Mullikin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mullikin / Newman

bgansel9 — 2014-05-29 23:41:52Z

HI rrclark13,

You are indeed correct about the two brothers and two sisters. I am sister #2 (the youngest of 5, Terry is my oldest sibling and there were no other children born) and our family is from Delaware. I'll contact Terry and let him know that you wrote to him. I think he's been very busy recently.

You can contact me at bgansel9@gmail.com if interested.

Re: Mullikin's from Maysville-Sardis Kentucky

MrsLee32203 — 2013-07-25 23:53:26Z

I hope I am not too late with this. I Googled "Grover Maysville Kentucky" and came across this post. I would love to know what you have on the GROVER family. I descend from Mary (Grover) Payton 1824-1880

Re: Patrick Mullikin

roddy4431 — 2013-07-16 03:55:46Z

thank you for the info, do you happen to know patricks father and mothers name

Re: Patrick Mullikin

roddy4431 — 2013-07-16 03:49:16Z

Yes my uncle Kenneth also know as Joe has a family tree on here now and his is pretty nice quite a few pictures and gocuments on it . It is called Joes tree house . hope this helps you

Re: Patrick Mullikin

roddy4431 — 2013-07-16 03:44:31Z

Thanks I will give it a try

Re: Patrick Mullikin

roddy4431 — 2013-07-16 03:41:54Z

Patrick Mullikin is my 9th great grandfather

Re: Patrick Mullikin

roddy4431 — 2013-07-09 22:21:16Z

I am also looking for Patrick mullikin with the sam info you have, I have not been able to find anything but if I do I will notify you and if you don't mind please do the same for me thank you elizbabeth Rodman Mullican Thomas {aka roddy}

Re: Patrick and James

towenm — 2013-06-13 15:51:51Z

Check out this web site for accurate, documented information about James.
http://home.earthlink.net/~scmullikin/
Concerning Patrick (my ancestor) -- he and James are NOT brothers and there is no interaction between them in the Maryland Archives in Annapolis. Patrick arrived in 1647. He acquired a tract of land on Leonard's Creek, on the Western Shore. He purchased this with James Ganion, Andrew Scott and Thomas Ayers. The name of the property was "Scotland." That's all I know. I don't know where Patrick originated but he was in the colony long before James arrived.

There are so many misconceptions out there about these two -- most are assumptions and not proven.

Tom Mullikin

Re: Mullikin

towenm — 2013-06-13 15:44:22Z

Go to this web site for accurate information. There's too many assumptions out there from people who have no proof. This web site does:
http://home.earthlink.net/~scmullikin/

Tom Mulikin
Descendant of Patrick Mullikin

BTW -- Patrick and James were NOT brothers.

Re: Patrick and James

ncaswan — 2013-06-13 00:20:09Z

Hi I would love to know more about the atlas you show this info. on. My brother is heading to Scotland tomorrow and hopes to do some research. Do you have any dates when they went to Scotland or when they came to Maryland?

James Gunnell Mullikin Sr was my 8th great grandfather i believe. If he has Stembridge in his family line and if the name was later changed to Mullican.

Thanks,
Nancy

Re: Cival War Mullikins

plesciajr — 2013-05-27 22:29:09Z

Mr. Mullikin: Do you know if there was a Theodore Mullikin who served in, or was associated in any way, with the Civil War? The reason I ask is that I have a small (3") framed original medallion-type photo of Emma Mullikin, dressed in what appears to be mourning attire. The photo appears to be from the Civil War era or the years immediately following. On the back, written in pencil, is the following: "Emma Mullikin (Mrs. Theodore Mullikin)".
I would be happy to send you an image of this photo if you like. Please email me at plescia.tony@yahoo.com

mullikins of mason ky.

grossdennis — 2013-03-17 14:47:41Z

would like to find ancesters of lafayette mullikin

Re: Mullikin's from Maysville-Sardis Kentucky

AngelaWhite79 — 2013-03-13 17:21:43Z

I am looking for a Charlie (charles) Mullikin that married by Grandmother Mary Elizabeth Waits (Wallace) sometime after 1930. I can't find anything on him in any records. I do know he was from the Maysville/Augusta area and died in the 1950/60's?

