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About William Harrison Mauldin
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/24170413/william-harrison-mauldin
Spouses
- Nancy Dacus Mauldin unknown–1848
- Charity Welborn Mauldin 1823–1897
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mauldin-609
William Harrison (Harris) Mauldin
- Born 10 Oct 1813 in Anderson, South Carolina, United States
- Son of Francis Mauldin and Mildred (Pilgrim) Mauldin
- Brother of Lemuel Homer Mauldin, Rebecca Mauldin, Jinny Mauldin, Alvey Mauldin, Elizabeth Mauldin, Calvin Mauldin, Bleauford Mauldin, John W Mauldin, Matilda Mauldin and Elizabeth. Mauldin
- Husband of Nancy (Dacus) Mauldin — married about 1835 in Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina, United Statesmap [uncertain]
- Husband of Charity (Welborn) Mauldin — married about 1849 in South Carolina
- Father of Milly Ann Mauldin, William A Henry Mauldin, Mary Elizabeth Mauldin, Martha A Mauldin, Susan C Mauldin, H Mauldin, Lemuel Harrison Mauldin, Nancy Mauldin, Younger W Mauldin, Samantha J Mauldin, Sivilla Jane Mauldin, Caroline Mauldin, Benjamin F Mauldin, Emaline Mauldin, Matilda (Mauldin) Welborn and William Fletcher Mauldin
- Died 9 Mar 1890 at age 76 in Jasper, Mississippi, United States
https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:William_Mauldin_(4)
Parents and Siblings
- F. Francis Mauldin1789 - Aft 1860
- M. Mildred Pilgram1795 - 1850
m. 23 Aug 1810
- Lemuel Homer Mauldin1813 - 1880
- William Harrison Mauldin1813 -
- Rebecca Mauldin1815 -
- Jenny Mauldin1817 -
- Allen Mauldin1819 -
- Alva Mauldin1821 - Aft 1860
- Eliza Mauldin1823 -
- Calvin Mauldin1825 -
- Bleauford Mauldin1827 -
- John Mauldin1829 -
- Matilda Mauldin1832 -
- Elisabeth Mauldin1834 -
GEDCOM Source
@R803114496@ U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. Find A Grave 1,60525::0 1,60525::89302367
GEDCOM Source
@R803114496@ U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. Find A Grave 1,60525::0 1,60525::89302367
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@R803114496@ U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. Find A Grave 1,60525::0 1,60525::89302367
GEDCOM Source
@R803114496@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Ancestry Family Tree http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=152354186&pi...
GEDCOM Note
William went by Harris Mauldin
In the census reports, he lists others in the household that are confusing--I believe some are his grandchildren etc.
These people lived in the Soso area of Jones County. They were founders and lived near lots of Matthews and Moss'
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visited greenville county library 1/19/08 Mauldin-Reed Families book- The William Harris Mauldin in this book is not mine- I think this Benjamin Franklin Mauldin, son of Joab and Sarah--maybe my Wm Harris's cousin-- they list BF's line with Joab Mauldin 1770-1818 with his father being John--I made some copies of this book!
copied pix off internet 1/19/08 with this caption Old Welborn Cemetery, Jones Co., MS Description: located off Hwy 533 south of Stringer on the Jones/Jasper Co., line copied off of a search on ancestory--3/29/10
Life with William Harrison Mauldin Mid 1800's , Jones County, Mississippi
William Harrison Mauldin had eight children by Nancy Dacus in South Carolina. One child was my great grandfather Lemuel Harrison. Nancy died during childbirth of her eighth child. I have a copy of her death certificate. It is believed that she was a Cherokee Indian. After her death, William Harrison married Charity Welborn and moved the family from South Carolina to Jones County, Mississippi in 1849. He homesteaded the farm that I grew up on by building a log cabin there in 1850. This cabin is still in excellent condition and can be seen by using Google maps, near the crossroads of US 84 and Hwy 29. After moving their eight kids from South Carolina to Mississippi, William Harrison and Charity had 10 more kids, and raised them in the two-room log cabin. I spent countless hours in the log cabin wondering what life must have been like. We used the cabin for a hay barn and it also served as our Boy Scout Troop 53 Headquarters. In the mid 1800s, Jones County was a lot more liberal / progressive then it is today. My ancestors were Universalists (Unitarians) surrounded by Baptists and Methodists in the rest of Mississippi and the south in general.
