1870 Federal Census, Pickens County, Georgia, 12 July, PO Jasper, page 75, Hse/Fam #585 Mullins, Green D 37 M W Farmer $50 Real Estate $100 Personal b South Carolina [b abt 1833] Mullins, Jane [second wife] 30 F W Keeping House Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1840] Mullins, Jerrome 7 M W At Home Georgia Can read or write [b abt 1863] In 1880, Jerrome is living in the household of his brother Elias along with two other brothers. Here the brother matching most closely the age/birth date of Jerrome in the previous census is listed as Dalton J. Thus we can deduce that his full name was Dalton Jerrome. Note that his nephew, Elias' son, is named after him. 1880 Federal Census, Bartow County, Georgia, 6 June, Allatoona District 519, page 12D, Hse/Fam #103 Mullen, Elias W M 32 Husband Farm Laborer GA GA GA Cannot write Mullen, Samantha W F 21 Wife Keeping House GA GA GA Cannot read or write Mullen, ? Dalton W M 1 Son GA GA GA Cannot read or write Mullen, Christopher W M 25 Brother GA GA GA Cannot read or write Mullen, Jef? W M 18 Brother GA GA GA Cannot read or write Mullen, Dalton J W M 16 Brother GA GA GA Cannot read or write Another Mullins researcher, Charlotte Claborn, reports the names of his bothers as Brantley wrote them on his application for recognition as an Easter Cherokee. It is odd that he does not list the name of Dalton Jerrome. Could this be because he is a half-brother, the son of Jane, rather than Elizabeth? The date of death of Elizabeth is uncertain. I had supposed she died in childbirth with Jerrome in 1863. But this and his absence from Brantleys list of brothers indicates he is Jane's son, not Elizabeth's. "Doctor Brantley Mullen in his eastern cherokee application stated his brothers names were: Christopher Columbus Mullins, Elias Mullow Mullins, Mc Pierson B. Mullins, and that he had no sisters." -- Charlotte Linn Claborn, Message on this genealogy on RootsWeb, http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=boydorville&id=I01181
1930 Federal Census, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, 7 April, Asher, District 1, page 5B, Hse #123, Fam #129 Mullins, Matt A Head Rents, value $10 M W 57 Married at age 22 GA GA GA Farmer Mullins, Nannie Wife F W 57 Married at age 22 OK MO MO -- page 6A -- Mullins, Dave Son M W 27 Single OK GA OK Garage Mechanic Gravestone of Alford Martin (Matt) Mullins Matt Mullins Mar 7, 1869 Jan 3, 1941 -- Family Photo from Elaine Saylor, Buried at Wanette Cemetery, Pottawatomie, OK, along with other family members
1860 Federal Census, Pickens County, Georgia, 25 June, Sharp Top, PO Marble Works, page 953, Hse #631, Fam #538 Green Mullins 27 M Farmer $300 Real Estate $60 Personal Georgia [b abt 1833] Elizabeth Mullins 24 F Georgia Doctor Mullins 6 M Georgia 1870 Federal Census, Pickens County, Georgia, 12 July, PO Jasper, page 75, Hse/Fam #585 Mullins, Green D 37 M W Farmer $50 Real Estate $100 Personal b South Carolina [b abt 1833] Mullins, Jane 30 F W Keeping House Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1840] Mullins, Brantley 16 M W Assisting on Farm Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1854] North Carolina, Deaths, 1906-1930 Doctor Brantley Mullen Residence 450 10th Ave, 4th Ward, Hickory, Catawba County, North Carolina Born 6 June 1852 Occupation Carpenter Age 76 years, 17 days Father Adolphus Mullen, born Georgia Mother Elizabeth Caldwell, born Georgia Informant Mrs Brantley Mullen, Hickory, North Carolina Death 23 June 1928 at home, Hickory, Catawba County, North Carolina Cause of Death Heart Lesion (Metral Regurgitant) Burial 25 June 1928 Oakwood Cemetery Filed 25 June 1928
