Name: Neil Smith_s Virginia-Missouri 12-14-19

Updated: 12-15-2019 04:12:05.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Emerine H. Mullins: Birth: 09 JAN 1823 in Howard County, MO. Death: 16 DEC 1897 in home of her sister Sarah Hatcher, Cacheville, Yolo County, CA

  2. Nancy Julia Mullins: Birth: 12 APR 1824 in Howard County, MO. Death: 06 FEB 1877 in Scottsville, Sullivan County, MO

  3. Mary Ann Mullins: Birth: 12 MAR 1826 in Howard County, MO. Death: MAR 1865 in Linn County, MO

  4. Elizabeth C. Mullins: Birth: 02 OCT 1827 in Howard County, MO. Death: 25 APR 1891 in Sullivan County, MO

  5. John C. Mullins: Birth: 28 OCT 1829 in Howard County, MO. Death: AFT 1851

  6. James D. Mullins: Birth: 17 OCT 1831 in Howard County, MO.

  7. Sarah Frances Mullins: Birth: 24 OCT 1833 in Howard County, MO. Death: 31 OCT 1926 in Yolo County, CA

  8. Araminta B. Mullins: Birth: 14 FEB 1836 in Chariton County, MO. Death: ABT 1872 in Sullivan County, MO

  9. Jesse Wilson Mullins: Birth: 26 JUN 1838 in Linn County, MO. Death: 23 MAR 1912 in Browning, Linn County, MO

  10. Thomas J. Mullins: Birth: 20 MAY 1840 in Linn County, MO.

  11. Esther M. Mullins: Birth: 25 JAN 1843 in Linn County, MO. Death: BET 09 APR 1864 AND JUN 1870 in Sullivan County (probably), MO

  12. David Walter Mullins: Birth: 11 DEC 1845 in Linneus, Linn County, MO. Death: 05 MAR 1884 in Milan, MO


Sources
1. Title:   Missouri Intelligencer: John Rawlings Has Taken Up A Brown Horse, Location: Fayette, Missouri
Source:   S-151649006
Publication:   7 Mar 1828
2. Title:   The Browning Leader-Record: Pioneers Day In Missouri, Location: Browning, Missouri, Page: 4-1
Source:   S-151649005
Publication:   6 Mar 1919
3. Title:   History of Linn County, Missouri 1989
Page:   10, other settlers who came before 1836 were, Col. A. W. Flournoy, Capt. Jeremiah Phillips, E. T. Dennison, Robert Warren, James Howell, Irvin Ogan, Thomas Botts, Willis Parks, Samson Wyatt, Wharton R. Barton, John Kemper, Thomas Barbee, John Minnis, David
Source:   S-151649004
Author:   Linn County Missouri Historical Society
Publication:   private, unknown, 1989
4. Title:   A History of Northeast Missouri
Page:   407, JP elections
Source:   S-151649003
Author:   Williams, Walter, Writer Role: Editor
Publication:   The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago New York, 1913
5. Title:   A History of Northeast Missouri
Page:   408, early settlers
Source:   S-151649003
Author:   Williams, Walter, Writer Role: Editor
Publication:   The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago New York, 1913
6. Title:   A History of Northeast Missouri
Page:   417, first teacher
Source:   S-151649003
Author:   Williams, Walter, Writer Role: Editor
Publication:   The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago New York, 1913
7. Title:   The Browning Leader-Record: Pioneers Day In Missouri, Location: Browning, Missouri, Page: 4-1
Page:   provided title of Squire, reserved for local officials such as Justice of the Peace
Source:   S-151649005
Publication:   6 Mar 1919
8. Title:   Missouri, Compiled Marriages, 1754-1850
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Ancestry.com Operations Inc
9. Title:   Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Page:   Missouri State Archives; Jefferson City, MO, USA; Missouri Marriage Records [Microfilm]
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.
10. Title:   unknown Bible, Family Info: David Mullins, Present Owner: Riley, Mary Margaret, Location: Round Rock, Texas
Page:   David Mullins born Jun. 17, 1796
Source:   S-151649116
11. Title:   unknown Bible, Family Info: David Mullins, Present Owner: Riley, Mary Margaret, Location: Round Rock, Texas
Page:   David Mullins died June 16th, 1846
Source:   S-151649116
12. Title:   1830 Howard Co, MO Census, Record Type: U. S. Census, Location: Howard County, Missouri
Page:   182 (penned), David Mullins males 100001000 females 220010
Source:   S-151648999
Publication:   1830
13. Title:   Linn County, Missouri Circuit Court Records, Record Type: County Probate Proceedings, Volume: A
Page:   4, 1 May 1837 David Mullins certified J.P. of Locust Creek township after county elections
Source:   S-151649001
Publication:   1837-1844
14. Title:   1840 Linn County, Missouri Federal Census, Record Type: U. S. Census, Location: Linn County, Missouri
Source:   S-151648998
Publication:   1840
15. Title:   Howard County, Missouri Marriages, Record Type: County Marriage Registrations, Volume: 1
Page:   105, David Mullins married Nancy Rollins on 20 Sep 1821, rec. 21 Sep 1821
Source:   S-151647632
Publication:   1816-1834

Notes
a. Note:   Notice in Missouri Intelligencer (Fayette, MO): "John W. Rawlings, Moniteau Township, has taken up a brown horse. The horse was valued at $15 by David Mullins and Joseph Sidebottom. March 7, 1828 - Justice of the Peace Thomas Rawlings." John and Thomas Rawlings were brothers and David was Thomas' son-in-law
 David and family moved to Linn County, then part of Chariton County, in 1834, according to a 1919 letter by daughter Sarah Frances Mullins Hatcher. Sarah and husband William moved to California in 1852 and remained there the rest of their lives
  Early settlers Col. A. W. Flournoy, Capt. Jeremiah Phillips, E. T. Dennison, Robert Warren, James Howell, Irvin Ogan, Thomas Botts, Willis Parks, Samson Wyatt, Wharton R. Barton, John Kemper, Thomas Barbee, John Minnis, David Mullins, George Carson, Luke Patrick, and Enoch Kemper [this area would have been in Chariton County in 1836] were the first settlers
 These items appeared in the Linn County section of the History of Northeast Missouri:
  "April 1837, Organized Linn County into 3 townships Locust Creek (w), Parsons Creek (m), and Yellow Creek (e). At the election held in pursuance to above mentioned order, Thomas Russell and David Mullins were elected Justices of the Peace for Locust Creek Township."
  "Others who settled in the county before its organization were...David Mullins. The early settlers were in the main Kentuckyians with a few from Virginia and Tennessee...David Mullins is said to have had the distinction at one time of being the only Whig in the county."
  "Professor Rover, who came from Howard County, taught the first school in Linn County in 1837 on S25-T58-R21. He had from 18-20 pupils, among whom were... and the children of David Mullins"
 was appointed overseer of a road on 8 Aug 1838 (by the Linn County circuit court).
  Birthdate from CLEMENTS family bible in possession of Edith COLLINS in 1999. The bible is actually a few pages from the book which was damaged by water and mice. The writing for the Mullins family and children is all in one hand and appears to have been written at one time, probably Nancy Julia copied the entries from her parents' bible in order to have her own copy. Some subsequent entries are in another hand and in pencil. That handwriting looks like that of Ada Rogers Smith.
  According to the 1880 Linn Co., Census - sons Jesse and David listed their parents' birthplace as KY.
  1830 Howard County MO census lists a David MULLINS and family with the correct number and age of children to be our David. Another David moved to the county in 1826. Our David is not found in any MO census in 1840

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