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Mollohan, Franklin D. (1937 - 1937) - male
b.
26 AUG 1937
d. 26 AUG 1937

father: Mollohan, Bernard (1901 - 1948)
mother: Sergent, Edith Emma (1900 - )


Mollohan, Franklin Delano (1934 - 1936) - male
b. 16 OCT 1934 in Fenwick, Nicholas County, WV
d. 28 JAN 1936 in Fenwick, Nicholas County, WV

father: Mollohan, Herbert Camden (1895 - 1961)
mother: Tinnel, Perdie Hanna (1894 - 1977)


Mollohan, Franklin Martin (1907 - ) - male
b. 10 OCT 1907 in Servia, Braxton County, WV

father: Mollohan, Carey Ellsworth (1866 - 1952)
mother: Mollohan, Elizabeth (1874 - 1943)
spouse: Ward, Lillie B. (~1911 - )

- m. 17 MAY 1934 in Richwood, Nicholas County, WV

----------child: Mollohan, James Franklin (1939 - 1992)


Mollohan, Fred Dwayne (private) - male
father: Mollohan, Jack Joe (private)
mother: Crowder, Mary Lou (private)
spouse: Sayre, Lisa Dawn (private)

- m.
10 JUN 1989 in South Charleston, Kanawha County, WV


Mollohan, Fred Homer (1909 - 1976) - male
b. 8 FEB 1909 in Servia, Braxton County, WV
d. 15 OCT 1976 in Webster Springs, Webster County, WV

father: Mollohan, Herbert Camden (1864 - 1951)
mother: Upton, Minnie May (1888 - 1955)

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1930 Braxton County, West Virginia; Birch District; Enumeration District No. 4-2; Page 10A/11; Dwelling 159; Family 159; conducted in April 1930; Information from 1930 Census: Fred H. Mallohan is listed as head of house, living on a farm which he rents. Fred is male, white, age 20, married, age at first marriage was 18, born in West Virginia, occupation is working on his own account as a farmer on a general farm, and was not a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for any war. Listed with him are Radie E., wife, female, white, age 24, married, age at first marriage was 22, born in West Virginia; Mary L., daughter, female, white, age 2  6/12, single, born in West Virginia; Ruby H., daughter, female, white, age  9/12, single, born in West Virginia.

spouse: Sirk, Radie E. (1905 - 1993)
- m. 21 DEC 1926 in Richwood,
Webster County, WV
----------child: Mollohan, Mary Lou (1927 - )
----------child: Mollohan, Ruby Helen (1929 - )
----------child: Mollohan, Gene Paul (1931 - )
----------child: Mollohan, Glen (private)


Mollohan, Frederick Scott (1894 - 1896) - male
b. 3 MAR 1894 in Servia, Braxton County, WV
d. 30 AUG 1896 in Servia, Braxton County, WV

father: Mollohan, Annis Boggs (1863 - 1946)
mother: Upton, Caroline (1869 - 1933)


Mollohan, Fredrick M. (1872 - 1963) - male
b. 23 FEB 1872 in Servia, Braxton County, WV
d. 11 JUL 1963 in Servia, Braxton County, WV

father: Mollohan, William Martin (1834 - 1914)
mother: Boggs, Rebecca M. (1840 - 1907)

In the 1900 Federal Census, Fredrick and Elizabeth are enumerated as living with Fredrick's father.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1910 Braxton County, West Virginia; Birch District; Enumeration District No. 3; Page 12B/37; Dwelling 175; Family 175; conducted on April 29, 1910; Information from 1910 Census: Frederick Mollohan is listed as head of household dwelling on a farm which he owns free of a mortgage. Frederick is, male, white, age 38, married 10 years, born in West Virginia, occupation working on his own account as a farmer on his own farm. Living with him are Elizabeth J., wife, female, white, age 33, married 10 years, had 5 children of which 5 children are still living, born in West Virginia; William E., son, male, white, age 8, single, born in West Virginia; Rebecca A., daughter, female, white, age 7, single, born in West Virginia; French, son, male, white, age 5, single, born in West Virginia; Lewis Archie, son, male, white, age 3, single, born in West Virginia; Ancel, son, male, white, age 9/12, single, born in West Virginia; William M., father, male, white, age 75, widowed, born in West Virginia, occupation none.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1920 Braxton County, WV; Birch District; Enumeration District No. 3; Page 1A; Dwelling 6; Family 6; conducted on January 3, 1920; Information from 1920 Census: Frederick Mollohan is listed as head of household and owns a farm free of mortgage. Frederick is male, white, age 47, married, born in West Virginia, occupation is farmer on his own general farm. Living with him are Elizabeth, wife, female, white, age 43, married, born in West Virginia; William E., son, male, white, age 18, single, born in West Virginia, occupation teacher in district school for wages; Rebecca A., daughter, female, white, age 16, single, born in West Virginia; French, son, male, white, age 15, single, born in West Virginia; Lewis A., son, male, white, age 13, single, born in West Virginia; Ancel, son, male, white, age 10, single, born in West Virginia.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1930 Braxton County, West Virginia; Birch District; Enumeration District No. 42; Page 9A; Dwelling 146; Family 147; conducted in April 1930; Information from 1930 Census: Fredrick Mallohan is listed as head of house, living on a farm which he owns. Fredrick is male, white, age 57, married, age at first marriage was 27, born in West Virginia, occupation is working on his own account as a farmer on a general farm, and was not a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for any war. Listed with him are E. Jane, wife, female, white, age 54, married, age at first marriage was 23, born in West Virginia; W. Earl, son, male, white, age 28, single, born in West Virginia, occupation is teacher in a public school for wages, and was not a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for any war; R. Alice, daughter, female, white, age 27, single, born in West Virginia; French, son, male, white, age 25, single, born in West Virginia, occupation is working for wages as a laborer on a general farm, and was not a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for any war; L. Archie, son, male, white, age 23, single, born in West Virginia, occupation is working for wages as a laborer on a general farm, and was not a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for any war; Ancel, son, male, white, age 20, single, born in West Virginia, occupation is working for wages as a laborer on a general farm, and was not a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for any war.

spouse: Rollyson, Elizabeth Jane (1876 - 1945)
- m. 16 SEP 1899 in Servia, Braxton County, WV

----------child: Mollohan, William Earl (1901 - 1977)
----------child: Mollohan, Rebecca Alice (1903 - 1994)
----------child: Mollohan, French (1904 - 1982)
----------child: Mollohan, Lewis Archie (1906 - 1990)
----------child: Mollohan, Ancel (1909 - 1993)


Mollohan, Fredrick Marshall (1873 - 1873) - male
b.
19 JUL 1873 in Braxton County, WV
d.
3 AUG 1873 in Braxton County, WV
father: Mollohan, William Worth (~1850 - 1893)
mother: Beal, Lydia (1853 - 1873)