Texas, Birth Certificates, 1903-1932 Mullins (No name given to the chidl by the time the certificate was filled in Birth Date 25 January 1917 Hereford, Deaf Smith, Texas, USA Father R B Mullins, Occupation Laborer Mother Fannie Smith, residence Hereford, Texas Texas, Death Certificates, 1903-1982 Dovie Leona Mullins Age 14 yrs, 7 mos, 26 days White Female, Single, Student Birth 25 January 1917 Hereford [Deaf Smith County], Texas Father R B Mullins, born Bosque County, Texas Mother Fannie Smith, born Arkansas Informant R B Mullins, 1807 Ave F, Lubbock, Texas Death 2 September 1931 Lubbock, Lubbock, Texas, USA Cause of Death Typhoid Fever, contributory Intestinal Perforation Burial 22 September 1931 Lubbock, by A C Sanders Filed 30 September 1931
Like many prominent lineages of Ireland, the Mullins line has Norman connections and perhaps origins. The "Anglo-Irish" were really Anglo-Normans, associated with the Norman nobility who supported William the Conqueror when he invaded England in 1066 to claim the crown of the Anglo-Saxons. Ireland was a hard land to tame, and concerted efforts really made headway under King Edward I, who was also trying to subdue the Scots, by coercion, bribery, military and political repressions and terror. The era of Robert the Bruce engaged King Edward with a resurgence of Scottish revolt. The Anglo-Norman Irish gradually melded into the Irish cultural and genetic landscape of the native Celtic nobility they married into, becoming more Irish in culture and temperament than Norman or English. The following writeup by another genealogist presents an excellent summary of possible origins of the Mullins name and lineage and some pertinent points from history. ========================== Surname: Mullins There are two accepted sources for this surname when found in Ireland. The first is as an Anglicized form of the Old Gaelic "O'Maolain," a byname which translates as "the descendant of the tonsured one," indicating perhaps a devotee or follower of an unspecified saint. Alternatively, the byname may refer simply to one who looked like a monk or who had monkish qualities. The second source is Anglo-Norman: Mullins in this instance being a development of the French "moulin," meaning "mill," and denoting one who was resident at such a place. The pointer to this second source may be contained within the Coat of Arms which includes a gold cross moline on a blue field. Whether of Gaelic or Anglo-Norman origins, nameholders have regularly made their mark in history, James Mullins of Dublin (1721-1776) being a Royal Academician and landscape painter of international repute, whilst earlier in 1658, Robert and George Mullins, of Taunton in England, were convicted of being "Monmouth rebels," and were deported to the West Indies as slaves. Nearly as unfortunate was James Mullins of Newry, County Down, who was a famine emigrant on the ship "Robinson" bound for New York in May 1847. Examples of name recordings are those of Daniel Mullins of Ballyhay, County Cork, on October 4th 1796, and James Mullins of Palmerston District, Dublin, on July 8th 1865. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Joseph Moline, which was dated November 16th 1658, a witness at Derry Cathedral, during the reign of Richard Cromwell, known as "The Lord Protector," 1658 1659. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling. There are three O'Maolian septs, one located in County Galway, one in the counties of Derry and Tyrone, and a third in County Cork. The maritime county of Cork, in Munster, is bounded by the sea on the south-west, the south and the south-east. To the east it has land boundaries with the counties of Waterford and Tipperary, and to the north with Limerick and to the west with Kerry. Anciently the country formed part of the kingdom of Desmond. After the Anglo-Norman Invasion the whole of the present county, save