Abraham des Moulins

Married: 24 DEC 1699 in London, England

Children

1. William Grancer MULLINS b: 1704 in Ireland

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Oct 1685 - Abraham DES MOULINS came to England from France to escape

persecution of non-Catholics after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes by

Louis XIV.

23 July 1700 -- "Abraham Moulin et sa femme" (Abraham Mullins and his wife)

were among the passengers aboard the 'Mary and Ann.'

31 July 1700 -- Account prepared by George Hawes in James Town of the French

refugees who have arrived in Virginia with the Marquis de la Muse: Abraham

Moulin and wife. (CSPC) Ref. "The Complete Book of Emigrants 1700-1750."

Goldham, Peter Wilson. (p.14) Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1992

May 1705 -- Abraham Moulin was naturalized by the Virginia Legislature.

Kinship to Author: 9th Great-grandfather Notes from Dorothy Lewis: Abraham and his wife Rachel Broret arrived on the ship "Mary and Ann", at Jamestown, Virginia, 12 aug 1700, going to Manakin Towne with the Marquis de Muse colony. He later moved to Perquimons county, North Carolina, where he bought 200 acres (8 Apr 1701), on Narrows of Perquimons river for 10 Pounds from Mr. Sam Chritchinton. Deed Book B. witness to a deed 19 oct 1716, his name is spelled Mullen but signed Moulin. He lived on north side Beavers Cove Swamp. They had 6 sons. Either the Moulins brought money with then from Mannikan Towne, or theyprospered after coming to North Carolina, for we fine Abraham's Grandson Joseph, son of Isaac, on the first tax list of North Carolina in 1790 with 32 slaves. Since all the slaves were not taxable, this was evidentally only a part of his holdings. Joseph Moulin lived at "Brickhouse Plantation", on Little River. A brick house was something unusual inthose days. His children married into prominent families of the County. The deeds of Perquimons County show that he was a large land holderand a man of wealth. His grandfather, Joseph Sutton, was a Justice ofthe Precinct Court in 1706. May have died in Perquimans Co. N.C. per http://www.my-ged.com/db/page/shortt/00452 Resource: http://history.cc.ukans.edu/heritage/cousin/huguenot.html In 1699/1700 there were five embarkations from England to Virginia and Carolina. The names of 3 of the 5 ships which trasported Huguenots were 'Peter and Anthony,' 'Nassau' and 'Mary Ann.' The 'Mary Ann' was the first ship to arrive in Virginia (at the mouth of the James River). The Kansas Heritage Server would like to thank Stephen Chinn (steven.chinn@vanderbilt.edu) for providing the following information: Husband: Abraham DES MOULINS died at age: 78 Born: 1665 in: FRA Died: 1740/1743 in: AlbemarleCo, VA Father: Abraham DES MOULINS Mother: Madelaine CHUPRET Oct 1685 - Abraham DES MOULINS came to England from France to escape persecution of non-Catholics after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes by Louis XIV. 23 July 1700 -- "Abraham Moulin et sa femme" (Abraham Mullins and his wife) were among the passengers aboard the 'Mary and Ann.' 31 July 1700 -- Account prepared by George Hawes in James Town of the French refugees who have arrived in Virginia with the Marquis de la Muse: Abraham Moulin and wife. (CSPC) Ref. "The Complete Book of Emigrants 1700-1750." Goldham, Peter Wilson. (p.14) Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1992 May 1705 -- Abraham Moulin was naturalized by the Virginia Legislature. Wife: Rachel BRORET died at age: 42 Married: 27-Dec-1699 in: London, ENG his age: 34 her age: 19 Born: ABT 1680 in: FRA Died: AFT 1722 in:Albemarle M Child 1 Jacob MULLINS died at age: 49 Born: 1706/1708 in: VA Died: 5-Nov-1757 in: Perquimans,NC Spouse: Sarah NICHOLSON M Child 2 Abraham MULLINS died at age: 50 Born: 1704/1710 in: VA Died: ABT 1760 in: Perquimans, NC Spouse: Eleanor MING M Child 3 Henry MULLINS died at age: 86 Born: 1708/1712 in: VA Died: BEF 1798 in: GoochlandCo,VA Spouse: Unknown MAUPIN M Child 4 Matthew MULLINS died at age: 90 Born: 1720 in: Died: 1810 in: M Child 5 Isaac MULLINS died at age: 21 Born: 1712/1722 in: VA Died: 1743 in: Perquimans, NC Spouse: Elizabeth SUTTON 1 The WFT CD has Abraham's lifespan as 1665 - 1743.
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Sources: Brock, R. A. "Huguenot Emigration to Virginia", p. 253-55. Cabell, Priscilla Harriss, "Turff and Twigg Vol. I The French Lands", p. 435. Jones, W. Mac, "The Douglas Register". "Vestry Book of King William Parish, 1707-1750" "The Huguenot" Abraham des Moulin-Mullen, whose surname was anglicized to the subsequent Mullen spelling came to the Colony of Virginia aboard the "Mary and Ann" during the Summer of 1700. He and his bride Rachel joined the large company of French Huguenots who sailed from Gravesend during the summer destined for Virginia. Their leaders were the Huguenot nobleman, the Marquis Oliver de la Muse and his assistant Charles de Sailly. The "Mary and Ann" reached James city, 12 August 1700, bearing the colonistsof what was to become the noted Huguenot of Manakintowne. Most of this company was made up of Protestants who had fled from France followingthe Revocation of the Edict of Nantes by Louis XIV in October of 1685. Abraham remained in Virginia until about 1708 when he first purchased land in Perquimans County, North Carolina. His descendants in America are in lineage from his three sons by Rachel, those being: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, all born in Manakin, Virginia, between 1700 and 1706. Pat Mullen Eddins

