(?) (W-O A W Mullins) 

Family

(?) (W-O A W Mullins)
Child

Ambrose Mullins1

F, #5424, b. 1758

FatherWilliam M. Mullins1 b. 1721
MotherKatherine Elizabeth Varner1 b. bt 1729 - 1731, d. c 1765
Ambrose Mullins|b. 1758|p91.htm#i5424|William M. Mullins|b. 1721|p96.htm#i3880|Katherine Elizabeth Varner|b. bt 1729 - 1731\nd. c 1765|p141.htm#i5419|Richard Mullins|b. c 1698|p95.htm#i3873|Mary Stephens||p134.htm#i3874|||||||

Relationship 1st cousin 8 times removed of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 10 Nov 2002
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N

Birth*1758 1 

Citations

  1. [S123] Steve Chinn, 14 Sep 00.

Ann Mullins1,2,3

F, #3858, b. 1747/48, d. 4 February 1828

FatherJohn Mullins5 b. bt 1730 - 1736, d. 16 Jun 1783
MotherElizabeth "Betty" Conolly4,5 b. b 1730, d. c Sep 1805
Ann Mullins|b. 1747/48\nd. 4 Feb 1828|p91.htm#i3858|John Mullins|b. bt 1730 - 1736\nd. 16 Jun 1783|p93.htm#i3885|Elizabeth "Betty" Conolly|b. b 1730\nd. c Sep 1805|p34.htm#i4256|Richard Mullins|b. c 1698|p95.htm#i3873|Mary Stephens||p134.htm#i3874|Bryan Conolly|b. c 1722\nd. 21 Jun 1784|p33.htm#i3898|Elizabeth Hopkins|b. c 1708|p68.htm#i3854|

Relationship 6th great-grandaunt of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 26 Nov 2006
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*1747/48 Albemarle, Virgina4 
Birthcirca 1747 in 1772 will of John Mullins listed with Married name and after Connerly and before Anthony6 
Birth1747/48 Goochland, Virginia2,1 
Marriage*5 January 1769 St James Northam Parish, Goochland, Virgina, Ann MULLINS, b. 1747/1748, AlbemarleCo, VA, d. 4-Feb-1828, AlbemarleCo, VA.

She married Maxey EWELL, 5 JAN 1769, in St. James Northam Parish, Goochland, VA, b. 1743/1744, GoochlandCo,VA, d. 1-Dec-1800, AlbemarleCo, VA.

Also listed as married at Dover Church Goochland, VA, Principal=Maxey Ewell4 
Marriage5 January 1769 Dover Church, Goochland, Virigina, Principal=Maxey Ewell2,1 
Death*4 February 1828 Albemarle, Virgina4 
Name Variation Ewell2,1 
Note* Douglas Register, Goochland County, Virginia p. 78 'Marriages of Record: Female Index' Mullins, Ann & Maxey Ewel, both of this parish, 1769, Jan 5. (pg. 11) per Tara L Maggard e-mail 10/06/2000, Principal=Maxey Ewell6 
Will*4 February 1828 Will Probated, Albemarle, Virginia2 
Reference 1H0F-QM1 

Family

Maxey Ewell b. 1743/44, d. 1 Dec 1800
Marriage5 January 1769 Dover Church, Goochland, Virigina, Principal=Maxey Ewell2,1 
Marriage*5 January 1769 St James Northam Parish, Goochland, Virgina, Ann MULLINS, b. 1747/1748, AlbemarleCo, VA, d. 4-Feb-1828, AlbemarleCo, VA.

She married Maxey EWELL, 5 JAN 1769, in St. James Northam Parish, Goochland, VA, b. 1743/1744, GoochlandCo,VA, d. 1-Dec-1800, AlbemarleCo, VA.

