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Federal Census - Cobb County, Georgia, 1850
Head of Households and Residents
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Budd MULLINS, age 80, farmer, born in
NC. Page 131, Baits' District
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Thomas MULLINS, age 52, born in NC |
In this case Bud is probably about 92, and
Thomas is 59. Unfortunately the is the first census that we would
learn Bud's wife's name, and she is not enumerated. Presumably she
died in the last 10 years. |
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Samuel MULLINS, age 40, farmer, born in
GA. Page 133.
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Rachael MULLINS, age 36, born in GA |
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Nancy MULLINS, age 16, born in GA |
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Jackson MULLINS, age 14, born in GA |
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Lucinda MULLINS, age 12, born in GA |
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Moses MULLINS, age 10, born in GA |
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Samuel MULLINS, age 8, born in GA |
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Manda (Amanda) MULLINS, age 6, born in GA |
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James MULLINS, age 4, born in GA |
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George MULLINS, age 1, born in GA |
Samuel in Bud's son and he is in the process
of having a very large family, 10 children in all. By 1860 they have
moved to Mississippi after living in Alabama for a while. |
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James GERMAN, age 38, farmer, born in
SC. Page 182, Baits' District
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Ausborn MULLINS, age 45, born in SC |
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Willy MULLINS (male), age 47, farmer,
born in SC
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Mahaler (Mahalia) MULLINS, age 25,
born in GA |
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Elizabeth MULLINS, age 20, born in GA |
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Budd MULLINS, age 19, born in GA |
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Reuben MULLINS, age 15, born in GA |
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John MULLINS, age 13, born in GA |
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Francis J. MULLINS, age 9, born in GA |
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This census record certainly allows for a lot
of speculation. Who was James German? He also has not been
researched. Ausborn (Osborn) and Willy (William) are living together
with 6 children. These children are most likely Osborn's for three
reasons. One, in Bud's will written in 1846, he makes note that Osborn
has a son named Bud whom he leaves a "Bay Horse which is now in the
possession of Ausborn Mullins my son." Two, there is a family
name resemblance among the children, and third Ausborn is listed first with
Willy and the children next.
Whoever Willy was, he was alive in 1850, and
if he was another of Bud's sons, he would have been mentioned in Bud's 1846
will. |
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