MULDROW References

The following variations are recognized as valid for this family that appears in North America around 1770: McMuldrough, Muldrough, McMuldrow, McMuldro, Muldrou, Muckldrough, McMuldrew, Muldragh, Maldrough, Muldrew, Muldrove

These references are for use with the following pages:

Confirmed References, pt. 1

Confirmed References, pt. 2

(1) Ulster Genealogical & Historical Guild, Vol. 1 Nos. 5-7 Sept. 1980
Guild Subscriber interest list p.82
"McMULDROUGH, John arrived Charleston from Belfast 1764."
(ed. Note: this is not fact, just an inquiry to a Genealogical Journal so the most that should be surmised is that the earliest reference the writer could find to John was in Charleston in 1764. It seems by reference (42) that John came from Virginia before that.)

(2) U.S. Census South Carolina 1790 --Cheraw District
(transcribed to print version p.49)
CHERAW DISTRICT

NAME OF HEAD OF FAMILY	Free white males 16 or older	Free white males younger than 16	Free white females	Slaves
Muldrough, William	1	2	4	14
McMuldrough, John	1	2	3	6
Muldrough, John	2	1	2	9
Muldrough, Ja^s	1	1	1	3

(3) South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1719-1772 Vol. IV 1767-1773 Books I-3 -> E-4
Abstracted by Clara A. Langley (Book P-3 pp. 316-321 14 June 1769)
"Sale ROGER PINCKNEY, P.M., to JOHN McMULDRO, JR., planter, of Craven Co., for # 101 currency, 250 a. on N side Jefferys Creek, in Craven Co., bounding on all sides on vacant land."

(4) Copy of the original index book showing the Revolutionary Claims filed in South Carolina between Aug 20, 1783 & Aug. 31, 1786 as kept by Auditor General, James McCall. Copy by Janie Revill p.234

Names.		Nos. Returns The figures are return numbers, and serve as an index to the date that the claim and audited account was handed to the legislative council
McMuldrough	David	31.
	Hugh	31.
	William	31. 92.
	James	31.
	John	31. 92.
	Andrew	31. 92.

(5) History of The Old Cheraws by Alexander Gregg p.452 & 453
"an Act was passed for improving the navigation of certain streams. Among others,... Black.... For Black Creek, from its mouth up to the fork, the Commissioners appointed were Lawtermore Edwards, Wm. McMuldrough ..." ~1788(???)

(6) Ibid p. 446

"An ordinance was passed, March 27 [1787], for opening the navigation of Lynche's and Black Creeks. ... For Black Creek, Henry Cannon, John Peoples, James Williamson, Michael Russell, William McMuldrough [were appointed commissioners]"

(7) Ibid p. 411

"McMuldrough, Andrew, private in [M'Intosh's Brigade] 1782 " , Hugh, sergeant-major, in . . . . . " " , James, " " . . . . . " " , William, lieutenant " . . . . . " "

(8) Ibid p. 625
" The tragic fate of Colonel Keith should be remembered. He was murdered by his body-servant on his way from Georgetown to his home in Darlington. This occurred not far from the place where Mr. Mat. Muldrow afterward lived. The murderer was burned near the spot where the deed was committed."

(9) Roster of South Carolina Patriots in The American Revolution by Bobby Gilmer Moss p. 640

McMuldrew, Andrew
He served in the militia during 1781 and 1782. From 1 December 1780 to 1 October 1781, he served in the Pee Dee Regiment of Foot. A.A.5392; Y571.

McMuldrew, John
He served two hundred seventy-three days in the Pee Dee Regiment from January 1781 to October 1781. A.A.5136B; Y573.

McMuldrew, William
He served in the militia during 1780 and 1781. From 1 December 1780 to 1 January 1782, he served as a pribate and lieutenant in the Pee Dee Regiment of Foot. A.A.5392B; Y572.

McMuldrough, Andrew
He served twenty-six days in the militia during 1782. Gregg, p.411; N548.

McMuldrough, Hugh
He served thirty-five days as a sergeant major in the militia and was at one time an ensign. (Hillen, George, S7006); Gregg, p.411; N544.

McMuldrough, James
He served thirty-three days in tbe militia during 1782. Gregg, p.411; A.A.5136A; N546.

McMuldrough, William
He served thirty-nine days as a lieutenant in the militia during 1782. Gregg, p.411; A.A. 8689; N545.

NOTE: There seem to be two Williams, but the William McMuldrew listing above has him as both a private and a lieutenant...probably there is William who was a private, and William who was a lieutenant and the McMuldrew listing is really refering to both individuals.

