Obituary of Clyde Mullinax
Database/Library: GALILEO (GeorgiA LIbrary LEarning Online)
Subject: Obituary of Clyde Mullinax
Publication: North Georgia Citizen
Place of Publication: Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia, US
Date of Publication: Thursday, 11 November 1915
Page: 10
Title of Article: "Clyde Mullinax Died in Atlanta Hospital"
Name of Deceased: Clyde P. Mullinax
Age of Deceased: 23 years
Date of Death: "Saturday" (est. 6 November 1915)
Place of Death (sanitarium): Atlanta ( , Georgia, in a sanitarium)
Cause of Death: Tuberculosis
Grandfather: Mr. Reuben Pearson, deceased, of Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia, US
Mother: Mrs. J. T. Mitchell, surviving
Military: Soldier in the U.S. Army (until "stricken with tuberculosis")
Place of Interment: West View Cemetery, Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia
Date of Interment: "Monday" (est. 8 November 1915)
Source Citation:
"Clyde Mullinax Died in Atlanta Hospital," in |North Georgia Citizen| (Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia), 11 Nov. 1915, page 10 (via GALILEO). http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/ngnewspapers/id:ngc1915-0356 (accessed 09 June 2018, by D.K. Pritchett, contributor).
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Saturday, June 9, 2018
Obituary of G. W. Mullinax, Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia, 1913
Obituary of G. W. Mullinax
Database/Library: GALILEO (GeorgiA LIbrary LEarning Online)Subject: Death of G. W. Mullinax
Publication: North Georgia Citizen
Place of Publication: Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia
Date of Publication: Thursday, 05 June 1913
Page: 5
Title of Article: "Died at the Re-Union; Was Buried in West Hill"
Subtitle of Article: "G. W. Mullinax, Former Resident of Dalton, Buried Friday"
Name of Deceased: G. W. Mullinax
Maiden Name of Deceased: Miss Phillips
Spouse of Deceased: Hub Mullinax
Residence of Deceased: Dalton (Whitfield, Georgia, US)
Date of Death: "last week" (est. May 1913)
Place of Death: Chattanooga (Hamilton, Tennessee, US)
Military Service: Confederate veteran (Veteran of the Civil War, Confederate States of America)
Funeral Location: "House of Mrs. Ashworth, on North Hamilton street" (Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia)
Officiator: Rev. J. A. Shugart
Interment: West Hill Cemetery (Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia)
Date of Interment: "Friday" (est. 30 May 1913)
Residence: Lindale (Floyd, Georgia, US)
Former Residence (home town): Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia (concluded)
Quoted Text: "Mr. G. W. Mullinax, an aged Confederate veteran who died while attending the re-union in Chattanooga last week, was brought here, his old home, for burial Friday."
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[Source Citation]: Death of G. W. Mullinax, "Died at the Re-Union; Was Buried in West Hill," in "Personal Paragraphs" (column), |North Georgia Citizen| (Dalton, Whitfield, Georgia), 5 Jun. 1913, page 5 (via GALILEO). http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/ngnewspapers/id:ngc1913-0209 (accessed 09 June 2018, by D.K. Pritchett).
Related stories about the Confederate Reunion appear in several issues of the same newspaper in the week or so preceding this obituary. The reunion was the last week in May, and was a large one.
Sunday, February 25, 2018
Mary Ann V. Caylor, related to Dover, related to Mullinax, married to John Edmondson Headrick (Murray County, Georgia)
Quick notes on a Caylor line I've researched... (subject to change--needs a doublecheck)!
These are my conclusions, based on circumstantial evidence provided by marriages and the fact that various children showed up in certain households (thought to be related) in the 1870 census (no relationships provided in census).
Mary Ann V. Caylor's parents died when she was young. George Oscar Caylor died in 1865, and his wife, Matilda (Dover) Caylor, died in 1867. This left their children orphans.
Mary Ann V. Caylor was taken in by her uncle (George's brother), Levi Caylor, and Levi's wife, Emaline (Lackey) Caylor. Mary Ann V. Caylor later married John Edmondson Headrick, son of William Headrick and Mary C. Emert.
Mary Ann's two siblings were taken in by other uncles and aunts.
George's brother, Levi Caylor (b. ; married Emaline Lackey), took in Mary Ann V. Caylor (born 1858, Murray County, Georgia). Mary Ann later married John Edmondson Headrick, son of William Mathew Headrick and Mary C. Emert.
George's brother, William M. Caylor (and wife, Martha Jane Mullinax, married 20 Feb. 1868, Murray County) took in James Elijah "Eli" Caylor.
George's sister, Mary (Caylor) Dover, wife of Charles Dover, took in Rhoda Jane Caylor. (In the 1870 census, in Family Search, the foster parent/guardians are listed under the surname "Dober." Not only was Rhoda related to Mary (Caylor) Dover, but she was related to her husband Charles Dover, because his sister was Matilda (Dover) Caylor, Rhoda's mother.