Re: Mullikin Family of Prince Georges County, mid 1800's

grannieann — 2013-02-13 01:10:30Z

Hi Nancy. It was a good surprise to hear from you! Yes, I would like whatever you have on Jeremiah's family. While I am not a Mullikin (at least not now, but maybe further research will add that name to my list of directo ancestors, I am a Sherlock. My great aunt kept some info on Jeremiah Mullikin. After his first wife died, he married Eleanora Sherlock (her sister was my direct ancestor). I wanted to verify that Jeremiah's first wife was Maria Osbourne???? also I have somewhere that a Jeremiah Mullikin married a Polly Suit?? I dn't know where that info came from though because a few years ago, I had a corrupted back-up disk which made a mess of my genealogy files. It took out names, and only left dates, for example. It did other weird things and I lost my sources.

So anything you may have on this famiy would be great. My great aunt said that Jeremiah and his first wife had two children, Benjamin and Alice. Is this correct? He and my relative, Elenora Sherlock had one daughter, Katherine Honora "Kate" Mullikin, born 1857. I'd be interested in anything you have to share, and of course I would be happy to share whatever I have that may help you! Ann in Oregon

Re: Mullikin Family of Prince Georges County, mid 1800's

bennett2858 — 2013-02-12 07:04:55Z

I just noticed your post from 2007 about Jeremiah Mullikin who own property in Upper Maroboro Maryland. Jeremiah is my third great grandfather. My 2nd Great Grandmother was Elizabeth Mullikin Crandell she was married to James H. Crandell. Jeremiah left the land to my GG Grandmother Elizabeth, her husband James and her brother Benjamin Mullikin. My GG Grandfather own the Hotel in Upper Maroboro and the house he built on the land that Jeremiah left them. I have lots of information on the property and pictures of the house. Please contact me if you would like details.

Nancy

Re: Mullikin / Newman

rrclark13 — 2013-01-30 20:06:02Z

Terry:

I think we are also related. I am a Mullikin and if you have two brothers and two sisters (at last count) then,
I know that I am in the correct family tree. I will even
go to say, birth place, State of Delaware!

I will make this very easy, I am one of five and the rest are all boys. Yes, they are all Mullikin(s) and still alive and kicking!

RC

Re: Mullikin

monicamullikin — 2009-12-09 15:02:21Z

I received the report and appreciate your help. Thank you very much.

Monica Mullikin

Re: Mullikin

monicamullikin — 2009-12-08 00:13:39Z

Mary,

I found your information on Roots Web and tried to download it. I have Microsoft Vista on my laptop and it does some strage things. I have downloaded gedcoms in the past with no problem. Could you please send me you generation report? My email is
monicamullikin@comcast.net

Thank you for ur help.

Re: Mullikin

monicamullikin — 2009-12-04 22:10:43Z

I am not a Hoestead, but am married to a Mullikin. I was wondering if you would be willing to share your Mullikin family tree. I have part of the information, but also part is missing. Your contribution would be appreciated. Both my husband and I are originally from Baltimore, and his father was Thomas Mullikin. Thank you.

Monca Mullikin

Re: Mullikin

maryfarek — 2009-12-04 22:34:15Z

yes I am willing to share my stuff you can go to rootswebworldconnectproject and find my stuff and download the ged com it yourself. Or I us familytreemaker version 16 and send you a generation report. mystuff is under mfarek

let me know if you want me to send generation report if I do that you have to enter the stuff yourself with the ged com you don't.

Re: Mullikin

maryfarek — 2009-12-08 15:10:31Z

yes I will send you a generation chart.

