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James David Mullins was born on 25 Feb 1849 in Blair "soverign",
Logan, Virginia. He died on 17 Mar 1898 in Logan, West Virginia. He is buried
at Mullins Cemetery, Cora, Logan, West Virginia.[The Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]
He was married to Mary Helen PERRY on 7 Mar 1876 in Logan, West Virginia. Children were: Melvin Bruce Mullins, Thomas Wristen Mullins, Clara A. Mullins, Elvie Mullins.
Jean
M. MULLINSChildren were: Phyllis Jean PHILLIPS , Thirston Savoy Jr. PHILLIPS, Jeffrey Wayne PHILLIPS.
Jeremiah
MULLINS was born in 1748 in Of Granville, North Carolina. Parents:
Thomas MULLINS and Anne (Wife of Thomas MULLINS)
. John
MULLINS was born in 1762 in Of Franklin, North Carolina. Parents:
John MULLINS and Mary (WIfe of John MULLINS)
. John
MULLINS was born in 1742 in Of Granville, North Carolina. He died on 9 Apr
1784 in Franklin, North Carolina. Parents: Thomas
MULLINS and Anne (Wife of Thomas MULLINS).He was married to Mary (WIfe of John MULLINS) in 1761. Children were: John MULLINS, Nancy MULLINS, Julius MULLINS, Bud MULLINS, Entchen MULLINS, Lane MULLINS, Green MULLINS.
Joseph
Mullins was born between 1600 and 1619 in England. He died in 1621 in Plymouth,
Plymouth, MA. Parents: William Mullins and
Alice (Wife of William MULLINS). Joseph
MULLINS was born in 1856 in Logan, VA. Parents:
Boyd Wilson MULLINS and Evaline WHITE.
Julius
MULLINS was born in 1764 in Of Franklin, North Carolina. Parents:
John MULLINS and Mary (WIfe of John MULLINS)
. Lane
MULLINS was born in 1770 in Of Franklin, North Carolina. Parents:
John MULLINS and Mary (WIfe of John MULLINS)
. Larry
MullinsLavalette
Almeda Mullins was born on 8 Aug 1869 in Logan, West Virginia. She died
on 3 Aug 1948 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents: Andrew
Jackson Mullins and Almira Jarrell. Leander
H. Mullins was born in 1876 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents:
David Wilson Mullins and Harriet JARRELL.
Linford
Dix Mullins was born on 1 Feb 1854 in Blair "soverign", Logan,
Virginia. He died on 3 Sep 1905 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents:
Hiram MULLINS and Jane (Janeth) RIGGIN.He was married to Malinda SMITH on 28 Nov 1876 in Logan, West Virginia. Children were: Mary Mullins , Nancy Jane Mullins, Edna Belva Mullins, Angeline B. Mullins, Ella Mullins, Edna Mullins.
Margaret
MULLINS was born in 1853 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents:
Boyd Wilson MULLINS and Evaline WHITE.
Margaret
M. Mullins was born in 1847 in Blair "soverign", Logan, Virginia.
Parents: Hiram MULLINS and
Jane (Janeth) RIGGIN.Marshall
B. Mullins was born on 1 Sep 1877 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents:
Andrew Jackson Mullins and Almira Jarrell.
Mary
Mullins was born in 1877 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents:
Linford Dix Mullins and Malinda SMITH. Mary
E. Mullins was born in Apr 1844 in Blair "soverign", Logan, Virginia.
Parents: Hiram MULLINS and
Jane (Janeth) RIGGIN.She was married to Leander Lee WHITE in 1867 in Logan, West Virginia.
Melvin
Bruce Mullins was born in 1877 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents:
James David Mullins and Mary Helen PERRY.
Minerva
MULLINS was born in 1842 in Logan, VA. Parents:
Boyd Wilson MULLINS and Evaline WHITE.