Mollohan, Fredrick Norman (1918 - 1934) - male
b.
25 SEP 1918 in Duck, Clay County, WV
d. 28 JAN 1934

father: Mollohan, Thurman M. (1891 - 1970)
mother: Boggs, Grace Bernice (1892 - 1985)


Mollohan, Fredrick Paul (1914 - ) - male
b. 28 JAN 1914 in Gassaway, Braxton County, WV

father: Mollohan, Carey Ellsworth (1866 - 1952)
mother: Mollohan, Elizabeth (1874 - 1943)
spouse: Brown, Louise Lenore (1914 - 1992)

- m. 25 DEC 1937 in Richwood, Nicholas County, WV

----------child: Mollohan, June Lenore (private)
----------child: Mollohan, Stephen Paul (private)


Mollohan, French (1869 - 1933) - male
b.
18 MAY 1869 in Braxton County, WV
d. 14 JUN 1933

father: Mollohan, Benton (1843 - 1932)
mother: McMorrow, Elizabeth Mary (1847 - 1925)

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1910 Braxton County, West Virginia; Birch District; Enumeration District No. 3; Page 12A/37; Dwelling 167; Family 167; conducted on April 29, 1910; Information from 1910 Census: French Mollohan is listed as head of household dwelling on a farm which he rents. French is, male, white, age 40, married 9 years, born in West Virginia, occupation working on his own account as a merchant in a dry goods store. Living with him are Lizzie, wife, female, white, age 30, married 9 years, had 2 children of which 2 children are still living, born in West Virginia; Bessie M., daughter, female, white, age 7, single, born in West Virginia; Clara, daughter, female, white, age 5, single, born in West Virginia.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1920 Braxton County, WV; Birch District; Enumeration District No. 3; Page 1A; Dwelling 10; Family 10; conducted on January 5, 1920; Information from 1920 Census: French Mollohan is listed as head of household and owns a farm free of mortgage. French is male, white, age 50, married, born in West Virginia, occupation is merchant in a dry goods store as employer. Living with him are Lizzie, wife, female, white, age 40, married, born in West Virginia; Bessie M., daughter, female, white, age 17, single, born in West Virginia; Clara, daughter, female, white, age 15, single, born in West Virginia.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1930 Braxton County, West Virginia; Otter District; Enumeration District No. 4-12; Page 14A/132; Dwelling 211; Family 211; conducted in April 28, 1930; Information from 1930 Census: French Mollohan is listed as head of house, living in a non-farm dwelling which he owns and is valued at $7,000. French is male, white, age 60, married[?], age at first marriage was 31, born in West Virginia, occupation is working on his own account as a merchant in a general store, and was not a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for any war. Listed with him are Bessie H., daughter, female, white, age 26, single, born in West Virginia, occupation none; Clara, daughter, female, white, age 24, single, born in West Virginia, occupation none.

spouse: Chapman, Mary Elizabeth (~1878 - 1929)
- m.
10 OCT 1900 in Webster County, WV
----------child: Mollohan, Bessie M. (1903 - )
----------child: Mollohan, Clara (1905 - )


Mollohan, French (1904 - 1982) - male
b. 20 DEC 1904 in Servia, Braxton County, WV
d. 3 DEC 1982 in Huntington, Cabel County, WV

father: Mollohan, Fredrick M. (1872 - 1963)
mother: Rollyson, Elizabeth Jane (1876 - 1945)

French never married.


Mollohan, Gae (~1915 - ) - female
b. ABT 1915 in Walker, WV

father: Mollohan, Lee (1884 - 1975)
mother: Siers, Dora C. (1884 - 1944)
spouse: Mollohan, Julius M. (1915 - 1973)
----------child: Mollohan, Geneva (private)
spouse: Bragg, Ray (~1907 - )

- m. 2 JUL 1936 in Ivydale, Clay County, WV

spouse: Rogers, William H. (~1915 - )

- m. 16 MAR 1940 in Wallback, Clay County, WV

----------child: Rogers, Howard Gale (private)
----------child: Rogers, George Dale (private)
----------child: Rogers, James Edward (private)


Mollohan, Gailey (1893 - 1965) - male
b. 20 MAR 1893 in Frametown, Braxton County, WV
d. 19 APR 1965 in Charleston, Kanawha County, WV

father: Mollohan, Homer Holt (1857 - 1938)
mother: Reip, Julia Ann (1861 - 1915)

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1930 Wayne County, Michigan; Detroit City, Precinct 45; Ward 14, Block No. 18; Enumeration District No. 82-446; Page 6B; Dwelling 9; Family 21; conducted on April 9, 1930; Information from 1930 Census: Gailey Mollohan is listed as head of house, living in a house at 4309 Clements Ave. valued at $55 which he rents and has a radio set. Gailey is male, white, age 37, married, age at first marriage was 32, born in West Virginia, occupation is working as an electrician at Edison Co. for wages, and was a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for War World I. Listed with him are Celia G., wife,  female, white, age 29, married, age at first marriage was 24, born in Michigan, occupation is working as a teacher at a public school for wages.

spouse: [---?---], Celia G. (1900 - 1976)
- m. ABT 1924


Mollohan, Gale Edward (private) - male
father: Mollohan, James Martin (1928 - )
mother: Harmon, Emma Jean (1927 - )
spouse: Smith, Martha Ann (private)

- m.
4 FEB 1971 in Bradley, Boone County, WV
----------child: Mollohan, Sandra Kay (private)
----------child: Mollohan, Amanda Jean (private)


Mollohan, Garl Grant (private) - male
father: Mollohan, Elmer Austin (1903 - 1992)
mother: Brown, Winnie Marie (1913 - 1996)
spouse: Myers, Elouise Grace (private)

- m.
6 AUG 1960 in VA
----------child: Mollohan, Leilani Louise (private)


Mollohan, Gary (private) - male
father: Mollohan, Virgil A. (1902 - 1999)
mother: Lee, Helen Lucille (1903 - 1980)


Mollohan, Gary Dwane (1937 - 1985) - male
b. 17 OCT 1937 in Parkersburg, Wood County, WV
d. 2 MAR 1985 in Vincent, OH

father: Mollohan, Earl Vance (1910 - 1977)
mother: Riffle, Charlotte Mae (1910 - 1977)
spouse: Davidson, Mary Ann (private)
spouse: Reynolds, Lucille Bernice (private)

Gary and Lucille were divorced.


