MULLICAN
GENERATION SEVEN
54. JEREMIAH C.7 MULLICAN, (John Greeenberry6, William5, William4, William3,
James2, JamesA-1), b 23 Apr 1824 Warren Co., TN d bet 5 Jan 1857 & 1860
Jones Fork, DeKalb Co., TN m Wilmouth Mullican b 4 Aug 1825 Warren Co., TN dau
of Allen Mullican and Susanna Fuston.. By 1850 he was
living on Jones Fork, in DeKalb Co., TN. Jeremiah moved to Jones Fork area of
DeKalb Co., TN before 1850. He is listed on the 1850 census of DeKalb Co.,
TN in District 10 as number 868-Mullikin, Jeremiah C., age 26, Farmer, and born
in Tennessee. In his household was Wilmouth, age 24, born TN; Mary A., age
5, born in TN; and Allen G., age 1, born in TN. He was living next door to his
brother John Jefferson Mullican. Apparently Jeremiah and John Jefferson
Mullican owned a farm together as on 1850 DeKalb Co., TN Agricultural Schedue
they are listed together. They owned 15 acres improved land, 71
acres of unimproved land, and value of their land was $150.00. The value
of their farming implements was $8. They owned one horse, two milk cows, 2
oxen, 3 other cattle, 3 sheep, 42 swine, and value of their livestock was
$172.00. Their farm produce was 750 bushels of corn, 15 busels oats, 150
pounds tobacco, 10 pounds of wool, one bushel peas and beans, 50 pounds butter,
30 pounds hemp water rotted, 95 pounds beeswax & honey, and $35.00 was value
of their home made manufacture. On 5 Jan 1857 Thomas Womack sold to
Jeremiah C. Mullican for $40.00 50 acres more or less in DeKalb Co., TN in
District 10. The land bordered 100 acre tract of Alfred Allen sold to
Thomas Womack, Mansfield Tompson and Penal Stewart, and joined east line of
Hayes (DeKalb Co., TN Deeds BK F p 281). On 27 June 1876; Allen G.
Mullican & wife Amanda Mullican and Kizeymore Mullican sold to J.(ohn)
J.(efferson) Mullican for $80.00 their one half in land in District 10 DeKalb
Co., TN that had belonged to Jeremiah Mullican decd. (DeKalb Co., TN Deed BK M p
102) Children:
60. (i) Mary A.8 Mullican b ca 1845 DeKalb Co., TN m 7 Oct 1869 DeKalb Co.,
TN John Carter Stewart.
61. (ii) Allen Greenberry8 Mullican b Sep 1848 DeKalb Co., TN m 7 Oct 1869
DeKalb Co., TN Amanda C. Ferrell m2nd Licetta Goodson b 29 Sep 1854 d 8 Jan
1938.
62. (iii) Samantha T.8 Mullican b ca 1852 DeKalb Co., TN m 11 Apr 1872 DeKalb
Co. TN John Parsley
63. (iv) Sarah Kisemo8 "Kissie" Mullican b ca May 1856 DeKalb Co., TN.
55. JOHN JEFFERSON7 MULLICAN, (John Greeenberry6, William5,
William4, William3, James2, JamesA-1), b 8 Sep 1826 Warren Co., TN d d 5 Jan
1878 DeKalb Co., TN m 14 Sep 1847 DeKalb Co., TN Mary Joyce Taylor b 2 Aug 1832
Smith Co., TN d 1 Nov 1888 DeKalb Co., TN dau of Jacob P Taylor and Polly
_______. Prior to 1850 John and his brother, Jeremiah, moved to Jones Fork area
of DeKalb Co., TN. 
They apparently
owned a 86 acre farm together in District 10. In 1850 they had 15 acres improved
land, 71 acres unimproved land with a value of $150. They had one horse; two
milk cows; two oxen; three other cattle; three sheep; 42 hogs; and value of
livestock was $122. Their farm produce was 750 bushels of corn; 15 bushels oats;
150 pounds of tobacco; 10 pounds of wool; one bushel of peas and beans; 50
pounds of butter; 30 pounds of water rotted hemp; and 95 pounds of beeswax and
honey. On 12 Feb 1853 John purchased for $175.00 74 acres of land on Jones Fork
in District 10 of DeKalb Co., TN from Hezekiah Allen. Then on 6 Apr 1858 he
purchased an adjoining tract of land from Court that had belonged to the heirs
of C. W. Kerby. This land totalled 75 acres and was on the west side of his
other land and bordered on Indian Creek. In 1860 he owned 40 acres improved land
and 109 acres of unimproved land with a value of $1000. He owned one horse; two
milk cows; two oxen; seven sheep; 22 hogs; and value of his livestock was $300.
He produced 69 bushels of wheat; 500 bushels of corn; 20 pounds of wool; 18
bushels of irish potatoes; 20 bushels sweet potatoes; 100 pounds of butter; and
14 gallons of molasses. John built a log cabin with an attic for sleeping
quarters and separate log kitchen. Cooking and heating was by a fireplace. Later
John added a dogtrot hallway and large frame room for church meetings. It is
thought that the Holmes Creek Primitive Baptist Church meetings were held in
this room. John and Mary grew everything they ate, and wheat and corn would have
been taken to the mill for flour and corn meal. Two springs north of the house
would have been used for drinking water and to keep milk and butter cool. John
Jefferson Mullican made his will on 3 February 1869:
I John Jefferson Mullican do make and publish
this my last will and testament hereby revoking and making void all other wills
by me at any time made.