the City of Cork (which had been founded by the Vikings) and its surroundings, was granted in 1177 by Henry II to Anglo-Norman knights who brought over their followers and established a military colony. They all provide the ancestry of families called Mullin, Mullen, Millen, Mulhane and Mulhane. The name was derived from the Gaelic O'Maolain, and the name is now widespread in all provinces, predominantly found in Ulster. Early records of the name mention Ralph de Molins, 1159 Ireland. When the sparse Irish population began to increase it became necessary to broaden the base of personal identification by moving from single names to a more definite nomenclature. The prefix MAC was given to the father's Christian name, or O to that of a grandfather or even earlier ancestor. At first the coat of arms was a practical matter which served a function on the battlefield and in tournaments. With his helmet covering his face and armour encasing the knight from head to foot, the only means of identification for his followers, was the insignia painted on his shield and embroidered on his surcoat, the draped and flowing garment worn over the armour. The name was also occasionally used as an occupational name from the Anglo-French 'moulin' meaning one who lived or worked by a mill. The mill, whether powered by water, wind or occasionally) animals, was an important centre in every medieval settlement; it was normally operated by an agent of the local landowner, and individual peasants were compelled to come to him to have their corn ground into flour, a proportion of the ground corn being kept by the miller by way of payment. -- Ancestry Tree Stories, http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/ViewPhoto.aspx?tid=200440&pid=-842030936&iid=664b3859-99e7-48f9-aa71-99a0c3177925&src=search ========================== The folloiwng family genealogy provide details about Edward Mullins. Edward Mullins Birth 1689 in St George Parish, Kent, England Death Feb 1733 in County, Kent, England Marriage 16 Mar 1709 to Margaret Manley, born 1691 in Maidstone, Kent, England Son Thomas Mullins Birth 1714 in St George Parish, Kent, England Death 1760 in Granville, Granville, North Carolina -- Burgess Family Tree, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/9735530/person/-589738322?ssrc=&ftm=1
1860 Federal Census, Pickens County, Georgia, 25 June, Sharp Top, PO Marble Works, page 953, Hse #631, Fam #538 Green Mullins 27 M Farmer $300 Real Estate $60 Personal Georgia [b abt 1833] Elizabeth Mullins 24 F Georgia Elias M Mullins 2 M Georgia 1870 Federal Census, Pickens County, Georgia, 12 July, PO Jasper, page 75, Hse/Fam #585 Mullins, Green D 37 M W Farmer $50 Real Estate $100 Personal b South Carolina [b abt 1833] Mullins, Jane [second wife] 30 F W Keeping House Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1840] Mullins, Elias M 11 M W Assisting on Farm Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1858-9] 1880 Federal Census, Bartow County, Georgia, 6 June, Allatoona District 519, page 12D, Hse/Fam #103 Mullen, Elias W M 32 Husband Farm Laborer GA GA GA Cannot write Mullen, Samantha W F 21 Wife Keeping House GA GA GA Cannot read or write Mullen, ? Dalton W M 1 Son GA GA GA Cannot read or write Mullen, Christopher W M 25 Brother GA GA GA Cannot read or write Mullen, Jef? W M 18 Brother GA GA GA Cannot read or write Mullen, Dalton J W M 16 Brother GA GA GA Cannot read or write The brother following Christopher matches the child listed in the family's 1870 enumeration as Pearson J. The name here also seems to start as Jef, but is scrawled as well as faded. The overall configuration appears to be Jefdavies (For Jefferson Davis?). But this would seem odd for this family who supported the Union in the Civil War.
