Maulding - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

finding 1/2 SISTERS

carolc25 — 2009-11-14 19:35:04Z

BIRTH father robert john maulding born 1919 ? had 2 brothers, one named albert. father gave me up for adoption in 1944. he remarried and fathered 2 daughters, one named vicki. would like to contact these 2 1/2 SISTERS. Can anyone help?

finding 1/2 SISTERS

carolc25 — 2009-11-14 19:33:53Z

Re: Thomas Henry Mauldin Sr

sherrymauldin1 — 2009-07-26 21:38:57Z

Doris?

I believe you are my cousin. My dad is Kenneth Boyd Mauldin son of Thomas Henry Mauldin, Sr. I have a lot of Mauldin information, let me know if I can help. I could sure use a list of Thomas Jr's children/spouse as these are my cousins and aunt.

Email address below is best
stevemauldin@live.com

Re: Help with finding Mauldings

JEAN_COLWELL — 2009-03-25 01:57:35Z

I don't have either Roy nor Melvin. Sorry. Jean

Help with finding Mauldings

JudyFranklin500 — 2008-11-16 19:44:28Z

Hi, My name is Judy. My daughter is married to a Maulding. His grandfather was Melvin Maulding, great grandfather was Roy D. Maulding. I have found Roy D. Maulding on census 1920 & 1930 in Nebraska, both say he was born 1893 Missouri. I have not been able to find him in the 1900 census. My daughter is wanting to know who his parents were. If anyone could help, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.

Judy

Sarah Elizabeth Maulding m. George A. Ivie - Atlanta, GA area

ladyames_1 — 2007-08-13 18:15:52Z

I am looking for information on Sarah Elizabeth Maulding (b. 1834)- whom I believe to be the daughter of ?? Maulding and Susannah Humphries, with siblings William H. (b. 1828), John W. (b. 1829), James W. (b. 12/7/1830 and served K, E 41st GA Infantry in the Civil War) and Mary Susan (b. 1835).

As stated she married George A. Ivie of Lawrenceville, Gwinnett, GA. They stayed in GA for a number of years and about 1868 moved up to Indiana - most of the family ended up in Shelbyville, Shelby, Indiana (George A. had died by then) but they may have been in the Columbus, Bartholomew, Indiana area before that.

If anyone can verify this, or provide documentation, or additional information, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Marianne Spencer
Indianapolis, Indiana

Re: Thomas Henry Mauldin Sr

spurgin113 — 2007-07-05 22:30:50Z

I realize it has been a while since you posted but I am a relative of Thomas Henry Mauldin Sr of Arkansas and would like to exchange information with you.

Submariner-MAULDING & USS WAHOO/IA>IL>CA

SharonSIwanick — 2006-12-03 07:04:55Z

Looking for any family or friends of Submariner, George Evans MAULDING. He was a Sailor aboard the submarine USS WAHOO, that went missing, 1943, WWII, in northern Japan. We have latest news to share with and friends.
1920, family of Thomas B, Olive and Harold E. MAULDING, are in Chicago, Cook Co., IL.
1930, family of Harold, Daphne, George, Robert and Olive MAULDING, are in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA.
I have more data on this family. Any knowledge or assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thank You, Sharon

Re: Maulding

2006-10-21 10:24:32Z

The spelling is 'Ressie" - Viola Ressie Maulding was my grandmother.

She had two brothers - Ervin (spelling?) and Glen. Ervin killed himself / was killed at a young age - Glen died in Alaska nearly twenty years ago (I went to his funeral as a small child)

Vi married four times - the first died after their first child, and as she died in 1998, I can't remember his name. After that, she married a Durham, a Frazier, and a Trudeau.

My e-mail is thesilenceofthefrogs@yahoo.com

Please send me any information you have (if you ever check this - I see that it was written years ago), as I am in the effort of making a memorial book for her to distribute to my family on July 26th, 2008, the 10 year anniversary of her death. I will share any and all of my knowledge with you.