Also listed as married at Dover Church Goochland, VA, Principal=Maxey Ewell4 
Children

Citations

  1. [S30] Interview, Ken Mullins.
  2. [S121] Tom Adams.
  3. [S127] RootsWeb WorldConnect Project, online http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com, 2582 total entries, last updated Fri Nov 10 09:34:11 2000
    All questions, comments or suggestions regarding information on
    this page should be addressed to: Marilyn Hay. <e-mail address>
  4. [S123] Steve Chinn, 14 Sep 00.
  5. [S256] Ken Floyd, "E-Mail from Ken Floyd," e-mail to Ken Mullins, 25 Nov 2006.
  6. [S164] Richard Archer, 16 May 2003.

Anthony Mullins1,2

M, #3840, b. circa 1750

FatherJohn Mullins2 b. bt 1730 - 1736, d. 16 Jun 1783
MotherElizabeth "Betty" Conolly2 b. b 1730, d. c Sep 1805
Anthony Mullins|b. c 1750|p91.htm#i3840|John Mullins|b. bt 1730 - 1736\nd. 16 Jun 1783|p93.htm#i3885|Elizabeth "Betty" Conolly|b. b 1730\nd. c Sep 1805|p34.htm#i4256|Richard Mullins|b. c 1698|p95.htm#i3873|Mary Stephens||p134.htm#i3874|Bryan Conolly|b. c 1722\nd. 21 Jun 1784|p33.htm#i3898|Elizabeth Hopkins|b. c 1708|p68.htm#i3854|

Relationship 6th great-granduncle of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 12 Nov 2000
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N

Birth*circa 1750 St.James Northam, Goochland, Virginia1,2 
Marriage*14 June 1779 St James, Goochland, Virginia1,2 
Reference PKCJ-LB2 

Reference PKCJ-LB

Citations

  1. [S121] Tom Adams.
  2. [S30] Interview, Ken Mullins.

Bertha Mullins

F, #381, b. 1884, d. 1950

FatherJohn Thomas Mullins1 b. 30 Oct 1856, d. 20 May 1928
MotherMary Jane Ketcherside1 b. 1863, d. 20 May 1928
Bertha Mullins|b. 1884\nd. 1950|p91.htm#i381|John Thomas Mullins|b. 30 Oct 1856\nd. 20 May 1928|p94.htm#i3086|Mary Jane Ketcherside|b. 1863\nd. 20 May 1928|p73.htm#i3087|Stephen Mullins|b. 18 Dec 1826\nd. 10 Mar 1896|p95.htm#i3090|Susan C. Harris|b. 30 Sep 1830\nd. 13 Oct 1886|p63.htm#i3099|William P. Ketcherside|b. 27 May 1834\nd. 19 May 1922|p73.htm#i3088|Martha E. Goodnight|b. 23 Apr 1841\nd. 15 Apr 1881|p56.htm#i3089|

Charts Ken and Chyrl Relationship
Elizabeth Ancestory
Relationship 2nd great-grandmother of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 18 Dec 2004
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander Y
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Birth*1884 2 
Marriage*say 1905 Her marriage estimated to be in 1905 was estimated based on the following events:

1881 - her spouse, Charles Albert Smith [380], was born
1909 - her child, Mary Grace Smith [349] was born
1884 - she was born, Principal=Charles Albert Smith3,4 
Death*1950 Diamond, Jasper, Missouri2 
Burial*1950 Stone Cemetery (Lot 82), Diamond, Jasper, Missouri2 
Married Name Smith3 

Family

Charles Albert Smith b. 1881, d. c 1952
Children

Reference 27

Citations

  1. [S75] LaRaine Collings Orwan, History of Stone Cemetery, Page 119 & 150.
  2. [S75] LaRaine Collings Orwan, History of Stone Cemetery, Page 150.
  3. [S8] Interview, Aunt Ruby Junita Rea (368), 29 May 1994.
  4. [S235] GenSmarts, "GenSmarts."

