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John Mulhollen
b.Bef 1712
Facts and Events
John Mulhollen was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia
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Records in Virginia
From Chalkley's: [unless otherwise stated]
- Importation to Orange County, Virginia, 26 June 1740; James Bell; for himself and John, Margaret, and Elizabeth Bell, John Mulhollen, Jane McAlegant, Agnes Reed, William and Elizabeth McCanlos.
- P. 305, Section on “Judgments at Rules 1751" — Bell vs. Borden’s executor, James Bell (one entry for himself and one for John Mulholland, his servant), suit by John Bell [and others] to get deed for 100 acres entered with Benjamin Borden in 1738.
- P. 307, from section on “County Court Judgments,” May, 1753, Bell’s executor vs. Benjamin Borden, copy of bond of Benjamin Border to ... James Bell ... John Mulholan ... etc., “Condition, that if Benjamin Borden will give each 100 acres where they have already chosen and shall build and improve on said 100 acres by 1st April next. Witnesssed by John McDowell. Dated 21st February 1738-9.”
- P. 309, November 1753, John Mulhollan vs. Thomas Williams Attachment in 1753.
- Pay Bill of the Detachment sent to Augusta under Capt. Andrew Lewis from 29 July until 29 Sept. 1754. Andrew Lewis, Capt., 24.8.0; John Savage, Lt., 12.4.0: William Wright, Ens.; John McKully, Sgt., 4.11.6; Robert Graham, Sgt., 4.11.6; Thomas Stedman, Corp., 3.1.0; Joshua Baker, Corp., 3.1.0; David Wilkinson, Drummer, 3.1.0; Abraham Mashaw, soldier and previously a drummer, 3.1.0; James Smith, 5.2.10, John Hart, 1.4.8; Nathaniel Deadman, 0.16.0; John Allan, Corp., 3.1.0; Thomas King, 1.0.0; William Chaplain, 0.5.4; John Davis, 0.16.0, James Ford, 1.19.4. The following were paid 2.0.8 each: John Biddlecomb; Robert Murphey, James Fulham; John Thurston; Thomas Burney; John Maston; Terrence Swinery; John Smith; Patrick Smith; John Mulholland;... [remainder omitted]. Virginia's Colonial Soldiers, pg. 49
References
- Ancestry.com. Public Member Trees: (Note: not considered a reliable primary source).
https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/42164291/person/172689226077/facts
Note: some obvious date issues, needs further research. Wife's name appears questionable, no will found in Augusta County in 1773, appears problematic.
Another Ancestry Public Member Tree claims John Mulhollen married Martha Gist [no sources listed].
- Augusta County Early Settlers, Importations, 1739-1740., in Tepper, Michael H, and A. Harold (Adlore Harold) Lancour. New World immigrants: a consolidation of ship passenger lists and associated data from periodical literature. (Baltimore [Maryland]: Genealogical Pub. Co., c1979).
June 26, 1740 - James Bell; for himself and John Mulhollen, Jane McAlegant, Agnes, Reed, William & Elizabeth McCanlon.
- Morton, Oren Frederic. A history of Rockbridge County, Virginia. (Staunton, Augusta, Virginia, United States|Staunton, Virginia: The McClure Company, 1920)
pg. 31.
In Bell v. Borden, which was abated in 1751, James Bell says that eighteen cabin-rights were taken by himself and his servant, John Milhollen, and sixteen other men : Thomas Armstrong, George Henderson, John and Quentin Moore, Alexander, George, James, Robert, and Adam Breckenridge, John Bell, William McCanless, John Walters, Robert and Seth Poage, John Grove, and Daniel M'Anler. These settlers were to build and improve by April 1, 1738, and to be at no expense except the drawing and recording of deeds, and a fee of eight shillings for laying off each tract. The deeds were not forthcoming, and the settlers concerned threatened suit. The proprietor then agreed to make conveyance, but died before the deeds were executed. The younger Borden says he does not know of any improvements by these men, and denies that Bell has any right to the 200 acres claimed in behalf of himself and Milhollen.
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