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Descendants of Malone "Lone" MULLINS I
Generation No. 1
1. Malone "Lone"3 MULLINS I (Thomas2, Thomas1) was born Bet. 1760 - 1774, and died Bet. 1801 - 1807 in Probably Jackson County, Georgia. He married (Mullins). She died Bet. 1801 - 1807 in Probably Jackson County, Georgia. Notes for Malone "Lone" MULLINS I: 02/21/2000 On the Spartanburg Census, 1800: Lone 31010-00010-00 Page 192 Lone Mullins is about the same age as Bud (26-44) and has a wife of his same age range. They have an older son 10-15 years of age and 3 boys under 10. We have no information about the future of this Lone Mullins. There were 4 boys in this family and I believe one of them was May, another Thomas, Malone Jr., and 1 more. There is some indication that Lone and his wife died and that the children may have been raised by relatives. This is definitely not the Malone who was in Hancock County, GA. His census, if it would not have been lost would have read 31101-20110-??. 08/31/2001 There has been some thought that Lone may have married a Traylor. Listed here for future reference is the 1800 census of Spartanburg, SC. 1st digit - number in household age under 10 yrs. 2nd digit - number in household age 10 & under 16 yrs. 3rd digit - number in household age 16 & under 26 yrs. 4th digit - number in household age 26 & under 45 yrs. 5th digit - number in household age 45 & upwards. Soundex, Name, Page T646 TRAYLER Joel 210 01201 00101-03 T646 TRAYLOR Carey 209 31010 10010-00 T646 TRAYLOR Jesse 209 30010 20020-01 T646 TRAYLOR Joel 203 01201 00101-03 T646 TRAYLOR John 182 00010-00100-00 T646 TRAYLOR Richard 182 00010 30100-00 T646 TRAYLOR Teuben 209 10100 10010-00 T646 TRAYLOR William 182 20001 22310-00 M452 MULLINS Bud 191 30010-11100-00 M452 MULLINS Lone 192 31010-00010-00 S162 SPARKES Josiah 170 20011-31010-00 S162 SPARKES Trulove 210 20010 10000-00 S162 SPARKS Mathew 192 11010-41010-00 S162 SPARKS Mathew 210 02301 01001-00 S162 SPARKS Nancey 189 30000-00100-00 S162 SPARKS Samuel 211 00001-22101-00 S162 SPARKS Zachariah 174 21110-21010-00
More About Malone "Lone" MULLINS I: Census: 1800, Spartanburg County, SC1
Children of Malone MULLINS and (Mullins) are: + 2 i. May4 MULLINS, born Abt. 1788 in South Carolina; died Aft. 1860 in Carroll County, Georgia. + 3 ii. William MULLINS, born 1790 in South Carolina; died 1860 in Cobb County, Georgia. 4 iii. Malone "Lone" MULLINS II, born Abt. 1791 in SC?. Notes for Malone "Lone" MULLINS II: 02/29/2001 Melone Mullens is taxed on the same page as his brother May, and uncle? Bud Mullins in Jackson County, GA, 1809 Tax List. Because he was taxed meant that he had to be at least 18, so his birth year would have to be about 1791. Malone Mullins of Hall County drew land in the 1820 Georgia Land Lottery. The draw was in the 2nd District of Appling County, GA. This meant that he had moved to Hall County with Bud and May. Malone Mullens is in the 1830 Blount County, Alabama Census, pg. 019. In addition there is a John Mullens on the same page. Malone's data on pg. 019 1-0-0-0-1 1-1 Malone would be 20-29, no wife. Birth year range 1800-1810. John Mullens was on pg. 019 1-0-0-1-1-0-0-1 0-0-0-1-2-0-0-1 John and wife would be 50-60. This particular Malone appears to be the son of John Mullens born 1770-1780. Melone Mullins received 2 land grants in Pickens County, AL, on 12/01/1826, #5674 & #5675 for about 76 acres each. More About Malone "Lone" MULLINS II: Land Lottery: 1820, 3rd Georgia Land Lottery2 Tax List: 1809, Jackson County, GA 5 iv. Thomas MULLINS, born Bet. 1791 - 1800; died Bef. 1820 in Jackson County, GA3. He married Elizabeth KIRKLAND December 10, 1808 in Jackson County, Georgia4. More About Thomas MULLINS: Tax List: 1810, Jackson County, GA Notes for Elizabeth KIRKLAND: 02/28/2001 1820 In Deed book G (1818-1822) Elizabeth Mullins, Benjamin Kirkland, Mary Duke & John Kirkland sell land to James Hospaugh (sp?) that was part of the estate of William Kirkland. Also mentioned was Miriam Kirkland's heirs. Recorded August 16, 1821. 1821 GA Land Lottery - Widow Elizabeth Mullens of Fulcher’s District, Jackson County, drew lot #252, Section 14, Houston County, GA. 1830 In Deed book I-J (1829-1834) On November 16, 1830, Elizabeth Mullins, Benjamin Kirkland, Mary Dukes, James Hoospaugh (?), sellers and Brookfield Burson buyer for $300, 200 acres in the County of Jackson and "on the waters of the Mulberry River". Signatures certified - July 14, 1832, recorded August 27, 1832. This is the land that William Kirkland obtained in a headright land grant in 1801, and taxed on in 1803, and 1804 as Cochran's District.
