MULLICAN GENERATION FIVE
16. THOMAS5 MULLICAN, (William4, William3,James2, JamesA-1), b ca by 1763 ?VA
m 28 June 1786 Bedford Co., VA Millie Routon b ca 1765-1784 dau of Richard
Routon. He apparently moved with his father to Greenville District, South
Carolina about 1786 or 1787. 
On 4 May 1791 he purchased 35 acres of land on
Horse Creek in Greenville District from Jesse Chandler.35 This land adjoined
land of Jesse Chandler and William Mullican. Then on 20 Jan 1801 he purchased
110 acres of land on Horse Creek of Reedy River from Moses Lingo.36 This land
was originally granted to Jesse Chandler. Witnesses to this deed were William
Mullican and Warrick Bristo. Thomas is listed on the 1810 Census of Greenville
District with 4 white males under 10; 2 white males 10-16: 1 white male 16-26: 1
white male over 45: 1 white female under 10: 1 white female 10-16: 2 white
female 16-26; and one white female 26-45. On 21 June 1816 he and wife Melg sold
60 acres of land on Horse Creek to Douglas Childers.37 This land bordered Thomas
Brister, John Chandler, Sr, Lenus Rice, and Thomas Mullican. Witnesses to the
deed were Richard R. Mullican and Thomas Mullican Jr. Then on 9 Feb 1818 he sold
291 acres of land on Horse Creek to Joseph McCullough.38 This was apparently all
of his land owned at that time as it included the plantation he now lives on. We
can surmise that in 1818 Thomas moved from Greenville District. This seems to be
further confirmed by the fact that in Mar 1817 Milly Mullican was granted her
letter of dismissal by Fork Shoals Baptist Church.39 On the membership lists
Milly Mullican is listed below a - - lly Mullican.40 Thomas was also a member of
Fork Shoals Baptist Church as on 11 Nov 1826 as a former member he was restored
to membership. The abstractor of the church minutes added a note that "he
may also have been dismissed at the same time."41 Fork Shoals Baptist
Church is located in southern Greenville County, South Carolina just off
McKelvey Road [Hwy 154], eight miles southwest of Fountain Inn and ten miles
southeast of Piedmont.42 The first surviving minutes of this church start in
1814. South Carolina Baptist Historian think that Fork Shoals Baptist Church was
formerly Horse Creek Baptist Church, as the first appearance of name Fork Shoals
is in 1799 and the final appearance of Horse Creek Church was in 1798. 
Thomas and Thomas Mullican Jr are listed as a list of tax defaulters in Gwinnett
County, Georgia on 10 August 1819. In the 1820 Censu of Gwinnett County
Thomas is listed with one white male under 10, one white male 10-16, one white
male 45 and up, one white female under 10 and one white female 45 and up.
Also in Gwinnett County in 1820 was Thomas' brother Ninian Mullican. In
1830 Census of Gwinnett County, Georgia, Thomas is listed with one white male
20-30, one white male 60-70 one white female under five, one white female 15-20
and one white female 60-70. Probably children of Thomas Mullican and
Millie Routan:
28. (i) Jeremiah.6 Mullican b ca 1784-1796 SC or VA.
29. (ii) Female6 Mullican b ca 1784-1796 SC or VA.
30. (iii) Female6 Mullican b ca 1784-1796 SC or VA.
31. (iv) Thomas6 Mullican, Jr. b ca 1794-1800 SC.
32. (v) Richard R.6 [Routon] Mullican b ca 1794-1800 SC.
33. (vi) Female6 Mullican b ca 1794-1800 SC.
34. (vii) YICTIN6 Mullican b ca 1800-1810 SC. Female. m John GoGettem.
35. (viii) Male6 Mullican b ca 1800-1810.
36. (ix) Male6 Mullican b ca 1800-1810.
37. (x) Male6 Mullican b ca 1800-1810.
38. (xi) Male6 Mullican b ca 1800-1810.