Lemuel Harrison and many of his family are buried in Our Home Universalist Church cemetery, which is also near the intersection of 84 and 29. After Mississippi seceded from the US to fight the Civil War, Jones County seceded from Mississippi and set up a separate country, The Free State of Jones, led by Confederate deserter Newton Knight. Some of my ancestors joined Knight's army to fight the Confederates while others joined the Union Army to also fight the Confederates and others were in the Confederate Army. Historian Victoria Bynum's books, The Free State of Jones and The Long Shadow of the Civil War captures this interesting history. Vikki is a cousin by marriage. Lemuel Edward Mauldin III (1943) Written February 14, 2010 copied 5/10/2010-- Backgoround: Leonardo Andrea (1889 - 1966) was a South Carolina Genealogist who compiled a rich collection of Genealogical Data focused on the Southern States. This collection, which can be found at the University of South Carolina Library in Columbia, consists of 1029 folders and 825 surnames. Included are materials such as genealogical reports, transcripts of Bible records, pedigree charts, and clippings. Another part of the collection contains his extensive files of genealogical correspondence. Elise Mauldin Paget, Anderson, S.C wrote the Letter below (which is in the Andrea Collection) to Mr. Andrea on July 11, 1952. Mr. Aaron Mauldin who has copied 189 pages of the collection related to the surname Mauldin sent this letter to me. Several of Ms Paget’s letters are in the collection. I have deciphered Ms Paget’s handwritten letter to the best of my ability and have also included the original. ------------------------------------------------- My Dearest Mr. Andrea, I do not mean to make a nuisance of myself. You may be all wrapped up in your Wyatt book and do not care to go into Mauldins again now, but I would like you to have this information. I am 79 years old, and a real shut-in and I want to pass anything I have on to someone who might not get it any other way. And, the letter I enclose is about 3 years old. The John Mauldin in whom it was written kept it 2 years, and then gave it to another Mauldin who sent it to me. I’m sending it to you because I noticed the name Wyatt. An old Mr. Robert Pickens of near Easley who lived to be a hundred, had a paper from his father handed down to him giving the names of the Rev. soldiers buried in Pickens’s Family Cemetery. Rucker and Laban Mauldin were on this list I may be mistaken, but I think he told me they had all fought in the Battle of Guilford Court House in N.C. I have no dates of anything. But I do believe my Blacksmith John was closely related to all these Pickens’s Mauldins. Faithfully yours, Elise Mauldin Paget July 11, 1952 704 B’l’v’d, Anderson, SC [attachment]
Excerpts from a letter from Labon Mauldin to Mrs. Elise Mauldin Paget in March 1906. He was a member of the House of Representatives from Pickens, Co.
He was the son of Vardry Mauldin, son of Laban, who was son of Rucker Mauldin.
Rucker´s Mother never married, he wrote, and so far as he knew, he was her only child.
His son´s were:
Rucker
Laban
Osborne
Allen
Benjamin
Franklin
Ransom
Rucker Sr. and Jr. were preachers. Rucker Sr. lived in Pickens Co., near the Anderson line, a few miles below Easley. Mr. Laban´s Mother was a Miss Dacus, his Grandmother Miss Hamby.
Line of Mr. Laban Mauldin
I. Rucker
II. Laban - wife Miss Hamby
III. Vardry - Wife Miss Dacus
Submitted by Lemuel Edward Mauldin III, May 8, 2010
New information 12/14/98 from new cousin Nelda Buchanan neldabuchanan@3webtv.net
[Br'f8derbund Family Archive #317, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850, Date of Import: Dec 25, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.317.1.20752.189]
Individual: Mauldin, Harris
County/State: Jones Co., MS
Page #: 124
Year: 1850
Mauldin, Harris 33 M farmer all listed born in S. Carolina
Charity 26 F
William 14 M
Milly A. 13 F
Mary 11 F
Martha 9 F
Susan 6 F
Harrison 4 M
Nancy 2 F
another copy 1850 jasper cty census
35 134 134 MAULDIN Harris 33 M . Farmer . SC . . . . .
36 134 134 MAULDIN Charity 26 F . . . SC . . . . .
37 134 134 MAULDIN William 14 M . . . SC . X . . .
38 134 134 MAULDIN Milly A. 13 F . . . SC . X . . .
39 134 134 MAULDIN Mary 11 F . . . SC . X . . .
40 134 134 MAULDIN Martha 9 F . . . SC . . . . .
41 134 134 MAULDIN Susan 6 F . . . SC . . . . .
42 134 134 MAULDIN Harrison 4 M . . . SC . . . . .
- Residence: Jones county, Jones, Mississippi, United States - 1850
- Residence: Jones, Mississippi, United States - 1860
- Residence: Beat 4, Jasper, Mississippi, United States - 1870
- Residence: Beat 4 Southwest, Jasper, Mississippi, United States - 1880
- Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy: Mar 31 2024, 19:25:41 UTC
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William Harrison Mauldin's Timeline
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October 10, 1813
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South Carolina, United States
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1836
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Mississippi, United States
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1836
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Pendleton, Anderson County, South Carolina, USA (of Jones County, Mississippi)
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1837
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South Carolina, United States
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January 1838
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South Carolina, United States
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1839
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South Carolina, United States
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January 1840
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South Carolina, United States
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1841
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South Carolina, United States
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1843
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Yalobusha, Mississippi, United States
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