More About Abraham Des Moulins:

• Date born 2: 1665, Paris, France.18
• Died 2: 1743, Albemarle County, VA.
• Died 3: 1743, Perquirnos, North Carolina, USA.18

More About Abraham Des Moulins and Rachel Broret:

• Marriage: December 27, 1699, London, England.

NOTE: He married Mildred Watkins then he married Rachel Broret on December 27, 1699 in London, England, daughter of Jacques Broret..

Children of Abraham Des Moulins are:

1. William Grancer Mullins, b. 1704, King William, Virginia, USA18, d. September 02, 1734, St Martins Parish, Hanover, Virginia, USA18.
2. Abraham Mullins, b. 1716, Manakan Town, Virginia, USA18, d. November 25, 1762, Perquimans, North Carolina, USA18.
3. Isaac Mullins, b. 1722, Manakintown, Goochland, Virginia, USA18, d. 1743, Perquimans, North Carolina, USA18.
4. Matthew Mullins, b. December 05, 1720, Goochland, Virginia, USA18, d. 1810, Albemarle, Virginia, USA18.
5. Jacob Mullins, b. 1708, Manakintown, Goochland, Virginia, USA18, d. November 05, 1757, Perquimans, North Carolina, USA18.
6. Henry Mullins, b. 1712, Manakintown, Goochland, Virginia, USA18, d. 1798, Goochland, Albemarle, Virginia, USA18.
7. William Mullins, b. 172318, d. 178718.
8. William Mullins, b. 1677, Hanover, Virginia, USA18, d. September 02, 1734, St Martin Parrish, Hanover, Virginia, USA18.
9. Jacob Des Moulins, b. 1708, Perquimons, North Carolina, USA18, d. November 05, 1757, Perquimans, North Carolina, USA18.
10. Elizabeth Moulin.
11. John H Nowlin, b. May 09, 1839, Oakville, Appomattox, Virginia, USA18, d. June 14, 1901, Oakville, Appomattox, Virginia, USA18.
12. Isaac Mullen, b. 1723, Perquimans, North Carolina, USA18, d. 1833, Perquimans, North Carolina, USA18.

• Children of Abraham Des Moulins and Rachel Broret are: +Richard Mullins, b. 1698, France, d., Albemarle Co., VA.

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Abraham and his wife are listed on the roles of passengers of the "Mary and Ann," a ship provided by the King of England for French Huguenot refugees. Debarked on July 31 1700 at Jamestown, Virginia.

Abraham Mullins was born in 1655 in France. He died in 1730 in Albermarie county, Virginia. He married Rachel Broret on Dec 27 1699 in London, England. Ambraham Moulin and his wife Rachel Broret came over to America on the ship " Mary and Ann." They landed in Virginia on August 12, 1700. Due to the dangers of the Indians the captain thought it wise to have them moved inland about 20 miles. The ship log records read," Jaques Broret, femme et deux enfants Ambraham Moulin et sa femme.

[Manakintown Huguenot Ship Lists In 1700 and 1701, five ships brought Huguenot refugees from London to Virginia. No ship lists have been found for two of the ships, The Galley of London (came 1700) and The William and Elizabeth (came 1701), neither of which sent passengers directly to Manakintown. Ship List: The Mary and Ann This ship arrived at Jamestown on July 31, 1700, and many of the passengers proceeded by small boats to land recently vacated by the Monacan Indians which they named Manakin Town. The captain was Captain George Haves. It arrived at Hampton on 23 July 1700 with 118 men, 59 wives and girls and 38 children after a 13 week voyage.