Thank you eternally

Re: MARY POLLY MAULDING - HAMILTON COUNTY, IL

2006-09-14 23:15:12Z

FROM WHAT I GATHER POLLY MAULDING IS MY GGGMOTHER WIFE OF JOHN DAILY,SR.HIS WIFE BEING A SARAH LOWERY FROM DAHLGREN,IL.

Re: Richard M. Maulding of White/Hamilton Co. IL, m. Elizabeth Griffith

2006-07-24 05:40:05Z

I forgot to ask you if your Thomas Lowry is the son of John and Melissa. If that is the case, then his mother Delilah is the daughter of my gggrandfather, William Collins.-Carol

Re: Richard M. Maulding of White/Hamilton Co. IL, m. Elizabeth Griffith

2006-07-24 05:32:39Z

Hello Al,
Am happy to share anything I have that will be helpful to you. My line is with Richards sister, Mary (Polly) who married John W. Dailey (Daily). Email me with subject "Maulding genealogy" so I wont take it as junk mail.
Carol

Re: Richard M. Maulding of White/Hamilton Co. IL, m. Elizabeth Griffith

awmorgan — 2006-07-23 20:15:23Z

Mary Maulding m John W Dailey is also my 3rd great grandmother. Their daughter Mary E Dailey m Jobe Standerfer June 08, 1828 in Hamilton Co IL. Their daughter Elizabeth Standerfer m Thomas Lowry March 22, 1860 in Hamilton. They are my great grandparents. I would be very interested in exchanging information on these Hamilton County IL lines. Thank you. Al Morgan alw.morgan@verizon.net

Re: Richard M. Maulding of White/Hamilton Co. IL, m. Elizabeth Griffith

2006-06-12 00:56:44Z

Re: Richard M. Maulding of White/Hamilton Co. IL, m. Elizabeth Griffith

2006-06-11 21:39:49Z

There were several of the Mauldings in Stoddard County. You might try that. I have not done much with Richard yet as my line is with his sister, Mary, (3rd great grandmother) who married John Wesley Daily. I have just started on the Maulding branch and I got a LOT of info on them on The Yesterdays of Hamilton Co., Illinois website. Some of the obits of the Mauldings show going from Mo. to Wisconsin and Michigan. I was born and raised in Hamilton Co. and I didnt know about the Maulding School! I wish I had been interested in all this before I left the area and before all my older relatives passed away. Be sure to check out the website. Also, is the Griffith in your line part of David Griffith line? His daughter, Mary Priscilla, is my gggrandmother. I only have 1 sister, Amanda, listed. Her mother was Elizabeth Wheeler.

Re: Richard M. Maulding of White/Hamilton Co. IL, m. Elizabeth Griffith

2006-06-10 22:16:50Z

Thank you for the reply, Carolyn, but I am having trouble locating a place named Maulding in Missouri. Usually, the U. S. Geographic Names Information Service is pretty good at locating historical place names, but it too failed to locate Maulding for me. It did point out that there was a Maulding School in Hamilton County, Illinois, taken from a map of the McLeansboro area and dated 1942. There is a C. D. Maulding Airport in Ford Co. IL, and a Maulding Millpond in Hampton Co. SC. Beyond that, the GNIS database had nothing. I thought it was a bit curious that there was a Maulding School in Hamilton Co. - the Griffith family was also known for establishing schools. There seems to be a pattern there.

Anyway, if you would have any additional information where Maulding is, I would appreciate it. Thanks again!

Re: Richard M. Maulding of White/Hamilton Co. IL, m. Elizabeth Griffith

2006-06-10 18:48:28Z

Richard Maulding died in Missouri, near Maulding, and is buried there.