Burwell Mullins

M, #642

FatherDavid Mullins b. 1760
Burwell Mullins||p91.htm#i642|David Mullins|b. 1760|p92.htm#i637||||Henry Mullins|b. c 1740|p93.htm#i666||||||||||

Last Edited 4 Oct 1994
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N

Catherine T Mullins

F, #1933, b. 1849

FatherDavid Lyle Mullins b. 4 Mar 1818
MotherLeah E Covington b. c 1828
Catherine T Mullins|b. 1849|p91.htm#i1933|David Lyle Mullins|b. 4 Mar 1818|p92.htm#i542|Leah E Covington|b. c 1828|p35.htm#i1930|Daniel C. Mullins Jr 2nd|b. 1785\nd. 1857|p92.htm#i3776|Oridenia "Didema" Lyle|b. 1793\nd. 1855|p79.htm#i3777|||||||

Relationship 3rd great-grandaunt of Alexander Christopher Mullins.
Last Edited 4 Oct 1994
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N

Birth*1849 Cannon, Tennessee 
(Witness) Census1 June 1850 Cannon, Tennessee, Ocupation: Blacksmith
Property value: $25
Born : TN

Mullins, David 31,
Leah E. 23,
John W. 9,
William J. 6,
Martha A. 3,
Catharine T. 1,
George SPEARS 20

VA Ca-482-769, Principal=David Lyle Mullins1 
(Witness) Cen-Head1 June 1860 40 Years Old, Coffee, Tennessee, In the Census of 1860, David was listed as a head of household at Coffee Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 40, occupation as a wool ?, with real estate value of $300 and personal estate value of $150, born in Tennessee. Also enumerated in the household:
Leah E. Mullins,
William J. Mullins,
Martha A. Mullins,
Catherine T. Mullins,
Thomas Mullins,
Josephine Mullins
James B. Mullins, Principal=David Lyle Mullins2 

Citations

  1. [S257] Census Records 1850, Cannon TN.
  2. [S258] Census Records 1860, June 1, 1860, 1860 U. S. Census, Coffee Co., Tennessee, Washington, DC, National Archives and Records Administration, U. S. Population Schedule, page 51, line 10, dwelling 733, family 733.

Celia Mullins

F, #639

FatherDavid Mullins b. 1760
MotherSusanna Herndon
Celia Mullins||p91.htm#i639|David Mullins|b. 1760|p92.htm#i637|Susanna Herndon||p65.htm#i638|Henry Mullins|b. c 1740|p93.htm#i666||||||||||

Last Edited 8 Mar 2003
Verified N
Ancestor Of Zander N
Has Children Y
Has Grandkids Y

Marriage* Principal=Robert Allen 
Married Name Allen 
Note* More kids, Celia Mullins
Birth:
Death:
Sex: F
Father: David Mullins
Mother:



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Spouses & Children
Robert Allen (Husband)

Marriage: 24 OCT 1803 in Henry County, Virginia
Children:
Logan Allen
Eliza Dabney Allen
David Mullins Allen
Joseph Smith Allen
William Allen





http://www.gencircles.com/users/dhagin/1/data/1946
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Family

Robert Allen
Children

Citations

  1. [S183] GenCircles - Velma Alton, online http://www.GenCircles.com, Name: Dan Hagin
    Member Since: 2001-02-27
    Email Address: e-mail address
    We display email addresses as a graphical image. While this disables the ability to click on the email to send a message, it also makes the address impossible to be picked up by junk-mail robots. This means that GenCircles users can be rest-assurred that their email addresses will not receive junk mail as a result of registering with our site.

Charles Mullins1,2

M, #5592, b. circa 1730

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Birth*circa 1730 Pennsylvania ?, I. Charles Mullins Sr. b. ca 1730 Pennsylvania? md Mary (maiden name unknown) b. ca 1730. Charles Mullins purchased two tracts of land containing 400 and 500 acres on Coleman Creek from William Byrd in 1762; 136 acres on Dry Creek from John Yates in 1763; 347 acres on Coleman Creek and 237 acres on Mayo River from William Byrd in 1767; 100 acres on Hill Creek from John London in 1768; and other tracts of land. He sold Benedictus Coleman 170 acres on Roanoke River (Staunton River) in 1763; Robert Gwinn Jr. 425 acres on Butterams Camp in 1763; John Murphy 136 acres on Dry Creek in 1763; John Hunter 400 acres on S. Roanoke River in 1765; Roger Atkinson 500 acres on Halfway Creek in 1766; and other tracts of land. Charles Mullins Sr. deeded Charles Mullins Jr. 227 acres on Colemans Creek and Nancy Mullins a tract of land on Colemans Creek on 20 Aug. 1767. He deeded Daniel Mullins 237 acres on Mayo Creek on 17 Nov. 1768. He deeded Polly Mullins 136 acres on Dry Creek on 25 July 1791. According to the Revolutionary War pension application of his son Charles Mullins Jr., Charles Jr. was born 18 July 1749 in Pennsylvania and "principally raised in Virginia & during the Revolution moved to Broad River." They had the following known children:

2. i. Charles Mullins Jr. b. 18 July 1749 Pennsylvania
3. ii. Daniel Mullins b. ca 1752 md Elizabeth
4. iii. Nancy Mullins b. ca 1752
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Marriage* Principal=Mary (W-O C. Mullins) 
Land*25 July 1791 Deeded 136 acres to Polly Mullins, Dry Creek3 
Military* I am a descendant from Captain Abraham Kuykendall with whom Charles Mullins served in Rutherford Co. NC during the Revolutionary War.
I too, came across the newspaper article in "Bridges to the Past" and learned that Charles Mullins was in his regiment.
Based on the Pension file for Charles Mullins, it is my understanding that the initial "S" before a pension file number indicates a spouse's pension. I do not have a copy of the actual file, only what was in the newspaper article. I am interested in learning the wife's name if anyone has seen the actual files in Washington, DC.
I understand from the files and from your website, that his family is unknown but has anyone investigated the file for his spouse?
I have several names of the men who served in Capt Kuykendall (Kirkendall)'s unit and am in the process of putting all of this together for a genealogical society. At this point, I'm not sure whether it will be Buncombe County or Henderson County, North Carolina where Abraham Kuykendall is buried.
Any information you are willing to share will be much appreciated.
Betty Kuykendall Price

From: Betty Kuykendall Price
Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 9:52 AM
To: Ken
Subject: Rev. War Pensioner, Charles Mullins 
Note* Descendants of Charles Mullins by Cornelius Carroll

First Generation

I. Charles Mullins Sr. b. ca 1730 Pennsylvania? md Mary (maiden name unknown) b. ca 1730. Charles Mullins purchased two tracts of land containing 400 and 500 acres on Coleman Creek from William Byrd in 1762; 136 acres on Dry Creek from John Yates in 1763; 347 acres on Coleman Creek and 237 acres on Mayo River from William Byrd in 1767; 100 acres on Hill Creek from John London in 1768; and other tracts of land. He sold Benedictus Coleman 170 acres on Roanoke River (Staunton River) in 1763; Robert Gwinn Jr. 425 acres on Butterams Camp in 1763; John Murphy 136 acres on Dry Creek in 1763; John Hunter 400 acres on S. Roanoke River in 1765; Roger Atkinson 500 acres on Halfway Creek in 1766; and other tracts of land. Charles Mullins Sr. deeded Charles Mullins Jr. 227 acres on Colemans Creek and Nancy Mullins a tract of land on Colemans Creek on 20 Aug. 1767. He deeded Daniel Mullins 237 acres on Mayo Creek on 17 Nov. 1768. He deeded Polly Mullins 136 acres on Dry Creek on 25 July 1791. According to the Revolutionary War pension application of his son Charles Mullins Jr., Charles Jr. was born 18 July 1749 in Pennsylvania and "principally raised in Virginia & during the Revolution moved to Broad River." They had the following known children:

2. i. Charles Mullins Jr. b. 18 July 1749 Pennsylvania
3. ii. Daniel Mullins b. ca 1752 md Elizabeth
4. iii. Nancy Mullins b. ca 1752