Re: my grand father was addison and from tenn

Tracywaar — 2010-02-20 18:22:21Z

Abner mullikin sr was my great grandfather. My grandmother virginia mullikin kent was his daughter

Re: my grand father was addison and from tenn

Tracywaar — 2010-03-01 22:37:02Z

who are your parents? my grandmother virginia kent died may 1995. i am her daughter carols daughter. I have been doing research on grandmas side.

Re: Patrick Mullikin

TomMullikin — 2012-11-23 20:15:34Z

I have a copy of the book and it says that James and Patrick may have been related. However, there is no proof that they were related and there is no interaction between them in early colonial Maryland records. I've done extensive first hand research regarding Patrick and there is no evidence that he and James were brothers. Also, there is no evidence regarding Patrick's country of origin. He may have come from Scotland, but there's no evidence. Please use caution when making assumptions. Thank you.

Re: Patrick Mullikin

bonniemullikin — 2010-02-20 18:51:53Z

Hello,
My husband, Al, is a descendant of Perry, one of the twins of John Walter and Helen. I have most of my information from Dona Mullikin Freeman but I have also done some looking on my own. I am curious about your early (1500's) information - I have not seen that before. Did that come from the Mullikin book?
I am Bonnie and we live in Georgia.

Re: Patrick Mullikin

bonniemullikin — 2010-03-05 02:35:18Z

Thank you for the site - I have a lot of reading to do.
I had assumed that they were in Ireland because of the financial enticements by King James. Later, when the local Irish began to resent their being there, many emigrated to the US and elsewhere. I think that theory is mentioned in the Mullikin book by Ridlon.
Bonnie scurro@earthlink.net

MULLIKIN Frank 1918-1920

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-05 13:28:55Z

MULLIKIN Frank 1918-1920

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

MULLIKIN Knight and Irene

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-05 13:28:45Z

MULLIKIN Knight and Irene

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Mullikin-Weedon

carolwarren94 — 2012-05-28 21:52:24Z

thanks for responding-----------hoping to find some info
abt ALLIE.
carol.

Re: Mullikin-Weedon

carolwarren94 — 2012-05-28 20:19:07Z

Can you share ANY WEEDON surname info?
Sincerely,
carol wheeldin warren.

Re: Mullikin-Weedon

carolwarren94 — 2012-05-28 20:17:52Z

Seeking ANY info of ALICE WEEDON.
SINCERELY,
carol wheeldin warren.

Iowa Mullikins

jessicarenwald — 2012-07-02 14:11:40Z

I am looking for the ancestors of William (m. Mary E. Jones) Mullikin (1844-1902) who moved to Iowa. William was born in Indiana but I don't know his parents. I believe they were from Kentucky. If anyone has information about these Mullikins, I would like to correspond.

Thank you!

Nicholas Co KY Millikins

penengr — 2010-11-10 02:32:07Z

Daniel Heron/Herron/Herrin married Elizabeth Millikin 7 Aug 1836 in Nicholas CO., KY. Looking for both of their parents and whatever happened to them. Thanks.

Re: MULLIKIN, DRAGOO, LONG, ROYSE, COY, WALTERS

LReneeTS — 2011-10-27 09:49:56Z

What was her name?

Re: MULLIKIN, DRAGOO, LONG, ROYC/SE, COY, WALTERS

LReneeTS — 2011-10-27 09:45:11Z

my grandmother was ruby long.

Re: Mullikin-Weedon

MullikinR — 2012-05-28 21:29:21Z

Sorry - I have an Elizabeth WeedEn (1775-1824) married to my 3rd great grandfather on the Woodward side.

Re: Mullikin / Newman

aaclark177 — 2010-04-07 02:58:42Z

Vinnie B. Mullikin was my great grandmother. She was married to my grandfather's father, Charles P. Newman. I have been unable to find anything about Vinnie's parents or anything further. I would like to have further information about her parents and further ancestors of Vinnie B. Mullikin Newman. Thanks.