"John III married, but to whom? This union had several children, one of which was William Mark born 1869. Then he married Mary Bailey and had Frances J and George W. In the 1880 Census Cherokee Co, daughter Frances J age 15 and son, George W age 12 are living with their father, John III. In 1881 John III married my 2x great grandmother, Ann Boling." -- "bolhal541," Ancestry.com Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 6 March 2018 1880 Federal Census, Cherokee County, Georgia, 25 June, District 21, page 42, Hse/Fam #122 Mullins, John M W M 54 Head Widowed Farmer GA SC SC [b abt 1826] Mullins, Frances J W F Dau 15 Single Keeping House GA GA GA [b abt 1865] Mullins, George W W M 12 Son Single With Fathers Farming (?) GA GA GA [b abt 1868]
1920 Federal Census, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, 8 January, Asher, 5th Street, District 192 page 10A, Hse/Fam #4 Mullins, George B Head Rents M W 34 TX GA GA Farming Mullins, Frank L Son M W 9 OK TX OK Mullins, Van E Son M W 7 OK TX OK Mullins, Falia [Thalia] A Mother F W 75 GA GA GA House Keeping
1900 Federal Census, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory, 23 July, Township 4, District 120, page 53A, Hse/Fam #960 Mullins, Martin Head W M May 1846 59 Married 35 years GA GA GA Rents Mullins, Ann Wife W F Sep 1846 59 Married 35 years 10 children/2 living GA SC SC Mullins, George Son W M Feb 1886 14 TX GA GA Farm Laborer 1910 Federal Census, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, 19 April, Asher Ward 1, District 194, page 3A, Hse/Fam #44 Mullins, Martin B Head M W 64 Married 43 yrs GA SC NC Own Income Ownership not stated [but see George] Mullins, T Ann Wife F W 63 Married 43 yrs 10 children/7 living GA SC GA Mullins, George B Son M W 25 Married less than a year TX GA GA No Occupation Stated Owns Mullins, Addie Dau-in-law F W 16 Married less than a year OK MO MO Mullins, Josie Granddau F W 8 Single OK GA OK It is not clear what the status of the child Josie is. She is 8 years old, is a granddaughter of Martin and Thalia (T Ann), but George and this wife Addie have been married less than one year, and we are told this is the first marriage for George. Maybe the enumerator meant to report that Josie was 8 months old, instead of 8 years. By 1920, George is widowed. His father has also died, and his mother is living with him and his two young sons Frank and Van. 1920 Federal Census, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, 8 January, Asher, 5th Street, District 192 page 10A, Hse/Fam #4 Mullins, George B Head Rents M W 34 TX GA GA Farming Mullins, Frank L Son M W 9 OK TX OK Mullins, Van E Son M W 7 OK TX OK Mullins, Falia [Thalia] A Mother F W 75 GA GA GA House Keeping By 1930 George's mother has passed away and George and his youngest son Van are living with George's brother Alfred Martin Mullins. Alfred is going by his middle name, Mart, common in this Mullins line, but has been enumerated as Matt A, instead of Mart A. 1930 Federal Census, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, 7 April, Asher, District 1, page 5B, Hse #123, Fam #129 Mullins, Matt A Head Rents, value $10 M W 57 Married at age 22 GA GA GA Farmer Mullins, Nannie Wife F W 57 Married at age 22 OK MO MO -- page 6A -- Mullins, Dave Son M W 27 Single OK GA OK Garage Mechanic Mullins, George B Brother M W 44 Widow TX GA GA Farmer Mullins, Van Nephew M W 17 Single OK TX OK In this census, George's age is 2 years less than his birth date would indicate. A genealogy fills in some welcome details of George's life and tells us that George moved to California at some point. This genealogy reports George's birth date as 1885, rather than 1884, as some public records indicate. See the Draft registration and Death record below. In earlier censuses his age is consistent with birth in 1886, and 1900 reports the birth year as 1885, as the age in 1910 also indicates. George Berry Mullins Birth 18 Feb 1885 in Morgan, Bosque, Texas Death 10 Aug 1957 in Tulare, Tulare, California Parents Martin Burton Mullins 1847-1910, Thalia Ann Forester 1841-1929 -- Jamie Baker, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/14034774/person/1061349013 He registered for the WWII draft in Rio Oso, California. This record places his birth in 1884, as does the California Death Index. U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 George Berry Mullins Residence: Rio Oso, Sutter, California Birth 18 Feb 1884 Morgan, Texas Contact Everett Lynn, Rio Oso, Sutter, California Employment Ranch, Rio Oso, Sutter, California Signed with his mark California Death Index, 1940-1997 George B Mullins Birth 18 Feb 1884 Texas Death 10 Aug 1957 Tulare County Mother's Maiden Name: Thaley [first name, maiden name is Forrester] Father's Surname: Mullins
