Descendants of Sarah Murphy

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1 Descendants of Sarah Murphy Generation No SARAH 2 MURPHY (JOHN 1 ) 1 died Bef She married (1) JOB MULLINS 3 02 Oct 1815 in Jones County, Georgia 4,5. He was born Abt in Georgia 5. She married (2) UNKNOWN RHODES 6 Aft Notes for SARAH MURPHY: Need to find her unknown Rhodes husband. Good candidate is Benjamin Rhodes who later married Dicey Miller and moved to Nacogdoches County, Texas. See his notes. Notes for JOB MULLINS: Excellent possibility that Sarah's husband is Job Mullins. There was a Job Mullins on 1820 Butler voters list. History of Jones County, Ga., pg 177?; also IGI extracted marriage record. Job Mullins to Sarah Murphey October 2, 1815 by Henry Hooten, M.G. in Jones County, Georgia 1830 US Census Butler County, Alabama: no Mullens(ins) listed in index in Butler, Wilcox, Monroe, Clark or Conecuh counties; only Franklin, Blount, Tusc., Shelby, Madison & Laurence. Note: Butler County had several completely illegible names near Wilson Murphy US Census Butler County, Alabama: no Mullins listed in index or scanned in Butler County. Index listed Mullens name in only Mobile, Franklin and Shelby counties Was Job Mullins already dead by the time of his father's will? Not listed among his children (Josiah not among grandchildren) below: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/jones/wills/willbka.txt (copied 31 October 2002) JONES COUNTY GA Will Book A File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Jane Benson whnok13@hiwaay.net Transcribed from LDS Film# Wills Vol A ( ) Atlanta Archives: Roll Books A, B, C (part) indexed JEREMIAH MULLINS 9/13/1836-2/5/1837 Children: Levi Mullins, Pleasant J. Mullins, Phebe Burgy, Nancy Gray, Martha Gray, Elizabeth Lester, Syrenah Lester (deceased), Clary Ann Herrington (deceased) Others mentioned: Grandsons, Rudolphus Lester & John Lester (Syrenah); Son-in-law, David Lester Note: Is Pleasant J the same as Job? There are other messages about this family on the board. 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 1

2 IGI Individual Record FamilySearch International Genealogical Index v5.0 Job Mullins Male Event(s): Birth: About 1791,, Georgia Death: Parents: Father: Jeremiah Mullins Mother: Elizabeth Green No others in family group record. Marriages: Spouse: SARAH MURPHY Marriage: 02 OCT 1815, Jones, Georgia Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: M Film NONE Child of SARAH MURPHY and JOB MULLINS is: 2. i. JOSIAH 3 MULLINS, b. Abt. 1820, Alabama; d. 18 May Generation No JOSIAH 3 MULLINS (SARAH 2 MURPHY, JOHN 1 ) was born Abt in Alabama 7, and died 18 May ,9. He married MARTHA UNKNOWN 10. She was born Abt in Alabama 10. Notes for JOSIAH MULLINS: 1830 US Census, Butler County, Alabama: no Mullens(ins) listed in index in Butler, Wilcox, Monroe, Clark or Conecuh counties; only Franklin, Blount, Tusc., Shelby, Madison & Laurence. Note: Butler County had several completely illegible names near Wilson Murphy US Census, Butler County, Alabama: no Mullins listed in index or scanned in Butler County. Index listed Mullens in only Mobile, Franklin and Shelby counties Index on Ancestry.com 1850 shows no Mullin(s) in Monroe Co. Indexed as Mattin US Census, Monroe County, Alabama, Nov 20, pg 45b #665: Isaac Mullen 30 <occ blank>,$ Al Note listing as Isaac, not Josiah! But Slave Sched. has Josiah. Martha 32 Al John 8 Al Augustus 6 Al Lucinda 4 Al Clarinda 2 Al 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 2

