23 Sunday Feb 2014
Posted in Ed Haley, Ferrellsburg, Native American History, Women's History
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Appalachia, culture, Ferrellsburg, history, life, Lincoln County, Native American History, photos, Stella Mullins, West Virginia
Stella (Abbott) Mullins of Ferrellsburg, Lincoln County, West Virginia
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This is my great great grandmother! I just started looking for information on her and your site had her picture and name posted! Do you have any other information? My grandmother was a daughter of Angie, one of Stella’s daughters.
Hi, Mauna. Stella (Abbott) Mullins is my great-great-grandmother, too. I’m the great-grandson of John Marion “Doc” Mullins. My grandmother Orpha (Mullins) Kirk is Stella’s granddaughter. My grandmother is 88 years old and remembers Granny really well. We live here in Ferrellsburg where Granny lived most of her life. I have a lot of things that belonged to her, so many things I wouldn’t really know where to begin to answer your question about “more information.” I have a few photos of Aunt Ang. How do you descend from Aunt Ang?