17. WILLIAM5 MULLICAN, (William4, William3,James2, JamesA-1), b ca 1769 VA d
bet 1850 & 24 Mar 185143 Warren Co., TN m1st ca 1790 SC Wilmoth Estes m2nd
widow Elizabeth Fuson m3rd Elizabeth Smith m4th widow Franky Barnes b ca 1761
VA. William Mullican was a farmer, and appears to have moved with his father to
South Carolina about 1787. On 10 Mar 1791 he purchased for 100 pounds 240 acres
of land on Horse Creek, Greenville District, South Carolina from Joseph
Dunklin.44 This land was bordered by the land of Jesse Chandler. He was still
living in Greenville District on 26 Jan 1792 when he appeared in court as
witness to deed for his father.45 He may have moved to North Carolina for a few
years as his son, William, on 1850 census says he was born in North Carolina. We
do not know if his son gave the information to the census taker, or if it was a
neighbor or some other person. If he did then he was back in South Carolina by
1797. On 29 May 1797 he purchased for 40 pounds 300 acres of land from Joseph
Webb[Joel Webb] on Seneca River in Washington District of South Carolina.46 This
land was bordered by the land of James Chandler and Isham Irby. On 5 August 1798
he sold 240 acres of this land for 50 pounds to John Russel.47 The deed
describes the land as being on Northside of Keowee River. William signed with an
"X" as his mark. On 4 November 1797 as William Millican Jr of
Pendleton District he sold his livestock to his father in Greenville District.48
He is in the 1800 Pendleton District, SC census with 3 white males under 10, 1
white male 26 to 45, 2 white females under 10, and 1 white female 26 to 45. He
was still in Pendleton District in 1801 when he helped inventory the estate
of
George Hoge.49 By 1805 he is in Lincoln County, Kentucky as he is on Tax List
with one white male over 21 and two horses.50 In the same tax district were
Jesse, Joel, and Townsend Webb. He is also on the 1806 Lincoln County Tax List
with one white male, three horses, and 200 acres of land on Knoblick Creek.51 In
1806 part of Lincoln County including Knoblick Creek was formed into Casey
County, Kentucky. He is listed as William Mullican, Jr on the 1807 and 1808 Tax
Lists of Casey County with four horses and 100 acres of land on Knoblick Creek
with his father as William Mullican SR. In 1808 Solomon Mullican is also listed
on the tax lists.52 We feel he moved from Casey County in 1808-1809 to Warren
County, Tennessee as on 17 September 1810 he had his occupant claim of 177 acres
of land surveyed on Mountain Creek adjoining James Webb.53 He, his brother, John
Mullican, Elias, James Jr & Sr, and Julias Webb is listed on the 1812 Warren
County Tax list in Richard Cantrell's District.54 On
6 April 1813 he entered 60 acres of land on dry fork of Mountain Creek in Warren
County. The land, which included said Mullican's spring, was surveyed on 17
October 1813 with James Webb and William Mullican as survey chain carriers.55
Also in 1813 he, brother John, and their father, William, signed a petition as
citizens living in extreme Northeast corner of Warren County to move voting
place to Pine Creek56 [in present DeKalb Co.] He entered 12 acres of land on 12
October 1814 on waters of Mountain Creek.57 The land was surveyed on 8 September
1815, and survey chain carriers were James Webb and William Mullican. He entered
two tract of land in 1824 for 82 acres and 50 acres.58 In 1825 and 1826 he
entered two tracts of land of 50 acres each.58 The 1825 and 1826 entries joined
land of Jonathan Parris on Mountain Creek. He also entered seven acres of land
in 1826 which joined his 60 acre tract he lived on, his 12 acre tract, and land
he purchased from Enoch Anderson, James Webb, and Thomas Harper.60 In 1828 he
entered 30 acres of land on waters of Collins River, and the 30 acres begin on
beginning corner of tract John G. Mullican now lives so as to include the old 30
acre tract said Mullican now lives on.61 He also added to his land holdings in
1828 by purchasing 50 acres from Jonathan Davis.62 The land was on both sides of
Mountain Creek. The land begin a few poles of the Baptist Meeting House, and
joined Jonathan Parris's lower 100 acre survey. The Baptist Meeting House is
probably the Concord Primitive Baptist Church located east of Highway 56 in
Warren Co., TN north of McMinnville and just north of community of Gath.
William and his wife, Wilmouth, were on the 1812-1816 membership list.63 of
the Old Bildad Baptist Church on Sink Creek in present day DeKalb County,
Tennessee. Also on the same list are Allen Mullican, Jane Mullican, Julius Webb,
and Hannah Webb. William and Wilmouth may have moved their membership to Old
Bildad's sister church, Concord Baptist Church, after it was established in
1814. Concord was located south of Mountain Creek in Warren County, and may have
been the church mentioned in the 1828 survey of Williams's. Old Bildad and
Concord held strong beliefs in predestination, and neither had a Sunday School
or musical instruments. They would have a preaching service only once a month;
lasting two to three hours, including the singing which was very slow.64 When
William's relationship with the Baptist Church begin is not exactly known, but
it continued in later generations. As his grandson, John Jefferson Mullican,
added a substantial wood frame room onto his log cabin for the church to meet on
Jones Fork in DeKalb County. William's great grandson, Jeremiah Mullican,
continued the Primitive Baptist tradition as he was a Minister.65
Rev. Ridlon states that Wilmouth Bruce was the wife of William Mullican. I
have found no association of the Mullican family with the Bruce family. I first
thought that William's wife may have been a Webb. It is obvious that William was
close to his family, since he was close to them why would he move several times
away from them. He first moves several miles away in a new county. Then he moves
to another state. When his family joins him he moves to another state. There
seems to be only one logical reason for these moves and that is his wife wanted
to be with her family. In each of his moves the Webb family was close to him. He
buys land from the Webbs, witnesses their deeds, and gives bond for them. There
was a close association for there to be no relationship involved. Another
indication of Webb involvement is his brother, John, purchased land from Julius
Webb. Then there is the William Mullican appointed as appraiser of the estate of
Thomas Townsend66, and Townsend was the father of Didama Townsend the wife of of
Jesse Webb.67 Jesse and his son, Townsend Webb, were in Kentucky with William
Mullican. John's son, John, named one of his daughters, Didama Mullican. Per
Tommy Webb, DeKalb County Historian, Julius Webb had a sister Didama Webb that
married James Webb68 the neighbor of William, and of course Jesse Webb's wife
was Didama Townsend. Also 29 Oct 1788, John Webb and Jesse Webb purchased land
on Horse Creek in Greenville District, SC from Jesse & Shadrach Chandler.