3 at #663: Benjamin Rhodes 49 farmer, no r/w $1000 NC Dicy 27? or 29 Al Susan 1/12 Al James? Miller 27 laborer Al Eliza 15 Al Was probably m. to Josiah's mother, Sarah Murphy Mullins at 667, 668 and 669: Stephen Bird(55), Martin Bird(46) and Stephen Bird(33) from SC at 677: Rufus K George and Desdemona (the George family has been reported to have been from Jones County, Georgia, also) 1850 US Census, Monroe County, Alabama, Slave Schedule, unnumbered page after page 331, line 20: Josiah Mullen 10 slaves age 3/12-44 (f44, m28, f25, f19, m17, m11, f1, f3/12, m21, m42) Prior entry (at line 9) is Benjamin Roads (indexed as Ponds on Ancestry.com) 11 slaves age 11/12-34 Next four entries on same page are Stephen Bird (28 slaves), James G Coleman (17 slaves), Jeptha Bird (indexed as Roid - 3 slaves) and Rufus K George (51 slaves) US Census, Butler County, Alabama, Slave Schedule, 15 Oct, Beat #4, pg 377, line 1: Joseph Mullen 9 slaves, aged 2-29 (m29, m25, m19, f30, f25, f18, f15, m4, f2) On same page as FN Sims; John, Andrew, Mary and Jas Thompson; Elias Presley; Thos & Daniel Coker; Arthur & Stephen Sims; Young & Edward Lee. (James and Mary Thompson received patents in 1848 and 1858 for land in Sec 8 T9N R12E about 3 mi SSW of Butler Springs and only a couple of miles from the land that Josiah Mullins received patent for in However, Elias Presley (1858) and Thomas (1838) & Daniel (1858) Coker received land patents in T7N R12E, three townships south of Butler Springs, near Garland.) Prior 2 pages: Wm, John & Alford Carter; Jas Reynolds; Mayer Kyser. (Wm & John Carter had land in T10N 12E, the adjoining TWP north, where John and Wilson Murphy were.) 1850 Butler County: There is a Joseph Mullen near William, Alfred and John Carter entries, Beat #2, 14 Oct 1850, page 187, #151: Joseph Mullen 25 farmer,$500 Al Martha 24 Al Jane 7, Nancy 6, Joseph 4, James 2 all b. Al (The ages are too far off, and the children's ages and sex are not right to be Josiah's family.) There is also a John S McMullin in Beat #3, 23 Oct, pg 205, #406: John S McMullin 30 farmer $500 GA Ann 19 SC Sarah 6, William 4, Francis (m) 3 Anna Finch 50 SC and a John and Rebecca McMullen (indexed as McMallen) 1860 US Census, Butler County, Alabama, 28 Jul 1860, pg 198, Pct 11, Butler Springs, #1437: Mullins, Jos. 40, farmer, RE=$2000, pers=$975, Al This is Josiah. Martha 42 Al Neither Josiah nor Martha are marked as being unable to R/W J H (son) 7 Al Augustus 15 Al Lucinda 14 Al Clarinda 11 Al Indexed as Olamida! Note: $975 is about enough for one adult slave and typical misc personal property. See 1860 slave schedule entry for Joseph Mullins below. At #1435: John (67 SC) and T D (62) Bucklough (John and Temperance Buckaloo) At #1436: John J(25 TN) and E A (23) Bucklough At #1438: Rody Vickery (56 SC) family At #1439: W P Hainsworth (36) family At #1440: F Vickrey (53, female, seamstress) and children 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 3

4 The only Mullin(s) found in Butler, Monroe or Wilcox 1860 Slave Schedules Index: 1860 US Census, Butler County, Alabama, Slave Schedule, Precinct 5, pg 46/231b: Mullins, Joseph 1 slave, male, age 25 1 slave house He is 3 entries from G W Rhodes, 4 entries from J W Stringfellow, and 2 more beyond him is J M Gafford. James M Gafford received patent in Feb 1852 in Sec 6 T10N R14E, NW of Greenville near Manningham and East of Forest Home. Josiah Mullens received patents in 1858 for 160 acres in Sec 4 T9N R12 E, about 2 miles south of Butler Springs. Excerpt from Alabama 1866 census extract ( ): TOWNSHIP 10, RANGE 13 (NE of Butler Springs-Shackleville) M. Mullins - (Widow 40-50) - 1 killed & 1 died of disease (Same household from image of census page 16 at : 1f 10-20, 1f 20-30, 1f (no males in household) ages fit Clarinda, Lucinda and Martha If John H Mullins in Nacog. Co, Tx in 1870 is her son, then