I originally had reported the birthplace of Elizabeth Mullins' father as Georgia, before I had found a name, based on the census information from Elizabeth's entry. The 1880 census gives place of birth of her father as Georgia and of her mother as North Carolina. Entries for George in censuses report his birthplace as South Carolina. Ancestry World Tree sources report South Carolina also. Perhaps they have followed the censuses or they may have other information. No source information is included. Because the other details are so complete, these trees seem generally reliable. I am reporting York District, South Carolina, as birthplace of George Ross Mullins. The census reports of age-birth year vary, as do those reported by genealogies. It seems the closest to match an average of all the censuses is 1921, reported by the 1860 census. This census shows his birthplace as North Carolina, which seems to be an error, as most sources, including other censuses show birthplace as South Carolina, which I am showing in this genealogy. In 1850 George and Elvira are in Cherokee County, Georgia. 1850 Federal Census, Cherokee County, Georgia, 28 August, Division 15, page 897, Hse #604, Family #656 Geo R Mullins Age 27 M Farmer born SC Elvira M Mullins Age 30 F b NC Mary C Mullins Age 10 F b GA Nancy E Mullins Age 7 F b GA Sandford Mullins Age 5 M b GA Martin Mullins Age 4 M b GA In 1860 George Ross and Elvira have moved from Cherokee County, Alabama, to Pickens County, Georgia, the two older girls are off on their own and the two boys are still in the home. 1860 Federal Census, Pickens County, Georgia, 25 June, Sharp Top, P O Marble Works, page 953, Hse #627, Fam #534 George Mullins 39 M Farmer $500 Real Estate $140 Personal SC [b abt 1821] Mary Mullins 41 F NC Griffin S Mullins 16 M Farm Hand GA Martin B Mullins 14 M GA They are living next door to Samuel and Elizabeth (Lizzie) Tatum. George Ross' two brothers James and Green live just a few doors down and are recorded on the same page of the 1860 census. One researcher comments: "He was on the Muster Roll of Pickens County Militia as of March 4, 1862. However, rumor has it that he actually fought for the Union." A great-great grandson, Mike Taylor, has also found this in documents. "Did you known that George Ross Mullins fought for the north? He, two brothers and one son (Martin) were members of a guerrilla unit in north Georgia fighting the Georgia Home Guard. In January 1865 they joined the 1st Georgia Infantry (USA) and spent the rest of the war guarding the railroad between Atlanta and Chattanooga, Tennessee. I'm sure they were able to see the glow in the sky from the burning of Atlanta." See the notes for George Ross' brother Green D Mullins, for more on their role in the Civil War. In 1870 we find George Ross and Mary Elvira enumerated in the Truckwheel District of Pickens County, Georgia. 1870 Federal Census, Pickens County, Georgia, 11 July, Truckwheel, PO Jasper, page 74, Hse #573, Fam #573 Mullins, George R 50 M W Farmer South Carolina Mullins, Evira [Elvira] 51 F W Keeping House North Carolina George Ross and Elvira moved with Sanford Giffin and his family to Texas about 1875-6. They are in the same household in the census for Bosque County, Texas in 1880. 1880 Federal Census, Bosque County, Texas, 11 June, District 14, page 30B, Hse #267, Family #274 George R Mullins Age 61 Father b. NC, father b. SC, mother b. SC [b abt 1819] Elvira M Mullins Age 62 Mother b. NC, father b. VA, mother b. SC Oklahoma Territory had been established at this time but it was farther west. It appears that all my ancestors on all sides in that era were living in Chickasaw Nation at that time. Many were in the Marlow area, later Stephens County. The Tatums, Mullinaxes and Mullins settled in the Ada area, later Pontotoc County. Mike Taylor reports on the details he found in George's and his wife's applications for Civil War pension benefits. He finds that George first applied for veteran benefits on 9 April 1892, application number 1113702, certificate number 883947, and filed from Indian Territory. George's wife filed under the name Mary Elvira (some sources have Elvira Mary, which I have used in this genealogy). She applied for widow benefits on 23 January 1897, application number 648005 (no certificate number). The attorney of record for Elvira's application was P O Farrell. These documents provided the date of death of George.