Second Generation

2. Charles Mullins Jr. b. 18 July 1749 Pennsylvania. Charles Mullins and Daniel Mullins are in the 1779 Randolph County, North Carolina Tax List. In his Revolutionary War pension application, Charles Mullins stated he was born 18 July 1749 in Pennsylvania and was "principally" raised in Virginia and during the Revolution he moved to the Broad River and settled in Rutherford County, North Carolina and entered service 1 Jan. 1780 under Capt. Abraham Kuykendall and after the Revolution he lived in North Carolina for 30 years then moved to Indiana for 9 years then to Calloway County, Kentucky where he applied for his pension 19 Nov. 1832. In 1794, Charles Mullins Jr. of Rutherford County, North Carolina, and Charles Mullins Sr., of Halifax County, Virginia, made a deed to John Adams Sr. for "197 acres on Little Coleman Creek adjoining Joseph Jones, John Angus, Joseph Hewell Jr., and on the road that leads from Boyd's Ferry to Pryor's Ferry, being land where Charles Mullins Sr. now lives by virtue of an exception for life, a deed made by Charles Mullins Sr. to his son Charles Mullins Jr. which was recorded in Halifax County," Virginia. "Now Charles Mullins Sr. to revise the said deed in favor of his son Charles Mullins Jr. and joins in said deed of sale, releasing the exception of a life right in said land."

3. Daniel Mullins b. ca 1752 Virginia md Elizabeth (maiden name unknown). Daniel served three years in the Revolutionary War, most of the time as a private, in the 5th and 11th Regiment under Col. William Russell and Captain Thomas Wills; also 15th Regiment under Major Gustavius B. Wallace in June 1778; by Dec. under Col. Daniel Morgan; Col. Buford; and he was at Valley Forge. They are believed to have had the following children:

5. i. Sarah Mullins b. ca 1775 VA - d. 1864 DeKalb Co., AL md William Thomason
6. ii. Daniel Coleman Mullins b. ca 1785 VA - d. 1857 Cannon Co., TN md Oridema Lyle
7. iii. Ezekiel Mullins b. ca 1790 GA - d. 1858 Robertson Co., TX md Rebecca James

Third Generation

5. Sarah Mullins b. ca 1775 VA - d. 1864 Fort Payne, DeKalb Co., AL md William Thomason. They had the following known children:

8. i. Daniel Thomason b. ca 1801 TN - d. 1839 AR md Mary Jane Denton

6. Daniel Coleman Mullins b. ca 1785 Virginia - d. 1857 Short Mountain, Cannon County, Tennessee md Oridema "Didema" Lyle b. ca 1793 North Carolina - d. 1855 Tennessee, daughter of John Lyle. Daniel moved to Warren County, Tennessee by 1812 and appeared in the tax list. In the 1820 Warren County, Tennessee Census, his household consisted of 6 males and 3 females. In the 1840 Warren County, Tennessee Census, his household consisted of 5 males and 3 females. On 15 Jan. 1841, Daniel Mullins witnessed the sale of land near Short Mountain, Cannon County, Tennessee by Ezekiel Mullins and Joseph Mullins. There is a story in the old McGuffey Reader that is family lore in the Mullins family. It seems Daniel went to town for supplies, leaving his wife and children at home. They were asleep one night when Didema suddenly awakened---noises---and whispered to the children to slip out the window. She was the last and so large she could barely get through the window. But they all got out and ran to hide in the forest in a huge tree trunk. Next morning they found that Indians had ransacked and destroyed everything in the house. Daniel and Didema had the following known children:

9. i. Daniel Coleman Mullins b. ca 1816 TN md Martha Jane Mullins

7. Ezekiel Mullins b. ca 1790 Georgia - d. 1858 Robertson County, Texas md Rebecca James b. ca 1793, daughter of Daniel James. They had the following known children:

10. i. (unknown) b. ca 1814 TN
11. ii. (unknown) b. ca 1816 TN
12. iii. (unknown) b. ca 1817 TN
13. iv. Sunnitt (Samantha?) Mullins b. ca 1818 TN md John Raines
14. v. Elijah Mullins b. ca 1823 TN
15. vi. (unknown) b. ca 1824 TN
16. vii. William L. Mullins b. ca 1825 TN
17. viii. Frances Marion Mullins b. ca 1826 TN md Mary Jane McMillian 9 July 1889
18. ix. Paralee Rebecca Mullins b. ca 1834 TN md Byron Smith
19. x. Martha Jane Mullins b. ca 1819 TN md 1) Daniel Coleman Mullins III, 2) John Young
20. xi. Mary Penelope Mullins b. ca 1836 TN - d. 8 Dec. 1879 TX md John McQuatty Archer
21. xii. Susan A. Mullins b. ca 1838 TN md William Kinsey 5 Jan. 1861

Fourth Generation

9. Daniel Coleman Mullins b. ca 1816 Tennessee - d. prior to 1860 Tennessee md Martha Jane Mullins b. ca 1827 Tennessee, daughter of Ezekiel & Rebecca (James) Mullins. There was a Jubilee Mullins b. ca 1810 with two children, Louisa b. ca 1823 and William H. b. ca 1839, living near them in the 1850 census. Martha Jane and her children are in the 1860 and 1870 Cannon County, Tennessee censuses. By 1880, she had remarried and moved to Robertson County, Texas. Daniel and Martha had the following known children:

22. i. Jubilee Mullins b. ca 1841 Tennessee
23. ii. Julian Mullins b. ca 1843 Tennessee
24. iii. John H. Mullins b. ca 1845 Tennessee
25. iv. Vina Jane Mullins b. ca 1847 Tennessee
26. v. Joseph Mullins b. ca 1850 Tennessee
27. vi. Louisa Mullins b. 6 Nov. 1852 Tennessee
28. vii. Nancy Melissa b. 15 Sept. 1855 Tennessee1 

Family

Mary (W-O C. Mullins)
Children

Citations

  1. [S201] Cornelius Carroll web site, online http://members.tripod.com/cornelius_carroll/Mullins/…
  2. [S217] Cornelius Carroll, The Mullins Family, Page 63.
  3. [S202] Paul E Lawrence Web Site, online http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lawrpaul/mullins-p/…

Charles Mullins Jr1

M, #5594, b. 18 July 1749, d. after 4 March 1832

FatherCharles Mullins1 b. c 1730
MotherMary (W-O C. Mullins)1
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Birth*18 July 1749 1 
Death*after 4 March 1832 1 
Note From: James L Mullins
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 6:47 AM
To: Ken
Subject: Mullins Genealogy Web Page (s3.htm)

Dear Ken:

I was just checking back over the Mullins family genealogy and saw your recent addition to the descendants of Charles Mullins (the Rev.War Pensioner). Charles Mullins jr. was the father of my great-great-grandfather Wiley Matthew Mullins born in Rutherford County North Carolina in 1787 and died in Iowa in 1851. Charles Mullins moved around 1815 with three of his sons (two remaining in North Carolina, another Charles and Daniel): Jonathon, Wiley, and Jonas first to Indiana (Charles lived in Orange County in 1820) and Wiley lived in Lawrence County (just to the north). In about 1825 Wiley moved to Henderson County, Tennessee, and Charles probably went to live with his son Jonas in McCracken County, Kentucky. Wiley then moved from Tennessee to Kentucky in about 1837 and remained there until he moved to Iowa in 1849.

It appears that we are both descendants of Charles Mullins. Still have not been able to deduce who Charles Mullins', Sr... father was and when he arrived in Pennsylvania. I am fairly certain that the Mullins family came from France by way of County Clare, Ireland, where they probably lived from about 1680 to 1730. Have you done any research in County Clare to determine whether there is a record of the Huguenots who settled there from France?