Nancy
MULLINS was born on 25 Dec 1816 in Rowan, North Carolina. Parents:
Nathaniel II MULLINS and Margaret (Peggy) WILSON
.She was married to John D. COOK in 1833 in Logan, VA. Children were: James W. COOK, Henry H. COOK, Andrew L. COOK, Thomas B. COOK, Hiram COOK, Cynthia Jane COOK.
Nancy
MULLINS was born in 1763 in Of Franklin, North Carolina. Parents:
John MULLINS and Mary (WIfe of John MULLINS)
. Nancy
Jane Mullins was born on 11 Nov 1877 in Logan, West Virginia. She died on
10 Feb 1927 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents: Linford
Dix Mullins and Malinda SMITH. Nathaniel
MULLINS was born about 1755 in Of Granville, North Carolina. He married
an unknown person in N C, about 1782. WILL FRANKLIN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
John MULLINS WILL DATED 9 Apr 1784 mentions several children: Nancy, Julius(not
21), Bud Mullins, Entchen Mullins, Wife Mary. Sons Lane Mullins and Green Mullins.
WITNESS NATHANIEL MULLINS and John Cooley. CENSUS 1790 Hillsboro District,
Randolph, North Carolina white M over 16 Wh M under 16 Females MULLINS, Charles
2 2 2 MULLINS, Jeremiah 2 0 2 MULLINS, Nathaniel
1 1 2 Charles Mullins Will Randolph Book 5 page 96-97 Sons William,
Hugh, and John Daughters, Margaret, Nancy and Mary. Jeremiah MULLINS no sons
under 16. Nathaniel MULLINS is our ancestor and the one son under 16 is our Nathaniel
Mullins who married Margaret Peggy Wilson. Deed Randolph County, North Carolina
1790 Nathaniel Mullins took a grant on Deep River. Deed Book 5 page 157 1800
North Carolina Census MULLINS, Abner Buncombe 178 MULLINS, Baker Burke
774 MULLINS, Budd Franklin 468 MULLINS, Champ Wilkes 54 MULLINS,
Daniel Rutherford 126 MULLINS, Henry Wilkes 54 MULLINS, John Burke 773
MULLINS, John Burke 775 MULLINS, Thomas Rock 483 MULLINS, Valentine
Rth 132 MULLINS, Will Persons 210 MULLINS, William Buncombe 178 MULLINS,
William Rockbrid 483 MULLENS, Charles Rutherfor 129 MULLENS, William Wilkes
53 MULLIN, Arthur Brk 774 MULLIN, Charles Rnd 331 MULLIN,
James Hrt 729 MULLIN, John Mck 551 MULLIN, Patrick Rck
442 MULLIN, Robt Caswell 147 MULLIN, Thomas Rockbridge436 MULLIS,
Ambrose Ird 612 MULLIS, Solomon
He was married in 1782 in NC. Children were: Nathaniel II MULLINS.
Nathaniel
II MULLINS was born on 2 Mar 1786. He died in Mar 1845. His body
was interred in Barboursville, Cabell, W Va. He married Margaret "Peggy"
Wilson in Rowan, N C, October 29, 1807. Margaret was born in Rowan, N C April
6, 1790. She was the daughter of Boyd Wilson and Nancy Sluder. Margaret died
May 15, 1865 in Logan, W Va, at 75 years of age. Her body was interred in Mullins
Cemetary, Cora, Logan, W Va. History of Logan County, Virginia by Henry Clay
Ragland copied by George T. Swain 1927 page 65. Nathaniel Mullins was among the
earliest settlers. He came from the Catawba region of North Carolina and settled
here. His sons were Hiram, who married Jane Riggans; Wilson, who married a Miss
White; Nathaniel, who married a Miss Mortohn; Jackson, who married a Miss Cook;
Milton A., who married a Miss Ellis; John who married a Miss Baisden; Harrison,
who married a Miss Ellis, and Anthony, who never married. The daughters are
Rachel, who married Jack Burgess; Margaret, who married Thomas Cook and Nancy,
who married Wilson Cook. Several of these sons and daughters are still alive
and are among the best people of the county. Nathaniel MULLINS II was married
in Rowan County, North Carolina 16 October 1807 according to the marriage bond.
