| VA
- Surry County |
1741 Thomas Mullins II is born July 19, 1741 in Albermarle
Parish, Surry County, Colony of VA. |
Albermarle
Parish in Surry County, VA, is not to be confused with Albermarle County
which was formed in 1744 from Goochland County. |
| NC
- Granville in 1746 to Bute in 1764 to Franklin in 1779 |
1772 Court minutes order that Thomas Cook be surveyor of road
from William Massey's road to Cedar Creek, and that road be kept in repair
with hands belonging to Thomas Mullins and Clement Mullins and others. |
This entry
could be a clue that Thomas Mullins I had died and his estate has been
taken over by his sons. |
| NC
- Granville in 1746 to Bute in 1764 to Franklin in 1779 |
1779 Thomas Mullins (probably Jr.), on May 13, is a defendant in
2 suits, the first for trespass, assault and battery, the second for
“words” (probably slander). Jury
found non-suit for defendant. |
This is
probably Thomas Mullins II. |
| NC
- Orange to Chatham in Apr, 1771 |
1784 Chatham County Court Records, May 1784, pg. 70B lists Thos.
Mullens as a hand to work on a road from Orange County line to the lick
Branch. Others were William
Merrett, William Allen, Mary Barbee, Lewis Wimberly, Henry Hillery, and
Absolom Harwood. |
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| NC
- Orange to Chatham in Apr, 1771 |
1784 Chatham County Court Records, May 1784, pg. 70B lists Thos.
Mullens as a hand to work on a road from Orange County line to the lick
Branch. Others were William
Merrett, William Allen, Mary Barbee, Lewis Wimberly, Henry Hillery, and
Absolom Harwood. |
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| NC
- Orange to Chatham in Apr, 1771 |
1784 Chatham County Court Records, May 1784, pg. 70B lists Thos.
Mullens as a hand to work on a road from Orange County line to the lick
Branch. Others were William
Merrett, William Allen, Mary Barbee, Lewis Wimberly, Henry Hillery, and
Absolom Harwood. |
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| NC
- Orange to Chatham in Apr, 1771 |
1784 Chatham County Court Records, May 1784, pg. 70B lists Thos.
Mullens as a hand to work on a road from Orange County line to the lick
Branch. Others were William
Merrett, William Allen, Mary Barbee, Lewis Wimberly, Henry Hillery, and
Absolom Harwood. |
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| NC
- Orange to Chatham in Apr, 1771 |
1784 State Census for Chatham County does not contain the name
Mullins. |
Why was
Thomas not recorded? Had he
skipped town and not there for his trial in May, 1785? |
| NC
- Orange to Chatham in Apr, 1771 |
1785
Chatham County Court Records, May 1785, pg. 112A lists Thomas
Mullins and others - debt - Jury found the debt not paid.
On this same page is mentioned Thomas Grigory as a juror for this
trial. |
Thomas
Grigory was Bud Mullins' Capt in Rev. War.
There was also a Thomas Grigory, Jr., of age, in Chatham County in
1785. It is entirely possible
that this is Thomas Mullins II from Granville/Bute. |
| GA
- Wilkes County |
1787 Tax List - Mullins, Thomas (#88 in Capt John Freeman's
District) |
If this is
Thomas II, from Bute County, NC, then he is 46 years old. |
| GA
- Wilkes County |
1790 In the Tax List for 1790 there was Elias Mullans, and
Thomas Mullins. |
This is the
same Thomas Mullins that paid taxes in 1787 |
| GA
- Wilkes County |
1793 Thomas Mullens, Sr., blacksmith, deeds on October 9, all
his property including his 200 acres on Golden Grove Creek to his son
Elias Mullens. Witnessed by
Clem (X) Mullens. |
This is
Thomas Mullins II, and the deed is witnessed by his younger brother
Clement. "Grove
Creek" which is now in Oglethorpe County is about 7 miles from
Clement Mullins home in Colbert, Madison County, GA. |
| GA
- Oglethorpe County |
1793 Thomas Mullens, Sr., blacksmith, deeds on October 9, all
his property including his 200 acres on Golden Grove Creek to his son
Elias Mullens. Witnessed by
Clem Mullens. |
This is
Thomas Mullins II, and the deed is witnessed by his younger brother
Clement. "Grove
Creek" in Oglethorpe County is about 7 miles from Clement Mullins
home in Colbert, Madison County, GA. |
| GA
- Wilkes County |
1793 Thomas Mullins on Tax List, Cap't Smith's District #2 in
Wilkes County. He is shown as
owning 270 acres of Oak and Hickory Land, 3rd quality on Camp Creek. |
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| GA
- Wilkes County |
1797 Deed book PP, pg 337 January 24, 1797 Thomas Mullins and
Lucy, his wife, to Henry Poss for £30, 270 acres on Camp Creek, Wilkes
County, GA. (Thomas Mullins
in deed but signed by John Mullins and Lucy Mullins) |
Interesting
to note that a family named Hammock lived south bordering this propery. |
| GA
- Jackson County |
1799 Inferior Court minutes for Saturday, August 2, 1799: Jacob
Carter vs Thos. & Elias MULLINS. |
Thomas nor
Elias showed up for the court date. Carter
was awarded $87.12 1/2 + costs. |
| SC
- Pendleton District |
1800
Federal Census lists Thomas Mullins is the oldest of the lot being
over 45, with a wife the same age and 2 boys almost grown, 15-25 years
old. He could have been born
anytime before 1755. |
Census =
00201-00001-00 |
