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     Susan Mullins, wife of Nathaniel Harper is the daughter of Daniel Coleman Mullins of Cannon Co., Tennessee. This Mullins family traces back to Charles Mullins Sr. originally of Pennsylvania and then of Halifax County, Virginia. Susan first married a Thomas Nokes Jr. and had five children. After Thomas' death she married Nathaniel Harper and had one child James Thomas Harper who is my great-grandfather.

     See Charts for my descent from Charles Mullins Sr. of Halifax Co., Virginia.

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