Mollohan, Gary Lee (private) - male
father: Mollohan, William Ralph Jr. (1927 - 1989)
mother: Howell, Mary Louise (1931 - 1997)
spouse: Holochwost, Jodie J. (private)

- m. 4 JUL 1975 in Pinellas County, FL

----------child: Mollohan, Kristie Lee (private)
----------child: Mollohan, Jaime Lynn (private)


Mollohan, Gary Lee (private) - male
father: Mollohan, Ira Jilson Jr. (private)
mother: Teeling, Janice Lee (private)
spouse: Conley, Geraldine Frances (private)

- m.
22 OCT 1977 in Akron, Summit County, OH
----------child: Mollohan, Amanda Marie (private)
----------child: Mollohan, Matthew (private)


Mollohan, Gene Delonor (1939 - 1989) - male
b. 28 MAR 1939 in Vienna, Wood County, WV
d. 28 AUG 1989

father: Mollohan, Earl Vance (1910 - 1977)
mother: Riffle, Charlotte Mae (1910 - 1977)
spouse: Carhuff, Edith Marguerite (1926 - )

- m. 23 MAR 1966 in Parkersburg, Wood County, WV


Mollohan, Gene Paul (1931 - ) - male
b. 10 APR 1931 in Servia,
Braxton County, WV
father: Mollohan, Fred Homer (1909 - 1976)
mother: Sirk, Radie E. (1905 - 1993)
spouse: McGlothlin, Geneva (private)

- m.
17 JUN 1968
----------child: Mollohan, Regina Lynn (private)


Mollohan, Geneva (1932 - 1932) - female
b. 14 JUN 1932 in Nebo, Clay County, WV
d. 14 JUN 1932 in Nebo, Clay County, WV

father: Mollohan, John Demmer (1890 - 1965)
mother: Ellison, Della May (1893 - 1974)


Mollohan, Geneva (private) - female
father: Mollohan, Julius M. (1915 - 1973)
mother: Mollohan, Gae (~1915 - )
spouse: Smothers, Justice L. (private)

- m. ABT 1949 in
Cuyahoga County, OH


Mollohan, Genevieve Armelia (1910 - 2003) - female
b. 2 DEC 1910 in Caress,
Braxton County, WV

d. 2 DEC 2003 in Braxton County Memorial Hospital, Braxton County, WV
father: Mollohan, Lucius (1886 - 1959)
mother: Kniceley, Eva T. (1893 - 1984)
spouse: Krafft, James Byron (1910 - 1992)

- m. 26 APR 1931 in Braxton County, WV

----------child: Krafft, Louis Blair (1931 - 1985)
----------child: Krafft, Lucius Arden (private)
----------child: Krafft, Norma Mozelle (private)
----------child: Krafft, Farrell Eugene (1936 - 1995)
----------child: Krafft, Lorena Helen (private)
----------child: Krafft, Lola Nelva (private)
----------child: Krafft, Arnold Gordon (private)
----------child: Krafft, Judy Carol (private)
----------child: Krafft, Carl Delmas (private)
----------child: Krafft, Donna Varina (private)


Mollohan, Genevieve Ellen (1909 - ) - female
b. 5 DEC 1909 in Skyles, Webster County, WV

father: Mollohan, Okey (1875 - 1949)
mother: Baughman, Laura Dora (1880 - ~1916)
spouse: Whaling, Clyde (~1906 - )

- m. 12 SEP 1926 in Webster County, WV

spouse: Thacker, Hubert Dabney (~1905 - )

- m. 6 JUN 1930 in Webster Springs, Webster County, WV

----------child: Thacker, Hubert Donald (1929 - )
----------child: Thacker, Kathleen (private)


Mollohan, George (~1750 - ~1815) - male
b. ABT 1750 in County Sligo, Province of Connacht, Ireland
d. ABT 1815 in Kanawha County, VA

The Province of Connacht is the smallest and most westerly of the four provinces. It includes counties Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Roscommon and Leitrim.

The name of the province derives from the Connachta, the large tribal grouping which dominated the west and north of the island in the first few centuries A.D. They claimed descent from the mythical
Conn, brother of Eogan, the ancestor of the rulers of Munster, the Eoghanachta. By far the most important of the Connachta were the Uí Néill, who ruled much of the northern and eastern parts of Ireland.

The Uí Brion and the Uí Fiachra , offshoots of the southern Uí Néill based at Tara in Co. Meath were dynastic kings of Connacht from the fourth century down to the arrival of the Normans in the late twelfth century, when the entire territory was granted to the de Burgos. These were eventually completely assimilated into Gaelic culture, becoming the Mayo and Clanricard Burkes, and, in true Irish fashion, producing many offshoot families, among them Gibbons,
Jennings and Philbin, all surnames still commonly found in Connacht.

Because of their remoteness and the relative poverty of the land, the counties of Connacht, together with Co. Clare, were excluded from the confiscations following the wars of the seventeenth century, and became a refuge of sorts for those dispossessed elsewhere. By the nineteenth century the region was densely populated and desperately poor, with the result that its people suffered disproportionately in the Famine and the mass emigration that followed.

County Sligo (Sligeach,) was created in 1579 and got its name from the principal town, which was in turn named after the river running through it: sligeach means "full of shells". The river is now known as the Garavogue.

Sligo is one of the most varied and beautiful counties in the country. Its wild Atlantic coastline is dotted with long sandy beaches, while inland are the spectacular Dartry and Ox mountains and the wooded tranquility of Lough Gill. The region is also rich in pre-historic remains, from the huge funeral mound on top of Knocknaree, reputed to be the burial place of Queen Maeve of Connacht, to the dramatic Neolithic graveyards of Carrowmore and Carrowkeel.

Originally the territory was under the control of the MacDermots, whose power was usurped by the Norman de Burgos from the twelfth to the fourteenth centuries. It was then claimed by a branch of the O’Connors, who ruled under the patronage of the northern O’Donnells, and became known as the O’Connor
Sligo.

The county is now inextricably linked with the name of W.B. Yeats, the Nobel prize-winning poet, who spent much of his boyhood here and immortalized its landscape and culture in his work.

Surnames associated with the county include O’Hara, O’Dowd, Waters, Hargadon, Killoran, Hart, Finan, Breheny and McSharry. Loughlin, Feeney, MacGovern, Gallagher and McGuinness are among the most popular surnames in the county.

George immigrated to the Colonies around 1770. It is unknown what port he arrived at, or where he came from before moving into
Greenbrier County, VA. It is believed that he married Nancy sometime between 1770 and 1774.

