Mull Families of North Carolina

A History and Genealogy

• Author: R Rondal Mull and Mable M Mull
• Price: $25.00 (includes postage) (US Funds)
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350 pages, 6 x 9" hardcover, acid-free paper, photographs, indexed.

This book is a complete genealogy of "Sheriff" Peter Mull (1736-1805) and the families of his four sons listed. His oldest son, John Mull (1760-1812), whose descendants settled primarily in the Catawba, Lincoln and Cleveland County section of North Carolina is shown. Listed also are his sons Henry Mull (1771-1850) and Jacob Mull (1783-1843) whose families mostly inhabited Burke County. His son, Peter Mull, Jr. (1773-1857), moved to Western North Carolina and his descendants are found in Buncombe, Haywood, Transylvania and other western counties, as well as Tennessee and Northern Georgia.

Table of Contents

• The Name
• The Immigrants
• The Pioneer, Christopher Moll
• Abram Moll
• Conrad Moll
• Catherine Moll
• John Moll, Sr.
• Descendants of John Moll, Sr.
• Peter Moll
• The Family of Peter Moll
• Barbara Mull
• Susannah Mull
• John Mull and Descendants
• Henry Mull, Sr. and Descendants
• Peter Mull, Jr. and Descendants
• Jacob Mull and Descendants
• Unattached Mulls

Family names included: Bartles, Brittain, Cardinal, Carswell, Cline, Dellinger, Duckworth, Fox, Hawkins, Hildebran, Huffman, Jones, Keller, Lail, Martin, Matheson, Miller, Moll, Mosteller, Mull, Orders, Patton, Powell, Pruett, Ray, Robinson, Rutherford, Sain, Shell, Shuping, Smith, Taylor, Tucci, Weidner, Whisnant, Whitener, Williams, Yount, and others.