Augustus must have been the one who died of sickness.) Note: Joseph Mullins' widow was also named Martha (Miller). John Buckalew - 1 died of sickness H. W. Beverly - 1 died of sickness & 1 disabled Priscilla Burkett - (Widow 30-40) - 1 died of sickness TOWNSHIP 10, RANGE 14 (the township that contains Greenville; this area, pg 30, also contained Anderson, William and Thomas Seale and Susan Armstrong Cheatham) J. S. McMullin - 1 died of sickness Josiah Mullins was bondsman for King/Gay marriage at Martha Rhodes' house: Jesse KING Mrs Elizab GAY 5 Oct 1861 Josiah MULLIN A. McKELLAR, JP Martha RHODES' (Note: A bondsman usually was a friend or relative of the groom. Who might Martha Rhodes be? Both Jared (b c1793) and Benjamin (b c1786) had wives named Martha. Jared died 1853, so it could be his widow. Reddin Rhodes had a dau Elizabeth, b 1832, but his wife was Barbery on 1850 census or Sarah Harrison according to Mildred Stinson's Rhodes data on Butler County website Pioneers page.) No Jesse King found through index to 1850 Butler Co Census. Via Ancestry.com index 1850 and 1860, no Jesse King or Elizabeth Gay found in Butler, Wilcox or Monroe counties. In 1860, found one Jesse King, age 30, Calhoun Co., Al. Found John and Lida Gay, both 19, in Butler Precinct 12. No Jesse or Elizabeth King found in 1870 in Butler, Wilcox or Monroe counties. From : Butler County Rhodes history by Mildred Stinson JARRED6 RHODES (BENJAMIN5, WILLIAM4, HEZEKIAH3, CHRISTOPHER2, JOHN1) was born 1793, and died August 08, 1853 in Butler Co, AL. He married MARY MARTHA KING December 07, 1815 in Warren County, GA. Was she a widow, with son Jesse? Note: In 1850, Benjamin Rhodes, age 64? (i.e. b. c1786), and wife, also named Martha, age 50 (both of them and both their children, aged 14 and 23, born NC) lived next entry to Jared Rhodes. In Jared Rhodes' household, there was a 40-yr-old female named Nancy King, b. NC, who could not R/W. Neither could Jared, his wife Martha, Benjamin, or his wife Martha R/W. Will of Jarred Rhodes, 4 May 1853, states: "Nancy King (no relationship given) shall have decent support out of my estate..." 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 4

5 Cheryll Sumner, researcher, has a Benjamin Rhodes, Jr, d. bef 1870, married to a Martha J Bailey, b. 1836, who later married Isaac D Sims. That Benjamin, age 30, and Martha Rhodes were still in Butler Co in 1860 (spelled Roades), too young to be the Benjamin that I think was married to Sarah Murphy Mullins. Duke Vickrey thinks that one was son of Redden Rhodes. So does Mildred Stinson in her Rhodes family history on Butler Co rootsweb Pioneer Families page. Consolidated Confederate War Records Microfilm, Alabama Archives, Montgomery: Josiah Mullins, Co F, 19th (18th?) Ala Inf. Aug 2, 186? B. Springs, Ala Auth: photo of muster roll of Co F also: Private Josiah S Mullins, Co A, 18th Reg't Ala. Vol. Applicant: Martha Mullins (widow) Auth: Pension application, Butler Co., Mar 7, 1893 Compiled Service Record (summary): Josiah H Mullins, Pvt, Co F, 18th Al. Inf. Muster Roll for Aug 12 - Nov 30, 1861: enlisted Aug 2, Butler Springs by Capt H Clay Armstrong for the war. Present on Muster Roll Nov - Dec 1861, Dec 31, Aug 31, 1862, Sep-Oct 1862, Nov-Dec 1862 J Mullins, Pvt, Co F, 18th Regt Al. Inf. Undated list of Confederate wounded in Hospital of First Division, 20th Corps, Army of the Cumberland, at the battle near Resaca, Ga., May 15, Injured in both legs, gunshot. Mortal. Died 18 May Confederate Pension Records Microfilm, Alabama: Josiah S Mullins Pvt Co A (or F?) Capt. Clay Armstrong's Co., 18th Regt. Pensioner - widow Martha Mullins, signed 'x' 7 Mar 1893: personal property (clothing) worth $20, June 1899; also 26 Mar 1891, 1892, Aug 1889?. Taxable property consists of nothing 1896 & On 1899 statement, reports he died 10 May On 9 Jun 1899, Augustus Murphy witnessed her application, saying he was personally acquainted with Josiah Mullins. Also on 10 June 1899, A C Sims witnessed the application. Just to record that there was also a Joseph Mullin in the 18th Alabama in the area at the same time (Is this the one who was listed on the 1850 census near the Carters and who married Martha Miller, according to Ann Evans file?): : Confederate dead at Rock Island, Illinois: MULLIN, JOSEPH PVT G 18 ALA date of death: 2/19/64 grave #563 Is this Emma Mullen any connection to this family? Subj: [ALBUTLER] J. W. POWELL obit, 1920 Date: 7/23/2003 8:53:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: Cheryll Sumner To: ALBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com Message Board URL: [from the Butler Co. News of ] DEATH OF J. W. POWELL John W. Powell died... born in Butler County August 29, October, 1866, he was married to Miss Emma MULLEN...--Evergreen Courant. 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 5

6 Notes for MARTHA UNKNOWN: : 1880 US Census, Butler County, Alabama, Rocky Creek, pg 424A: Martha MULLUN 63 widow Keeps House AL GA GA Clarinda MULLUN 29 Dau single Works In Field AL AL AL William C. MULLUN 3 GSon AL AL AL Children of JOSIAH MULLINS and MARTHA UNKNOWN are: 3. i. JOHN HIRAM 4 MULLINS, b. Abt. Dec ii. AUGUSTUS MULLINS 10, b. Abt ; d. 04 May 1863, Newsom Hospital, Chattanooga, Tennessee 12. Notes for AUGUSTUS MULLINS: He was in the same company as Wilson Murphy, Jr. His age at enlistment in Mar 1862 was given as 18, but he was listed as only 15 on the census of 28 Jul 1860, so he may have been only 16 or 17. His death claim was recorded as filed by Martha Mullins, widow, but he was very young to be married. Possibly that record was in error and the claim was really filed by his mother, Martha Mullins. Compiled Service Record: Augustus Mullins (index and header card as A Mullins; some items with full name Augustus), Pvt, Co. D, 33rd Al Inf (Capt. McKee's Co., Al Vols), age 18. Muster Roll of 7 Apr 1862: enlisted 10 Mar 1862 at Greenville. Muster Roll of Mar-Apr 1863 says he enlisted 10 Mar 1862 at Georgiana; absent, sent to hospital at Wartrace, Tenn 2 Apr 1863 by order of surg. reg't. May-June 1863 also says he enlisted 10 Mar 1862 at Georgiana: he died at Newsom Hospital at Chattanooga, Tenn 4 May As Augustus Mullins, on register of claims of deceased presented by Martha Mullins, widow, filed 24 July (His mother was also named Martha.) Register of officers and soldiers killed in battle or died of wounds or disease (no date). Effects: in charge of surgeon. iii. LUCINDA MULLINS 13, b. Abt ; m. NATHAN P BETTEN, 13 Apr 1866, Butler County, Alabama 15. iv. CLARINDA MULLINS 16, b. Abt /2/2007 Alabama Homing 6

7 Generation No JOHN HIRAM 4 MULLINS (JOSIAH 3, SARAH 2 MURPHY, JOHN 1 ) 18 was born Abt He married DELILAH KELLY 20,21 29 Nov 1864 in Butler County, Alabama 22, daughter of OSBORNE KELLY and ELIZABETH MILLER. She was born Abt Notes for JOHN H MULLINS: The middle name Hiram and the proximity to the Miller family make me suspicious that John H s mother might have been Martha Miller who reportedly married Joseph Mullins (see notes on Miller family from Ann Evans, Nacogdoches researcher), but I have seen no real evidence for this speculation. Josiah (erroneously enumerated or transcribed as Isaac on the population schedule but correctly as Josiah on the slave schedule) and Martha Mullins, with 10 slaves, were enumerated almost adjacent Benjamin and Dicy Miller Rhodes in 1850 Monroe County, Alabama. Dicy