Christopher and Amanda Maulding

Ambyr_Maulding — 2005-08-03 15:23:22Z

I have been trying to get in touch with you for years and your father and grandmother have prevented me from seeing you. There is not a day that has gone by that I have not thought about the both of you. I love you both and miss you so very much. I wish that you would give me the chance to explain my side, as I am sure you have heard alot from your father and grandmother. I have alot of paperwork that I can show you. Please give me that chance.....I love you both...your mother....Ambyr

Maulding recognition at Courthouse Centennial

2004-08-10 01:50:34Z

Logan Co., KY, Courthouse Centennial Celebration, 1904-2004

We are celebrating the anniversary of our present courthouse and have done research on the court proceedings from 1792 through present. Of course, the Ewings and Mauldings are of special interest since those two families were leaders in the settlement of our county and in the formation of our first courts.

We had opening ceremonies earlier but are planning the closing ceremonies for the courthouse anniversary during our Tobacco and Heritage Festival. Closing ceremony will be on October 6, 2004, at 4:00 p.m. at the courthouse on West 4th Street, Russellville, KY. We would like to invite any of the family interested in attending to be recognized at this time. It won't be a large formal affair but will be a part of the local street festival and usually a beautiful time in Logan County. If anyone plans to attend, we would like to know about it so they could be recognized then.

Another activity the same weekend in which the Ewings especially would be interested is the 9th annual Primitive Camp Meeting and Rendezvous at Red River Meeting House at Schochoh, KY. This will be held October 8-10 and if interested, you should contact Tom Ruley, 202 Morris Street, Franklin, KY 42134, 270-586-7632 or email at backwoodsministry@hotmail.com or go to website at www.redriverrevival.com

At the revival, there will be Saturday and Sunday morning services at 10:00 a.m., history lessons each day at 2:00 p.m. and church services each night at 7:00 p.m. There will be many demonstrations for the public on Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Contact him if you are interested in this.

Judy Lyne, President
Logan Co., KY, Genealogical Society
P. O. Box 853
Russellville, KY 42276-0853
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Maulding family book

2004-08-05 13:22:15Z

Logan Co., KY, would like to purchase or copy a book we ONCE had on Mauldings who were among early leaders in the settlement of our county.

Denzil Maulding of Alaska was my source at one time but he can no longer be reached at the post office box in Valdez.

Does anyone else know of this book or where we might find a publication on these Mauldings?

Judy Lyne, President, Logan Co., KY, Genealogical Society

Re: Mary (Polly) Maulding

2002-05-08 04:12:39Z

Judy,
I have Denzil's home phone and address if you want to give him a call. He may still have a book or two. I had started to take on the update a few years back and the time involved became more than I had. I have most of the book scanned and processed to a word document. After I get it processed I was going to turn it into a PDF document for sharing. If you need Denzel's contact information E-mail me at rotobug@blarg.net and I'll get it to you.
Dave

Mauldin/Maulding family tree

2000-12-27 20:16:39Z

Does anyone have information about Mary B. Maulding
mother of John W. Maulding...lived in Desha, Arkansas sometime between 1882 and 1893

Mary (Polly) Maulding

2000-12-05 16:20:51Z

Gail,
I found that Mary(Polly)Maulding is a daughter of James b 1720 and a sister of Ambrose, Francis, Jane,Richard, Morton and Wesley. Morton is my line. Marilyn

Mary Polly Maulding

2000-12-05 13:53:51Z

Marilyn: I have since found some info too. My e-mail is ladybug@arends-sons.com. Anxious to see if what I have is same as you. Gail THANKS

Mauldings In Illinois

2000-11-30 18:13:53Z

Dear Gail,
Sorry I was so long in finding your reply. I've tried to email you twice and it was returned both times. I think I've found your Mary(Polly) . Send me an email and I'll tell you where to look for it.

mauldings - to Marilyn

2000-11-21 09:55:50Z

Marilyn: I, too, would like your Maulding's in Il. information. Gail 223 N. Church St., Gibson City, Il 60936 if too long to E-Mail. Looking particularly for Mary Polly Maulding Dailey. Gail ladybug@arends-sons.com Will pay postage/copy fees. Thanks

maulding info

2000-11-09 19:32:12Z

DearPam,
Send me your email address to me on my email and I will tell you what I have . Marilyn