(10) Marion's Men, a list of Twenty-Five Hundred compiled by William Willis Boddie p.16
Most of the names in this List were taken from the stubs of those old pay indents....stubs bound in books, named for the letters in the alphabet...the letter showing the book and the figures the number of the indent
" Andrew Muckldrough, N 548 David Muckldrough, N 543 Hugh Muckldrough, N 540 James Muckldrough, N 546 John Muckldrough, N 547 "

(11) _________________________________________??
Appendix C: Partial Roll of Those Who Served in The War on the Patriot's Side p.372 " McMuldrough, Andrew, private...........................1782 McMuldrough, Hugh, sergeant-major......................1782 McMuldrough, James, sergeant-major.....................1782 McMuldrough, William, lieutenant.......................1782 "

(12) South Carolina Census 1800

NAME OF HEAD
OF FAMILY County
& Page Males
0-10 Males
10-16 Males
16-26 Males
26-45 Males
Over 45 Females
0-10 Females
10-16 Females
16-26 Females
26-45 Females
Over 45 Slaves

Muldrow, David SUM 612 3 2 . . 1 3 1 . 1 . 4

Muldrow, Andrew DTN 126 4 1 . 1 . 1 1 2 1 . 9

McMuldrow, Hugh DTN 113 2 1 2 . 1 . 1 2 . . 7

McMuldrow, Hugh DTN 122 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 2 . . 7

McMuldrow, James DTN 113 2 . . 1 . 3 . . 1 . 5

McMuldrow, John DTN 124 . . 1 . 1 . 2 . . . 11

McMuldrow, John DTN 122 3 1 . 1 1 2 1 . 1 . 17

McMuldrow, Wm DTN 124 1 2 . . 1 1 1 1 1 . 25

(13) South Carolina Census 1810

NAME OF HEAD
OF FAMILY County
& Page Males
0-10 Males
10-16 Males
16-26 Males
26-45 Males
Over 45 Females
0-10 Females
10-16 Females
16-26 Females
26-45 Females
Over 45 slaves

Muldrew, James Mari 081 2 . 2 . 1 3 1 2 1 . 18

Muldrew, Samuel Mari 081 1 . . 1 1 3 . 2 . . .

Muldrow, Andrew Darl. 005 1 . 1 . 1 3 1 1 . . 17

Muldrow, Hugh Darl. 015 . . 2 . 1 . . 2 . . 12

Muldrow, John, Sr. Darl. 005 . 2 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 22

Muldrow, William Darl. 006 1 . 2 . 1 1 . . 1 . 30

Muldrow, David Darl. 006 1 1 . . 1 2 2 . . 1 1

(14) First (uncorrected) Will of William Muldrow 19 Oct 1812
Please refer to the second will -- the only differences in the two appear to be spelling corrections

(15) Second (corrected) Will of William Muldrow 19 Oct 1812
Excerpts: "...I William Muldrow of South Carolina, Darlington District...Planter... give and bequeath unto Elizabeth my dearly beloved wife... the plantation ...of land where I now live with the houses. ...I give ...unto my son John J Muldrow ... other property .... I give... my daughter Ann Cannon and Son In Law Hugh E Cannon ...other property ...I give...my two youngest cildren Elias Diodorus and Elizabeth Lucretia ...all the lands I am now possessed of...when either of them shall marry of become of age... I give... to my grandson William M Cannon one ...Girl ...except the said William M Cannon Should die before he marry or become of age In which case the ...Girl ... Shall belong to Henry Ellison Cannon... I..set my hand and seal this 19th day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Twelve...
...witnesses Timothy Dargan, Hugh Muldrow , S Connell "

(16) Will of Hugh Muldrow (Sr.) 14 Sept. 1805
Excerpts: " I, Hugh Muldrow of Darlington County planter... to my two sons, Hugh Muldrow and John Hamilton Muldrow to them and their heirs .. all my lands lying in the Fork of Jeffries Crrek extending to the middle run of the North prong of said creek... to be divided into two equal Divisions by John Muldrow, William Muldrow, James Muldrow, Andrew Muldrow, Hugh Muldrow Junior and John Hamilton Muldrow whom I constitute make and ordain the Executers of ...my ...will... I give...a tract of land lying on the North side of Jefferies Creek to my...son in law ...Ducan McLauchan and Margaret McLauchan his wife... I.. give ...to my ...Daughters Mary Muldrow and Jane Muldrow a plantation ... lying on swift creek... I ... confirm this ... will ... this fourteenth of September In the tear of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and five. ... Hugh Muldrow (seal) ..in the presence of ... James Bigham Junr., Robert Gregg Junr., Robert Muldrow "