The family records in possession of Myrtle Owens Madison, Boone, West Virginia
atates that they were married 29 Oct 1807. The bond for the marriage was 500
pounds and was signed by Nathaniel MULLINS and Phil Smith. It is this Nathaniel
MULLINS who signed this marriage bond who was the father of our Nathaniel MULLINS.
Land Warrant #7383 dated 10 Jun 1823 Virginia Land Warrant 10 Jun 1823 Nathaniel
MULLINS received a land warrant #7383 dated 10 Jun 1823 Virginia Land Office
Treasury Warrrant 2147. Nathaniel recevied 100 acres just south of Lyburn,
a small town still existing in Logan County, West Virginia. Is the Jack Burgess
mentioned above the same Jack Burgess who is listed in the 1880 Censuss of Logan
County, West Virginia. Nathaniel Mullins Family Bible in possession of Myrtle
Owens of Madison, West Virginia in 1971. Rowan County, North Carolina Marriage
Records. Logan County, Virginia (now West Virginia) Death Records 1870 Mortality
Schedule, Logan, West Virginia Virginia Land Warrant #2417 dated 10 Jun 1823
for land on the waters of Buffalo Creek. Signed by John Tyler who later became
President of United States. This land was sold in 1846 Deed Book C Logan County,
Virginia page 120. Mullins Cemetary, Cora, Logan, West Virginia. White Oak Cemetary,
Near Blair, Logan, West Virginia. CENSUS 1820 Cabell County, Virginia 0-10
10-16 16-18 16-26 26-45 45-up Nathaniel MULLINS Males 3 0 0 0 1 0
Females 1 1 0 1 0 0 TAX LIST 1824 Logan County, Virginia
Nathaniel MULLINS 1 0 0 3 CENSUS 1830 Logan County, Virginia 0-5 5-10
10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 Nathaniel MULLINS Males 1 2 1 2 0
0 1 Females 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 Nathaniel is the only Mullins
listed in the 1830 Logan County, Virginia Census. TAX LIST 1837 Logan County,
Virginia Wilson MULLINS 1 0 0 0 Nathaniel MULLINS 2 0 0 2 Census 1840 Logan
County, Virginia 0-5 5-10 10-15 15-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 Nathaniel MULLINS
ESQ Males 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 Females 0 0 1 0 0
0 1 0 Why is Margarett listed in the 1843 Tax List. This may mean that
Nathaniel died before 1843 and after 1840 since he is listed in the 1840 Census.
TAX LIST Logan County, Virginia 1843 Margarett MULLINS 1 0 0 1 Andrew
MULLINS 1 0 0 1 Nathaniel MULLINS 1 0 0 1 Hiram MULLINS 1
0 0 2 Boyd W MULLINS 1 0 0 1 Thomas MULLINS 1 0 0 3 Peter
MULLINS 1 0 0 0 Samuel MULLINS Solomon MULLINS 1 1 3 7 Spencer MULLINS
1 0 0 1 Census 1850 Logan County, Virginia Dwelling #50 Margaret MULLINS
59 Female North Carolina Farming John MULLINS 21 Male Virginia
Farmer Anthony MULLINS 17 Male Virginia Harrison MULLINS 14
Male Virginia Census 1860 Logan County, Virginia Dwelling 230 Harrison MULLINS
23 Male Virginia Levicy MULLINS 23 Female Virginia Penelope
E MULLINS 3 Female Virginia Floyd MULLINS 1 Male Virginia Margaret
MULLINS 66 Female North Carolina Notes of Dr. George Mullins of Logan, West
Virginia. Nathaniel Mullins, Jr. The subject of our monograph. Born in Randolph
County, North Carolina 2 March 1786 son of Nathaniel Mullins and ____________
______________. Whether Nathaniel lived in Randolph County after the age of
5 is not known. I suspect he was raised in neighboring Rowan County North Carolina
where at the age of 21 he married Miss Margaret "Peggy" Wilson daughter
of Boyd Wilson and Nancy Sluder. Margaret was seventeen at the time of their
marriage. She was born 6 April 1790 and died in Logan County, Virginia on 15
May 1865. The marriage date was 29 October 1807 in Rowan County North Carolina.