Mauldings in Illinois

2000-11-09 18:30:43Z

Dear Pam,
Let me hear from you as I have an article
that tells of Mauldings in Illinois that might be of help to you. You can email me at dmharles@ruraltel.net

MARY POLLY MAULDING - HAMILTON COUNTY, IL

2000-10-28 09:45:04Z

Anyone know this name? B. about l783, where (??) died 4-4-l844 buried l0M cemetery, Hamilton County, Il. Wed John Wesley Daily, Sr. b. l774 in VA and died l865 in Hamilton County, Il When/where were they married? Who are Mary Polly Maulding's ancestors? And for that matter, John Wesley Daily, Sr's grandparents (John H. Daily and Elizabeth Wilson Daily were his parents. Also originated in VA. Gail ladybug@arends-sons.com

maulding data - to DAVE

2000-10-28 09:38:12Z

DAVE: In your information, do you have anything on a Mary Polly Maulding b. about l783, where? died l844 in Hamilton County, Il. She wed John Wesley Daily, Sr. He was born l774 in VA. Do not know when/where they married...or her ancestors...can you help? Gail ladybug@arends-sons.com

maulding data - to DAVE

2000-10-28 09:37:52Z

Maulding family tree

2000-06-21 13:51:54Z

My mother is visiting here and I'm trying to help her get started on searching the family tree.
Her grandfather was John Maulding who married Hattie Owens around 1886. They lived in Arkansas.
If you have any information concerning these 2 people, please email me back.

Thank you, Robin Evans
jrevans@telusplanet.net.

Maulding family tree

2000-06-21 13:49:27Z

My mother is visiting me, and we are trying to figure out how to do this. I read your message to another person looking for mauldings.
Her grandfather was John Maulding who married Hattie Owens around 1886. They lived in Arkansas.
Do you have any information of these people?

Robin Evans jrevans@telusplanet.net

Family Tree

2000-03-29 04:11:11Z

You should buy a Family Treemaker program by Broderbund. With this program you start out with yourself and then add information about your parents and then grandparents and just keep going back. It is easy to use.

Please Email me and let me know how you are related on the Maulding tree.

Family tree

2000-03-23 17:20:22Z

Hi Bobbi, I looked up Brian but he must have been born after 1979 cause that's the last revision of our family tree. my tree goes back to Richard Maulding born 1670 Mauldin is also a relation of this same lineage. The story goes that one of the brothers did not know how to spell and during the civil war both fought when they asked the one brother to spell his name he told them to spell it like it sounds. The brothers lived in Tennessee.... The rest is history.. while in England last summer my wife and I went to North Wales to the town of Maud in searching the name we found that the Maud is a form of fuel similar to peat moss... So I guess our name sake use to dig Maud!! If you have any questions you could e-mail me direct at rotobug@blarg.net talk to you soon.. Dave

Thomas Henry Mauldin Sr

2001-11-11 04:28:55Z

I am looking for some of my family history from AK. My grandfathers name was Thomas Henry Mauldin Sr. and was married to Vercie Marie, not sure of her last name, but she died in Mid year 1999. She had I believe 9 boys and 3 daughters. My father was I believe about middle of the boys that were born and was named after my grandfather, His name is Thomas Henry Mauldin Jr. and Married Judy Childers on Febuary 23 or 22 of 1966 or 67 I am not sure which.Dad was married to Alice not sure of maiden name before marrying my mother, and had 2 boys with her Alvin, and Paul, then met my mother who had married and Divorced Vauhn Bud and had my brother David (whom my father adopted lol), then had Me(Doris), Got married had my two younger sisters Diane (1968) and Judith (1970) and My parents presently reside in Missouri near my sister Diane. But there were quite a few boys born. The boys' names were Red, James (baby of the family presently living in Texas), Pete (I think he is deceased he was living in California), Idus (who died in Sept of 2000 along with his wife who died a week later), Ken (presently residing in the state of Texas as well), I dont remember the names of the other uncles in my family but the aunts were Pinky, and Ruth that I can remember. It has been awhile since I have been around my family, but am looking for any information possible to help build the family tree. We have all been told for decades that we come from English and Indian Ancestory would love to see how much of my family history I can trace.