was sister to Martha Miller. There was also a Joseph and Martha Mullen, with 9 slaves, listed in Butler County in 1850 on both the population and slave schedules. However, their ages were about 5 years off from that of Josiah and his Martha. Their four children s ages matched those of Josiah s children, but the two older were girls instead of Josiah s two older boys, and none of their names matched. The slaves ages and sex did not match those of Josiah s slaves. Texas Confederate Pension appl #26927: John Hiram Mullins. On first application, dated 13 Mar 1914, resident of Mills County for 20 years, PO Goldthwaite; resident of Texas since Served as private from Aug 1861 until close of war in Co F, 18th Al Inf Reg't. On 11 Feb 1914, Frank Schenck, age 80 years, PO Iredell, TX, signed affidavit testifying to Confederate service of J H Mullins: "I first became acquainted with J H Mullens in the early part of 1863, in Mobile, Alabama, in the 18th Ala Regt with Co F. We were together several months, and then reorganized and went to Tennessee. We were separated for a time in separate divisions, but came together at the battle of Missionary Ridge and were both in that battle... He was a volunteer soldier... After the battle of Missionary Ridge, we were separated and I did not see him any more until after the close of the war." On 10 Mar 1914, C A Mangham (name spelled both Mangham and Manghum), age 69 years, PO Thrall, TX, Williamson County, signed affidavit testifying to Confederate service of J H Mullins: "I have known J H Mullens ever since the summer of 1861 and I first knew him at Butler Springs, Alabama... J H Mullens enlisted in Co F, 18th Al Regt...the 2nd day of Aug 1861 at Butler Springs in Butler County, Alabama, and served until the close of the civil war... I, C A Manghum, was on the ground at the time J H Mullens was enlisted at Butler Springs, State of Alabama; I, C A Mangum, enlisted at the same time and place..." Item # from Adjutant General's Office, War Department, 19 Mar 1914, to Commissioner of Pensions, State of Texas, Austin: "The records show that J H Mullen (name also borne as J H Mullins, but not found as John H Mullens), private, Co F, 18th Al Inf, CSA, enlisted August 2, 1861, at Butler Springs, Al, and that he was paroled June 13, 1865, at Montgomery, Al, by Major Ross Wilkinson, provost marshal, 16th Army Corps; date of capture not shown." Undated application by Mrs J H Mullins for mortuary warrant contains statement by Dr J M Campbell that J H Mullins died of mitral stenosis. The application stated that the body of J H Mullins (d. 12 Feb 1925) was prepared for burial on 13 Feb 1925 and buried in the IOOF (Independent Order of Odd Fellows) Cemetery, Mills County, Texas. On 18 Feb 1925, Mrs J H Mullins signed authorization for mortuary warrant, as payment on funeral expenses, to be paid to E T Fairman of Goldthwaite, TX. The mortuary warrant was mistakenly sent to Mrs J H Mullins (husband died 12 Feb 1925). There are several letters from E T Fairman to the Comptroller's office and from the Comptroller's office to Mrs J H Mullins trying to recover the funds in the mortuary warrant, one stating that "this party is old and childish and we are not able to convince her that this check is not a pension warrant." 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 7