John and Jesse witnessed each others deeds with addition witnesses of John Byars
Webb and Joel Webb.69 The family Bible of Jeremiah Mullican, grandson of John S.
Mullican and great grandson of William, has William marrying Willie Bruce. This
is from copy made by Rock House Chapter, D.A.R., Sparta, Tennessee. This copy
also has William's brother, John, marrying Bettie Bruce. This information was
from the second page of the Bible. In 1960's I copied the original Bible of
Jeremiah Mullican which was owned by Ms. Florence Williams, Dry Valley,
Cookeville, Tennessee. The Bible was definely Jeremiah's as tells about his
conversion and his wife's. The flyleaf on the Bible was dated 1893. In this
Bible there was no mention of William Mullican and his wife. The copies made by
DAR would seem to have the parent of William added after 1907 when Rev. Ridlon
published his book. I also have portions of the original bible of John Jefferson
Mullican, son of John S. Mullican, and it does not mention William or his wife.
I found the will of Elisha Estes in Roane Co., TN. Elisha made his will on
6 Sep 1818 and probated 9 Mar 1819 in his will he names daughters, Wilmoth
Mulliken; Jenney Neighbor; Susanna Eastes; Nany Webb, Elizabeth Crumbles and
Mary Brister.70 Elisha Estes lived in Greenville County, South Carolina on
Horse Creek near the Mullicans and this is in sametime frame that William would
have married.71 When I platted out the survey of Elisha Estes in Greenville
County his land bordered that of Thompson Brister (father of Warrick Brister)
and Charles Estes. There was one owner of land between Elisha Estes and
William Mullican. Elisha had four other other daughters that married people on Horse
Creek and those daughters were Jenney Nieghbors, Nany " Nancy" Webb
and Mary Brister. Brister. Bristers, Crumbless, Neighbors and Webb are all people which William was
associated with in South Carolina, Kentucky or Tennessee as referenced by
following:
1798-2 Jan-Hugh Crumbliss to Warick Bristo both of Greenville Co., SC for 60
pounds sold ____ acres on the branches of Mountain CR borders William Babb
[Ball] Semars, Christopher Brunk Isach James, Drury Hodges & Thomas Brisham
[?Thompson Brister]. Hugh Crumbls. WitN: Amos Williams & Elisha Estes. Rec.
10 May 1798. Greenville Co., SC Deed BK E p 1.
1798-9 Jan-William Mullican of Washington Dist for 50 pounds sold to John Russel 240A on N side of Keowee River part of 652A granted to James Jordan. Signed: William "X" Mullican. Wit: Thos Stribling, Nancy Stribling. Rec. 26 Jan 1798. Pendleton Co., SC Deed BK C p 387.
1798-17 Mar-Joel Webb, planter for 80 pounds sold to Thomas Vick 50A on Keowee River, below the mouth of 18 Mile Creek, part of 642A granted 6 May 1793 to James Jordan and sold by sheriff of Pendleton Co to Joel Webb. Bond by Wm Mullican. Wit: William "X" Brister, Nancy "X" Vick. William Brister made oath to John Verner Rec. 20 Nov 1798. Pendleton Co., SC Deed BK C pgs 441-442.
1799-4 Nov-William Millican Jr of Pendleton Co., SC for 60 pounds sold to William Millican Sr of Greenville Co., SC my stock of cows and hogs. Wit. Hugh Crumbley, James Sims. Rec 4 Nov 1799. Pendleton Co., SC Deed Book E pgs 87-88.
1798-17 Mar-Joel Webb, planter for 80 pounds sold to Thomas Vick 50A on Keowee River, below the mouth of 18 Mile Creek, part of 642A granted 6 May 1793 to James Jordan and sold by sheriff of Pendleton Co to Joel Webb. Bond by Wm Mullican. Wit: William "X" Brister, Nancy "X" Vick. William Brister made oath to John Verner Rec. 20 Nov 1798. Pendleton Co., SC Deed BK C pgs 441-442.
1799-4 Nov-William Millican Jr of Pendleton Co., SC for 60 pounds sold to William Millican Sr of Greenville Co., SC my stock of cows and hogs. Wit. Hugh Crumbley, James Sims. Rec 4 Nov 1799. Pendleton Co., SC Deed Book E pgs 87-88.
1800-1 Apr-John Hogg sold to Margarett cows, mares, oxen cart, household furnishing etc. Wit: Hugh Crumbless, Wm Mullican, . Rec 5 May 1800. Pendleton Co., SC Deed BK E pgs 243-244.
1792-17 Aug-John Smith & wife Susannah to William Ball Senr 25A on Cain Cr. Wit: Hugh Crumbless, Jno Smith Senr. Rec 17 Feb 1794. Laurens Co., SC Deed BK E p 116.