In a document dictated by Charles Mollohan, grandson of George and Nancy (which is not signed, so its veracity is unknown), of which a photocopy was provided to this researcher by James Harry Mollohan, Jr. of
Morgantown, WV. Charles states the following:

"My grandfather on my father's side was George Mollohan (perhaps originally was Monahan or Molyhan). He was from
Ireland from the County Stigo, an uneducated man, who came to the United States about the year________.
"My grandmother Agnes, or Nancy Jones before her marriage with George Mollohan, was an Irish woman who came from
Ireland about the same time, from the County Kerry, when she was 16 years old. When she was quite a child she said the name of America had to her a pleasant sound and she determined in her mind when she became old enough she would come to America and so strong was her will and determination to do so that all the money given her by her parents to be spent in sociables and the like. She laid it by and refused to use the same for any purpose until she had enough to pay her way to America. A short time previous to her leaving, she made known her intentions to two of her comrades who also agreed to accompany her. When the time came to leave, one of the girls decided not to go, but the other was True to her word and while the ship was being loaded, she visited it with friends several times and just a short time before the ship weighed anchor, she and her friend went onboard and secreted themselves and remained hidden until the ship was a day at sea. After she came to this country, she formed the acquaintance with George Mollohan and they were married on the _______ day of_____________ in the year _________ in the County of _____________ and State of Virginia by one ________________ minister of the gospel. A certificate of this marriage is now in my possession. Both were catholics. My grandmother especially was a devoted catholic never laying herself down to sleep without saying her catholic prayers taught her in her childhood."

[Perhaps the descendants of Charles Mollohan, who moved to
Kansas, still have this Marriage Certificate and can provide a copy of it, or at least inform us of the date and place of the marriage?]

After moving to
Greenbrier County in 1793, George received a land grant on Sinking Creek in Greenbrier County in 1797.

VA Grants 37, p. 280
Library of Virginia Digital Collection:
Land Office Patents and Grants
-------------------------------------------
Ge. Mollihan
352 Acres
Greenbrier
Exam'd
James Wood Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth To all to whom these Presents shall come Greeting Know ye that by Virtue of a Certificate in right of Settlement given by the Commissioners for adjusting the titles to unpatented lands in the District of Augusta Botetourt and Greenbrier and in Consideration of the Ancient Composition of thirty five shilling sterling paid into the Treasury of this Commonwealth, There is Granted by the said Commonwealth unto George Mollihan, a certain Tract or Parcel of Land Containing three hundred and fifty two Aacres [sic] by survey bearing date the twenty eighth day of August one thousand seven hundred and eighty six lying and being in the County of Greenbrier, on sinking Creek, joining the lands of Charles Lewis deceased Joseph McClung John Williams and the Heirs of James Burns, and bounded as followeth to Wit, Beginning at two black Oaks corner to Burns and with his line, south sixty seven degrees West eighty six poles to a red oak south twenty one degrees West forty poles to a black Oak and white Oak, south fifty degrees East fourteen poles to a white oak and black oak south two degrees West seventy two poles to a white oak on Lewis's line and with North seventy degrees West fifty nine poles to two white Oaks on Richard Williams's line and with the same [North?] eight degrees West fifty four poles to a white oak on Joseph McClungs line, and leaving North four degrees West ninety seven poles to a white Oak North seventeen degrees East one hundred and forty eight poles to a white Oak North thirty degrees West one hundred poles to a white Oak and hickory North forty five degrees East ninety six poles to a yellow Lynn south twenty three degrees East three hundred and seventy poles to the beginning, with its appurtenances To have and to hold the said tract or Parcel of Land with its appurtenances To the said George Molliham [sic] and his Heirs forever In Witness whereof the said James Wood Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his Hand and caused the lesser seal of the said Commonwealth to be Affixed at Richmond on the twentieth day of June In the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety seven, and of the Commonwealth the Twenty first
James Wood

Sometime before 1805, they moved to Skyles Creek in, what would become, Braxton County and is now in present day Webster County and settled near the Dodrills who lived on the Birch River near Boggs. The Skyles Creek joins the Birch River about 4 miles down river from Boggs, Webster County, WV just before the Birch River leaves Webster County for the last time and crosses into Braxton County, WV. Later, they sold that property and moved to the
Holly River.

In the period between 1783 and 1786, George appears on the
Greenbrier County Census List. In 1809, George appears on the Kanawha County Tax List, apparently living with his son, George. In 1810, he appears again, this time living with another son, James.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1810
Kanawha County, Virginia; Page 5, Line 5; Information from 1810 Census: George Molohan is listed as head of house. This enumeration lists one white male between age 16-26, one white male age 45 and over, one white female between age 16-26, one white female age 45 and over.

There is no record of when or where
Nancy died but note the following:

"A tragedy not unlike that of Strange occurred about 1815.
George Mollohan who lived with his son, James, on Birch River, left one day to visit his son John, who resided about sixteen miles distant and near where Sutton now stands on the Little Kanawha; all within the present bounds of
Braxton County.
About ten days after the old gentleman's departure, a settler from the Little Kanawha came to
Birch River and James Mollohan inquired about his father. He was informed that Mr. Mollohan had not been at his son John's, nor had he, in coming over the path seen any trace of him. Moreover, John had requested the informant to tell his father to pay him a visit.
An unavailing search was immediately instituted for the missing man. The only trace ever found of him was his gloves placed in the forks of a bush, and, at no great distance, his horse feeding in the bottomlands. This incident is here given for the first time.
George Mollohan, settled in Greenbrier County, in 1780. (12)"(Source: by Lucullus Virgil McWhorter, William Elsey Connelley and J. P.MacLean, The border settlers of northwestern Virginia from 1768 to 1795: embracing the life of Jesse Hughes and other noted scouts of the great woods of the trans-Allegheny, (Republican Publishing Company, Hamilton Ohio, Copyright 1915) Page 189). [footnote 12 is a reference to a book by Virgil A. Lewis, History of
West Virginia, p. 523 (see below)].

"In 1780, the number of settlers [in
Greenbrier County] was increased by the arrival of James Kincaid, John Gregory, George Mollahan and Charles Hyde." (Source: by Virgil A. Lewis, History of West Virginia in two parts, (Hubbard Brothers, Publishers, Philadelphia, Copyright 1889) Page 523).

spouse: Jones, Nancy Hanks (~1754 - )
- m. ABT 1774 in VA

----------child: Mollohan, John (~1775 - 1852)
----------child: Mollohan, Elizabeth (~1782 - >1860)
----------child: Mollohan, George Jr. (~1784 - 1861)
----------child: Mollohan, James (1787 - ~1862)
----------child: Mollohan, Margaret Hope (~1793 - 1876)


Mollohan, George Bernard (1873 - 1950) - male
b. 3 DEC 1873 in Webster County, WV
d. 6 MAR 1950 in Sutton, Braxton County, WV

father: Mollohan, Bernard (1836 - 1899)
mother: Strong, Mary Angela (1844 - 1902)