(17) Will of John Muldrow (John Boyd McMuldrough Jr.) 1816
Excerpts: "State of Carolina
Darlington District
...I John Muldrow ...Do this day the Second of December in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and Sixteen make ... this my last will... I give to my belovd Son Matthew Elloison Muldrow ...Tracts of Land ... lately resurveyed by Mr. Thomas Conn ... to my belovd Son Simon Muldrow three negroes...to my beloved Daughter Agnes Witson three negroes... to my Beloved Daughter Mary Bigham three negroes...to my beloved wife Mary Muldrow the plantation...Lastly I will and Constiture my belove wife Mary Muldrow Executrix and my Sons Robert and Matthew Ellison Muldrow Executors...
in the presence of....Jn Cooper, Isaac W W Hunter, Hugh Muldrow Jr. "

(18) South Carolina Lineage Chart #606: Lineage of Georgia L. Muldrow
__John McMULDROUGH__(N. Ire)__ __John McMULDROW___| | m. 7 Nov 1785 |__Mary McLAUGHLIN__(Scot)_____ ____Dr. Robert MULDROW______| | b. 11 Sep 1786 SC | __Matthew ELLISON | m. 7 Feb 1811 Sumter |__Mary ELLISON_____| | d. 10 May 1853 " __Robert Boyd MULDROW_| _James BRADLEY (4 Dec 1752) | b. 3 Nov 1819 | ___Arthur BRADLEY___| | in Mayesville SC |__Margaret Frierson BRADLEY_| |_Agnes FRIERSON | m. 19 Feb 1839 2 Apr 1795 | Edward Boyd MULDROW___| d. 5 Nov 1857 d. 12 Apr 1836 | __John FRIERSON____ b. 7 May 1853 | in Mayesville SC |__Margaret FRIERSON_| in Mayesville SC | __Joseph MONTGOMERY____ m. 27 Nov 1873 |__Leonora Jeanette __| in Mayesville SC MONTGOMERY |__Elizabeth McFADDIN___ d. 30 Aug 1911 b. 5 Dec 1820 in Mayesville SC in Mayesville SC d. 23 Nov 1899 William James MULDROW (son of Edward Boyd Muldrow) b. 8 Dec 1880 in Mayesville, SC. married on 22 Jan 1908 in Anderson, SC. Died in Greeville, SC. Buried in ANderson, SC. William J. married Bess TOLLY b. 26 Mar 1887 in Anderson SC. Died 23 Feb 1965 in Winter Park, FL. Buried in Anderson SC Daughter of William James MULDROW and Bess TOLLY: Georgia L. MULDROW b. 12 Dec 1908 in Anderson SC.

(19) South Carolina Lineage Chart #141: Lineage of Virginia Lois Thompson
__John McMuldrow__ __John McMuldrow___| | |__Agnes Hamilton__ ____Dr. Robert Muldrow______| | b. 11 Sep 1786 | __Matthew Ellison_ | d. 10 May 1853 |__Mary Ellison_____| | |__Mary Burgess____ __Robert Boyd MULDROW_| _James Bradley | b. 2 Sep 1819 | ___Arthur Bradley___| | in Sumter Dist SC |__Margt. Frierson Bradley___| b. 1772 d. 1818 |_Agnes Frierson | m. 19 Feb 1839 b. 20 Nov 1794 | _Margt. Eliz. MULDROW__| d. 5 Nov 1857 d. 22 Apr 1836 | __John FRIERSON____ | b. 14 Feb. 1840 | near Mayesville SC |__Margaret Frierson_| | near Mayesville SC | __Joseph P. Montgomery____ b. 1776 d. 1794 _Elizabeth DuRant_____| d. Nov 14 1919 |__Leonora Janette______| b. 20 Jun 1793 b. 25 Jan 1878 | near Victory Plains Montgomery | d. 10 May 1861 in Clarendon SC | in Mayesville SC b. 5 Dec 1820 |__Elizabeth McFaddin___ d. 5 Jun 1949 | in Victory Plains SC b. Oct 1801 in Trinity | d. 23 Nov 1899 d. 18 Jul 1837 Crossroads |_Joseph Sidney DuRant Alcolu SC Also: Robert ELLISON listed as the father of Matthew Ellison

(20) South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1773-1778 compiled by Brent Holcomb K-4, 63-67: Lease & release. 14 & 15 1773, William White of Parish of St. David, Craven County, planter, planter to Rueben White of same parish, planter, for L300 SC money, 30 acres in Craven County on Jeffries Creek adj. Rueben Whites land, John McMuldrow, John McClendals, Riggs land, granted to said William White 4 Dec 1771. Wm White (LS), Wit: James White, Benjn Dickinson. Proved before Joseph Gourley, J.P. for Cheraw District, by the oath of James White 15 Feb 1774. Recorded 26 May 1774.