1793-2 Jan-James Finney to Hugh Crumlefs for 30 pounds negro man named Peter about 40. Wit. James Rodgers, John Martin, Jeremiah Ward. Rec 11 Feb 1793. George Anderson JP. Laurens Co., SC Deeds
1797-31 July-Samuel Neighbours to Elisha Eustis for 32 pounds land on Line Cr adjoining the Indian Boundary line. Wit: Joel Webb, Fleet Neighbours. Reuben Pyles JP. Laurens Co., SC Deed BK F p 332.
1795-27 Aug- Hugh Crumbless of Greenville Co., to Jos Bonner for 10 shillings one third part of tract on Cane Cr survey 1790 by Jno. Hunter. Wit: Alexr Deele, Warwick Bristow. 25 Feb 1796. A Campbell JP Laurens Co., SC Deed BK P p 79.
1801-24 Sep-Elisha Eastis to Saml Neighbours Greenville Co. for 32 pounds acres on Old Inidan Boundary Line on Line Cr. Wit: Zedekiah Neighbours, Thoms Meares. Rec. 7 May 1804. Joseph Downs JP. Laurens Co., SC Deed BK H p 34.
When Elisha Estes purchased land in Laurens Co., SC from Samuel Neighbors who were witnesses to the deed but two men (Joel Webb and Fleet Neighbours) with same surname as those men that were son-in-laws of Elisha Estes.
1797-6 May-Thomas S. Reese, Sheriff of Pendleton Co., SC sold to Joel Webb 640A oon Saluda River below the mouth of 18 Mile Creek. "sold as property of Jas Jordan at the instance of Waddy Thompson". Wit: W. Thompson, William "X" Mullican. Rec 4 Nov 1797. Pendleton Co., SC Deed Bk C p 356.
1797-29 May-Joseph Webb to William Mulican Jr for 40 pounds for 300A parto of the tract granted James Jordan on land belonging to Jas Chandler and land belonging to Isham Irby on the Seneca River. Wit: Sion "X" Holly, James Chandler. Sion Holly said he saw Joseph Webb otherwise called Joel Webb sign above deed. Rec. 1 Nov 1797. Pendleton Co., SC Deed BK C p 355.
1798-9 Jan-William Mullican of Washington Dist for 50 pounds sold to John Russel 240A on N side of Keowee River part of 652A granted to James Jordan. Signed: William "X" Mullican. Wit: Thos Stribling, Nancy Stribling. Rec. 26 Jan 1798. Pendleton Co., SC Deed BK C p 387.
1798-17 Mar-Joel Webb, planter for 80 pounds sold to Thomas Vick 50A on Keowee River, below the mouth of 18 Mile Creek, part of 642A granted 6 May 1793 to James Jordan and sold by sheriff of Pendleton Co to Joel Webb. Bond by Wm Mullican. Wit: William "X" Brister, Nancy "X" Vick. William Brister made oath to John Verner Rec. 20 Nov 1798. Pendleton Co., SC Deed BK C pgs 441-442.
1799-4 Nov-William Millican Jr of Pendleton Co., SC for 60 pounds sold to William Millican Sr of Greenville Co., SC my stock of cows and hogs. Wit. Hugh Crumbley, James Sims. Rec 4 Nov 1799. Pendleton Co., SC Deed Book E pgs 87-88.
1800-1 Apr-John Hogg sold to Margarett cows, mares, oxen cart, household furnishing etc. Wit: Hugh Crumbless, Wm Mullican, . Rec 5 May 1800. Pendleton Co., SC Deed BK E pgs 243-244.
Unknown Date-Jas Prince to William Mullican land except what is taken by Abraham Howard. Pendleton Co., SC Deed BK F pgrs 137-138.
1804-17 Apr-John Woodall, Sr for $100 sold John Woodall Jr
100A on branches of Big Generostee Creek border by Joh Woodall, John Hogg,
George Hogg. Wit: William Mullican, Edward T. McClure. Rec 27 Mar 1806-
Pendleton Co., SC Deek Bk H pgrs 429-430.
Certainly all of these transactions show a strong pattern of relationship
between Bristers, Crumbless, Neighbors and Mullicans. At the time frame
that William Mullican would have married Elisha Estes was close by with his
daughter, Wilmouth. The evidence is excellent that Wilmouth Mullican was
the daughter of Elisha Estes. There is no reliable evidence to show that
Wilmouth was a Bruce.
William made an affidavit for his sister, Nancy Mullican Vickers,
Revolutionary War pension application on 17 May 1845. He stated his sister was
married to John Vickers in Greenville Co., SC on 18 Nov 1791 and that his oldest
son John Mullican was born 8 Nov 1791. He also said that his sister’s oldest
child and his oldest child was born 28 Aug 1793. He referred to his brother John
Mullican.
In the 1850 Warren Co., TN agricultural census, District 11, William has 25
acres improved land, 150 acres unimproved land with value of $300. Value
of
implements was $20. He owned one horse, one mule, three milk cows, six
other cattle and 19 swine. the value of animals was $103. His farm
produce was 200 bushels cornt; 100 bushels oats, 40 bushesl of barley, 150
pounds of butter. Value of home manufactured was $10 and value of animals
slaughtered was $20.