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1910 Webster County, West Virginia; Hacker Valley District; Enumeration District No. 158; Page 15B/299; Dwelling 203; Family 203; conducted on May 4, 1910; Information from 1910 Census: George B. Mollohan is listed as head of household dwelling on a farm which he owns free of a mortgage. George is, male, white, age 36, married 8 years, born in West Virginia, occupation is working on his own account as a farmer. Living with him are Bertha, wife, female, white, age 28, married 8 years, had 3 child of which 2 children are still living, born in West Virginia; Elmer, son, male, white, age 7, single, born in West Virginia; Clive, son, male, white, age 6/12, single, born in West Virginia; Ella P., sister, female, white, age 29, single, born in West Virginia, occupation none; Lena D., sister, female, white, age 27, single, born in West Virginia, occupation none.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1920 Webster County, West Virginia; Hacker Valley District; Enumeration District No. 149; Page 5A; Dwelling 71; Family 71; conducted on January 8, 1920; Information from 1920 Census: G. B. Mollohan is listed as head of house and owning a farm free of mortgage. G. B. is male, white, age 46, married, born in West Virginia, occupation farmer. Listed with him are R. B., wife, female, white, age 38, married, born in West Virginia; E. A., son, male, white, age 16, single, born in West Virginia; K. C., son, male, white, age 10, single, born in West Virginia.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1930 Webster County, West Virginia; Hacker Valley District; Enumeration District No. 51-9; Page 14A/270; Dwelling 39; Family 39; conducted in April 29, 1930; Information from 1930 Census: George B. Mollohan is listed as head of house, living on a farm which he owns. George is male, white, age 56, married, age at first marriage was 28, born in West Virginia, occupation is working on his own account as a farmer on a general farm, and was not a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for any War. Listed with him are Rebecca F., wife, female, white, age 49, married, age at first marriage was 21, born in West Virginia, occupation none; Kenneth C., son, male, white, age 20, single, born in West Virginia, occupation is working as a farm laborer for wages; Elmer A., son, male, white, age 28, married, age at first marriage was 27, born in West Virginia, occupation is working on his own account as a farmer on a general farm, and was not a veteran of the U.S. military mobilized for any War; Winnie M., daughter-in-law, female, white, age 17, married, age at first marriage was 16, born in West Virginia, occupation none.

spouse: Arbogast, Betty Florence (~1880 - 1928)
----------child: Mollohan, Wilbert Poling (1901 - 1983)
spouse: Pugh, Rebecca Bertha (1881 - 1942)

- m. 8 DEC 1901 in Hodam Creek, Webster County, WV

----------child: Mollohan, Elmer Austin (1903 - 1992)
----------child: Mollohan, Sylvia R. (1905 - 1905)
----------child: Mollohan, Kenneth Clive (1909 - 1993)


Mollohan, George Cleveland (1886 - 1963) - male
b. 31 DEC 1886 in Braxton County, WV
d. 11 DEC 1963 in Brush, Morgan County, CO

father: Mollohan, Curtis "Cortez" (1848 - 1930)
mother: Hamrick, Mary Elizabeth (1853 - 1888)

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1910 Logan County, Colorado; Leroy Precinct; Leroy Village; Enumeration District No. 243; Page 2A/219b; Dwelling 52; Family 53; Line 14; conducted on April 20, 1910; Information from 1910 Census: George Mollohon is listed as head of household dwelling on a farm which he owns free of a mortgage. George is, male, white, age 23, single, born in West Virginia, occupation is working on his own account as a farmer on a general farm, can read and write.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1920 Maricopa County, Arizona; Phoenix City; Precinct No. 6; Enumeration District No. 68; Page 1B; Dwelling 5; Family 7; conducted on January 2, 1920; Information from 1920 Census: George Mollohan is listed as a lodger enumerated under the head of household of the hotel keeper, C. G. Giordano and is residing at 7 South 3rd Street. George is male, white, age 33, single, born in West Virginia, occupation is working as a laborer on a farm for wages.

In the 1930 Federal Census, George is enumerated as living with his brother-in-law and sister, Winnie in
Colorado.

spouse: Vickers, Hazel Marquardt (*1899 - 1978)
- m. ABT 1936


Mollohan, George D. (1916 - ) - male
b. 27 MAR 1916 in OK

father: Mollohan, Charles M. (1884 - )
mother: Walling, Cora E. (1890 - )


Mollohan, George Dana (1923 - 1944) - male
b. 10 SEP 1923 in Servia, Braxton County, WV
d. FEB 1944 in the South Pacific during World War II

father: Mollohan, Thurmond Roy (1886 - 1954)
mother: Hill, Hallie Alma (1898 - 1979)

George served in the U.S. Navy as a Torpedoman's Mate Second Class during World War II. He was Missing-in-Action in February 1944 and was declared dead by the USN on 14 January 1946. He was awarded the Purple Heart Medal and a monument was placed in Honolulu, Hawaii.


Mollohan, George Dodrill (1815 - 1895) - male
b. 12 DEC 1815 in Nicholas County, VA
d. 16 MAR 1895 in Braxton County, WV

father: Mollohan, James (1787 - ~1862)
mother: Dodrill, Martha (1789 - 1872)

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1840 Braxton County, Virginia; Page 246, Line 22; Information from 1840 Census: George D. Molohan is listed as head of house. This enumeration lists one white male under age 5, one white male between age 20 and under 30, one white female under age 5, one white female between age 20 and under 30, number of persons in each family employed in agriculture was one.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1850
Braxton County, Virginia; District #4; Page 178A; Dwelling 72; Family 72; conducted on August 14, 1850; Information from 1850 Census: George D. Mollohan is listed as head of household. George is age 34, male, farmer, value of real estate owned $1,000, and born in Virginia. Living with him are Dianna, age 35, female, and born in Virginia; Bernard, age 14, male, born in Virginia; Neoma, age 12, female, born in Virginia; Harrison, age 10, male, born in Virginia; William, age 8, male, born in Virginia; Hester, age 5, female, born in Virginia; Willis, age 3, male, born in Virginia; Moriah, age 11 months, female, born in Virginia.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1860
Braxton County, Virginia; Page 21/363; Dwelling 138; Family 132 conducted on June 23, 1860; Information from 1860 Census: George D. Mollohon is listed as head of household. George is age 48, male, farmer, value of real estate $11,512, value of personal estate $1,100, and born in Virginia. Living with him are William, age 18, male, and born in Virginia; Hester, age 16, female, born in Virginia; Willis, age 14, male, born in Virginia; Mary, age 9, female, born in Virginia; Sarah Vandever, age 28, female, occupation laborer, born in Virginia.