Re: James Gunnell Mullikin/ Google Regarde Bein

KWAndre51 — 2010-03-05 21:59:40Z

google Regarde Bein That will give you everything and anything you would ever want to know about James Gunnel, the family, and where we came from, make sure have time to sit down and go through all of it...They should make a movie out of us Mullikins our story is so amazing. Hope this helps, have any questions email me @ maybeitsme26@yahoo.com

Jess

Re: Patrick Mullikin

KWAndre51 — 2010-05-07 18:01:38Z

Came across the postings. There is a site called RegardeBein.com There it will tell you everything you need to know. All decendents of James Gunnel are decendents to the Amuliganes. Amuligane is the derivitive of the word Mullikin. The reason they were in Ireland, because the " mullikins" were basically always on the losing side of the wars, so they got kicked out of scotland, moved to ireland for a couple generations, then moved back to scotland. but that site it completely dedicated to the family name. Hope this helos

Mullikin/Maryland/Prince Georges

Kapke5 — 2011-05-06 17:43:52Z

I have decided my ggmother came from the cabbage patch and am looking for help to prove that wrong.
This is the accurate information I have based on the family paperwork I was given (mind you I was not given birth certs etc)
Annie Rebecca Mullikin (went by Annie,from what family is telling me her birth name was Annie as far as anyone knows)
b: 2 MAR 1865 I thave info that she was born in Montgomery Maryland, however I am not at all sure that is correct
m: 19 AUG 1885 Charles Wilbur Stephenson
d: 28 AUG 1944

She had 8 children
Ellen Mcniel Stephenson m Authur Eugene Simmons, the family owned or still owns a funeral home either in Clinton or Washington DC. Under the name of Simmons Funeral Home.
Orie May Stephenson
Charles Auliffe Stephenson
Mary Evelyn Stephenson
Joseph Godfrey Stephenson
Annie Virginia Stephenson
Ada Gertrude Stephenson
Dennis Wade Stephenson

Family tells me my grandmothers family lived in the Clinton area all their lives. When I mention Prince George's County, they say yes that is accurate information, I can't seem to get or find accurate informaiton on the census reports that show an "Annie" and there are so many Ann's or Anna's.
I also can't find any confirmation that the family changed the spelling of their name from Mullican to Mullikin. However I do have newspaper articles that do show Mullikin as the proper spelling of ANNIE'S name.
I am not at all sure where to head for a birth certificate for Annie, or how to even begin a search through Washington DC or Maryland as a proper starting point.
I would greatly appreciate any help and guidance anyone could give me.
Thanks

Re: Patrick Mullikin

towenm — 2012-07-15 20:21:01Z

Patrick Mullikin received tracts of land from Lord Calvert (not the king of England) for paying the passage for other settlers to the colony. Three separate documentary processes were required to authenticate grants of land -- Warrants, Certificates of Survey and Patents. All of this cost money. It would appear to me that Patrick had sufficient resources to not only bring others into the colony, but to also pay for the steps to acquire land. Calvert provided 50 acres for each immigrant. Patrick ultimately accumulated more than 1100 acres!

I have searched the records at Annapolis, Talbot County and a few other places looking for evidence related to Patrick. I can find no relationship between Patrick and James, other than the fact that they shared the same last name.

I recently participated in a DNA project comparing my DNA (I'm descended from Patrick) with descendants of James. While this is a very complicated process, and the study is still ongoing, simply stated, my DNA did not agree with those descended from James. The study is in the early stages, however. Patrick's family originated in Scotland, but his origins before coming to Maryland still remain a mystery.

I may not be from Missouri, but I say "prove it." The first property that Patrick acquired was 50 acres on the Western Shore, in Calvert County. He named it "Scotland." He continued to acquire more land and made money selling most of it. He settled on the Eastern Shore on a plantation he named "Patrick's Plains." I've been there: the original plantation buildings have not been located and the plantation divided into large, very expensive estates.