More About Elizabeth KIRKLAND: Read & Write: 1820, Signed Deed with an "X" Tax List: 1810, Jackson County, GA
Generation No. 2
2. May4 MULLINS (Malone "Lone"3, Thomas2, Thomas1) was born Abt. 1788 in South Carolina, and died Aft. 1860 in Carroll County, Georgia. He married Anna (Mullins). She was born Abt. 1791 in Georgia5. Notes for May MULLINS: 01/30/2001 From Paul Mullins' web site http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/u/l/Paul-D-Mullins/GENE2-0002.html#CHILD2: The entry for Carroll County residence 1099 enumerated Mary Mullins, male, sixty two years of age and his family. The name, Mary, is an obvious typographical error, which, if correctly spelled, would have been May. This enumeration also listed his place of birth as North Carolina. A later census states his birthplace was South Carolina. The family of May Mullins, as enumerated, includes Anna, female, age 59; Irena, female, age 23; Pinckney, male, age 21; Mary C. Cams, female, age 17; and Mary Mullins, female, age 16. The place of birth of all these family members was Georgia. If May Mullins was sixty two years of age in 1850, he was born in the year 1788. In this census, May Mullins was three years older than Anna, his wife. In the Neva Lomason Library, Carrolton, Georgia, there is a translation of the U. S. Census of 1860 of Carroll County, Georgia. Therein, May Mullins was enumerated in residence 88 as a male, eighty years of age, and a farmer whose place of birth was in South Carolina. The difference in his age as reported in the census of 1850 and the census of 1860 is eighteen years. In this enumeration, Anna was listed as his wife, female, and seventy one years old. May was nine years older than Anna as listed. There are no other household residents. May and Anna's children were adults and residing elsewhere. The listing of the age of May Mullins as 80 years places his birth in the year 1780. An earlier census placed his birth in 1788. By this reckoning, in 1818, the year of the birth of Micajah, he was thirty eight years of age. This census is the last record of either May or Anna Mullins. Because of their advanced age, it is reasonable to assume that May and Anna resided in Carroll County for the remainder of their lives and are buried in an unmarked grave in the cemetery of whatever community that served as their residence.
In the Neva Lomason Library, there is still another translation of the U. S. Census of 1860 of Carroll County Georgia. It enumerates the family of James T. Mullins, age 39, shoemaker, born in South Carolina. His wife was Mary, and they had seven children. They were Matilda, age 13; John C., age 11; Sarah E., age 9; James A., age 7; Mary F., age 5; Martha J., age 3; and Nancy, age 1. In his later years, James Warren Mullins stated he had an uncle who was a shoemaker. James T. Mullins was surely this uncle. James T. Mullins was born in 1821. He was one year older than Micajah. If he was the son of May and Anna, he was their oldest son. Supporting the belief that he was a son of May and Anna is the fact that four of James T. and Mary's children had names in common with the yet to be introduced children of Pinkney Carson Mullins. Their names were Sarah, James, Mary and Nancy. With the exception of Pinkney Mullins, there are no records as to where and how these early members of this greater Mullins family lived, when they died, or where they are buried. They may have chosen to remain in Georgia, or like so many, removed to the West. It is reasonable to believe that there are members of this Mullins families throughout the South and in other areas of the United States with whom the Mullins of this story have common antecedents in May and Anna Mullins.