George was sympathetic to the North during the Civil War, and it was while he and some Union Troops were eating at a friend's home near Sutton, WV during the summer of 1863, that the Tuning Brothers (a Confederate guerrilla group) and some others captured them. The following is from Sutton's History of
Braxton County, pages 166-200:


"In the summer of 1863, a portion of Co. F, 10th W. Va. Volunteer Infantry, was on a scouting visit to their homes in Braxton county, a county from whence that stalwart company was recruited, and where 90  percent or more of those noble and generous boys were born and raised. While at home, Captain Hyer and some of his men were captured by the Tuning brothers and others, who alternated between W. L. Jackson's camp and anything they could pick up within the Federal lines. The night that Captain Hyer was captured, he was at his home on Salt Lick, and had as his guests John D. Baxter, who was orderly sergeant of the company; Sergeant S. E. Knicely; private E. B. Wheeler and Wm. M. Barnett.
As well as we remember, this was the company at Captain Hyer's on the night of the attack and capture; George D. Mollohan, Harvey Hyer and M. L. Barnett, civilians, were either there on the night in question or captured in the immediate neighborhood and were present as prisoners when the attack was made. After several shots had been fired and a demand to surrender had been made, Captain Hyer thinking that the house would be fired and his family exposed and further resistance would be useless against the protest of Orderly Baxter and perhaps others, surrendered to a party, part of whom at least were thirsting for the blood of some of the inmates of that house.
We know little of the history of Tunings, but think they came from
Tygart's valley, and settled on Salt Lick. Prior to the war, Jack, the one they called captain, was a very stout and rugged man, and it was said that the only time he ever met his match was when he fought the invincible Crawford Scott of Randolph county. The Tunings seemed somewhat vicious and vindictive in their nature, whether they had any special grievance growing out of the war that imbittered them we know not; but early in the war they were known to be hostile and disposed towage a guerilla warfare, and for that reason the commander of the post at Sutton sent Orderly Baxter with a squad of men to their residence on Salt Lick to confiscate some property. This order he obeyed as a soldier; . ..
Tunings, like a great many other people, not looking beyond the mere surface, nor comprehending the true cause, swore vengeance in their wrath against Orderly Baxter, and after the capture of Captain Hyer and his company, they gloated over the satisfaction they would have in subjecting the already doomed soldier to the indignities unworthy of our civilization, and later in the deep recesses and lonely glens of the mountains beyond Webster C. H., he was to be put to death like a savage or an outlaw. After the captain and his men surrendered, they were tried two and two and started on their march. The destination of some of the men were Libby prison; others were to be put to death. No one knew this better than the brave Baxter. . . .
The Confederates were composed of two Tunings, Jack and Al., F. F. Squires, and others whose names I have forgotten. . . .
The prisoners all being secured, the march was taken up near
midnight for Wm. L. Jackson's camp in Pocahontas county. Baxter and Wheeler were tied together and Knicely and Barnett. . . . Baxter was a military man, a born genius; did nothing under excitement; stood 6 feet, 2 inches in height; weighed 180 pounds and was handsome and commanding in appearance. His determination was to get away from his captors or die in the attempt, and not be shot down like a savage or a dog. . . .
Baxter was to be taken through Webster county, tortured and shot, and possibly Wheeler was to share the same fate. The others were to betaken with an air of triumph to
Jackson's camp. This to Tuning was a most fortunate and important military capture. He did not stand very high at Jackson's camp. . . .
The Tunings and their men were marching in triumphant splendor through the darkness with their prisoners and what booty they had succeeded in appropriating; at a point on the ridge near Ben's Run through a signal or sign, two of the couple communicated the fact that they had removed the cords by which they were tied, and at a place in the road that seemed to invite the attempt to escape, Baxter and Wheeler plunged into the brush, running in the same direction; Knicely and Barnett made a dash in the opposite direction. . . . Every shot went wild of its mark, and only acted as an incentive to excellorate the movements of those stalwart men who were winding down the brush and saplings as if they were but dry stubble, in their flight down the rugged hillsides of the Elk Valley. . . .
When Tunings realized that they had lost in a moment what they had long sought to win, and the great prize over which they felt so elated, their vengeance and anger knew no bounds. We were told by some of those who remained in captivity that they raged and swore, lamenting the escape of Baxter. They sullenly trudged on with occasional vile oaths and frequently threatened the lives of the other prisoners. George D. Mollohan, M. L. Barnett and Henry Hyer, the three civilian prisoners, after the exciting spectacular scenes of that midnight hour, were taken with the other prisoners to a point near the mouth of Brock's run on Holly river. There they halted to hold a war council and wait for daylight. There was a tide in the river and the only means of crossing was on a broken boat gunnel. At this point it was decided to release two of the prisoners, Hyer and Barnett. . . .
George D. Mollohan was taken to
Richmond and the cruel treatment he received came near ending his life.
After the escape of Baxter, Knicely and Wheeler, Mr. Mollohan's hands were tied, also Barnett's. We do not know whether Capt. Hyer's hands or whether he as an officer was placed on his honor to remain a prisoner. After the halt at Brock's run, the march was resumed and the prisoners taken across Holly river. The Tunings were importuned to untie the cord that bound Mollohan's hands until the river was crossed, but they positively refused. To cross a stream on a piece of boat gunnel with your hands tied behind you is extremely hazardous. The river crossed in safety, the march was continued through Webster county to
Jackson's camp; thence to Richmond and Libby prison.
In passing through Webster C. H., weary and footsore with the march, warmed up by the autumn sun, Mollohan's thirst was intensified by the sight of the pure crystal waters, but he was denied that slight privilege of appeasing his thirst, that to him would have been a blessing. The prisoners had one friend in the company of whom I wish to speak more particularly, because justice should be done to every man and he should have credit for his good acts, and a friend under these circumstances and in such trying need should be remembered and appreciated. F. F. Squires wanted Tunings to untie the cords that bound Mollohan while crossing the river and give him a chance for his life, in case that frail craft should sink or capsize but refused and on the march he frequently besought Tuning to grant decent treatment to the prisoners, but without effect. He confided with the prisoners and advised for their welfare, and through his influence saved them great and trying iniquities. He administered to their wants while in
Jackson's camp."

It is not known how long George and his companions remained in prison before they were released and sent home, but it is believed that it was about a year.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1870
Braxton County, West Virginia; Franklin Township; Page 15/421; Dwelling 92; Family 92; conducted on July 5, 1870; Information from 1870 Census: George D. Mollohan is listed as head of household. George is age 54,  female, white, occupation is farming, value of real estate is $2,803, value of personal estate is $725, born in Virginia. Living with him are Mary M., age 18, female, white, born in Virginia; Hester A. Berry, age 26,  female, white, occupation at home, born in Virginia; Charles M., age 3, male, white, born in West Virginia; William L., age 2, male, white, born in West Virginia.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1880 Braxton County, West Virginia; Holly District; Enumeration District No. 7; Page 30B/420; Dwelling 260; Family 260; conducted on June 19, 1880; Information from 1880 Census: George D. Mollohan is listed as head of household. George is white, male, age 64, married, occupation is farmer, born in
Virginia. Living with him are Susan, white, female, age 37, wife, married, occupation keeping house, born in Virginia; Madona, white, female, age 4, daughter, single, born in West Virginia; George, white, male, age 1, son, single, born in West Virginia; Levi P. Forinash, white, male, age 14, servant, single, occupation works on farm, born in West Virginia.