Nathaniel did not own property in Rowan County. Me and Margaret left Rowan with
five children and made the migration over the mountains from the North Carolina
Piedmont to the Ohio country of then Cabell County, Virginia in 1822. The census
records of 1850 indicate all the children were born in North Carolina until Milton
Addison Mullins came along in 1824. He listed his birth place as Virginia in
the census of 1850. Nathaniel Mullins had some schooling. He was as I have mentioned
a justice of the peace in Logan County. He first took up a tract of land in then
Cabell County on Big Buffalo Creek Waters of the Guyandotte by survey of 18 Jun
1823 by virtue of Virginia Land Office Treasury warrant dated and granted on
10 June, 1823 and signed by He owned numerous properties in Logan county which
was soon formed from Cabell in 1824. The most important of these was the old
Mullins home place on Guyan River lying just down river from the present little
town of Lyburn. This tract one one hundred acres more or less was taken up on
10 May 1825 by virtue of Virginia Land Office Treasury Warrant #2147. This deed
was signed by John Tyler Governor of Virginia and later President of the United
States. This home place was mentioned in Ragland's History of Logan County as
the place "where Milton Mullins now lives". The disposition of this
p[roeperty in 1846 Deed book C at page 120. Hamilton, Mullins, Fleming and Related
Families Lines of Kentucky and Virginia North Carolina Tennessee 0928193 #3[The
Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]
He was married to Margaret (Peggy) WILSON on 29 Oct 1807. Children were: Precious Mullins, Hiram MULLINS, Boyd Wilson MULLINS, Nancy MULLINS.
Polina
Eveline Mullins was born in 1863 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents:
David Wilson Mullins and Harriet JARRELL.
Precious
Mullins was born on 25 Apr 1809 in Rowan, North Carolina. She died after
1880 in Kanawha, West Virginia. Near the time the Perry family settled
in Logan County, Virginia, several other families from North Carolina made settlement
on Buffalo and the waters of Spruce among whom were William Browning, William,
John, Tandy and Meredith Burgess and Ben White. John Burgess settled on Spruce.
His sons were Milton, John A., and Lewis. He had one daughter, Peggy, who married
Russell Trump of Raleigh County. Through research the Burgess family came from
Albemarle, Bedford, Montgomerty, Giles, Cabell and Logan County, Virginia.[The
Hulion Family Tree2.FTW]
She was married to John A. (Jackson) Burgess in 1825 in Logan, VA. Children were: Milton Addison Burgess, Martha Burgess, John Anderson Burgess, Margaret J. Peggy Burgess , Nathaniel Burgess, George Lewis Burgess, Anthony Dug Burgess, Hiram Amos Burgess, Emaline Burgess, Chapman B. Burgess, Henry W. Burgess.
Priscilla
Mullins was born about 1600 in England. She died in 1685 in Duxbury, Plymouth,
MA. Parents: William Mullins and
Alice (Wife of William MULLINS).She was married to John Alden about 1622 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA. Children were: Priscilla Alden, Elizabeth Alden, John , Jr. Alden, Joseph Alden, Sarah Alden, Jonathan Alden, Ruth Alden, Rebecca Alden, Mary Alden, David Alden.