The landholdings of William and the inventory that follows indicates that he was a farmer as was the majority of the men in his neighborhood. We can see from the inventory that he raised corn, oats, owned hogs and cattle. His home was probably made of logs that he had cleared from his land to farm.
William was dead by 24 March 1851 when the inventory of his personal property
was taken.72 In his inventory was 1 clock; 4 bedsteads & furniture; 1
cupboard; 1 Bible; 1 table; 1 pothook; 1 lot of pewter; lot of stoneware; 1 pot
oven with lid; 1 looking glass; 2 barrels; 1 bottle; 2 wheels; 1 check reel; 1
pot with hooks; lot of grain, 1 mans saddle; 1 lot of chain; 1 waggon; 1 froe; 1
weeding hoe; 1 wood saw; lot of shucks; 1 curry comb; 13 barrels corn; lot of
fodder; stack of oats; cutting knife; lot of hoggs; 1 cow & calf; 1 pulley;
1 trunk; 1 plow; 1 bottom; 1 trough; 1 keg, $25.00 in cash; 1 note on Elias C.
Barnes & James Barnes $10.00 due 25th Dec 1847 doutfull; 1 note on John G
Mullican for $42.44 due 9th Sept 1840 which note is bad the maker being
Insolvent he is one of the heirs 1 note on James Mullican for sixty bushell of
salt. P. Mullican is dead & Insolvent; 1 witness claim for $2. considered
good. The Inventory was taken by William C. Mullican and Samuel Fuston as
administators. Buyers at the estate sale were Zebedee Edge; Sarah Green; Nancy
Fuston; Thomas Womack; Wm G. Mullican, Bible; Franky Mullican; Jany Mullican;
Nancy Mullican; Pinkney Mullican; T. G. Mullican; John J. Mullican; Allen
Mullican; Thomas Womack; Anderson Mullican; Wm J. Mullican; Isaac Jones; Wm
Martin; Isaac Cantrell; Lovel Tipit; James Webb, Jr.; S. V. Green; James Barnes;
E. B. Wood; Wm W. Cantrell; Henry Marcum; Nathan Womack; and Elijah West.
Children of William Mullican and Wilmouth Estes:
39. (i) John Greenberry6 Mullican b 8 or 17 Nov 1791 SC d 5 or 30 Jan 1882 DeKalb
Co., TN m ca 1813 Warren Co., TN Sarah Barnes b 25 Dec 1797 NC d 20 May 1876
DeKalb Co., TN dau of Sarah Barnes and was she the wife of Nineveh Barnes?
40. (ii) William J.6 Mullican b 20 Jan 1793 or 28 Aug 1793 NC d ca 1852
Warren Co., TN m ca 1813 Mary Tittle b ca 1791 VA d aft 1850 Warren Co., TN.
41. (iii) Allen6 Mullican b ca 1794 SC d ca 1851 Warren Co., TN m 7 Aug 1816
Wilson Co., TN Susan Fuston b ca 1794 d bef 1850 Warren Co., TN m 2nd Frances
________ b ca 1827 TN.
42. (iv) James6 Mullican b ca SC m ca 1815/16 Jane Durham.
43. (v) Jane6 (Jinsey) Mullican b ca 1798 SC d ______ m ca 1818 William
"Chunky Mullican b 4 May 1799 SC d aft 1879 Warren Co., TN son of John
Mullican and Mary Bruce.
44. (vi) Jeremiah6 Mullican b ca 1798 SC d ca 1800.
45. (vii) Sarah6 Mullican b ca 1806 Casey Co., KY d 29 Aug 1879 Warren Co.,
TN m1st William Stembridge m2nd Solomon V. Green.
46. (viii) Nancy6 Mullican b ca 1808 d ca 1863 Warren Co., TN m1st James
Brister m2nd Samuel Fuston.
47. (ix) Wilmoth6 Mullican b ca 1811 Warren Co., TN d aft 1850 m James Bruce.
18. JOHN5 MULLICAN, (William4,
William3, James2, Jamesa-1), b 7 Mar 1772 VA d 12 Mar 1855 Warren Co., TN m1st
Mary Bruce m2nd Nancy Tarwater b ca 1786 unknown. 1850 Census
shows Nancy as age 64 and born in Tennessee. This is not correct as to state of
her birth as Tennesse did not become a state until 1796. William Mullican in an
affidavit for his sister, Nancy Mullican Vickers, widow’s pension application
mentioned his brother John Mullican. We have have no record on John in
Greenville Co., SC or Casey Co., SC. It does appear from some of his children
being born in SC that he lived in Greenville Co., SC. His daughter, Susanna,
date of birth 1810 is listed on the 1850 census of Warren Co., TN as being born
in SC. John is not on the 1810 census of South Carolina, so he probably moved
from SC in 1810 to Warren Co., TN. He definitely appears to not have lived in
Casey Co., KY area as he is not on any of the Casey County or Lincoln Co., KY
tax lists. The common thinking is that John and his brother, William, moved to
Warren Co., TN in 1818 which is incorrect as the following records show that
John was in Warren Co., TN as early as 1812.