1st, I direct that all my just debts and my
funeral expenses be paid as soon after my death as possible, out of any money
that I may die seized or possessed of, or out of the first money that may come
into the hands of my executor or excutrix.
2nd, I give and bequeathe to my beloved
wife Mary Mullican all of my property, both real & personal, during her
natural life or widowhood, consisting of, my lands and all the stock, household
and kitchen furniture, farming utensils, including everything that I may have at
my death.
3rd, I have given my daughter, who is
married, Harriet Green as follows, one mare, saddle & bridle, worth about
one hundred dollars, one bedstead and furniture, worth thirty dollars, one chist,
one spinning wheel & four head of sheep, worth ten dollars.
4th, Request that my wife Mary
Mullican should she out live me, that she, out of th property that I give her in
the foregoing will, make all of my children equal in property and valuation to
my daughter Harriet Green, which is stipulated in the foregoing will in its 3rd
section, as they may marry off and leave or arrive at full age.
5th, As I have given my wife Mary
Mullican all my property, both real & personal & requested her to give
it to my children as they may leave or arrive at full age & should she not
be able raise personal property with which to make them equal to my first named
child, in that case, when my youngest child or heir arrives at full age, then I
want my tract of land known as the Kerby land to be sold on such time or in any
way that she may deem best and out of the proceeds finish making them all equal
as I have stipulated heretofore, she having my home tract of land to live upon
during her natural life or widowhood.
6th, Should my wife Mary Mullican die
before my last child arrives of age, I want my children to have the lands
belonging to me or to my estate in any way to be sold by my executor or
executrix in any way they may think best, and divide the residue after paying
all legal expenses, between all of my children equal as Follows: Harriet Green,
Elizabeth, Mary P., John Jefferson, Alfred Columbus, and Kisamore Mullican, or
any one child that my hereafter be born in my wifes time by me.
Lastly, I hereby appoint and
constitute, or annominate my son-in-law, Mathew C. Green my Executor, to this my
last will & testment.
This will was signed, sealed and
delivered in our presents by the testator, he being of sound mind and memory,
& we have signed our names to the same at the request of said testator, this
February 3rd 1869.
Test
J. T.
Trapp
John Jefferson Mullican
I? C. Allen
21 Feb 1891. M. C. Green executor of the estate of J. J. Mullican, dec'd.
Balance in executors hands to be given to the six heirs:
A. C.
Mullican
$14.55
M. C.
Green
$14.55
R. M.
Trapp
$14.55
E. N.
Allen
$14.55
J. J.
Mullican
$14.55
R. L.
Page
$14.55
Children of John Jefferson Mullican and Mary Joyce Taylor::
64. (i) Harriett8 Mullican 4 Jul 1848 DeKalb Co., TN d 6 Feb 1881 DeKalb Co., TN
m Matthew C. Green
65. (ii) Elizabeth Mullican b 26 July 1851 DeKalb Co., TN d 1881 m Richard
McGinnis Trapp.
66. (iii) Mary Perlina8 Mullican b 9 Nov 1853 DeKalb Co., TN d 2 July 1938
Warren Co., TN m 29 Aug 1872 DeKalb Co., TN Elijah N. Allen.
67. (iv) John Jacob8 Mullican b 4 Aug 1856 DeKalb Co., TN m 18 Feb 1875 DeKalb
Co., TN Rebecca F. Allen b 14 Feb 1858 DeKalb Co., TN
(v) Child8 Mullican b Nov 1857 DeKalb Co., TN d bef
1860 DeKalb Co., TN.
68. (vi) Alfred Columbus8 Mullican b 10 Feb 1859 Jones Fork, DeKalb Co., TN m
Mary Jane Page.
69. (vii) Kisamase8 Mullican b 23 Apr 1862 DeKalb Co., TN m Roland Page.
70.. (viii) Sarah8 Mullican b 29 Dec 1864 DeKalb Co., TN d bef 1870 DeKalb Co.,
TN.
56. GEORGE PINKNEY7 MULLICAN, (John Greeenberry6, William5, William4, William3,
James2, JamesA-1), b 2 May 1829 Warren Co., TN m Michal Page b ca 1831 Smith
Co., TN dau of Jacob Page and Jane Allen . George served in First Arkansas
Cavalry, Union, during Civil War. He is on 1867 tax list of Pope Co., AR.
Children:
114. (i) Sarah J.8 Mullican
115. (ii) John Wesley8 Mullican b 24 Mar 1853? KY d 12 Mar 1937 Vain,
Sequoyah Co., OK m 24 Dec 1877 Independence TWP, Pope Co., AR July
"Julie" Ann Wiley dau of ____ Wiley and ____ Allen.
116. (iii) Marion8 Mullican b ca 1855 TN m1st Betty Brown m2nd Shirlota
(Nichols) Runyon.
117. (iv) Hannah8 Mullican b ca 1856 AR m 11 Feb 1877 Independence TWP, Pope
Co., AR Enoch Vaughan b ca 1817 TN m 2nd Raleigh Aday. There are no known
children of Hannah & Raleigh Aday.
118. (v) Charity8 Mullican b ca 1858 AR
119. (vi) Susana8 Mullican b ca 1860 AR
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