More About May MULLINS: Census 1: 1820, Hall County, GA Census 2: 1830, Carroll County, GA6 Census 3: 1840, Carroll County, GA7 Census 4: 1850, Carroll County, GA8 Census 5: 1860, Carroll County, GA9 Land Lottery: 1821, 4th Georgia Land Lottery10 Moved To: 1827, Carroll County, Georgia Tax List: 1853, Carroll County, GA More About Anna (Mullins): Census: 1850, Carroll County, GA11
Children of May MULLINS and Anna (Mullins) are: 6 i. (1 son)5 MULLINS, born Bet. 1805 - 181012. 7 ii. (2 daughters) MULLINS, born Bet. 1805 - 181012. + 8 iii. Morning MULLINS, born 1807 in Georgia. 9 iv. (1 daughter) MULLINS, born Bet. 1811 - 182012. 10 v. (2 sons) MULLINS, born Bet. 1811 - 1820. + 11 vi. Jane MULLINS, born Abt. 1813; died Bef. 1850 in Carroll County, Georgia. + 12 vii. Micajah C. MULLINS, born August 17, 1818 in Hall County, Georgia; died July 17, 1899. 13 viii. Irena MULLINS, born Abt. 1827 in Georgia. More About Irena MULLINS: Census: 1850, Carroll County, Georgia13 14 ix. Pinckney Carson MULLINS, born Abt. 1829 in Georgia. More About Pinckney Carson MULLINS: Census: 1850, Carroll County, Georgia14 15 x. Mary MULLINS, born Abt. 1834 in Carroll County, GA. More About Mary MULLINS: Census: 1850, Carroll County, GA15
3. William4 MULLINS (Malone "Lone"3, Thomas2, Thomas1) was born 1790 in South Carolina16, and died 1860 in Cobb County, Georgia. He married (1) (Mullins). He married (2) (Mullins) Abt. 1819 in Hall County, Georgia. She was born Abt. 1800. He married (3) E. (Mullins) Bet. 1830 - 1839 in Hall County, Georgia. She was born 1814 in Georgia17. Notes for William MULLINS: 01/10/2003 1821 GA Land Lottery - Mullins, William of McCutchen’s District, Hall County, received 2 draws: land lot #166, Section 5, Dooly County, and land lot #54, Section 6, Monroe County. 1827 GA Land Lottery - Mullins, William, soldier, Garrard's District, Hall County, drew lot #126, District 2, of Carroll County, GA. 01/04/2003 There was a William Mullins, enumerated in Hall County, Georgia for 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850. Further census records have not been researched. He states that he was born in South Carolina (1850 census information, pg 395, line 7, family #900 - last family in that district) in 1790. By 1850 his first wife has died, and he is married to E. Mullins age 36 and has 5 daughters: S.T. age 11, M.A. age 9, M.M. age 7, M.B. age 5, and Z.E. age 2. All of these females were born in Georgia. The census taker was lazy and his handrwiting not very legible. In looking at the 1860 census for William Mullins in Hall County where he lived in the 385th District one will find his neighbors still in the same area. In fact on the 1860 census page there is an empty house between the two Bell families that were enumerated on either side of him in 1850. Hmm? In the 1860 Mortality Schedule for Georgia, one William Mullins of Cobb County, age 70, died in May of 1860. He was born in South Carolina. This matches perfectly our William Mullins.
More About William MULLINS: Census 1: 1820, Hall County, Georgia18 Census 2: 1830, Hall County, Georgia19,20 Census 3: 1840, Hall County, Georgia21,22 Census 4: 1850, Hall County, Georgia23,24 Land Lottery 1: 1821, Georgia Land Lottery Land Lottery 2: 1827, Georgia Land Lottery
Child of William MULLINS and (Mullins) is: 16 i. (son)5 MULLINS, born Abt. 1820 in Hall County, Georgia.
Child of William MULLINS and (Mullins) is: 17 i. (1 son)5 MULLINS, born Abt. 182025.
Children of William MULLINS and E. (Mullins) are: 18 i. B.T.5 MULLINS, born 1839 in Hall County, Georgia26. 19 ii. M.A. MULLINS, born 1841 in Hall County, Georgia26. 20 iii. M.M. MULLINS, born 1843 in Hall County, Georgia26. 21 iv. M.B. MULLINS, born 1845 in Hall County, Georgia26. 22 v. Z.E. MULLINS, born 1848 in Hall County, Georgia26.
