Johnathan "John" Mullineux is the oldest son of James Mullineux and Mariah Fowler Mullineux. He was the twin of Sarah C. Mullineux.
During the Civil War John Mullineux served in Unit 4th, West Virginia, Vol. Inf. Both he and his wife received pensions. The pension application shows him as being a musician in W. Virginia, Band #4.
He married America J. Day on 12 Feb 1862 in Gallia Co. Ohio. They had four proven children, and one that died early and left no record:
- Frank
- William Ellsworth
- Harry G.
- Nell "Nellie"
John Mullineux is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1840 for Wilkes, Gallia Co., Ohio as part of two white persons under 20 (1 male and 1 female, under age 5), with his father listed by name, and his mother appears as part of three white persons 20-49 (the one female)
- 1850 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with father, three siblings, his step-mother, and a half sister
- 1860 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with father, three siblings, his step-mother, and 3 half siblings
- 1870 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse and two sons, occupation is listed as planing mill manufacturer of sash and doors
- 1880 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse and three sons, one daughter, occupation listed as carpenter
- 1900 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse, one son, and daughter and son-in-law, Roscoe Mauck, occupation listed as contractor
- 1910 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse, occupation listed as contractor and carpenter
His obituary contains many interesting details about his life:
"Death of John Mullineux
Sterling Citizen and Veteran of the Civil War Passes Quietly Away
Though the death of John Mullineux had been anticipated as an event that might occur at any time for months past, yet his passing June 29 was an occurence of more than local interest. He was known over the county for years as a member of a contracting firm which had constructed Rio Grande College, and other public buildings and many of the handsomest residences in town and county. In that work he had spent the vigor of his youth, his best years of mature manhood and when nature called for his retirement he still lingered at the old planing mill. It was a calling that came down from his father and the noteworthy fact of the occupation was that he and his brothers, associates, had given the name Mullineux the honor and prestige of conscientious and honest dovetail of good material and skillful workmanship. He found time, though to shoulder a musket and defend the Union of the States with his full heritage of British blood and courage.
Mr. Mullineux was a modest individual, as clean, patriotic and loyal in his duty to his community as any citizen the town ever had. His domestic life was ideal and fruitful, and he was granted the scriptural limit of years because an even, consistent performance of the duties of a good husband and splendid father make for years.
The deceased was born at Wilkesville February 26, 1839. February 12, 1862, he married America Day and she, with sons Will and Harry and Mrs. Roscoe J. Mauck, survive him. With the death of his mother, the father married again at Hamden, the second set of children, who survive, being Joseph and Charles and Mrs E. Lincoln Neal of this city and Fred Mullineux at Chicago.
The funeral services were held Thursday at the family residence, by Rev. F. M. Evans of the Grace M. E. Church.
- Gallipolis Journal
July 3, 1914"
Transcribed by Karen Strojin
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Dec 2016
- revised May 2020
During the Civil War John Mullineux served in Unit 4th, West Virginia, Vol. Inf. Both he and his wife received pensions. The pension application shows him as being a musician in W. Virginia, Band #4.
He married America J. Day on 12 Feb 1862 in Gallia Co. Ohio. They had four proven children, and one that died early and left no record:
- Frank
- William Ellsworth
- Harry G.
- Nell "Nellie"
John Mullineux is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1840 for Wilkes, Gallia Co., Ohio as part of two white persons under 20 (1 male and 1 female, under age 5), with his father listed by name, and his mother appears as part of three white persons 20-49 (the one female)
- 1850 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with father, three siblings, his step-mother, and a half sister
- 1860 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with father, three siblings, his step-mother, and 3 half siblings
- 1870 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse and two sons, occupation is listed as planing mill manufacturer of sash and doors
- 1880 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse and three sons, one daughter, occupation listed as carpenter
- 1900 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse, one son, and daughter and son-in-law, Roscoe Mauck, occupation listed as contractor
- 1910 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse, occupation listed as contractor and carpenter
His obituary contains many interesting details about his life:
"Death of John Mullineux
Sterling Citizen and Veteran of the Civil War Passes Quietly Away
Though the death of John Mullineux had been anticipated as an event that might occur at any time for months past, yet his passing June 29 was an occurence of more than local interest. He was known over the county for years as a member of a contracting firm which had constructed Rio Grande College, and other public buildings and many of the handsomest residences in town and county. In that work he had spent the vigor of his youth, his best years of mature manhood and when nature called for his retirement he still lingered at the old planing mill. It was a calling that came down from his father and the noteworthy fact of the occupation was that he and his brothers, associates, had given the name Mullineux the honor and prestige of conscientious and honest dovetail of good material and skillful workmanship. He found time, though to shoulder a musket and defend the Union of the States with his full heritage of British blood and courage.
Mr. Mullineux was a modest individual, as clean, patriotic and loyal in his duty to his community as any citizen the town ever had. His domestic life was ideal and fruitful, and he was granted the scriptural limit of years because an even, consistent performance of the duties of a good husband and splendid father make for years.
The deceased was born at Wilkesville February 26, 1839. February 12, 1862, he married America Day and she, with sons Will and Harry and Mrs. Roscoe J. Mauck, survive him. With the death of his mother, the father married again at Hamden, the second set of children, who survive, being Joseph and Charles and Mrs E. Lincoln Neal of this city and Fred Mullineux at Chicago.
The funeral services were held Thursday at the family residence, by Rev. F. M. Evans of the Grace M. E. Church.
- Gallipolis Journal
July 3, 1914"
Transcribed by Karen Strojin
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Dec 2016
- revised May 2020
Johnathan "John" Mullineux is the oldest son of James Mullineux and Mariah Fowler Mullineux. He was the twin of Sarah C. Mullineux.