-------------------- I found some of the names in your family tree listed in an old Bible in my possession. The front page of the Bible shows that it belongs to Fannie Mullins. The Marriage page in the middle of the Bible shows that Fannie Smith married Ben R Mullins on January 21, 1906. Both are from Lula, Oklahoma. My Grandpa Mullins is Fannie and Ben R Mullins oldest son. His name is George Ross Mullins. The Bible shows that Fannie and Ben had 9 children; three of the names match those on your family tree, Ben Junior "BJ," Sherman and Leon. The Bible also provides birth dates of all children and marriage dates of 6 of the children. I told my dad, David Mullins, about the Bible in my possession and your family tree. -- Michelle Mullins McConnell, Geneanet Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 24 June 2019 -------------------- U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995 Lubbock, Texas, City Directory, 1932, p Mullings [sic] Leon student Tech r 2910 20th Mullins Lucile Miss r 1807 Av F Mullins R Benjamin (Fannie) farmer h 1807 Av F Mullins Ross r 1807 Av F United States Social Security Death Index George R Mullins Age 82 Birth 30 Nov 1908 Arizona Last Place of Residence Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona 85006 Death 23 Nov 1990
"John III married, but to whom? This union had several children, one of which was William Mark born 1869. Then he married Mary Bailey and had Frances J and George W. In the 1880 Census Cherokee Co, daughter Frances J age 15 and son, George W age 12 are living with their father, John III. In 1881 John III married my 2x great grandmother, Ann Boling." -- "bolhal541," Ancestry.com Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 6 March 2018 1880 Federal Census, Cherokee County, Georgia, 25 June, District 21, page 42, Hse/Fam #122 Mullins, John M W M 54 Head Widowed Farmer GA SC SC [b abt 1826] Mullins, Frances J W F Dau 15 Single Keeping House GA GA GA [b abt 1865] Mullins, George W W M 12 Son Single With Fathers Farming (?) GA GA GA [b abt 1868]
1850 Federal Census, Cherokee County, Georgia, 15 October, Division 15, page 479, Hse #1068, Family #1073 John M Mullins 53 M Farmer South Carolina Francis A Mullins 51 F South Carolina Margaret A Mullins 24 F Georgia [b abt 1826] John M Jr (John M III) Mullins 23 M Farmer Georgia [b abt 1827] Nancy A Mullins 20 F Georgia [b abt 1830] Green D Mullins 19 Male Farmer Georgia [b abt 1831] Seborn J Mullins 16 Male Georgia [b abt 1834] Mary K Mullins 14 Female Georgia [b abt 1836] Lafayette J Mullins 12 Male Georgia [b abt 1838] Alfred W Mullins 10 Male Georgia [b abt 1840] Martha J Mullins 8 Female Georgia [b abt 1842] 1860 Federal Census, Pickens County, Georgia, 25 June, Sharp Top, PO Marble Works, page 953, Hse #631, Fam #538 Green Mullins 27 M Farmer $300 Real Estate $60 Personal Georgia [b abt 1833] Elizabeth Mullins 24 F Georgia Doctor Mullins 6 M Georgia Christopher C Mullins 4 M Georgia Elias M Mullins 2 M Georgia Mike Taylor reports that he has found documents indicating that Green D Mullins joined his two brothers James P and George Ross, as well as one of George's sons, Martin B, to fight for the Union in the Civil War. Many North Georgians chose the northern side in the US Civil War. These Mullins Unionists were listed in the roster for Col James G Brown's 1st Georgia State Troops Volunteers, and later in Howard's 1st Georgia US Infantry. Another brother William F Mullins, was a Captain in the 43rd Georgia Infantry of the Confederacy. -- http://www.mikeinkaty.com/ThomasMullinsDescendants.pdf In 1870, we find Green and his family still in Pickens County, Georgia. Their Post Office is reported as Jasper. Here Green's wife is Jane, age 30, thus born about 1840. Jane would be Green's 2nd wife. It is thought that Elizabeth Caldwell Green, mother of Green's children in these two censuses, died in or before 1868. But Elizabeth's son Brantley doe sin t include the name of Jerrome in the list of his brothers (see note below). 