Generation No. 3
8. Morning5 MULLINS (May4, Malone "Lone"3, Thomas2, Thomas1) was born 1807 in Georgia27. She married William STEWART April 20, 1823 in Hall County, Georgia28. He was born 1802 in Georgia29. Notes for William STEWART: 12/25/2002 Jas. Mullins is enumerated in 1820 Hall County, on page 146: 01001-01301. He has a son between 10-15 years of age. Living 2 households away is May Mullins with 3 daughters in that same age group. It is very likely that William was his son and he married Morning Mullins there on April 20, 1823. More About William STEWART: Census 1: 1830, Carroll County, Georgia30 Census 2: March 1833, Lumpkin County, Georgia31 Census 3: 1850, Randolph County, Alabama32 Moved To: Bet. 1845 - 1846, Randolph County, Alabama Occupation: 1850, Mechanic33
Children of Morning MULLINS and William STEWART are: 23 i. Minerva H.6 STEWART, born 1827 in Georgia33. 24 ii. James P. STEWART, born 1828 in Georgia33. More About James P. STEWART: Census: 1850, Randolph County, Alabama Occupation: 1850, Clerk 25 iii. Esther H. STEWART, born 1834 in Georgia33. 26 iv. John W. STEWART, born 1836 in Georgia33. 27 v. Majore H. STEWART, born 1839 in Georgia33. 28 vi. William T. STEWART, born 1841 in Georgia33. 29 vii. Josiah STEWART, born 1844 in Georgia33. 30 viii. America C. STEWART, born 1847 in Randolph County, Alabama33.
11. Jane5 MULLINS (May4, Malone "Lone"3, Thomas2, Thomas1) was born Abt. 1813, and died Bef. 1850 in Carroll County, Georgia. She married Jefferson CARNES 1831 in Carroll County, Georgia.
Child of Jane MULLINS and Jefferson CARNES is: 31 i. Mary6 CARNES, born Abt. 1833 in Carroll County, Georgia. Notes for Mary CARNES: 02/15/2002 Mary Carnes, age 17, was living with her grandparents May and Anna MULLINS in 1850, Carroll County, Georgia. More About Mary CARNES: Census: 1850, Carroll County, Georgia
12. Micajah C.5 MULLINS (May4, Malone "Lone"3, Thomas2, Thomas1) was born August 17, 1818 in Hall County, Georgia, and died July 17, 189934. He married Mary Elizabeth DEADWYLDER. She was born 1833 in Campbell County, Georgia35. More About Micajah C. MULLINS: Burial: Pray's Mill Church Cemetery, Bill Arp, Douglas County, Georiga Census 1: 1850, Carroll County, Georgia Census 2: 1860, Carroll County, GA36 Occupation: 1860, Stonemason Tax List: 1853, Carroll County, GA More About Mary Elizabeth DEADWYLDER: Census: 1850, Carroll County, Georgia
Children of Micajah MULLINS and Mary DEADWYLDER are: 32 i. William Pinckney6 MULLINS, born Abt. 1849 in Carroll County, GA. He married Sarah E. MANER. More About William Pinckney MULLINS: Census 1: 1850, Carroll County, GA37 Census 2: 1860, Carroll County, GA 33 ii. Elmelia MULLINS, born Abt. 1852. More About Elmelia MULLINS: Census: 1860, Carroll County, GA 34 iii. Joseph P. MULLINS, born May 11, 1859 in Carroll County, GA; died October 23, 189038. Notes for Joseph P. MULLINS: 09/06/2001 Franklin M. Garrett, Historian of the Atlanta Historical Society, in 1991: "However, in the Pray's Mill Baptist Churchyard in the adjoining county of Douglas, and which I recorded August 24, 1940, two persons by the Mullins showed up. They were: M. C. Mullins Born: August 17, 1818 Died: July 17, 1899 J. P. Mullins Born: May 11, 1859 Died: October 23, 1890 From Paul Mullins: That is Micajah, May's son. And yes, that is his son Joseph. This cemetary lies a few miles north of May's Carroll/Douglas County land. I have been to the cemetary and I have digital picts of the graves and stones. I even talked to the man who cared for it and attempted to see if there were any records. He said no. I had hoped to find others. There is a grave between Micajah and Joseph with only a fieldstone marker. No other graves around looked like they were a part of that plot. The dates on Micajah and Joseph's stones match what I had. The fieldstone could be Mary, Micajah's wife or Joseph's. There is a cemetary with about 20-30 fieldstone marked graves and two marble markers with no inscription in a cemetary on the next lot over from May's 202 ½ acre lot. It lies on County Road Tyree which comes off of Old Post Road, the road that runs through the west side of May's land. Which is also the half he did not sell in 1848. I still have to go back and research where the other half went to after May's death. Now the issue of the middle initial, as you can see from the picture, it is either a C or a G. The C could make some sense. I have found where my GG-Grandfather Micajah was listed as Micajah R. in a census. But, one of my older cousins (my grandfather's generation) told me his middle initial was C and it stood for Cornelius. Seeing the possible C on Micajah's grave at Bill Arp, I decided that lended more credence to that belief. Who knows for sure? The P in Joseph P. I would guess to be Pinckney. But, maybe not. His brother had a middle name Pinckney, and his uncle had it for a first name. The brother thing would make it strange. Again, who knows?