1812-Warren Co., TN Tax List-49. Mullican, William; 50. John Mullican; 51. James
Webb Sr; 52. James Webb, Jr; 53. Elisha Webb; 47. Julius Webb; Elias, James Jr
& Sr, and Julias Webb on Richard Cantrell's Dist. taxlist Warren Co. Tn. In
Dist 15 John B. Parker, Esq is 4. Elisha Webb; 6. John B. Webb; 8. Jesse Webb Jr;
18. Cheley Webb; 27. Joshua Webb; 31. Jeremiah Webb; 32. Wm Womack; 33. Abner
Womack; 34; Ninevah Barnes; 36. John Webb; 38. Julian Webb; 54. John Webb Sr;
56. Richard Cantrell. In dist of Alexander Hill is a John Milican. Warren Co.,
TN tax list.
1820 Warren Co., TN census Mullican, John-1Wmu10, 1WM26-45, 3WFU10, 1WF16-26, 1WF45U.
1830-Mullican, John Sr-Warren Co., TN census p 301 1wm5-10, 1wm10-15, 1wm30-40, 1wm50-60, 1wfu5, 1wf10-15, 1wf15-20, 1wf20-30, 1wf40-50
1836-Warren Co., TN Taxlist-Dist 11: William Mullican 150A 1poll; Dist 12: T. G. Mullican 1 poll; William Mullican 170A 1 poll. Dist 14: John Mullican 301A 1 poll; James Mullican 1 poll; William Mullican 111A 0 poll; John Mullican 1 poll; Wamack, William 290A ) poll; Alfred G. Webb 80A 1 Poll; Ardyn Wamack 150A 1 poll; William Wamack Jr 1 poll; Aber Wormack 369A 2 slaves; Benjamin Rowland; 619A 1 poll; Samuel Rowland 1 poll.
1838-Warren Co., TN Taxlist P 565 Dist 14-p 567-John G. Mullican 1 poll; p 569-John Mullican 530A; James Mullican 1 poll; James Webb 306A 1 poll; Burgess Womack 240A 1 poll; Byers Webb 100A 1 poll; Jno B Webb 300A 1 poll; Abner Wamack 185A; Jeremiah Webb 1 poll; Jno Webb 1 poll; Robt P Womack 224A 1 poll; Robt Webb 480A 1 Slave;
1840-Mullican, John-Warren Co., TN p 329 1m15-20, 1m20-30, 1m60-70, 1f10-15, 1f40-50.
1850 Warren Co., TN Census-District 11.
832-John Mullican 75 M VA Farmer $500
Nancy A. 64 F TN
Nancy A. 22 F TN
The common thinking is that John married first Mary Bruce, but
there is no proof of this. Children of John Mullican and ?Mary Bruce:
+ 155. (i) JAMES MULLICAN b 8 Nov 1797 SC m Mary "Polly" Womack
+ 156. (ii) WILLIAM CHUNKY MULLICAN b 4 May 1799 SC m his cousin Jane "Jinsey"
Mullican-no children.
+ 157. (iii) JOHN MULLICAN b 4 July 1800 SC d 1858 Daviess Co., MO m Mary
Washington Rowland.
+ 158. (iv) SUSANNA MULLICAN b 1 May 1810 SC d 8 Aug 1892 McMinnville, Warren
Co., TN m Arsey Womack.
+ 159. (v) MARY "Polly" MULLICAN b 16 Mar 1812 Warren Co., TN m
William Womack
Children of John Mullican and Nancy Ann Tarwater:
+ 160. (vi) SARAH "Sally" MULLICAN b 15 Dec 1816 Warren Co., TN d 3
Jan 1888 Warren Co., TN m William W. Cantrell.
+ 161. (vii) SOLOMON T. MULLICAN b 2 Jun 1819 Warren Co., TN d 31 May 1887
Warren Co., TN m 23 Apr 1846 Warren Co., TN Miriam Webb.
+162. (viii) ANDERSON ‘Anson" FOREST MULLICAN b 24 Oct 1822 Warren Co.,
TN d 7 Feb 1887 Warren Co., TN m Mary "Polly" Potter.
+163. (ix) NANCY ANN MULLICAN b 30 Apr 1827 Warren Co., TN d Aug 1903 Warren
Co., TN m 6 Mar 1861 Abraham C. Potter.
19. NANCY5 MULLICAN b ca 1775 in VA d aft 1845 TN m 10 Jun 1792
Greeneville Co., SC John Wright/R Vickers born 2 Apr 1750 probably Prince
William County, Virginia d 7 Mar 1843 Lincoln Co., TN. In the summer of 1777 he
enlisted in the service of the United States under the command of Captain Ewell
for an initial period of three years, but ultimately six years until his
discharge, April of 1783 in Little York, Virginia.
John Vickers' Revolutionary War Pension File
R.10942
B.L.Wt.1918-100
Cover:
West Tennessee
John Vickers of Lincoln Co. in the State of Tennessee who was a private in the
company commanded by Captain Ewell of the Regiment commanded by Colonel Gibson
in the Virginia line, for the term of three years from 1777 to 1780.