Please Email me at mscnglshrt@aol.com if you have any information that might be relating I would be very thankful of this. Plus if we are related in any manner would love to take the time to get to know more of my "family" lol

William

dugspring — 2001-07-04 23:18:23Z

Looking for information on a William Maulding from NY

: Elizabeth MAULDING

patander73 — 2002-04-25 00:41:06Z

I looked ELizabeth up in the maulding book and her marriage to James Keeling is in there but there is no information on her children, soory i couldn't help

Amanda and Christopher Maulding (Morrisonville NY)

marlabanta — 2004-12-24 20:28:12Z

Hi my name is Ambyr (Maulding) Sands. I am your mother and I have been trying to contact you. I LOVE YOU BOTH VERY VERY MUCH !
Your dad knows where I am as I send him child support payments every week. (and have for all the years I have not been able to see you ) He doesn't want us to talk. If you see this please contact me throught this site. or email me directly at :
sparklingblueeyes39@msn.com

Maudling

WWeaver3908 — 2001-12-23 15:27:43Z

Penny: You listed a number of Maudlings with no indication of geographic location. I know nothing of the 4 you listed; however I am trying to find out about my Grandmother who was a Maudling before she married. Her name was Mary Emma Maudling . She married Samuel Johnson Seay at the age of 17 in Dallas County Al on 10/23/1884. She is buried in Pea Ridge Cemetary in Selma Al as Mary Emma Seay. If you think rhere is a remote connection, my e-mail is buckson@aol.com. Thanks

Trammells, Mauldin,Davis

wylenel — 2001-06-23 11:25:17Z

Surry David married Margaret Mauldin in SC about 1789. Their daughter Sarah Davis was born 1805. She married Javan Trammell about 1822 in Buncombe Co., NC.

Do you have any information regarding Margaret Mauldin and her parents?

Wylene

MAULDIN/MAULDING

wylenel — 2001-06-23 11:25:17Z

I am looking for information on
SURRY DAVIS probably of SC, who about 1787 married MARGARET MAULDIN, later he married her sister, Sarah Mauldin. I think they lived for a while in Buncombe Co., NC.

The daughter of Surry Margaret (MAULDIN) DAVIS daughter, Sarah Davis b. February 03, 1805 married JAVAN TRAMMELL about 1822 in Buncombe Co., NC.

Surry Margaret (MAULDIN)DAVIS later moved to TN.

Does anyone have any information about these MAULDINS.

Wylene Alston

Elizabeth MAULDING

ricbar — 2001-12-01 17:48:58Z

Need help!!!! Is the Elizabeth MAULDING who married James KEELING 4May1872 in Worth County, Missouri the same Elizabeth KEELING who gave birth to Alice Maude KEELING in Creston, Iowa in May1873? Is Bessie a nickname for Elizabeth? Barbara Williams dnbinfairhope@juno.com

Re: WERE LOST ON HOW TO DO THIS FAMILY TREE

parrots18 — 2004-10-14 16:41:30Z

I am a Genealogist doing the Maulding Family too.
I have a Brian on my list but it's not your husband.
If I could help let me know. I am just getting started so I don't have much yet.
MarlaGenealogy@aol.com

Mary S. Maulding

sandrajnitzschke — 2001-06-30 12:56:17Z

My Grandmother Laura Belle McClure was born Prob. in Mt. Vernon Illinois on Oct. 22 1877. Her Mothers name was Mary S. Maulding Mary died in 1901. Her Fathers name was John Whalen. Laura's Husband was William DeVault McClure from Hamilton Ill.