More About Joseph P. MULLINS: Burial: Pray's Mill Church Cemetary, Bill Arp, Douglas County, Georiga Census: 1860, Carroll County, GA 35 iv. Susan MULLINS, born 1860 in Carroll County, GA. More About Susan MULLINS: Census: 1860, Carroll County, GA
Endnotes
1. 1800 Federal Census - Spartanburg County, South Carolina, pg. 192, Census Record: 31010-00010-00. 2. Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr., The Third or 1820 Land Lottery of Georgia, Drew lot #177, District 2, Appling County, Georgia. He was living in Hall County, Georgia. 3. Jackson County, Georgia Deed book G (1818-1822), Elizabeth was referred to as a "widow" in an 1821 land transaction.. 4. Liaihona Research, Inc., Georgia Marriages 1801-1825. 5. 1850 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, pg. 79, states she was born in Georgia. 6. 1830 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, pg. 230, (1021201-1022001). 7. 1840 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, pg. 17, District 642. 8. 1850 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, Family # 1099. 9. 1860 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, pg. 609, Flint Hill PO Fairplay Dist.. 10. Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr., The Fourth or 1821 Land Lottery of Georgia, (Southern Historical Press, 1986), Drew land lot #137, Section 2, Houston County, Georgia, and lot #10, District 1, Dooly County, Georiga. He resided in Miller's district, Hall County, Georgia. 11. 1850 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, Family # 1099. 12. 1820 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 146, line 31. 13. 1850 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, pg. 79. 14. 1850 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, pg. 70, Family # 1099. 15. 1850 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, pg. 79. 16. 1850 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 395, 38th District. 17. 1840 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 175, 385th District. 18. 1820 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 133, line 27, (000100-00100). 19. 1830 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 68 (first page), (001001-000001). 20. 1830 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 68, line 12, (001001-000001). 21. 1840 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 175, 385 District, (00000001-10001). 22. 1840 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 175, 385th District, (0000000-10001). 23. 1850 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 395, 38th District. 24. 1850 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg 395, 38th District. 25. 1830 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 68 (first page). 26. 1850 Federal Census - Hall County, Georgia, pg. 395, 38th District. 27. 1850 Federal Census - Randolph County, Alabama. 28. Brenda Gunter Webb, Contributor, Hall County Marriage Records. 29. 1850 Federal Census - Randolph County, Alabama. 30. 1830 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, pg. 228, line 12 - 00001-10010. 31. Mary B. Warren & Eve B. Weeks, Whites Among the Cherokees, (1987 Heritage Papers, Danielsville, GA 30633), pg. 170, Census of 1833. 32. 1850 Federal Census - Randolph County, Alabama, pg. 285, Weedower Beat 1. 33. 1850 Federal Census - Randolph County, Alabama. 34. Tombstone Inscription. 35. Douglas County, Georgia Genealogy, pg. 15. 36. 1860 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, pg. 617, Flint Hill PO Fairplay Dist.. 37. 1850 Federal Census - Carroll County, Georgia, Family # 1098. 38. Tombstone Inscription.
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