Sarah
Mullins was born between 1600 and 1620 in England. She died between 1606
and 1706 in England. Parents: William Mullins
and Alice (Wife of William MULLINS). Thomas
MULLINS was born in 1714 in England. He died after 1760 in Of Granville,
North Carolina. Thomas1 Mullins was born in , England about 1714. Thomas
died after 1760 in Of Granville, North Carolina. He married Anne in Of Granville,
North Carolina, about 1735. Anne was born in Of Granville, North Carolina about
1717. Granville County, North Carolina 1830 page 418 Patent Boo11 Osborn Jeffrerys
15 Mar 1760 631 acres in Granville County, St John Parish Head of Wolf Pit Branch
Witnessess Will Hurst, George Martin Suveyed 12 Oct 1757 SCC John Young, Thos
Mullins, Sher Haywood, D Surveyor. Patent Book 11 1947 page 447 Thomas Mullins
14 Mar 1760 642 acres in Granville County in the Parish of St John on both sides
of the Wolf Pit Branch, joining Jeffereys line OR: /s/ Thomas Mullins Wits: Thos
Fox, Phil Hawkins surveyed 12 Oct Oct 1757 SCC: John Young, Thos Mullins, Sherd
Haywood D Surveyor Granville County, North Carolina Deed Book D page 231 Indenture
made 14 Mar 1760 Thomas Mullins of Granville County in the province of North
Carolina Planter . . . doth grant bargain and confirm unto the said Thomas Mullins
his heirs and assigns forever all that tract oor parcel of land situate lyhing
and being in the Parish of St Johns in the county of Granville on the Wolf Pit
Branch beginning at an Oak . . .containing 642 acres all which are more particularly
described and set forth in the map thereof . . . Witness: Will Hurst and Thomas
Jones Deed Book B F page 172 Granville County, North Carolina Thomas Mullins
and Danl Wyatt Indenture made 23 day of Apr 1762Thomas Mullins of Granville County
in the Province of North Carolina BLACKSMITH of the one part and Daniel Wyat
of the county Planter witness for in consideration of the sum of 15r pounds sold
to Danl Wyatt parcel of land situate lying and bein in the aforsaid county between
Tar River and Cedar on both sides of the Wolf Pit fork contaiming estimation
400 acres being the same tract granted unto said Thomas Mullins in Mar 1760
NOTES OF DR GEORGE MULLINS - LOGAN, WEST VIRGINIA Thomas Mullins was my great
x 5 grandfather. He came out to Carolina in 1733- 1734. He was from the village
of Gravesend in County Kent England. The records in his name in Granville County
North Carolina and subsequent derived counties Bute formed in 1764 from Granville
and divided in 1779 into Warren and Franklin. Bute ceasing to exist but the
records of Bute remain in the Warren County records at Warrenton, North Carolina
are intact and fairly numerous. I found that Thomas was the first settler in
Carolina who spelled his name the way we do. He came to Granville County, or
at least took land there,after the formation of Granville from Edgecombe in 1746.
The Edgecombe records list no one named Mullins prior to 1758. There were two
families of similar name who had to be considered sincethey had settled east
of Franklin prior to the appearance of Thomas in the Granville records. Abraham
Moulin came to Bertie county about 1707, but these people spell their name Mullen
and still do to this day. I spent a lot of time finding no connection. Robard
Molines (spelled variously even Mullines) in the early court Records of North
Carolina (foud or more very interesting volumes) was finally eliminated by a
mention in the Colonial Records of North Carolina that he and his wife Elinor
had died without issue. Volume 2 page 377. So Thomas the blacksmith of Cedar
Creek was our ancestor, but the search for reasonable proof took ten years from
1967 to 1977, but it was a labor of love and great fun to anyone who enjoys history.
In Granville Will Book C at page 375 Thomas signes his name as a witness to
a will 30 Nov 1754. In 1754 Thomas Mullins listed as member of Granville County
Militia, Colonial Records of North Carolina Volume 22 at page 371. Granville
County Book C at page 85 Thomas buys 200 acres on Cedar Creek in present Franklin
from Jefferys where Thomas Mullins house now stands in 1756. 12 pounds 200 acres
which is part of 360 acres granted in 1752. Witnesses Willm Bledsoe - Jos Peace.
