John served in the Civil War for the Confederate Army with the 10th Regiment Texas Cavalry (Locke’s). Per correspondence with Carl V. Wright (Mings/Doty/Shepperd researcher) 15 years ago, John was on his way home from the war and became very sick, he stopped at a farm house near Atlanta, died and is buried there.
Children:
Susan Melody Mings, 1847
Mary Ann Elizer Mings, 1850
William Phillip Mings, 1852
John Mason Mings, 1854
Caroline/Lucy Mings, 1857 (both names used in different census)
Sarah Harriet Mings, 1859
John served in the Civil War for the Confederate Army with the 10th Regiment Texas Cavalry (Locke’s). Per correspondence with Carl V. Wright (Mings/Doty/Shepperd researcher) 15 years ago, John was on his way home from the war and became very sick, he stopped at a farm house near Atlanta, died and is buried there.
Children:
Susan Melody Mings, 1847
Mary Ann Elizer Mings, 1850
William Phillip Mings, 1852
John Mason Mings, 1854
Caroline/Lucy Mings, 1857 (both names used in different census)
Sarah Harriet Mings, 1859
Family Members
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Martha Adeline Mings Shepperd
1817–1860
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Jessie Daniel Mings Jr
1818–1894
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Sarah Ann Elizabeth Mings Cabbiness
1821–1897
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Susan H. McCurdy Shettlesworth
1825–1913
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Susan Hester Mings McCurdy
1825–1913
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Robert David Wesley "Dock" Mings
1827–1863
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Unicy C. Mings Roberts
1829–1881
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William Capers Mings
1831–1913
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James Houston Mings
1833–1908
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M. C. Mings
1836–1911
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Harriet Martha Mings Kelly
1839–1900
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