During the Civil War John Mullineux served in Unit 4th, West Virginia, Vol. Inf. Both he and his wife received pensions. The pension application shows him as being a musician in W. Virginia, Band #4.
He married America J. Day on 12 Feb 1862 in Gallia Co. Ohio. They had four proven children, and one that died early and left no record:
- Frank
- William Ellsworth
- Harry G.
- Nell "Nellie"
John Mullineux is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1840 for Wilkes, Gallia Co., Ohio as part of two white persons under 20 (1 male and 1 female, under age 5), with his father listed by name, and his mother appears as part of three white persons 20-49 (the one female)
- 1850 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with father, three siblings, his step-mother, and a half sister
- 1860 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with father, three siblings, his step-mother, and 3 half siblings
- 1870 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse and two sons, occupation is listed as planing mill manufacturer of sash and doors
- 1880 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse and three sons, one daughter, occupation listed as carpenter
- 1900 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse, one son, and daughter and son-in-law, Roscoe Mauck, occupation listed as contractor
- 1910 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse, occupation listed as contractor and carpenter
His obituary contains many interesting details about his life:
"Death of John Mullineux
Sterling Citizen and Veteran of the Civil War Passes Quietly Away
Though the death of John Mullineux had been anticipated as an event that might occur at any time for months past, yet his passing June 29 was an occurence of more than local interest. He was known over the county for years as a member of a contracting firm which had constructed Rio Grande College, and other public buildings and many of the handsomest residences in town and county. In that work he had spent the vigor of his youth, his best years of mature manhood and when nature called for his retirement he still lingered at the old planing mill. It was a calling that came down from his father and the noteworthy fact of the occupation was that he and his brothers, associates, had given the name Mullineux the honor and prestige of conscientious and honest dovetail of good material and skillful workmanship. He found time, though to shoulder a musket and defend the Union of the States with his full heritage of British blood and courage.
Mr. Mullineux was a modest individual, as clean, patriotic and loyal in his duty to his community as any citizen the town ever had. His domestic life was ideal and fruitful, and he was granted the scriptural limit of years because an even, consistent performance of the duties of a good husband and splendid father make for years.
The deceased was born at Wilkesville February 26, 1839. February 12, 1862, he married America Day and she, with sons Will and Harry and Mrs. Roscoe J. Mauck, survive him. With the death of his mother, the father married again at Hamden, the second set of children, who survive, being Joseph and Charles and Mrs E. Lincoln Neal of this city and Fred Mullineux at Chicago.
The funeral services were held Thursday at the family residence, by Rev. F. M. Evans of the Grace M. E. Church.
- Gallipolis Journal
July 3, 1914"
Transcribed by Karen Strojin
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Dec 2016
- revised May 2020
During the Civil War John Mullineux served in Unit 4th, West Virginia, Vol. Inf. Both he and his wife received pensions. The pension application shows him as being a musician in W. Virginia, Band #4.
He married America J. Day on 12 Feb 1862 in Gallia Co. Ohio. They had four proven children, and one that died early and left no record:
- Frank
- William Ellsworth
- Harry G.
- Nell "Nellie"
John Mullineux is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1840 for Wilkes, Gallia Co., Ohio as part of two white persons under 20 (1 male and 1 female, under age 5), with his father listed by name, and his mother appears as part of three white persons 20-49 (the one female)
- 1850 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with father, three siblings, his step-mother, and a half sister
- 1860 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with father, three siblings, his step-mother, and 3 half siblings
- 1870 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse and two sons, occupation is listed as planing mill manufacturer of sash and doors
- 1880 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse and three sons, one daughter, occupation listed as carpenter
- 1900 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse, one son, and daughter and son-in-law, Roscoe Mauck, occupation listed as contractor
- 1910 for Gallipolis, Gallia Co., Ohio with spouse, occupation listed as contractor and carpenter
His obituary contains many interesting details about his life:
"Death of John Mullineux
Sterling Citizen and Veteran of the Civil War Passes Quietly Away
Though the death of John Mullineux had been anticipated as an event that might occur at any time for months past, yet his passing June 29 was an occurence of more than local interest. He was known over the county for years as a member of a contracting firm which had constructed Rio Grande College, and other public buildings and many of the handsomest residences in town and county. In that work he had spent the vigor of his youth, his best years of mature manhood and when nature called for his retirement he still lingered at the old planing mill. It was a calling that came down from his father and the noteworthy fact of the occupation was that he and his brothers, associates, had given the name Mullineux the honor and prestige of conscientious and honest dovetail of good material and skillful workmanship. He found time, though to shoulder a musket and defend the Union of the States with his full heritage of British blood and courage.
Mr. Mullineux was a modest individual, as clean, patriotic and loyal in his duty to his community as any citizen the town ever had. His domestic life was ideal and fruitful, and he was granted the scriptural limit of years because an even, consistent performance of the duties of a good husband and splendid father make for years.
The deceased was born at Wilkesville February 26, 1839. February 12, 1862, he married America Day and she, with sons Will and Harry and Mrs. Roscoe J. Mauck, survive him. With the death of his mother, the father married again at Hamden, the second set of children, who survive, being Joseph and Charles and Mrs E. Lincoln Neal of this city and Fred Mullineux at Chicago.
The funeral services were held Thursday at the family residence, by Rev. F. M. Evans of the Grace M. E. Church.
- Gallipolis Journal
July 3, 1914"
Transcribed by Karen Strojin
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- revised Dec 2016
- revised May 2020
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