Granville Book D page 233. Section of land from Earl Granville March 12, 1760
Grant to Thomas Mullins of Granville, North Carolina for 642 acres on Wolf Pit
Branch, St John's parish, in Jeffreys line. Granville County BookF at page 172
Thomas sells 200 acres to Wyatt and the deed names him as a Blacksmith Apr 1760.
for 15 pounds 400 acres between Tar River and Cedar Creek on both sides of Wolf
Pit Creek granted to Thomas Mullins Mar 14, 1760 for 642 acres. Witnesses Osborn
Jeffreys and Edmond Adcock. Book F page 223, 222 Nov 28 , 1762- Daniel Wyatt
and Susanah Terry for 17 pounds land between Tar River and Cedar Creek on both
sides of Wolf Pit Branch line of Thomas Mullins granted Mar 14 1742 being part
of same tract and 100 acres that Daniel Wyatt obtained by deed 1760 for 523 acres
on Mullins and WILSONS LINE. witness Henry Adcock Edmund Adcock There are several
documents in the courthouse at Warrenton North Carolina in the name of Thomas
Mullins. These are among the Bute County records and papers. Bute County book
5 page 229 a deed of most of his property to a Mr Bell. Apparently a favorite
son in law was to get the land in anticipation of Thomas death. 1050 acres
for 10 lbs. After 1775 there are no further deeds executed by Thomas Mullins.
He was deadbefore the splitup of Bute County in1779. The Bute county Tax List
of 1771 lists Thomas Mullins 1000 more acres more or less and tow male negroes
above the age of 16 and so taxable. Since the document from England lists Thomas
age at 19 in 1733 we can calculate his birthyear as 1714. His wifes name is
not know, but I suspect She was Anne Clement. Only fragments of trhe Old Albemarle
Parish records survive, but an entry in 1740 list the the birth of John Mullins
parents Thomas and Anne. The Clements in eastern North Carolina claimed descent
from Jeremiah Clement who had comeout to Virginia in 1640. He was a stockholder
in theold Virginia Company and settled in Surry County which is adjacent to the
easternmost tier of Modern North Carolina counties. Thomas named one son Jeremiah
and another Clement. This is what the genealogist call a deduction, and one
can take it for what it is worth. Not much as history. St George Parish of
Gravesend may have records dating to the early 1700's and an examination of any
that have survived could pour light on Thomas family in the old country. It
is work a try and I will try. Dr George Mullins Logan West Virginia. Thomas Mullins
of Granville Franklin Counties North Carolina. Thomas was land grantee in Granville
as early as 1760. See deeds. . . . His wife's name is not known. Sons: John
Mullins,Jeremiah Mullins, Clemnet Mullins, and Nathaniel Mullins and others not
known to me. Jim Burgess statement - In this document Dr Mullins spent a lot
of time discussing the Abraham Mullen Jacob Mullen connection when he later disagreed
with and I agree. The one thing seemed consistent in our research is the spelling
of the name MULLINS. When you study the records our family always used the spelling
MULLINS and the others used MULLEN. Another important point is that our Mullins
stayed in the following North Carolina counties: Granville was formed in 1746
from Edgecombe Bute formed in 1764 and was discontinued in 1779 from Granville
In 1779 Bute ceased to exist and divided into Warren and Franklin Counties.
No further divisions of either took place until the formation of Vance County
in 1881, by this time our families were long gone from the area. Randolph County
North Carolina was formed in 1770 from Guilford. To find more information we
should search in Granville, Edgecombe, Bute, Warren, Franklin, Randolph and Guilford.
There will be more clues of our family in this area of North Carolina. Dr.
Mullins notes continued In the records of Warren county prepared by Kerr arementioned
certain colonial records of old Bute county. Among the wills mentioned was the
will of William Baker who died in 1777. His will mentions both Clement and John
Mullins. Now the descendants of Clement say he had a brother named Jeremiah
Mullins. Since the will of John bore the mark of Nathaniel Mullins as witness,
onecan assume that Thomas's sons were John, Clement, Nathaniel and Jeremiah.