Going back to George's son, James Eli "Eli" Caylor, his relationship to William Caylor (and Martha Jane Mullinax) is finally shown in the 1880 census: James E Caylor, nephew. That helps, but it's still very tricky. The boy is related to both husband and wife. He is William's nephew, because William is the brother of Eli's father, George Caylor. William's wife, Martha Jane Mullinax, was the stepdaughter of Levi's aunt Mary (Caylor) Dover.
It's impossible to straighten out all the relationships, but it does help show that these assorted children had a reason for being in these assorted households in 1870. They became orphaned and went to live with aunts and uncles.
Mary Ann V. Caylor (wife of John Edmondson Headrick) is Charles Dover's niece twice over. She is his brother-in-law's child; that is, the child of his wife's brother, George. And she is his sister's child--that is, child of his sister, Matilda (Dover) Caylor.
These are my conclusions, based on circumstantial evidence provided by marriages and the fact that various children showed up in certain households (thought to be related) in the 1870 census (no relationships provided in census).
Mary Ann V. Caylor's parents died when she was young. George Oscar Caylor died in 1865, and his wife, Matilda (Dover) Caylor, died in 1867. This left their children orphans.
Mary Ann V. Caylor was taken in by her uncle (George's brother), Levi Caylor, and Levi's wife, Emaline (Lackey) Caylor. Mary Ann V. Caylor later married John Edmondson Headrick, son of William Headrick and Mary C. Emert.
Mary Ann's two siblings were taken in by other uncles and aunts.
George's brother, Levi Caylor (b. ; married Emaline Lackey), took in Mary Ann V. Caylor (born 1858, Murray County, Georgia). Mary Ann later married John Edmondson Headrick, son of William Mathew Headrick and Mary C. Emert.
George's brother, William M. Caylor (and wife, Martha Jane Mullinax, married 20 Feb. 1868, Murray County) took in James Elijah "Eli" Caylor.
George's sister, Mary (Caylor) Dover, wife of Charles Dover, took in Rhoda Jane Caylor. (In the 1870 census, in Family Search, the foster parent/guardians are listed under the surname "Dober." Not only was Rhoda related to Mary (Caylor) Dover, but she was related to her husband Charles Dover, because his sister was Matilda (Dover) Caylor, Rhoda's mother.
Going back to George's son, James Eli "Eli" Caylor, his relationship to William Caylor (and Martha Jane Mullinax) is finally shown in the 1880 census: James E Caylor, nephew. That helps, but it's still very tricky. The boy is related to both husband and wife. He is William's nephew, because William is the brother of Eli's father, George Caylor. William's wife, Martha Jane Mullinax, was the stepdaughter of Levi's aunt Mary (Caylor) Dover.
It's impossible to straighten out all the relationships, but it does help show that these assorted children had a reason for being in these assorted households in 1870. They became orphaned and went to live with aunts and uncles.
Mary Ann V. Caylor (wife of John Edmondson Headrick) is Charles Dover's niece twice over. She is his brother-in-law's child; that is, the child of his wife's brother, George. And she is his sister's child--that is, child of his sister, Matilda (Dover) Caylor.
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Benjamin Mullinax, Executor: Estate of William Caler, dec'd (May 1858); admin. later revoked
May 1858: Benjamin Mullinax is appointed executor of the estate of William Caler, deceased; the administration is revoked in August (reason not stated).
Murray County Inferior Court: Administration Docket, 1834-1880, May term, 1858: Letters granted.
Benjamin Mullinax is appointed executor of the estate of William Caler, deceased. [Note that in the August term of 1858, the administration was revoked. ]
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Murray Co., Ga., Court of Ordinary, Temp. & Permanent Letters of Administrator's & Guardians (1856-1871), p.21-22, Bery* J. Mullinax is appointed as administrator of William Caylor's will, with George Caylor and Eli Caylor as security.
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*Probably "Beny" or "Benj," but I had extracted it as "Bery." The old handwriting can be difficult.
Research Note: William Caylor (born 1810-1812; died 1857-1858?); married Rhoda Jane Dunn. Benjamin Mullinax would be William Caylor's son-in-law. Benjamin married William's daughter, Mary Caylor.
[I previously published this note on Family Search, under the various individuals mentioned in the documents].
Surnames: CAYLOR, CALER, MULLINAX, MULINAX
Murray County Inferior Court: Administration Docket, 1834-1880, May term, 1858: Letters granted.
Benjamin Mullinax is appointed executor of the estate of William Caler, deceased. [Note that in the August term of 1858, the administration was revoked. ]
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Murray Co., Ga., Court of Ordinary, Temp. & Permanent Letters of Administrator's & Guardians (1856-1871), p.21-22, Bery* J. Mullinax is appointed as administrator of William Caylor's will, with George Caylor and Eli Caylor as security.
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*Probably "Beny" or "Benj," but I had extracted it as "Bery." The old handwriting can be difficult.
Research Note: William Caylor (born 1810-1812; died 1857-1858?); married Rhoda Jane Dunn. Benjamin Mullinax would be William Caylor's son-in-law. Benjamin married William's daughter, Mary Caylor.
[I previously published this note on Family Search, under the various individuals mentioned in the documents].
Surnames: CAYLOR, CALER, MULLINAX, MULINAX
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