8 Widow's pension appl #41263, 8 Sep 1825, said she was born in Bosque County and had lived in Mills County for 30 years. The pension application stated they were married in Bosque Co on 15 May 1899, but the 1900 census indicated they had been married 17 years. Compiled Service Record (summary): J H Mullins, Pvt, Co F, 18th Al. Inf (same company as Josiah) Muster Roll for Aug 12 - Nov 30, 1861: enlisted Aug 2, Butler Springs by Capt H Clay Armstrong for the war. Never paid. Present on Muster Roll Nov - Dec 1861 Present on Muster Roll Dec 31, Aug 31, 1862; paid to Dec 31, 1861 Present on Muster Roll Sep-Oct 1862; paid to Aug 31 by Capt McVoy Present on Muster Roll Nov-Dec 1862; paid to Aug 31 by Capt McVoy Regimental Return June 1862: Sick Okalona As Jno H Mullins: receipt for clothing, 2nd Qtr 1864 Register of Paroled Confederate Soldiers for Jun 1865: June 13 Paroled Jun 14, 1865, Montgomery, Al: 5' 10", light hair, blue eyes, fair? complexion Butler County Marriage Records, Bk (# unmarked) pg 160: Mullins, John H and Kelly, Delia 29 Nov : still at home with parents in Butler County, Alabama Alabama state census of Butler County - from image of page 23 at : John Mullins 1m < 10, 1m 20-30: 1f The excerpt from Alabama 1866 census ( ) puts this page in Sec 9 R14 (determined how?), making it a little SSW of Greenville, east of I : not on voters list of Nacogdoches Co., TX at ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tx/nacogdoches/court/1867vtrs.txt US Census, Nacogdoches County, Texas, 8 Oct, District 4, P.O. Cherino, page 508, #2: Mullins, John H 27 farmer $300 $320 Al Delilah 25 Al Augustus J 5 Al Mary E 3 Al Lorenzo (male) 1 Tx At #3: Ausburn Kelly 51 (male) with apparently 3 daughters and one son. One dau is named Delphan. By 1880, John & Delila Kelly Mullins had a dau named Delphan. Looks like Delilah's family. (Butler County Estate Book 5, Pg : 18 Jan 1862 Bond affidavit of Franklin Vickery, John C. Blackman and Osborne Kelly of Butler County for $2,000 for appointment of Franklin Vickery as administrator of estate of John A. Seale, deceased.) At #8&9: John Perritte Sr & Jr from Alabama. At #55: Benjamin and Dicey Miller Rhodes from Butler/Monroe counties. 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 8

9 1880 US Census, Hamilton County, Texas, 3 June, ED 69, pg 344A, #29/30: Jno MULLINS 37 Farmer AL AL AL Delilia MULLINS 36 Keeping House AL AL AL Aug MULLINS 15 Son At Home AL AL AL May E. MULLINS 13 Dau At Home AL AL AL Lorenza MULLINS 11 Son At Home TX AL AL Delphan MULLINS 4 Dau At Home TX AL AL Thos. E MULLINS 2 Son At Home TX AL AL also: J. W. MOTLEY 43 Boarder sgl white male, School Teacher VA VA VA R. H. JONES 45 Boarder sgl white male, R. R. Boss IRE IRE SCOT Wm. DILLARD 29 Boarder sgl white male, R. R. Laborer ENG Synthy STUART 57 wid., white female, Keeping Boarders AL NC NC J. W. DARWOOD 28 Boarder sgl white male, R. R. Laborer KY ENG ENG Joe BRADEY 28 Son wid. white male, R. R. Laborer TX GA AL Nora BRADEY 4 GDau sgl white female, At Home TX TX TX Wiley STRICKLAND 28 Boarder sgl white male, R. R. Laborer AL NC SC M. BRADEY 23 Son sgl white male, R. R. Laborer TX AL AL J. F. DORSEY 21 Boarder sgl white male, R. R. Laborer TX TX TX No familiar Rhodes or Perritt families in LDS online 1880 Hamilton County Hamilton County: No John H, Delilah, Augustus J, Lorenzo, Delphan or Thomas E found on scan of all precincts in county. Did find dau Mary E Gordon, if notes below are correct (and this does appear to be the same person), and possibly widow of Augustus J. (Reference) Hamilton County Gazetteer: HAMILTON COUNTY MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1900 (some marriage records): Mullen, Mary Elizabeth, Miss and Gordon, Erwin [Robert Erwin, Jr. (full name added by site)] 12/31/1891, Bk 01 : 256, by Loyd, Simpson (JP - Pct. #1) (submitted by Fred "Ric" Gordon) (See her notes; found on 1900 census.) Mullino, Lucy (Sarah Louise) (note by wrm: could this be Mullins? - yes) and Cornelius, R. C. (Rex C.), 01/12/1896, Bk 02 : 195, by