There may have been others, of course. See Warren County Records. Abstract
Records of Colonial Bute County by Kerr. Clement Mullins and Betsy Parker were
living in Mecklenburg (Charlotte in 1807. A marriage was recorded form them in
that year, but there is some confusion as to the location. This possibly was
also in Bute County. I will check. Gravesend, Kent, England Film 933105 Alphabetical
Listing no Mullins listed. Gravesend, Kent, England Film 992465 1600-1712
No Mullins but Clement listed Dec 29, 1712 William Clement Elizabeth Swan Christenings
May 13, 1716 Thomas son of Nicholas Clement Feb 5, 1730 Cath son of Nicholas
Clement Apr 30 1732 Jno son of Jno Clements Sep 28, 1732 Mary dau of Nicholas
Clement Bute County North Carolina Minutes page 161 13 Feb 1771 James Perry
is appointed overseer of the road from Cedar Creek to St JOhns Cahpple, and that
the hads of John Perry, Jeremiah Perry, Thomas Hung, Henry Baker, David Mimms,
James Butler, Henry Medlin, Daniel Potter and THOMAS MULLINS assist him in keeping
the same in repair page 253 12 Nov 1772 Ordered that Thomas Cook be surveyor
of the road from William Masseys road to Cedar Creek and that he keep the same
in repair with the hands belonging to James Butler, John Perry, Edmond Adcock,
William Collins, THOMAS MULLINS, CLEMENT MULLINS, Henry McMillion, Christopher
Strother and Thomas Bird page 303 13 Aug 1774 A deed from Solomon Fuller Junior
to JOseph McGee was proved by the Oath of Clement Mullin and on motion the same
is ordered to be Registered. page 316 14 Feb 1775 Grandjury sworn to wit William
Hill Forman John Carr, . . . Charles Riggin. IS THERE ANY RELATION TO OUR Charles
RIGGIN - DAVID RIGGIN ETC.?????? PAGE 318 15 Feb 1775 A Deed from Benjamin
Hardy to Clement MULLINS was proved by the Oath of Silas Munk a witness thereto
and on Motion the same is Ordered to be registered. page 355 10 Aug 1775 A
Deed from Thomas Mullin to Thomas Bell was proved by the oath of John Davis a
witness there to and on Motion the same is ordered to be registered. page 48
11 Nov 1777 A Deed from Clem Mullins to Jos McGee proved by the oath of Mich'l
Dent M.O.R. page 52 12 Nov 1777 Lodwick Alford acknowledge a Deed to John Mullins
at whose motion the same was ordered to register. page 174 13 May 1779 Jacob
Gibson against Thomas Mullins. In trespass assault and battery., Jesse Riggins
against Thomas Hall. Franklin County, North Carolina Will Book B page 43 Division
of the estate of John Mullins deceased Oct 5, 1798. Recipients were Chany MULLINS,
Bud MULLINS, Kinchen Mullins. John Norwood was executor of estate John Mullins
mentioned as due his part of the estate Jabin Mullins appeared to have received
his due share already. Commissions were Wm Freemna, James Strother, Judd Strother.
March Court. 1799. Franklin County, North Carolina Deed Book 5 #347 page 3
Moses Joyner and his wife Patience of Franklin Co North Carolina sold land to
John Norwood Junior 3,000 pound 300 acres lying on the south bank of Crooked
Creek and on the Deep Branch adjoining Henry Freeman, JOHN MULLINS and John Ferrel
#473 page 128 John Norwood Junior of Franklin Co sold land to Christopher Strother
22 Mar 1786 for 200 pounds south bank of Crooked Creek adjoining John Freeman,
John Mullins, John Ferrell. #538 p 3 John Hudman of Franklin Co to Thomas Stripling
Sep 4 1783 for 100 pounds 100 acres south side of Wolf Pit Swamp near the mouth
of Miry Branch Witness Wm WIlliams and CLEMENT MULLINS. #573 P 38 Clement (Clem)
MULLINS of Franklin County to Henry Pope of same Nov 26, 1783 for 150 pounds
south side of Wolf Pitt Creek beginnina at George Williams Corner on the road
and on the Miry Branch adjoining Hackney Wit Wm Green - Barley Robinson. #1146
p 209 James Massey of Freanklin to William Green Mar 3, 1785 for 200 pounds a
specific tract of 300 acres whereon John Norwood now lives on Crook Creek and
the Deep Branch adjoining Henry Freeman, JOHN MULLINS and JohnFerrell another
tract of 79 acrfes on the north bank of Crooked Creek adjoining William Perry
and the aforsaid tract all of which land was granted by deed of sale from Moses
Joiner to John Norwood on Nov 18, 1780 Wit Thomas Babb John Norwood.