•Pierre Delome, wife •Marguerite Sene, daughter •Magdalaine Mertle •Jean Vidau •Teertulien Sehult, wife, two children •Pierre Lauret •Jean Roger •Pierre Chastain, wife, five children •Philippe Duvivier •Pierre Nace, wife, two daughters •Francois Clere •Symon Sardin •Soubragon, and Jacques Nicolay •Pierre du Loy •Abraham Nicod •Pierre Mallet •Francoise Coupet •Jean Oger, wife, three children •Jean Saye •Elizabet Angeliere •Jean and Claude Mallfant, with their mother •Isaac Chabanas, son and Catharine Bomard •Estienne Chastain •Adam Vignes •Jean Menager et Jean Lesnard •Estienne Badouet •Pierre Morriset •Jedron Chamboux, wife •Jean Farry and Jerome Dumas •Joseph Bourgoian •David Bernard •Jean Chevas, wife •Jean Tardieu •Jean Moreau •Jaques Roy, wife •Abraham Soblet, 2 children •Quintin Chastatain and Michael Roux •Jean Quictet, wife and 3 children •Henry Cabanis, wife and 1 child •Jaques Sayte •Jean Boisson •Francois Bosse •Jean Fouchie •Francoise Sassin •Andre Cochet •Jean Gaury, wife and 1 child •Pierre Gaury, wife and 1 child •Jaques Hulyre, wife and 4 children •Pierre Perrut, wife •Isaac Panetier •Jean Parransos, sister •Elie Tremson, wife •Elizabeth Tignac •Antoine Trouillard •Jean Bourru and Jean Bouchet •Jaques Voyes •Elizabet Migot •Catharine Godwal •Pierre la Courru •Jean and Michell Cautepie, wife, 2 children •Jaques Broret, wife, 2 children •Abraham Moulin, wife •Francois Billot •Pierre Comte •Etienne Guevin •Rene Massoneau •Francois Du Tartre •Isaac Verry •Jean Parmentier •David Thonitier, wife •Moyse Levreau •Pierre Tillou •Marie Levseque •Jean Constantin •Claud Berdon, wife •Jean Imbert, wife •Elizabeth Fleury •Looys du Pyn •Jaques Richard, wife •Adam and Marie Prevost •Jaques Viras, wife •Jaques Brousee, child •Pierre Cornu •Louis Bon •Isaac Fordet •Jean Pepre •Jean Gaillard, son •Anthonie Matton, wife •Jean Lucadou, wife •Louis Orange, wife and child •Daniel Taure, two children •Pierre Cupper •Daniel Roy •Magdelain Gigou •Pierre Grelet •Jean Jovany, wife, 2 children •Pierre Ferrier, wife and child •The Widow Faure and 4 children •Isaac Arnaud, wife •Pierre Chantanier, wife and father •Jaen Fonasse •Jaques Bibbeau •Jean March •Catharine Billot •Marie and Symon Jourdon •Abraham Menot •Timothy Moul, wife and child •Jean Savin, wife and child •Jean Sargeaton, wife and child •Claude Philipe, wife •Gabriel Sturter •Pierre de Corne •Helen Trubyer •39 wives or daughter, 38 children, 108 men=205 persons •[Also on board were the leaders, Olivier de la Muce and Charles de Sailly]

List of Manakintowne Huguenot Settlers, published in The Huguenot, 1933 Aboasson Agee Agnast Aigle Allaigre (Allegre) Alocastros Amis Amonet (Ammonet) Angeliers Annis Apperson Arnand (Arnaut, Arno) Arrison Asseau Aubry Augustin Aulegnes Annant Badouet (Badouit) Badouil Balaros Banton Barachin Barbie (Barbee) Bardon Barel (Barrel) Barnet Barrand Barriere (Barrier) Basel Baton Baudry Bazoil Beraufort Befor Bellet Ballin (Bellini) Belloe Bengli Benin (Benain) Benon Berin Bernard Berrand Berrard Bibbeau Biolbaud (Bilbau, Bilbun) Billet Billiebo (Bilbo) Billot Bingli (Bingly) Biognan Bioret Blouet Blooet (Blewett, Bluet) Bocar Boff Boignan (Boignand, Boignant) Boisseau Boisson (Boissou) Bomard Bon Bonard Bondurant (Bonduran, Bondurand) Bonion Bonsergent Bon villier Booker Bore Bossard (Boshard) Bpossart Bosse Bouchert (Bouchet) Bougovan Bourgoan Bourru Bouvot Bowdoin Bower Braban Brailt Brian (Brans. Brians. 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