State: Town,County: Year: Group:
NC OrangeCo 1755
WilkesCo 1782
RobesonCo
SC Buford, LancasterCo
TN Sneedville, HancockCo 1790 NewMan's Ridge
HawkinsCo 1830
Tazewell, ClaiborneCo
HamblenCo
RheaCo
RoaneCo
Loudon, LoudonCo
VA LeeCo
ScottCo 1820
WiseCo
DickensonCo
KY LetcherCo 1840-1860 Coe Clan
DickersonCo Pea Ridge
MagoffinCo 1800-1825
14-Sep-2000 Family Group Sheet
Husband: Jim "Irish Jim" MULLINS
Born: in:
Died: in: HawkinsCo, TN
Father:
Mother:
Wife: Clara MARTIN
Married: in:
Born: in: HawkinsCo, TN
Died: in: HawkinsCo, TN
Father:
Mother:
Clara MARTIN was a Melungeon.
M Child 1 John MULLINS died at age: 27
Born: 1819/1823 in: HawkinsCo, TN
Died: AFT 1850 in: HancockCo, TN
Spouse: Mahala "Big Haley" COLLINS b. 30-Mar-1824
Married: ABT 1845 in:
14-Sep-2000 Family Group Sheet
Husband: John MULLINS died at age: 27
Born: 1819/1823 in: HawkinsCo, TN
Died: AFT 1850 in: HancockCo, TN
Father: Jim "Irish Jim" MULLINS
Mother: Clara MARTIN
Wife: Mahala "Big Haley" COLLINS
Married: ABT 1845 in: his age: 22 her age: 20
Born: 30-Mar-1824 in: KY or HawkinsCo, TN 1
Died: in: WiseCo, VA
Father: Solomon "Old Sol" D(ickinson) Collins
Mother: Virginia Goins
Mahala Mullins was the most popular Melungeon. Mahala sold whiskey to
travelers in order to earn a living; Mahala Mullins of moonshine fame.
Bible, Jean Patterson. "Mahala "Big Haley" Mullins." The
Appalachian Quarterly, vol. 1, no.3: 16-17, December 1996.
The Wise County Historical Society, P.O. Box 368, Wise, VA.
F Child 1 Jane MULLINS
Born: 1841 in:
Died: in:
F Child 2 Sally MULLINS
Born: 1842 in:
Died: in:
F Child 3 Milla MULLINS
Born: 1843 in:
Died: in:
M Child 4 Larkin MULLINS
Born: 1844 in:
Died: in:
M Child 5 James MULLINS
Born: 1845 in:
Died: in:
M Child 6 Burton MULLINS
Born: 1846 in:
Died: in:
M Child 7 Ealy MULLINS
Born: 1848 in:
Died: in:
M Child 8 Richard MULLINS
Born: 1850 in:
Died: in:
1 1850 Census -- Hawkins County, TN.
Davis, Louise Littleton. "The Mystery of the Melungeons." Frontier Tales of Tennessee (pp. 165-179). Gretna: Pelican Publishing Company, 1976.
Dykeman, Wilma. "Mahala Mullins." Tennessee (p. 126). Portland: Graphic Arts Publishing Company, 1979.
Gilbert, William Harlen, Jr. "Red Bones of Louisiana." Social Forces, May, 1946.
Hale, Will T., and Merritt, Dixon L. A History of Tennessee and Tennesseans. Vol. 6. Chicago: Lewis, 1913.
Haun, Mildred. The Hawk's Done Gone. New York: Bobbs-Merrill, 1940.
Hunter, David. "Dark Mystery: Who are the Melungeons, and where did they come from?"
Morgan, James. "The Melungeons: Exotic Theories 'explain' the Origin of a Mysterious, Dwindling Hill Clan. Printed in THE NATIONAL OBSERVER (published by the Wall Street Journal) April 9, 1977.
Moore, John Trotwood, and Foster, Austin P. Tennessee: The Volunteer State, 1769-1923. 4 vols. Nashville: Clarke, 1923.
Worden, William L. "Sons of the Legend." Saturday Evening Post, October 18, 1947.