spouse: Bickel, Diana (1815 - 1854)
- m. 15 APR 1835 in Nicholas County, VA

----------child: Mollohan, Bernard (1836 - 1899)
----------child: Mollohan, Naomi (1838 - 1917)
----------child: Mollohan, Harrison (1840 - 1925)
----------child: Mollohan, William (1842 - 1888)
----------child: Mollohan, Hester Ann (1844 - 1910)
----------child: Mollohan, Willis (1847 - 1918)
----------child: Mollohan, Mariah (1850 - 1852)
----------child: Mollohan, Mary Martha (1851 - 1922)
spouse: Alkire, Permilia (1818 - 1898)

- m. 15 JUL 1855 in Braxton County, VA


George and Milly's marriage ended in divorce. Since both the 1860 Federal Census and the 1870 Federal Census show George and Milly living on separate home sites and list each one as the head-of-household, they were probably separated before 1860. George and Milly were divorced May 27, 1868 in Braxton County, WV. George claimed that Milly had "willfully deserted and abandoned him more than 5  years" earlier (Source: WV, Braxton County Courthouse Chancery Order Book #2, Page 79).

----------child: Mollohan, Ellis C. (1854 - )
----------child: Mollohan, Ann (1856 - 1858)
----------child: Mollohan, Infant (1858 - 1858)
spouse: Foster, Susan Wyatt (1843 - 1913)

- m. 12 JAN 1871 in Braxton County, WV

----------child: Mollohan, Iowa Margaret (1871 - 1873)
----------child: Mollohan, Helena (1873 - 1875)
----------child: Mollohan, Madama (1875 - 1904)
----------child: Mollohan, George Wyatt (1878 - 1942)
----------child: Mollohan, Blanche (1881 - 1917)
----------child: Mollohan, Jashen (1883 - 1910)
----------child: Mollohan, Lucius (1886 - 1959)


Mollohan, George Edward (private) - male
father: Mollohan, William Lanta (1883 - 1964)
mother: Shock, Mamie (1892 - 1967)
spouse: Douglas, Glema Mae (1938 - 1989)

- m. 31 MAY 1958 in Peytona,
Boone County, WV


Mollohan, George G. (~1808 - >1850) - male
b. ABT 1808 in
Kanawha County, VA
d. AFT 1850 in
Braxton County, VA
father: Mollohan, John (~1775 - 1852)
mother: [---?---], Elizabeth (*1778 - )

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1840 Braxton County, Virginia; Page 246, Line 19; Information from 1840 Census: George G. Molohan is listed as head of house. This enumeration lists 2 white males under five years of age, 1 white male of thirty and under forty, 1 white female of twenty and under thirty, number of persons in each family employed in agriculture was 1.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1850
Augusta County, Virginia; District #2; Page 317A; Dwelling 1436; Family 1436; conducted on August 2, 1850; Information from 1850 Census: George G. Mollohan is listed as residing at the W. L. Asylum. George G. is age 45, male, born in Virginia, and insane.

spouse: Alkire, Permilia (1818 - 1898)
- m. ABT 1836 in
Braxton County, VA?
----------child: Mollohan, David (~1838 - )
----------child: Mollohan, John H. (~1840 - )
----------child: Mollohan, Andrew (~1842 - )
----------child: Mollohan, Rebecca E. (~1844 - <1865)
----------child: Mollohan, America Ann (1846 - 1900)
----------child: Mollohan, Mary V. (~1848 - <1860)


Mollohan, George Hampton (private) - male
father: Mollohan, Paul Hampton (1908 - 1995)
mother: Jarvis, Ruth Mildred (1917 - )
spouse: Nipps, Judy Arlene (private)

- m. 26 JUN 1964 in Dunbar, Kanawha County, WV

----------child: Mollohan, David Paul (private)
----------child: Mollohan, Lisa Kay (private)


Mollohan, George Jr. (~1784 - 1861) - male
b. ABT 1784 in VA
d. MAR 1861 in
Braxton County, VA
father: Mollohan, George (~1750 - ~1815)
mother: Jones, Nancy Hanks (~1754 - )

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1810 Kanawha County, Virginia; Page 12, Line 1; Information from 1810 Census: George Molohan is listed as head of house. This enumeration lists 1 white male of sixteen and under twenty-six, 2 white females under ten years of age, 1 white female of sixteen and under twenty-six.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1820
Nicholas County, Virginia; Page 204, Line 22; Information from 1820 Census: George Mollohon is listed as head of house. This enumeration lists 2 white males under ten years of age, 2 white males of sixteen and under twenty-six, 2 white males of twenty-six and under forty-five, 2 white females under ten years of age, 2 white females of ten and under sixteen, 1 white female of twenty-six and under forty-five, with 4 persons engaged in Agriculture.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1830
Nicholas County, Virginia; Page 185, Line 3; Information from 1830 Census: George Mollohon is listed as head of house. This enumeration lists 1 white male under five years of age, 1white male of five and under ten years, 1 white male of ten and under fifteen, 1 white male of fifteen and under twenty, 1 white male of forty and under fifty, 1 white female of five and under ten, 1 white female often and under fifteen, 1 white female of forty and under fifty.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1840
Braxton County, Virginia; Page 246, Line 20; Information from 1840 Census: George Molohan is listed as head of house. This enumeration lists 1 white male of ten and under fifteen, 1 white male of  fifteen and under twenty, 1 white male of  fifty and under sixty, 1 white female of  fifty and under sixty, and 1 male slave of ten and under twenty-four.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1850
Braxton County, Virginia; District #4; Page 211B; Dwelling 532; Family 532; conducted on September 12, 1850; Information from 1850 Census: George Mollohan is listed as head of household. George is age 68, male, farmer, value of real estate owned $3,000, and born in Virginia. Living with him are Mary, age 67, female, and born in Pennsylvania; Anson, age 20, male, farmer, born in Virginia.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1860
Braxton County, Virginia; Page 100/442; Dwelling 641; Family 630; conducted on August 11, 1860; Information from 1860 Census: George Mollohon is listed as head of household. George is age 78, male, farmer, value of real estate is $650, value of personal estate is $200, and born in Virginia.

George had two land grants given to him by Gov. John Tyler of VA. One was in 1826, for 150 acres on the north side of
Elk River, the other was in 1832, for 250 acres on Mill Creek in Nicholas County. Mill Creek joins the Birch River at the town of Birch River. The land on the Elk River bordered the James Frame farm. This is the same Frame family that so many of the Mollohans married into.
George was a farmer, an avid hunter and an expert woodsman. His prowess as a hunter was described by Charles T. Dodrill in his family book, "Heritage of a Pioneer".

