Newraney Gwinn

• Updated from Find A Grave Memorial via mother Athaliah Mullins (born Boyd) by SmartCopy: Feb 16 2015, 21:02:39 UTC

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• Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy: Aug 22 2020, 20:02:59 UTC

Daughter of David D. Mullins & Athabiel Boyd.

Wife of Almon Harrison Guinn who she married on 5/14/1784 in Charlotte County, Virginia.

Mother of the following children (not verified): Catherine Elizabeth "Catey", "Cathey" Guinn/Gwinn bet. 1784/1794 - 1860 (m. Isiah Peter Huff) Nancy Ann Guinn/Gwinn bet. 1799/1804 - Athaliah Guinn/Gwinn abt. 1790 - 9/1/1844 (m. ______ Ware) (m. George Marr ? - 4/29/1867 Bartholomew Guinn/Gwinn abt. 1792 - bef. 12/4/1848 (m. Susannah "Susan" Huff) Almon Guinn/Gwinn, Jr. 7/4/1793 - 1856 (m. Sarah Lillard 7/9/1795 or 1798 - ) Joshua Guinn/Gwinn abt. 1794 - Mary Ann Guinn/Gwinn 1802 - (m. John Copeland) Malinda "Malindy" Guinn/Gwinn abt. 1805 - aft. 7/17/1822 (m. Ezekial Copeland)

The Old Ocoee Baptist Church was organized the second Saturday of August 1836 (8/13/1836). Charter members of this church included the families Campbell, Coleman, Daugherty, Duggan, Higgins, Lawson, Lemmine, Patterson, Ritchey, Rogers, Suminy, and Tummins. Almon Guinn and his future daughter in law, Sarah Lillard, along with Abraham Lillard and Jenny Lillard were also members of this founding congregation. Almon is also listed in the 1840 Polk County, Tennessee census. The Guinn families are recorded as being members of the Big Pigeon Church in Coke, Tennessee. Listed Guinns' are Agness, Almond, Amy, Nuraney, Polley, Susan and Athaligh Mullens. This roster of members included black slaves whose membership rolls recorded their first names only (as was the custom then). They were Luce, LeRoy, Jack, et. al.

It is believed that Neuraney died prior to 1880 in Saline County, Missouri but this has not been verified.

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Aug 22 2020, 20:04:52 UTC

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Daughter of David D. Mullins & Athabiel Boyd.

Wife of Almon Harrison Guinn who she married on 5/14/1784 in Charlotte County, Virginia.

Mother of the following children (not verified): Catherine Elizabeth "Catey", "Cathey" Guinn/Gwinn bet. 1784/1794 - 1860
(m. Isiah Peter Huff)
Nancy Ann Guinn/Gwinn bet. 1799/1804 -
Athaliah Guinn/Gwinn abt. 1790 - 9/1/1844
(m. ______ Ware)
(m. George Marr ? - 4/29/1867
Bartholomew Guinn/Gwinn abt. 1792 - bef. 12/4/1848
(m. Susannah "Susan" Huff)
Almon Guinn/Gwinn, Jr. 7/4/1793 - 1856
(m. Sarah Lillard 7/9/1795 or 1798 - )
Joshua Guinn/Gwinn abt. 1794 -
Mary Ann Guinn/Gwinn 1802 -
(m. John Copeland)
Malinda "Malindy" Guinn/Gwinn abt. 1805 - aft. 7/17/1822
(m. Ezekial Copeland)

The Old Ocoee Baptist Church was organized the second Saturday of August 1836 (8/13/1836). Charter members of this church included the families Campbell, Coleman, Daugherty, Duggan, Higgins, Lawson, Lemmine, Patterson, Ritchey, Rogers, Suminy, and Tummins. Almon Guinn and his future daughter in law, Sarah Lillard, along with Abraham Lillard and Jenny Lillard were also members of this founding congregation. Almon is also listed in the 1840 Polk County, Tennessee census. The Guinn families are recorded as being members of the Big Pigeon Church in Coke, Tennessee. Listed Guinns' are Agness, Almond, Amy, Nuraney, Polley, Susan and Athaligh Mullens. This roster of members included black slaves whose membership rolls recorded their first names only (as was the custom then). They were Luce, LeRoy, Jack, et. al.

It is believed that Neuraney died prior to 1880 in Saline County, Missouri but this has not been verified.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Nov 3 2021, 14:57:53 UTC

GEDCOM Note

<p>[g1214.ftw]</p><p><p></p></p><p><p>! Ancestral File. Note: Mullins in same source</p></p><p></p>