Regards,

Jim Mullins
West Lafayette, Indiana 
Note* Charles Mullins Jr.1
b. 18 Jul 1749, d. a 04 Mar 1832, #43742
Pedigree
Charles Mullins Jr. was the son of Charles Mullins [Sr.] and Mary ? (w-o Charles Mullins).1 Charles Mullins Jr. was born on 18 July 1749.1 He died after 4 March 1832.2

From: "Bridges to the Past" (article by Mrs. Ernest Newton and Roy Brooks)
[this is a from a Heritage Book for Rutherford Co., NC]

CHARLES MULLINS PENSION WAS $31.66 SEMI-ANNUALLY

Abstracted from the pension file of Charles Mullins, National Archives File No. S-30610. This soldier was allowed a pension in the amount of $31.66 semi-annually, effective from the 4th day of March, 1832. The 1790 census of Rutherford County, NC lists Charles Mullin(s) in the 10th Company, with one male over 16 years of age, three males under 16 years of age, and four females.

CHARLES MULLINS

In October of 1832, Charles Mullins, then 83 years of age, appeared before the Circuit Court of Calloway County, Ky. And made application for a pension for his services during the Revolutionary War.

Mullins stated that he was born in the State of Pennsylvania, on July 18, 1749, but that he was "principally raised in the State of Virginia." During the Revolutionary War, he moved to Rutherford County, N.C., where he settled on Broad River.

His first tour of military service began as a volunteer on January 1st, 1780, under Captain Abraham Kuykendall and Lieutenant Robert McMinn, in Col. McLain's Regiment, for the purpose of "opposing the Tories." We were kep in service, and continued to "scour the country and watch and check the movements of the Tories" until February, when by order of Col. McLain, Capt Kuykendall and Lt. Stephen Langford raised a "Company of horses which I joined immediately." This company was raised for the purpose of "bringing in disorderly persons" and in ranging the county and watching the movements of the Indians. This tour of duty lasted for about three months.

About the middle of May, Capt. Kuykendall ordered his company out again, this time as foot soldiers. They marched to the Indian frontier where they joined some other forces at Fort Hampton under the command of an officer by the name of Grant. This tour of duty continued throughout the remainder of the year (1780) during which time the troops "ranged thru the country round" scouting and guarding against surprise Indian attacks. Part of the time their company was stationed at Capshaw's Fort, and at Mills Station, and since all the troops were militiamen, they were occasionally permitted to go home for a few days at a time.

After returning home from the Indian frontier about the last of December, 1780, the militiamen remained under the command of Capt. Kuykendall and were subject to call as the occasion demanded for the purpose of "watching the movements of the Tories, checking the incursions of the Indians, annoying the foraging or scouting parties of the British, and guarding and conducting prisoners" until the first of May, 1781.

In the month of May, 1781, Charles Mullins volunteered in a company commanded by Capt. (Giving?) (Ewing?) of South Carolina, who reported to the Army of Gen. Green at the Seige of Ninety-Six. Here the company was placed under Col. Levi Casey who was ofo the "line of Col. Henderson," during the battle at Ninety-Six. About two days before the Seige of Ninety-Six, Mullins was granted a furlough to go home where he remained sick until about the first of August, 1781.

After recovering from illness, Mullins then rejoined Gen. Green's Army at the High Hills of Santee where he joined Captain Ewell Lamkins company. Captain Lamkin was also from Rutherford County, and the Lieutenant was William Ross.

The company remained at Santee on scouting duty, until General Green moved to Eutaw Springs. Capt. Lamkin's company then proceeded to Camden, where they crossed the Wateree River and proceeded down the south side of the river to join Gen. Green for the expected battle at Eutaw Springs.

"We marched to Reynolds Mill about 15 miles below Camden where we were advised by the main Army to return by the way of Camden as we were in danger of the British horse. When we got to Camden we were ordered to take charge of the baggage which Gen. Green had sent to Camden for safety, and here we rejoined Gen. Green's army." At Santee, they were placed under command of Col. Malmedy, a Frenchman.

"I had been about four months with the Army when I was again taken sick and put in the hospital at Camden where I remained several weeks before being permitted to go home on furlough which was granted by Lt. Ross. As my beloved Colonel Malmedy was about on some business and was shortly killed in a duel, and my Capt. Was sick and out of place, I got no written discharge, since Ross did not consider himself authorized to give me one."

Mullins arrived at his home in Rutherford County about the end of December, 1781, and remained sick until February or March.