The following is excerpted from W. C. Dodrills "Moccasins Tracks and Other Imprints":

"George Mollohan and Joshua Stephenson were devotees of the chase when great portions of Webster and
Braxton Counties were a part of Nicholas. Most very seldom failed and game of all kinds was plentiful and in prime condition. These two men were brothers-in-law and spent much of their time in the woods.... Stephenson was not renowned for his bravery, but he was a very good hunter. These two men, in the month of November went to the head of Little Birch (River) to hunt. They had not hunted very long until a large bear was wounded. They thought they would make him furnish his own transportation up a very steep mountain. By throwing stones and barking like a dog, they drove him before them. When he showed fight, they let him rest for a while. In this way they reached the top of the mountain. Their surprise and chagrin can hardly be imagined when the bear suddenly vanished from their sight as if by magic. On investigation it was found that the bear had entered a cave, or den, where bears had been in the habit of hibernation during the winter. Mollohan at once began preparation to follow bruin into the subterranean cavern. He made a pine torch and told Stephenson to shoot the bear when he drove him out. There was a short turn about twenty-five feet from the entrance to the cave and in turning the angle the hunter was greeted with an angry growl. Before he could shoot the bear was upon him, and the torch was extinguished. There was not sufficient room for the bear to pass, and before Mollohan could reach the outer world, he was almost killed. There was scarcely an ounce of sound skin on his entire body. The flow of blood down his forehead almost blinded him. His clothing was torn to shreds. When Stephenson heard the fight begin, he became so frightened that he ran some distance and climbed a tall tree. It is needless to say that the bear made good his escape. Mollohan was carried home by sympathizing neighbors and lay in bed for a year. He went into the cave the following autumn and retrieved his hunting rifle. He, afterwards moved to Braxton County and cleared a large farm, becoming one of the best farmers in the community in which he lived."

spouse: Dodrill, Mary (~1784 - <1860)
- m. 1 JUL 1805 in Kanawha County, VA

----------child: Mollohan, Rebecca (1806 - 1864)
----------child: Mollohan, Nancy (1809 - 1876)
----------child: Mollohan, Nathan Curtis (1812 - 1875)
----------child: Mollohan, Malinda (1815 - 1861)
----------child: Mollohan, William (1817 - 1854)
----------child: Mollohan, Miriam (1820 - 1900)
----------child: Mollohan, Arthur Riley (1823 - 1866)
----------child: Mollohan, Anson (1829 - 1901)


Mollohan, George Marvin (1914 - ) - male
b.
18 OCT 1914
father: Mollohan, George Wyatt (1878 - 1942)
mother: Lewis, Iva Daisy (1882 - 1941)

Marvin never married.


Mollohan, George Payton (private) - male
father: Mollohan, Charles Ivan (1912 - 1993)
mother: Sutton, Elsie Ernestine (1917 - )
spouse: Rosenkrantz, Alice (private)


Mollohan, George Riley (1849 - 1923) - male
b. 10 MAY 1849 in Braxton County, VA
d. 3 MAR 1923 in Los Angeles County, CA

father: Mollohan, Arthur Riley (1823 - 1866)
mother: Reip, Susannah (1825 - 1878)

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1880 McHenry County, Illinois; Greenwood Township; Enumeration District No. 139; Page 13A/157a; Dwelling 107; Family 109; conducted on June 14, 1880; Information from 1880 Census: George R. Molohan is listed as head of household. George is white, male, age 31, married, occupation is farmer, born in Virginia. Living with him are Jane, white, female, age 27, wife, married, occupation keeping house, born in Virginia; Willis, white, male, age 8, son, single, attending school, born in Virginia; S. Fitzpatrick, white, male, age 16, employed, single, occupation is a farm laborer, born in Illinois.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1900 Marion County, Kansas; Peabody Township; City of Peabody; Enumeration District 95; Page 1B; Dwelling 17; Family 17; conducted on June 1, 1900; Information from 1900 Census: George R. Mollohan is listed as head of household. George is white, male, May 1849, age 51, married 29 years, born in West Virginia, occupation janitor at a school house, owned, free of debt, a house in Peabody, Marion County, KS. Living with him are Rebecca J., wife, white, female, born August 1852, age 47, married 29 years, had 3 children of which 3 are still living, born in West Virginia; Estel L., daughter, white, female, born May 1882, age 18, single, born in Illinois, at school; Frances M., daughter, white, female, born April 1886, age 14, single, born in Kansas, at school.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1910 Los Angeles County, California; Los Angeles Township; Los Angeles City; Precinct #167; Enumeration District No. 212; Page 4A/192a; Dwelling 85; Family 89; Line 28; conducted on April 18,1910; Information from 1910 Census: Geo R. Mollohan is listed as head of household dwelling in a house at 1417 W. Washington which he is renting. Geo is, male, white, age 60, married 40  years, born in West Virginia, occupation is working on his own account as a wholesaler of poultry, can read and write. Living with him are Rebecca, wife, female, white, age 57, married 40 years, had 3 children of which 3 children are still living, born in West Virginia, can read and write; Glen, grandson, male, white, age 15, single, born in Kansas, occupation is none, can read and write, attending school; Geo, grandson, male, white, age 14, single, born in Kansas, can read and write, attending school; Estee McKibben, daughter, female, white, age 26, married 7 years, had 1 child of which 1 child is still living, born in Kansas, occupation is none, can read and write; James, grandson, male, white, age 6, single, born in Missouri, is not attending school.

spouse: Fox, Rebecca Jane (1852 - 1918)
- m.
20 NOV 1870 in Braxton County, WV
----------child: Mollohan, Willis Camden (1872 - )
----------child: Mollohan, Estel Gladys (1882 - 1963)
----------child: Mollohan, Frances M. (1886 - 1958)


Mollohan, George Wesley (1869 - 1950) - male
b. 18 SEP 1869 in Braxton County, WV
d. 4 JUL 1950 in Flatwoods, Braxton County, WV

father: Mollohan, William (1842 - 1888)
mother: Harper, Julia Ann (1847 - >1920)

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1900 Webster County, West Virginia; Hacker Valley Township; Enumeration District No. 136; Page 10A; Dwelling 130; Family130; conducted on June 12, 1900; Information from 1900 Census: George Molohon is listed as head of household. George is white, male, born September 1869, age 30, married 4 years, born in West Virginia, occupation farmer. Listed with him are Addina, white, female, born February 1873, age 27, married 4 years, had 0 children, born in West Virginia.

FEDERAL CENSUS: 1910 Braxton County, West Virginia; Holly District; Enumeration District No. 6; Page 3B/76; Dwelling 48; Family 48; conducted on April 22, 1910; Information from 1910 Census: George W. Mollohan is listed as head of household dwelling on a farm which he owns free of a mortgage. George is, male, white, age 40, married 15 years, born in West Virginia, occupation is working as a fireman at a saw mill for wages. Living with him are Addina A., wife, female, white, age 37, married 15 years, had 0 children, born in West Virginia; Julia A., mother, female, white, age 63, widowed, had 4 children of whic