Inscribed on the Roll of West Tennessee at the rate of eight Dollars per month,
to commence on the 20 day of Dec. 1831. Certificate of Pension issued the 30th
of December 1831 and sent to Hon. J.R. Polke, House of Reps. Arrears to 4th of
March 1832 $20.12. Revolutionary Claim, Acts March 18, 1818, and May 1, 1820.
Rec. Book D?, Vol. 9, page 162.
Declaration in order to [?] on the pension list under the act of 18th March
1818. County of Lincoln State of Tennessee On this 27th day of July 1830,
personally appeared in open court during a Court of Record for the County of
Lincoln (which is made a Court of Record by the laws of the state, and
proceeding according to the Court of the Common Law with jurisdiction unlimited
in [?] of account keeping a record of this proceedings) John Vickers, resident
in said County aged 87 years who being first duly sworn according to law doth on
his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the provision made by
the Act of Congress the 18th March 1818 & the 1st of May 1820. That he
enlisted for the term of three years as well as he now recollects in the year
1777 in the State of Virginia, Prince William County, in the Company commanded
by Thomas Ewell in the Regiment commanded by Col. Gibson in the line? of the
State of Virginia Muhlenburgs Brigade on the Continental Establishment--that he
continued to serve in the said Corps until April 1783 when he was discharged
from the service at Little York in the State of Virginia--that he relinquishes
every claim whatever to a pension except the present--that his name is not on
the roll of any state except Virginia, & that the following are the reasons
for not making [?] application for a pension. He did some time since make
application--he could not [?] to himself to make application to his country for
[?] as he could by his industry and economy support himself in any sort of
decency and comfort and in pursuance of the Act of May 1820 I do solemnly swear
that I am a resident citizen of the United States on the 18 March 1818 &
that I have not since that time by gift, sale, or in any [?] disposed of my
property or any part thereof with intent [?] so to diminish it as to bring
myself within the provisions of an Act of Congress entitled to act to provide
for certain persons engaged in the land & naval service of the United States
in the Revolutionary War passed on the 18th March 1818 and that I have not, or
any person in trust for me, my property or [?] contracts or debts due to me nor
have I any income other than what is contained in the schedule hereto annexed
and by me subscribed to wit:
One cow & calf
1 sow & 4 shoats
His occupation is a farmer. He is from his age and infirmity unable to pursue
it. His family are seven in number, viz:
John Vickers, age 17
Elijah, 14
Julia, 13
Eliza, 11
Zebulon, 10
himself & wife
No change has been made in my property since 18th March 1818 except such as one
caused by the death of my stock. John Vickers
I, Brien M. Gomer, Clerk of the County Court for the County of Lincoln in the
State of Tennessee.
************
Declaration of Nancy Vickers, widow of John Vickers deceased
The declaration of Nancy Vickers, widow of John Vickers deceased a Revolutionary
Pensioner of the United States made an order to obtain the benefits of the Act
of Congress of the 7th of July 1838, entitled "An Act granting half pay and
pensions to certain widows."
State of Tennessee
Lincoln County
On this the sixth day of January 1845 personally appeared before the County
Court of the County aforesaid Nancy Vickers, a widow of the County of Lincoln
aforesaid, aged about seventy years, who being first duly sworn according to
Law, doth on her oath make the following disclaimer in order to obtain the
benefits of the provision made by the Act of Congress passed July 7th 1838
entitled "an Act granting half pay and pensions to certain widows"
that she is the widow of John Vickers who was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the
United States under the Act of Congress passed the 7th of June 1832.
She further declares that she was married to the said John Vickers the tenth day
of June, Seventeen hundred and ninety-two, that her husband the aforesaid John
Vickers died on seventh day of March 1843. That she was not married to him prior
to his leaving service but the marriage took place previous to the first day of
January Seventeen hundred and ninety four, Viz: at the time above stated. Nancy
Vickers (her mark)
Sworn to and subscribed in open court on the day and year above written, Henry
Kelso Clerk.
State of Tennessee Lincoln County I, Henry Kelso, Clerk of the County Court of
said County do hereby certify that the foregoing declaration of Nancy Vickers
was made and sworn to in Open Court at the time and place and in the manner
therein stated. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affix my
seal of office at office in Fayetteville this sixth day of January 1845. Henry
Kelso, Clerk of Lincoln County Court. Information from Vern Easley.
Nancy Mullican Vicker’s brother, William Mullican, furnished
an affidavit in which he states that Nancy Mullican and John Vickers were
married on 18 Nov 1791 in Greenville Co., SC. That his oldest son was born 8 Nov
1791, and stated his sister’s and soldier’s oldest child was b 28 Aug 1793.
He also mentioned his and widow’s brother John Mullican. Children of
Nancy Mullican and John W/R. Vickers:
164. (i) CHILD6 VICKERS B 28 Aug 1793 Greenville Co., SC
165. (ii) EZEKIEL6 VICKERS (proposed) b. ca. 1800 GA m.Polly____
b. ca. 1801 NC.
166. (iii) JEREMIAH6 VICKERS (proposed) b. ca. 1800-1810
167. (iv) JOHN6 VICKERS b. ca. 1813
168. (v) ELIJAH6 VICKERS b. ca. 1814 GA d. ca. 1869 Lincoln Co. TN[22]
m.Isabella Yates b. ca. 1815 TN d/o Joshua Yates and Martha Stewart.