Re: Patrick Mullikin

jmhutch2011 — 2011-01-10 04:44:38Z

Hello Joan-
My name is Julie Mullican (was once spelled Mullikin). My relative is Patrick Mullikin from Scotland. Your emails on
Ancestry.com mention that you have a very old atlas that show land grants. You also mention that Patrick (and James) lived in London, England, Ireland, and then Scotland. I am highly interested in this history. Would you consider sending a copy of this information to me? I would be thrilled and very appreciative. Thank you.
-Julie

Re: Patrick Mullikin

iaut2laff — 2010-02-20 21:49:27Z

The 1500 info is from this geneology site:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mullikine/

They surmise from the book, "The Mullikins of Maryland" that there is a relation to both James and Patrick. Patrick being the poorer relation and most likely the Patrick we are related to. The Laird of Blackmyre (Amuligane) part may be stretching it... but could be plausible? I am more interested in why Patrick's family was in Ireland for a few generations.

Re: my grand father was addison and from tenn

lmgh23 — 2010-03-01 22:22:27Z

Virginia Mullikin Kent was my first cousin. My mother was especially fond of Virginia.

Re: My dad,s family.

mullikin127 — 2010-09-03 15:13:25Z

My father's name is Dewey Bronson Mullikin
Grandfather Dewey Herschel Mullikin (deceased)
We are from Maysville, Sardis Ky.

Re: My father was Addison L. Mullikin

rrclark13 — 2013-01-29 11:52:59Z

Joan:

I am also a Mullikin and as children, we spent a lot of time on the Eastern Shore, Maryland. That was our Annual Family Reunion spot, after we visited the family grave sites at the Greenboro Cemetery, Route 440. Then we would go on to Cousin Rumsie Mullikin & Beanie's Farm for a day of reuniting and laughter beyond belief. However, there was only one-outside convenience spot that occasionally got turned over. Of course, not one Mullikin would admit doing so. R. Mullikin Clark

Re: Mullikin-Weedon

rrclark13 — 2013-01-28 01:28:36Z

Hello Mullikin ... I am also a Mullikin and my dearest friend is a Weedon. Let's start with the Mullikin Family.
How may I help you? I am one of five and my father was
William Tarleton Mullikin, DOB, July 19, 1915. Married
Dorothy Angelina Libertini, June 19, 1938.

Does any of the above sound familiar?

They had five children

Re: MULLIKIN, DRAGOO, LONG, ROYC/SE, COY, WALTERS

jeffb_indy — 2012-03-10 02:33:20Z

Margaret Louise Dragoo Bailey Barnett, d.30 Jun. 2009
1st Husband - Charles F. Bailey d. 17 Jul. 1977
2nd Husband - Robert B. Barnett d. 11 Oct. 2011

All 3 are buried in Greenlawn Cemetary, Fraklin, IN

I am the Son of Charles F. Bailey: M. Louise Dragoo Bailey (Barnett) was my Step-Mother.

Re: Mullikin, Racine, WI

psmullikin — 2009-09-25 20:19:37Z

My father-in-law, Manson Patrick Mullikin II lived in Racine, WI for about 30 years, ending in about the mid 1990's when he moved to Seattle. He was referenced in an earlier reply by my stepson, mpmIV. Manson P. II was the son of Manson P. I, who was son of Alva, son of William P. Alva was in the Civil War and served under a General Manson and so admired him that he named his son Manson. At least that's how the story goes. We have a bible with some dates and location info. Manson P.II was born in Montana on an Indian Reservation when his dad was working for the railroad. I think that was 1921. His second wife still resides in Seattle and knows lots of Mullikin lore. (She was married to one of his cousins first). Anyone please feel free to contact me via email if you're interested in what other info we have. We have old photos too.

Re: Mullikin

DaneDHorstead — 2009-11-29 17:43:33Z

I too, am a Horstead, also related to Mullikin's of Eastern Shore Maryland, and I currently have an extensive Mullikin family tree, so far back to early 1500's.

I have to admit, I am astonished to find another Horstead family, in relationship to the Mullikins.

I do know that my grandfathers brother (reginald Horstead) came to New York in early 1910s, and then went to Canada, where we lost track of him.

But Horstead is my fathers side of the family, while Mullikin relations are from my mothers side.

Please reply!