(21) Will of Robert Muldrow (Dr.) 1852
Excerpts: ...I Robert Muldrow of Salem County, District of Sumter, South Carolina Planter ... give ... my Son Robert B. Muldrow my gold watch...I give... my Daughter Jane M. Muldrow my Carriage and Carriage Horses...my Cattle, sheep, and Hogs, ... one third I give to my Son William J. Muldrow... I give .. my son Warren A. Muldrow ... my plantation the East side of Black River ... The part of the plantation above mentioned ... to my Daughter Sarah J. Plowden ... I give to my Nephew Robert Marshall, Son of my Brother Matthew E. Muldrow, Five hundred dollars ... I also give to my Niece Margaret Frierson, daughter of my Brother M. E. Muldrow the Sum of Five hundred Dollars...I do ... constitute my Sons George C. Muldrow, Robert B. Muldrow, Warren A. Muldrow, and William J. Muldrow Executors of this my last Will ...this thirteenth day of April in the Year of Our Lord one Thousand Eight hundred and fifty two...as witnesses thereto
Mat.w Mayes
Martha M. Mayes
Alphus Baker

(22) South Carolina Marriages 1688-1799 abstracted by Brent Holcomb p.162
McMuldrow, Hugh & Jane McDowel, 12 Jan. 1775. Pugh Diary.

(23) South Carolina Marriages 1800-1820 abstracted by Brent Holcomb p.10

(24) Ibid p.20

(25) Ibid p.77

(26) Marriage & Death Notices from the Charleston Observer 1827-1845
abstracted by Brent Holcomb p.111

(27) Ibid p.188

(28) Ibid p.294

(29) South Carolina 1830 Census

(30) Rise Up So Early * A History of Florence County South Carolina
by G. Wayne King 1981, p.16
"The house where R.W. Boyd lives was built in 1829 by S.C. Muldrow ²⁹ being the first improvement in that direction.
²⁹ Simon Connell Muldrow, early member of the Darlington Bar, who sold the house and lot to Peter C. Coggeshall in 1832 and moved West: Deed Book L, p.199, Public Records of Darlington Co., S.C.

(31) Mississippi Census 1840

(32) Mississippi Census 1850

(33) Mississippi Census 1860

(34) South Carolina Lineage Chart #158: Lineage of Susan Green Harris

(35) South Carolina Census 1820
note: males between 16 and 18 will be repeated in the 16 to 26's

NAME OF HEAD
OF FAMILY County
& Page Males
0-10 Males
10-16 Males
16-18 Males
16-26 Males
26-45 Males
Over 45 Females
0-10 Females
10-16 Females
16-26 Females
26-45 Females
Over 45 slaves

Muldrow, Elizabeth Darlington 69 . . . . . . . . . . .

Muldrow, Hugh Darlington 71 . 1 . . 1 . 1 . 1 . . 6

Muldrow, J.J. Sumter 118 4 . . . 1 . 1 . 1 . . ?

Muldrow, Mary Darlington . . . . . . . . . . . .

Muldrow, Mary Marion Co. . . . 1 . . . 1 . . 1 1

Muldrow, Robt. Sumter 113 2 . . . 1 . . . 1 . . ?

Muldrow, Samuel Marion 63 1 1 . . 1 . 1 2 . 2 . 33

Muldrow, Matthew Sumter 109 1 . . 1 . . 1 . 1 . . ?

Muldrow ???? . . . . . . . . . . . .

(36) Marriage & Death Notices from the Southern Patriot 1815 - 1830 Vol. 1
compiled by Wilson and Grimes
Issue of October 3, 1823
Died, in Upper Salem, Dr. John J. Muldrow, aged 36

(37) Darlingtonia edited by Eliza C. Ervin & Horace F. Rudisill 1976 p.5

(38) Ibid p.103

(39) Ibid p.427-428

(40) Ibid p.461

(41) Marriage Records, Darlington Co. South Carolina 1765-1800 compiled by Norwood p.2
(Marriages by Pugh) 1775-Jan 12, Hugh Mcmuldrow to Jane McDowel 1785-Nov. 22, John meldrow

unconfirmed references

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NAME OF HEAD OF FAMILY	County & Page	Males 0-10	Males 10-16	Males 16-26	Males 26-45	Males Over 45	Females 0-10	Females 10-16	Females 16-26	Females 26-45	Females Over 45	Slaves
Muldrow, David	SUM 612	3	2	.	.	1	3	1	.	1	.	4
Muldrow, Andrew	DTN 126	4	1	.	1	.	1	1	2	1	.	9
McMuldrow, Hugh	DTN 113	2	1	2	.	1	.	1	2	.	.	7
McMuldrow, Hugh	DTN 122	1	1	1	.	1	.	1	2	.	.	7
McMuldrow, James	DTN 113	2	.	.	1	.	3	.	.	1	.	5
McMuldrow, John	DTN 124	.	.	1	.	1	.	2	.	.	.	11
McMuldrow, John	DTN 122	3	1	.	1	1	2	1	.	1	.	17
McMuldrow, Wm	DTN 124	1	2	.	.	1	1	1	1	1	.	25