169. (vi) JULIA6 VICKERS b. ca. 1817
170. (vii) ELIZA6 VICKERS b. ca. 1819
171. (viii) YEHODAN6 (ZEBULON VICKERS b. ca. 1820
END NOTES
36. Greenville Dist., SC Deed BK F pgs 301/302, FHL microfilm #0024014.
37. Greenville Dist., SC Deed BK K pgs 30/31, FHL microfilm #0024014.
38. Greenville Dist., SC Deed BK K pgs 220/221, FHL microfilm #0024014.
39. Storey, Bill & Anne K. McCuen, "Genealogical Abstracts from
Greenville County, SC: The Earliest Minute Books of Ten Baptist Churches
1794-1850", 1992, by authors, Greenville, SC, p 102.
40. Ibid, p 124.
41. Ibid, p 105.
42. Ibid, p 99.
43. He was listed on 1850 Warren Co., TN Census, but had died by 24 Mar 1851when
inventory & sale of his estate occurred; Warren Co., TN Will BK 3, pgs
70-72.
44. Greenville Dist., SC Deed BK B p 261, FHL microfilm #0024013.
45. Greenville Dist., SC Deed BK G p 377-378, FHL microfilm #0024014.
46. Pendleton Dist., SC Deed BK B p 355 from Betty Willie's Book.
47. Pendleton Dist., SC Deed BK B p 387 from Betty Willie's Book.
48. Pendleton Dist., SC Deed BK E p 87-88 from Betty Willie's Book.
49. Wooley, James E. Editor, "A Collection of Upper South Carolina
Genealogical and Family Records", Vol 3, 1982, Southern Historical
Publications, Easley, SC, p 109.
50. Lincoln Co., KY Tax Lists, FHL microfilm #0008114.
51. Ibid
52. Casey Co., KY Tax Lists, FHL microfilm #007923.
53. Record Group 50, TSL&A, TN 1st Survey Dist, Survey BK D p 472.
54. From transcribed copy in Magness Community House and Library, Main St.,
McMinnville, TN.
55. Record Group 50, Early Tennessee Land Records, 1st Survey District, Survey
BK F pgs 278-279, Tennessee State Library & Archives, Nashville, TN.
56. "Ancearchin News", Vol 37 #4 Winter 1990, Memphis, TN, p 159.
57. Record Grp 50, Early TN Land Records, 1st Sur Dist, Survey BK J p 537, TSL&A.
58. Warren Co., TN Entry Taker's BK 1 pgs 43-44.
59. Warren Co., TN Entry Taker's BK 2 p 105.
60. Warren Co., TN Entry Taker's BK 2 p 243.
61. Warren Co., TN Entry Taker's BK 2 p 300.
62. Warren Co., TN Deed BK F pgs 447-448.
63. Old Bildad Church, micrfilm roll 703,TSL&A, Vol I.
64. Webb, Thomas G., "Julius Webb and wife Hannah Watkins", Warren
County Genealogical Association, Volume III, No 1, p 22.
65. He was a minister by 27 June 1880 as he formed the Philadelphia Church on
that date. From Bible of Jeremiah Mullican in possession of Florence Williams,
Dry Valley, Cookeville, TN.
66. Greenville Co., SC Deed Bk B pgs 92-95 in Lucas, Jr., Rev. Silas Emmett,
Editor, "Some South Carolina County Records Vol. 2, Southern Historical
Press, 1989, Easley, SC pgs 183/184.
67. Gammon, Sharon, "Jesse Webb Family", WCGA Bulletin Summer 1994
Vol. III No. 2, pgs 5-7, McMinnville, TN.
68. Webb, ibid p 22.
69. Lucas Jr, Rev. Silas Emmett, editor, "Some South Carolina County
Records", Vol. 2, 1989, pgs 141, 161, 166 & 167. Greenville Co., SC
Deeds BK A pgs 365-373, BK B pgs 175-176, 273-274 & 279-280.
70. Ibid, p 141.
71. Roane Co., TN Wills & Estates Vol A Mar 1802-Apr 1824, pgs 117/118, FHL
microfilm 0560100.
72. Greenville Dist, SC Deeds Bk E pgs 89, 322, 323, Bk F p 35 &Bk G p 37.
73. Warren Co., TN Will BK 3 pgs 70-72.
74. From list made in 1935 by Soloman T. Mullican born 21 Feb 1867 died 25 Oct
1953 copy from Magness Community House & Library, Main Street, McMinnville,
TN 37110
75. Warren Co., TN Deed Bk E pgs 103/104.
76. Haley, Roy E., "Cantrell Cousins", by author Route 1, Smithville,
TN 1989 reprint 1991, p 1.
77. Webb pgs 26/27.
78. Webb pgs 27/28 & list of Solomon T. Mullican
79. Webb p 27.
80. Kochanski pgs 17/18.
81. Rice, Early Marriages Casey Co., KY, p 49.
82. Ibid.
83. Rice p 60
84. 1850 Census Casey Co., KY p 33.
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