Maulding/Williams/Reaney

mcdonap21 — 2002-01-20 05:54:38Z

Hi Dave, I rec'd my gr-grandmother's death cert yesterday to find her mother was Mary Maulding of Tennessee. Mary married Robert Williams also of Tennessee, somehow they ended up in McLeansboro, Hamilton Co, Il where my gr-grandmother Martha Williams was born 8/26/1871. Martha married Mark Reaney in 1891 in Il. What I have listed is all I know about Mary Martha. Can you help? Thx, Pam

Can anyone help?

dianecapps — 2004-06-25 00:54:36Z

Still looking for Missouri Ann's parents. She was born iin 1857 and married John Phillips. The 1860 Census has the name as Maulding not Mauldin. Her father John W. lists his birthplace as SC. For the 1850 Census the only John W Maulding I can find was living with Benjamin and Noami Maulding. Not sure if they were his parents or if Benjamin is his brother. John was born in 1829 SC and married to Gilla Maney (Muney?)

Brick Wall... search for Shadrack/Shadrick/Sherdric

DebbyFrerichs — 2003-07-23 16:52:58Z

I'm a desprate woman....I have hit a major brick wall.

Do any family researchers have a Shadrack/Shadrick/Shedric or something close in your trees PRIOR to 1835? He would have been born around 1813 in KY or possible Ohio and moved to Indiana about 1835 to marry a Mary Ann Brooks in 1838. (Later to marry Elizabeth Quillen,m Hatfield) In 1838 the spelling was Moulden. It is believed he had a sister Elizabeth Moulden born abt 1802 in Ohio.

I'm grasping I know.... but it's worth a try!

Thank you!!

Debby Moulden Frerichs
Lawrence, KS
debby11@mindspring.com

Re: Mary (Polly) Maulding

Judy_Lyne — 2003-04-05 00:26:03Z

I am president of the Logan County, KY, Genealogical Society and wonder if any on the Maulding line could tell me if Denzil Maulding of Valquez, Alaska, still researches the line. We had a reference book he printed but someone has decided they needed it more than our library did -- hence, we would like to purchase another one if possible. We have a correction pamphlet he sent several years ago but nothing to go with it!

Or - - is there another reference book printed on this family as they were prominent in Logan County's early formation.

Judy Utley Lyne

Richard M. Maulding of White/Hamilton Co. IL, m. Elizabeth Griffith

Wq9t1 — 2005-04-21 19:03:01Z

I'm looking for any additional information on Richard M. Maulding who married Elizabeth Griffith. All I have seen posted so far tells that Richard was born about 1793 in Virginia to Ambrose Maulding and his wife Margaret Crissel, and that he died "after 1860". I have not located him in any census yet, despite the claim that he died after 1860.

I've also found three records that appear to concern Richard on the Illinois State Archives site. The first is a possible enlistment during the War of 1812. The second is his marriage to Elizabeth Griffith in White County on 4 August 1817. The third record is a land purchase in White County dated 1818. It should also be noted that in 1821, White County, Illinois was divided to create Hamilton County, where various members of his family remained.

I am trying to establish the identity of Elizabeth Griffith, his wife. I believe she may have been tied to the family of Jonas Griffith Sr. of Jackson County, Tennessee. Three consecutive entries in the 1820 census of White County list Griffith family members; first is Richard Lock Jr. and his wife Elender Griffith, next is their oldest son Jonas G. Lock born about 1798 in Kentucky, but married in Jackson County, TN before the family moved to Illinois, and then John Griffith, probably the son of Jonas Griffith Sr. and a sister to Elender Lock. It was mentioned in Jackson County, TN court records that Jonas Sr. had a daughter named Betsy (Elizabeth), but no other details were mentioned. It's also possible that Elizabeth may have even been John's daughter.

Of the Lock family, I know that some members spent some time in Arkansas, but seemed to later regroup with other family members in Barry County, Missouri. They were joined there by other descendants of Jonas Griffith. I thought perhaps Richard Maulding and his wife may have joined one of these migrations, but haven't been able to trace them yet. Any information would be appreciated.