Morris, J. H. (See 1900 census, pg 86A, #146: they lived next door to Phelix Mullins, born SC, as were both his parents. Probably not same Mullins family, although they were in same Pct 3 and only 2 pages away from woman who looks like widow of A J Mullins in Crow household. ) Mullins, A. J. and Crow, L. P, Miss, 09/08/1889, Bk 01 : 159, by Moore, J. S. (MG -- FAIRY, TX) (See notes on Augustus J Mullins.) Mullins, G. F and Ogle, Ida, 01/28/1898, Bk 03 : 03, Morris, J. H. (see Mullino above) Mullens, Carrie and Graves, Dee, 05/10/1905, Bk 4 pg 265, by Franklin, W. L. MG Mullins, Elua (Eula?) and Edwards, Tom, 07/29/1908, Bk 4 pg 532, by Scott, Arthur E. (County Judge) Mullins, May and Yarbrough, A. B., 07/20/1915, Bk 6 pg 204, by Lewis, J. L. County Judge Mullens, John D. and Greenwood, Gertrude, 07/28/1920, Bk 8 pg 92, by Shipman, J. C. (County Judge) 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 9

10 REGISTERED VOTERS IN HAMILTON COUNTY, 1937 Mullens, Ed, Hico, Voting Precinct No. 7...Hico Mullens, J. L., Hico, R7, Voting Precinct No. 7...Hico LEON BAPTIST CHURCH #1, bef at Snowville This church was about seven miles northeast of Hamilton. Early pastors included: 1875 (Leon River Baptist Association)--G. Woosley, H. Fuller, and D. D. Mullens FOURTH NATIONAL LOTTERY, WORLD WAR II DRAFT LOTTERIES. SERIAL NUMBERS ASSIGNED BY THE LOCAL SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARDTO MEN AGES FOR POSSIBLE NON-COMBAT DUTY FROM "THE HAMILTON HERALD RECORD" OF JUNE 5, 1942 MULLENS, Thomas Edward U-1234 Ericson, Carolyn Reeves, Nacogdoches Cemetery Records, Vol 5, pg 35: Walnut Grove Cemetery (lots of Parrotts in this cemetery) Are these people related? Mullins, Lily 1 Jan Jan 1951 married to T D Mullins Mullins, M Mullins, T D 29 Aug Jun 1935 Notes for DELILAH KELLY: 1870 US Census, Nacogdoches County, Texas, 8 Oct, District 4, P.O. Chisum, page 508, #3: Kelly, Ausburn (m) 51 farmer $300 $555 Ga Elizabeth R 22 Al Mary 20 Al Delphan (f) 18 Al Ausburn (m) 15 Al Felix 14 Al Children of JOHN MULLINS and DELILAH KELLY are: i. AUGUSTUS J 5 MULLINS, b. Abt Notes for AUGUSTUS J MULLINS: Hamilton County, TX Marriages: : Mullins, A. J. and Crow, L. P, Miss, 09/08/1889, Bk 01 : 159, by Moore, J. S. (MG -- FAIRY, TX) 1900 Hamilton County, Texas, 9 June, Justice Pct 3, pg 88A&B, #185 (outside the incorporated town of Hico): Crow, Steve D? 53 (May 1847) m 31 yrs, farmer GA GA GA Sarah C 53 (Nov 1846) 12 ch/12 living GA GA GA Mullins, Laney M 28 (Jan 1872) widow, 3 ch/3 liv Al GA GA (dau) Crow, Melie 30 (Apr 1870) sgl, dau Al GA GA Crow, Lillie B 14 (Feb 1886) sgl, dau, at sch TX GA GA Crow, Jas N 16 (Jan 1884) sgl, son farm labor TX GA GA Crow, Maggie 12 (Feb 1888) at school TX GA GA Viola 10 (Mar 1890) at school TX GA GA Mullins, Eula 10 (July 1889) grdau, at school TX TX AL Mullins, May 6 (Sep 1893) grdau TX TX AL John D 4 (Nov 1895) grson TX TX AL 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 10

11 HAMILTON COUNTY MARRIAGES PRIOR TO 1900: : Mullins, Elua and Edwards, Tom, 07/29/1908, Bk 4 pg 532, by Scott, Arthur E. (County Judge) Mullins, May and Yarbrough, A. B., 07/20/1915, Bk 6 pg 204, by Lewis, J. L. County Judge : Mullens, John D. and Greenwood, Gertrude, 07/28/1920, Bk 8 pg 92, by Shipman, J. C. (County Judge) ii. MARY E MULLINS, b. Abt Notes for MARY E MULLINS: 1900 US Census, Hamilton County, Texas, 15 June, Justice Pct 8, pg 169B, #125: Gordon, Ervin R 34 (Feb 1866) m 8 yrs, farmer, rents Al Al Al all can R/W Mary E 33 (Jan 1867) 2 ch/1 living Al Al Al Willie (dau) 7 (Oct 1892) TX AL AL Mullen, Mary Elizabeth, Miss and Gordon, Erwin [Robert Erwin, Jr. (full name added by site)] 12/31/1891, Bk 01 : 256, by Loyd, Simpson (JP - Pct. #1) (submitted by Fred "Ric" Gordon) Note: Sent to Fred Gordon 9 Jan He replied that he knew nothing about Mary Elizabeth's family; had not researched her at all. oakw.htm: OAKWOOD CEMETERY in Hamilton: GORDON, MARY ELIZABETH (MULLEN) b: 01/14/1867, AL d: 11/06/1934, Elza, Hamilton County, TX Husband: Robert Erwin Gordon, Jr. Married: 12/31/1891, Hamilton County, TX, Hamilton County Marriage Record Bk. 1, p. 256 Fred "Ric" Gordon <fdg@flash.net> GORDON, ROBERT ERWIN, JR. b: 02/27/1866, Lowndes Co., AL d: 01/18/1941, Hamilton Wife: Mary Elizabeth (Mullen) Gordon Parents: Robert Erwin Gordon, Sr. & Rosa Ann Gallagher Fred "Ric" Gordon <fdg@flash.net> oak w.htm: BERKLEY, VERGIE EDITH (GORD0N) b: 01/14/1905, Hamilton, Hamilton Co.,TX d: 12/05/2000, Abilene, Taylor Co., TX Husband: Hubert Jackson Berkley Married: 12/16/1928, Hamilton Co., TX Parents: Robert Erwin Gordon, Jr. & Mary Elizabeth Mullen Fred "Ric" Gordon obit s.htm: Hubert Jackson Berkley, born June 10, 1907 in Mills Co., Texas died September 30, 1999 in Abilene, Taylor Co., Texas. He was the son of Jeptha Thomas Berkley and Fannie Elizabeth Edmiston. He married Vergie Edith Gordon December 16, 1928 in Hamilton, Hamilton Co., Texas. She was born January 14, 1905 in Hamilton, Hamilton Co., Texas and died December 05, 2000 in Abilene, Taylor Co., Texas. She was the daughter of Robert Erwin Gordon, Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Mullins. Shared by Fred "Ric" Gordon 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 11

12 oak w.htm: ROUSE, MARY ELIZABETH (GORDON) (FULCHER) b: 04/10/1906, Hamilton County, TX d: 07/25/1989 Husband #1: Robert Monroe Fulcher (D. 10/20/1969) Husband #2: Tommy Rouse Parents: Ervin Gordon & Mary Elizabeth Mullins iii. LORENZO MULLINS, b. Abt iv. DELPHAN MULLINS, b. Abt v. THOMAS E MULLINS, b. Abt Endnotes 1. Murphy, Sarah, widow of John Murphy, Deed to Josiah Mullins, Butler County, Alabama Deed Book B, pg 54, relationship not definitively proven. 2. Murphy, Sarah, widow of John Murphy, Deed to Josiah Mullins, Butler County, Alabama Deed Book B, pg Not proven definitively. 4. History of Jones County, Georgia, pg 177?. 5. LDS International Genealogical Index, ( "Electronic." 6. Murphy, Sarah, widow of John Murphy, Deed to Josiah Mullins, Butler County, Alabama Deed Book B, pg US Census 1860 Butler County, Alabama, Butler Springs, frame 198, # Compiled Service Records, Confederate, gave death date as 18 May Confederate Pension Application, Martha Mullins, 1899, gave 10 May 1864 as death date. 10. US Census 1860 Butler County, Alabama, Butler Springs, frame 198, # US Census 1860 Butler County, Alabama, Pct 11, Butler Springs, #1437, age Compiled Service Records, Confederate, cause of death not stated. 13. US Census 1860 Butler County, Alabama, Butler Springs, frame 198, # US Census 1860 Butler County, Alabama, Pct 11, Butler Springs, # Butler County, Alabama marriage records, Bk (unmarked), pg 208, from WPA index, often contains errors. 16. US Census 1860 Butler County, Alabama, Butler Springs, frame 198, # US Census 1860 Butler County, Alabama, Pct 11, Butler Springs, # US Census 1860 Butler County, Alabama, Butler Springs, frame 198, # US Census 1860 Butler County, Alabama, Pct 11, Butler Springs, # Butler County, Alabama marriage records. 21. US Census 1870 Nacogdoches County, Texas, District 4, P.O. Chisum, page 508, # Butler County, Alabama marriage records, Book (# unmarked) pg US Census 1870 Nacogdoches County, Texas, District 4, P.O. Chisum, page 508, # US Census 1870 Nacogdoches County, Texas, District 4, P.O. Cherino, page 508, # US Census 1880 Hamilton County, Texas, pg 344A, #29/30. 8/2/2007 Alabama Homing 12