He was married to Anne (Wife of Thomas MULLINS) in 1735 in Of Granville, North Carolina. Children were: Thomas , Jr. MULLINS, John MULLINS, Jeremiah MULLINS, Clement MULLINS, Nathaniel MULLINS.
Thomas
, Jr. MULLINS was born in 1738 in Of Granville, North Carolina. Parents:
Thomas MULLINS and Anne
(Wife of Thomas MULLINS). Thomas
Addison Mullins was born in 1839 in Blair "soverign", Logan, Virginia.
Parents: Hiram MULLINS and
Jane (Janeth) RIGGIN. Thomas
Wristen Mullins was born in 1878 in Logan, West Virginia. Parents:
James David Mullins and Mary Helen PERRY.
William
Mullins was born about 1580 in Dorking, Surrey, England. He died on 3 Mar
1620/21 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.Children were: William Mullins, Priscilla Mullins, Joseph Mullins, Sarah Mullins.
William
Mullins died in 1672 in New England. He was born in England. Parents:
William Mullins and Alice (Wife of William MULLINS)
.Joan
Mumford was born between 1535 and 1559 in England. She died between 1580
and 1648.She was married to Tobias Chandler on 21 Sep 1574 in Stortford, Hertford, England. Children were: Margaret Chandler.
Barbara
Mumma was born in 1768 in N.Middleton, Cumberland, Co, PA. She died in 1864.She was married to Henry Strickler between 1803 and 1828. Children were: Jacob Strickler.
Samuel
Mumma was born between 1788 and 1823. He died between 1829 and 1903.He was married to Barbara Hartzler between 1829 and 1864.
Elmer
Muncy was born between 1916 and 1936. He died on 1 Sep 1962.Maria
Lourdas Munecas. Rina
Mungai. Azubah
Munger was born between 1733 and 1755. She died between 1776 and 1844.She was married to Benjamin Norton on 22 Nov 1771.
Elbert
Munger was born on 8 Aug 1811 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. He died on 10 Dec
1888 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. Parents: James E. Munger
and Irenah Hill.He was married to Anna E. BROWN on 22 May 1837 in Medina, OH. Children were: Emeline Irenah Munger, Timothy Hill Munger , Lucius Augustus Munger, Helen Munger, William Henry Munger, James Elbert Munger, George Waldo Munger, Willard Butler Munger.
Emeline
Munger was born in 1809 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. She died between 1810 and
1903.
Emeline
Irenah Munger was born on 28 Apr 1838 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. She died between
1839 and 1932. Parents: Elbert Munger and
Anna E. BROWN. Florence
Marie Munger was born on 18 Oct 1878 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. She died on
27 Feb 1912 in Leigh, Colfax, NE.
She was married to Herman Peter Buhman in 1907 in Pilger, Stanton, NE. Children were: Richard Munger Buhman.
George
Waldo Munger was born on 21 Nov 1855 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. He died on
21 Aug 1911 in Pilger, Stanton, NE. Parents: Elbert
Munger and Anna E. BROWN.He was married to Adele Gorton on 1 Nov 1877 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. Children were: Florence Marie Munger, Jennie Munger, William E. Munger, Winifred Munger, Mary Munger, Gladys Munger.
Gladys
Munger was born on 24 Oct 1892 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. She died between
1893 and 1986.
Helen
Munger was born on 7 Jul 1844 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. She died in 1845.
Parents: Elbert Munger and
Anna E. BROWN. Irenah
Munger was born about 1813 in Bergen, Genesee, NY. She died between 1814
and 1907.
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