1870 Federal Census, Pickens County, Georgia, 12 July, PO Jasper, page 75, Hse/Fam #585 Mullins, Green D 37 M W Farmer $50 Real Estate $100 Personal b South Carolina [b abt 1833] Mullins, Jane 30 F W Keeping House Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1840] Mullins, Brantley 16 M W Assisting on Farm Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1854] Mullins, Columbus C 13 M W Assisting on Farm Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1857] Mullins, Elias M 11 M W Assisting on Farm Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1858-9] Mullins, Pearson J 9 M W At Home Georgia Can read or write [b abt 1861] Mullins, Jerrome 7 M W At Home Georgia Can read or write [b abt 1863] Green's middle initial D here stands for Dolphus, which was a nickname for his proper middle name Adolphus. -- Charlotte Linn Claborn, RootsWeb Message to Orville B Jenkins Some have questioned Charlotte's aassertion, and feel the records indicate the actual name was Dolphus. His grave has his name as Green D Mullins, as do some censues.. The two forms of Green's second son's name seem to indicate that he is Christopher Columbus Mullins, which is reported by some sources. The birthplace of Green is now reported as South Carolina instead of Georgia as in 1860. The age of Elias in these two censuses does not match, as often we find. Two additional children were born (at least that survived) after the 1860 census and before Elizabeth died. Reports estimate that Elizabeth died before 1868. But I have thought it likely that Jerrome is also Elizabeth's son. Details of her death are vague. Perhaps she died in childbirth with Jerrome. On the other hand, since Jerrome's name is not in the list of brothers that Brantley records, he could be Jane's son. Note that Pearson's middle initial in the census is J. Charlotte Claborn reports that family sources indicate it was B, and further, his brother Brantley reported that his name was McPierson, rather than Pearson. "Doctor Brantley Mullen in his eastern Cherokee application stated his brothers names were: Christopher Columbus Mullins, Elias Mullow Mullins, McPierson B. Mullins, and that he had no sisters." -- Charlotte Linn Claborn, RootsWeb Message to Orville B Jenkins Based largely on this record, I am considering that Jerrome is the son of Green and his second wife Jane. Going by his age in the 1870 census and the resulting estimated birth year, this would also mean that Elizabeth died before 1862.
I have not included the names of the Gassaway children. These are reported by Dorothy Mullinnix in her Mullinnix Files. She seems to have some duplicates under variations of the names. She records no dates or places of birth for most. I am including here the names I can discern: Hershel Frank Hurley Rollo Bethel Ethel Mary Modest Gladys Joseph A Jr [ Joseph Linzy - name on his FAG memorial] Berry Levi, b Nov 1887, Indian Territory Oscar, Feb 1891, Indian Territory Effie, Dec 1893, Indian Territory Albert Giffin, b 30 Mar 1895, Indian Territory Joseph Lindsey, 27 Jan 1898, Indian Territory Some of her children are linked on Find a Grave. Ida Louella "Aunt Lou" Mullins Gasaway Birth Jul 1871 Pickens County, Georgia, USA Death Mar 23, 1957 Elk Grove, Sacramento County, California, USA Spouse Joseph A. Gasaway (1866 - 1928) Children: Berry L. Gasaway (1887 - 1974) Joseph Linzy Gasaway (1898 - 1967) Rollo Jackson Gasaway (1906 - 1997) Bethel E Gasaway (1909 - 1999) Modist Gasaway Endres (1911 - 1993) Burial Bald Hill Cemetery, Morris, Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, USA Created by earlagee Jan 12, 2012 -- Find A Grave Memorial #83355497, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=83355497