Upon his recovering, Charles Mullins enlisted in a company commanded by Captain Jacob Vinzant and proceeded with Colonel Walker to guard a company of Tory prisoners to Salisbury, N.C. They were relieved of this duty and returned home in the Spring of 1782.

Mullins stated that he did not know of anyone in the local vicinity who would verify his military service. "They are swept away by the ravages of the last half century, or if any be still surviving, they are living in places to me unknown.

He further stated that he remained in N.C. for about 30 years, after which he moved to the State of Indiana where he remained about 9 years, and from there he had moved to Calloway County, Kentucky where he had been living for several years.

He presented as character witnesses, Rev. Hugh Gilbert and Arthur H. Davis, both residents of the same county, who stated that they were well acquainted with Charles Mullins and believed that the facts he had given were true.

There is no information in the pension file as to the date of death of Charles Mullins, nor, any information about his family. It is possible that some of his children, who would have been married before he migrated to Indiana, remained in the Rutherford area.2

Charles Mullins and Daniel Mullins appear in the 1779 Randolph County, North Carolina Tax List.1

On 14 August 1767, Charles Mullin of Halifax Co., Virginia, deeded to Charles Mullin, Jr. of same, for natural love and affection and for his better maintenance, 227 acres on the north branch of Coleman's creek, provided that Charles Mullins, Sr. & Mary, his wife, have their living and maintenance off said land and premises during their lives.2

In 1794, Charles Mullins Jr. of Rutherford County, North Carolina, and Charles Mullins Sr. of Halifax County, Virginia, made a deed to John Adams Sr. for "197 acres on Little Coleman Creek adjoining Joseph Jones, John Angus, Joseph Hewell Jr., and on the road that leads from Boyd's Ferry to Pryor's Ferry, being land where Charles Mullins Sr. now lives by virtue of an exception for live, a deed made by Charles Mullins Sr. to his son Charles Mullins Jr. which was recorded in Halifax County. Virginia. Now Charles Mullins Sr. to revise the said deed in favor of his son Charles Mullins jr. and joins in said deed of sale, releasign the exception of a life right in said land."1

In the 1790 Census, Charles was listed as a head of household at Rutherford Co., North Carolina. Enumerated were"
1 white male > 16, Charles
3 white males < 17, unknowns
4 white females, unknowns.3

Charles was listed as the head of a family on the 1800 Census at Rutherford Co., North Carolina. Enumerated were:
1 white male < 10, unknown
1 white male 10-16, unknown
1 white male 16-26, unknown
1 white male > 45, Charles
1 white female < 10, unknown
2 white female 10-16, unknowns
1 whte female 16-26, unknown
1 white female 26-45, unknown (wife?).4

Charles was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Rutherford Co., North Carolina. Enumerated were:
1 white male < 10, unknown
1 white male 10-16, unknown
1 white male 16-26, unknown
1 white male 26-45, unknown
1 white male > 45, Charles
1 white female < 10, unknown
1 white female 10-16, unknown
1 white female > 45, unknown (wife?).



[S898] http://members.tripod.com/cornelius_carroll/Mullins/id21.htm
[S902] http://listsearches.rootsweb.com, CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: 132).
[S923] 2 August 1790, 1790 U. S. Census, North Carolina, Washington, DC, National Archives and Records Administration, U. S. Population Schedule, Rutherford Co., page 141.
[S924] 4 August 1800, 1800 U. S. Census, Mecklenburg, Montgomery, New Hanover, Richmond, Rowan, Rutherford, and Wilkes Cos., North Carolina, Washington, DC, National Archives and Records Administration, U. S. Population Schedule, page 129.1 

Citations

  1. [S202] Paul E Lawrence Web Site, online http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lawrpaul/mullins-p/…

Christopher James Mullins

M, #635

FatherDennis James Mullins
MotherKaren Henderson
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Claude B Mullins

M, #557

FatherAlonzo Walker Mullins b. 1882
Mother(?) (W-O A W Mullins)
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Has Children Y
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